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The New York herald., 1878-11-24
HOUSES, ROOMS, PLACES OF BI
NESS, &C.. WANTED.

In this City and Brooklyn.
Room n fes lessons rease dress
BARON Herald Upiown Branch.
An UNFUHNlsHED FIRST OR SECOND FLOOR,
her furniture aud take her meals out; cooking
avs Address b. NJ. box l43 Herald Uptown Office.
A PARLoR FLOOR, FURNISHED. OF Al LEAST
HONE So, Herald 70 STATING as % @ a.
A FLAT wANTED-IN AN ACCESSIBLE PART OF
Athc city: must have rooms including bath room;
Address NJ o. Herald Office '''''''''
pY A VERY SMALL. FAMILY UNTIL MAY Or
saSs @ 81 rent nn 'ss 10 or
so year best reference given, Address NJ box 49,
Herald Uptown ONCE
EAMILY OF THREE ADULTS DESIRE USFuR
i nished Floor nice location and house below I'D ST.
East LEWIS, 49, East 18th.
ErRNsHED HOUSE WANTED 2fTII TO ssrH ST.,
FURNISHED HOUSES wANTED-BY ALBERT O.
Il bAMSoN. 10 Broadway
EuRsisHED HousE-FoR PRIVATE FAMILY,
where rent o. part taken in board preerred west side
L and 57th SITS, 9Th and Broadway w small rcspon
s"s any Is%Sf pss & @ S ergss' s OF "
(,ENrtEMAN AND wifh WANT THREE ROOMS
unnfnrni-hed u private house. for honsekccpng Al
onrss an stating terms not % posts. cards. d. box s2 ros
HIGHLY REsrEcTABrE LADY, WHO CAN FURNISH
cree o Winter ws X s sssTs r., Il Herald Fn
office.
HAvisg RETURNED FROM EuRorE DESIRE Fur.
ahsPoNslBLE bos ks Herald RAID Uptown @ W." "nice lee
DARLoR AND ONE ROOM ny AN ARTIST, BE
tween 9TH ay. and broadway, I4th and I'D St PERMA-
NENT, iSi Herald Uptown Branch
SMALL FAMILY DESIRE AN UNFURNisilED FLOOR
)iOr light housekeeping from Sis 20 81 monthly below
hhh - a.. 30 Lexington
SMAI.I, FAMILY WANT FURNISHED HOUSE, CEN.
Dtraly located parties c board rent Address SOUTH,
Herald I piown office.
THREE GENTLEMEN DESIRE A SUIT or APART
nentr constng Of thfoc Bedrooms and Parlorr, hand
son-iy furnished with all modern improvements, ~ hc
full particulars, GRANVILLE, Herald Uptown office.
well furnished House for the winter centrally located;
private fnmy ~ FIVE adults; rent exceed 500
month Address &. w H., box 2ls Nc~ York Pos ofhcc
WsNTED--A LARGE HOUSE. THREE OR FOUR
w Rpuns derp, furnished unfnrnishcd for private
family ia 9th its vicinity, not abuse Madison square
Address w y. JAMES, Union Square Hotel.
II,NNTED-A COMPLETELY FURNISHED FLAT,
w with four Bedrooms Give particulars and price TO m
box 1of Herald Office.
yNANTED-IN A FIRST CLASS LOCATION, HAND.
w sonciy furnished Hon with bcaders security and
v&rANTED-TIREE OR FOUR ROOMS. CoMFORrA
oniy house Harlem Brooklyn preferred LIGHT
OVERWHELMING box Iul Herald once
NtrASTED- SMALL PRIVATE HOUSE FOR FTRsT
w cas~ chop house fret floor balance residence
prietors family. Address o. o., l3i East 5eth 81
M-ANTED-Ay UNFINISHED FLOOR Not ABOVE
w trh Address stating price, which must be modcr
ATE, IIuwARp, Herald Uptown Branch ohace
The New York herald., 1878-11-24

-ie WEST 57TlI sT-FINEST I'LL SIZE HOUSE
"A with finest finish finest three story extension ana ~ ~
X STEVENSON, Jr, Pine, q, East l7th St and "i
9th
The New York herald., 1878-11-24

ASTROLOsY.
1 srONIsIlINul No IMPOSITION POUND At
Alastt-treacst Clauvoyan Mrs FOSTER, tells every
speedy marringes succeeds when all others
fail satisfaction or pay 25c, JOc. 81 100 East 18th
st.. near sth av
A TrENTIoN THE GREATEST LIVING CLATRvoY
n ant. Mrs PIERCE tells everything names in full &c
French speedy succeeds
when all others fail satisfaction pay 45J av
B,d st.. first bell 5oc. ~.
a TTENTlON N!-CoNSULTATIONs ON BUSINESS,
n lawsuits enemies losses absent friends love, marriage
and death refused unless satisfied I37 West 34th St.
Nine LINGlII Clarvoyant
(o SEE COUNTESS DE LONDON, LATE or EU
postoi eNces all others; every hidden ysery revealed
family troubles brings separated together makes
marriages.. pctdrr and of the you viii marry;
business stocks losscs numbers aud diseases speciay
truth guaranteed. "a West Both st. near 9th nv.
T IzzIE NEWELL. II CLINTON PLACE, TRANCE
IICairvoyant, magnetic ply stefan, examines personally
or hair; challenges the world
NINE. ROSA, cLAIRvoyANT REVEALS YOUR LIFR'
Ifron cradle to the grave. 3i2 Wost 9Th st. 5oc, VI
NINE. ARLINGrON.-ADNICE ON BUSINESS,
" losses nnrringo srkncss brings together sepnrateu
tells everything. $50 West 18th st.
NINE. Din BUSINESS AND MEDICAL CLAIRv0Y-
Nua ~ Grccnwic ay.. near Charles st
IME. MARTIN AND ASSISTANT. MEDICAL AND
u Business Clairvoyants magnetic treatment 4o' Nv.
s)pS 9TH Av. NEAR i5riI sT,-MRs. COLLINS. A
Acorcisbe aud trustworthy Clairyoyant, magnetic
ucatlnssA
The New York herald., 1878-11-24

A SID ST AND MADISON AN.-PERFENr GEN OF
s. X STEVENSON, Jr.
The New York herald., 1878-11-24

A WELL PLANNED
N solidy bulk. ,
House for sale No 81 West 54th ST.
The New York herald., 1878-11-24

L'OR SALE-A POUR STORY HIGH sToop BROWN
IT House. 21x7ON sblock in the vicinity of 9TH
aud Madison square well rented and furnished; mort
gage $4,000 At per cent rent $40 per month Apply
IL WM H. HORsTMASN, No u Park place. /, be-
tween IL and o'clock.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-12
D f D..

Suddenly, of brain affectio at her residence
in Newport. XIV .son Thursday. March TIN, 1878.
Mrs. MARGARET GIDEON. wife of MIR. Thos.
w. ideon, and sister of Capt. Jouu Avis, of this
place. aged So years.
day afternoon. March 10th, 1875, Mr.. EBEN
TRUSSELL. aged about 81 years
The deceased was the second eldest of nine
brothers. seven of whom are still living. &c
was one of our most honorable and highly
teemed citizens-unobtrusive in bis department,
yet as q citizen, husband and father. calling
forth the devot ed affection of those nearest to
him, and commanding the firm regard and
friendship of all who knew him. His funeral
services will be held Mt his late residence this
Tuesday, morning, at 10 o'clock interment at
Edge-Hill Cemetery.
At Ripop. in this county, on Thursday morn
ing. March 7th. 1878, of Consumption, z. TAY-
LOR OFT. in the 3lst years of his age.
In Martinsburg, on the Goth of February. 1878,
Miss SARAH c. CHAMBERS, aged So years,
daughter of Joseph Chambers.
At Harris Mill. Fauauier county. Va. on the
eth of February, Mrs. ANN CARTER ASHTON.
daughter of Rev. Thomas Balch, d. D., recently
deceased.
At her residence near KNOXVILLE, December
18th, Mrs. MARY MORRISON, widow of the late
VIM. B. Morrison, in the Goth year of her age.
In San Diego. California. March 5th. 1878,
THOMAS BRISCoE, son of VIM. T. Compton,
of Harrison burg, Va, formerly of Martinsburg,
w. Va.
On February 18th. 1878, Mrs. JANE A. JONES.
wife of Peter Jones, Mayor Of Bolivar, W. Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-12
FROM MIDDLEWAY.
MrDpLrwAY, March 7.h, 1878.

Me. HAIEEs:
Dear Sir.-As your correspondents from
this point, seem to be few and far between,
il has occurred to me that an item or two
of what is transpiring in our isolated and
stsid old town, would not be uninterssting
to you, as we'll as your numerous subscribers
here, snd elsewhere. One that is des-
tined to form an epoch in the history of it,
and which at the present time causes consid-
cradle commotion and is the theme of much
speculation, is the discovery, upon lands Of
DR.. Nelson aud others. of what is supposed
to be rich aud valuable deposits of mineral
substance known rs bayrita or baritese, and
believe, is used in the manufacture of
white lead, and which in all probability will
become source of revenue and no mean
element in building up the place, and in
stead Of its isolated position it may become
place of BUSINESS second to none in the
county, and be to the people what Harper's
Ferry was previous to the war-a good and
ready market for produce and marketing Of
every description, just what is very much
needed in this region. For, should this dis
covery prove rs extensive as it now promises.
il viii NO doubt be the means of bringing q
large amount of capital. as we'll as an increase
of population. Il will require number of
hands to perform the labor Of mining aud
preparing il for the purpose for which it is
intended. II will have to undergo various
manipulatious. Mills and machinery will
have to be erected for these purposes the
number of persons employed in each depart.
meut will be large, and = large amount OF
provisions, a. is the case in all localities
where works of this kind are operated. will
be necessary for their consumption. rail-
h.. ID 90 mt
with the Baltimore aud Ohio. for the trans
portation of it. or perhaps the Shenandoah
Valley will see the advantage of 80 chang
ing their route as to bring it in proximity
with this great bonanza. In consideration,
then, of al these facts, do not think it at
all presumptuous in saying that market
such as the people have not enjoyed since
the suspension of the government works at
Harper's Ferry will be afforded here-perhaps
would better put that in by way of corollary
Operations upon the work have been COM
menced by couple Of gentlemen whose
names have not learned, and who, with a
number Of hands, are now busy in making
exploration and deep down in the caverns
of the earth may be heard the sound Of the
pick and shovel in bringing to light this hid
den treasure, and in ascertaining the magni-
tude of the deposit, which seems to increase
in dimensions, as we'll as in 6neuess of quail
ity, as the excavations are made. Speci>
mems Of the article taken from the lode have
been, upon examination by mineralists, pro-
nounced superior to any yet discovered in
the Urited States. But my communication
is growing in length. and will not indulge
too foudly in these bright hopes, lest, as you
printers ssy, they may be knocked into pie.
But should they be realized, l will make
them tho subject of another communication.
Dor.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-12
II A Z RE ID .

At the Baptist Parsonage. on March 9th. 1878.
by Rev. 7. B. Shepherd, Mr.. WIN. H. GRIFFITH
to Miss MAKTHA z. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
this county.
at Bolivar. on the 25th of December, 1877, by
Rev. A. McFaden, Mr. WILLIAM f.. JACK
SON aud Mrs LUCINDA MYERS-both of this
county.
At Darkesville. Berkeley county. on Tuesday,
February Goth. 1878. by Rev. Mr.. Maydwell: Mr..
ROBERT STEWART, Jr., to Miss MARTHA
Balm.
At the residence of the brides father, in
Luray. Page county. Va, on February 7th; 1875:
by Elder F. ~. Perry. Mr.. SCOTT ASHBY. of
Fauquier county, Va. to Miss l.. B. ALMOND,
daughter of Thomas NJ. Almond, Esq.
On the 2lst of February. 1878, by Rev. f. L.
Wilson Mr. Pc TER BENDER and Mrs. NANCY
J. SrANLEY-both of Berkeley county.
In Martinsburg. on the 9th of February, 1878.
bv the Rev. Father Doherty. MIR ANTHONY
HEDGES and MISS FANNIE FRE1ZE-both of
MartnsbuTg.
At the residence of Mr.. Jacob NJ. French. near
North Mountain Depot, berkeley county. Mr.. J.
CRISWE ELL and Miss L1DE ELLIS, daughter
of the late John Ellis, all of Berkeley county.
At the residence Of the brides mother in Fred
erick county. Va. February 18th. ISIS, by Rev.
w. A. WI de. DR.. EDGAR b. SMOKE to Miss
ANGIE PAYNE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-12
PEN, INK AND SCISSORS.

- The residence of Col j. D. Bruce, in
Clarke county, Va, was destroyed by fire on
the Goth ult,. the family losing their cloth
ing by the flames.
-James Gordon Bennett having pur
chased and fitted out vessel for the discovery
of the North Pole, asks congress for authori-
ty to carry the American flag on her.
- The Rockingham Register learns that
the stock and railroad interest OF the Royal
Land Company has been sold to parties in
Washington and New York for $500, 900,
and that the road is to be finished to Rawley
Springs at once.
- The riprapping of the fifth span of the
Martinsburg and Potomac R. R. bridge at
Powells Bend, on the Potomac, gave way
on Wednesday, and eleven workmen were
injured. There were thirteen men on the
structure when it fell, and one man jumped a
distance of thirtyfve feet and landed in
eight feet of water, without injury.
"A successful burglary was perpetrated
in HedgesviIle. Berkeley county, about 2
o'clock Friday morning. The store of Harley
Miller, Esq, was entered and robbed of
goods to the amount of $500 or $500, and a
ANAL tin box, containing notes and other Sc
curities to the amount of 5000 carried off.
The thieves stole DR.. Hanna's horse and MIR.
John Vermilyers' buggy, with which to car
~ of their plumber.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-12
England Will Roar.

Russia-1 want several provinces to square
of my territory.
England-Now, don't think that's right
Rrssia-1'm going to take those Turkish
ships.
Eng1and-Now, you shouldn't do that
'Tain't right.
Russia-Let's see. But that isn't near
enough. 1 want two or three or twenty or
thirty millions of roubles.
Engtund-By George, you'd better take
Turkey and done with it.
Russia-Don't know but that I shall
Now, there's Egypt.
England-Now, If you touch Egypt I
shau't like it. I'll roar. can roar awful
You'd better not make mo roar.
Russia-O roar and be-. l think I'll
cork up the Bosphorus, too.
Enyldnd-Now, if you cork up the Boss
phorus l ,oM roar. I've got 100000 roar
ing men. L
Russia-Yes, III put fort on the Bos>
phorus.
Eng1and-Now, I'm just going to COM
mence to roar right away if you do that.
Austria will roar with me, too, won't you,
Austria ?
Austrin-I dunno. I haven't roared for
a good while. got awful sick the last time
rosred at Germany. Maybe I'll roar. I'll
see. I'll think about it.
Eng1and-Well, I've . good mind to roar
all by myself l declare it's shameful. Why,
the man has no more conscience than bear.
GN y GroDhic
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-12
CORN AND POTATOES,

TERMS OF SALE.-A credit of Nine Months
will DO given on all sums over $40, purcf aser
giving pond and approved security, with in,
terest from date; interest to be RENTED If paid
mt maturity. Sums of $40 and under, Cash.
No property to be- removed until terms of sale
are complied with.
JACOB A. GRUBER.
March 10, 1878.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-12

NY. M1LL1NER AND DREssMAKER.-
We have the March number of this excel
lent fashion monthly on our table, and find
it fully up to the times in its fashions and
fashion notes, and its other miscellaneous
@atter of seleet order,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-12

TEE AMERICAN FARMER for March is full
Of seasonable instruction, oil of it evidently
from practical and able hands. The SUBJ
sqription price of this old journal is 81 50
year. or 81 to clubs of Ave or more. Samuel
Sands & Son, Baltimore, are the publishers.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-12

GREAT Reduction in prices of Groceries,
Good clean Rio Coffee for % cts. 3 TBS good
Brown Sugar for 25 cts, and all other goods
in proper tlon. Call and see me, opposite the
Carter House. No trouble to show goods.
Goods delivered in town. Highest market
price paid for Country Produce.
g g DkJcApN
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-12

Mr.. H. Page Andrews, of the vicinity Of
Shepherdstown, son of the late Rev. DR.. G.
". Andrew died on Thursday evening
about seven O'Clock, of double Pneumonia.
He was in Shepherdstown on the day pre-
yioua
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-12

The bill changing the times of holding the
terms Of the U. g. Court in West Virginia
has passed both Houses of Congress; SO we
presume Martinsburg will come in for a share.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-12

SALE AND HoRsE BILLS printed in at
traotive style, and cheaply, at the Spirit
Office:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-12
MARTHA WASHINGTON RECEP
TON.

The accounts of the Martha Washington
Reception held in New York on the 22d
ult. occupies large space of the New York
papers, aud must indeed have been grand
affair. In referring to the characters repre-
scented on the occasion, the Home Journal
says:
Standing before the Lady Washington
of the occasion, stood lady of courtly bear
ing, who had just been, or was in the
act of being, presented to the hostess. The
lady to whom this place in the tableaux was
assigned, was Mrs. Lewis W. Washington,
. grandniece of General Washington, BEAR
ing in her countenance and manner much
of the generals strongly marked character.
istics.
Describing the costume of tho Same lady,
who is a resident of Charlestown, and Vices
Regent of the Mt. Vernon Association for
West Virginia, the Journal proceeds:
Mrs Lewis W. Washington. White satin
with court train of sapphire blue satin el-
bow sleeves. trimmed with Mechlin laces,
two hundred years old, heir-looms in the
Washington family. Corsage of the Queen
Anne style. Her ornaments were q pearl
necklace, pearls in the hair. and two old
miuatures-o of Colonel Basset, 3 noted
revolutionary hero. and an ancestor Of Mrs.
Washington the other, stone cameo like
ness of General Washington.
The financial result of the reception was
good round sum of money for tho charisa-
bic behests of the St. Johns Guild, estima-
ted variously at from ten to twelve thousand
dollars
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-12
THE PENSION BILL.

A bill has been passed by Congress grant,
ing Pensions to all surviving officers. and
enlisted aud drafted men, including Militia
and Volunteers, of the Military and Naval
service of the United States, who served for
fourteen days in the war with Great Britain
of 1912, or who were in any engagement,
and were houorably discharged, and the SUR
viying widows of such officers and enlisted
aud drafted men. The loss or lack of GER
tificate of discharge will not deprive the ap>
plicaut under this act from its benefits, pro-
vided other proof can be made of service.
This bill also places on the Pension Rolls
any widow Of revolutionary soldier who
served fourteen days, or was in any engage.
men., aud it justly. after long delay. restores
to the Pensions Rolls all soldiers heretofore
receiving pensions, who fought in the war
against Great Britain of 1872, or in any of
the Indian Wars, but who by On act of Con-
gress were dropped from the Pension Rolls for
taking up arms against the Government, "or
In any manner encouraging tho rebellion"
Il also provides for the widows Of such SOL
diers whose names had not been placed on
the rolls as provided for in the bill. putting
10 q claim for the pension, for which their
husbands had been out of.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-12

Charles Davies, Esq, of Harper's Ferry.
delivered his Lecture on Poetry, the True
Reflex of the Age" before the Young Mems
Christian Association ofLeesburg, on Monday
evening of last week. The Mirror says ::
1.-THE lecture evinced a great deal of thought,
research, and literary culture on the part of
the lecturer"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-12

"ooDsToCK and Ullum Ploughs. Caltiva.
w tors. Harrovs, Double and Single Shovel
Ploughs, for sale by
March -, rs. JAS. LAW. HOOFF co.
CTEEL Double and Single Shovels Ind Cut Pillow
> Plates, and refined Iron of all kinds. for sale
by JAS. Law. HooFF CO.
FARLY Rose, Extra Early Vermont. Snow
T. Flake and other fine varieties OF Potatoes
Marehl2. JAS. LAW. HooFF co.
GARDEN Seeds of all kinds, by paper, ounce
Mach IL. JAS. LAW. HooFF co.
DoADMAN,s Celebrated Flower Seed, for sale
N by JAS. LAW. HooFF co.
IDEAS, Beans, & i, for sale by
L JAS. Law. HooFF CO.
WHITE Wash Brushes, full line, for Gale by
w JAS. LAW. ROoFF & co.
T1ISHING Poles, Lines, Hooks, &c, for sale by
Il JAS. LAW. HOoFF & co.
TALSOMINE The best purifier of walls.
N and more easily applied than any other prep
aration any color that may be needed, for sale BY
March 2, rs. JAS. LAW. HOOFF co.
NULL line OF Garden Tools, Shovels. Forks and
Msreh 70. ISIS. JAS LAW. HooFF SEQ.
FARLY Rose Seed Potatoes, gsod .izs. for sale
March 70, 1873.
1HARLY Rose Potatoes, for sale BY
~ GEO. W. T. KEARSLEY.
March 70, 1873.
ii GEO. W. TAYLoR's.
T AIDES and Gents' Merino Vests, Cheap,at
IL GEO. ". TAYLOR'S,
Oct, 30, 1877. Main St., near the Market,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-12

A PROPHETIC UTTEnANcE.-Amougst
the circui. judges recently elected by the
South Carolina Legislature was the Hon. A.
F. Aldrich as judge of the second circuit
Judge Aldrch occupied judicial position
in South Carolina for many years, but in
1868 was deposed from the bench by the
military authorities at that time ruling over
that State. In retiring from the bench,
Judge Aldrich then said:
"Tbe indigni,y put upon mo is of little
moment, but it almost breaks my heart to see
this grand old State Inundated through my
poor person. But, gentlemen, be of good
cheer. see the dawn of better day. The
great heart of the people Of this land beats
true to constitutional liberty pnd if God
spares my life will yet preside as judge
in South Carolina courts with my ermine un.
stained. Mr.. Sheriff, adjourn the court
while the voice of justice is stified."
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-12

The House Committee on Public Lands
has agreed to report bill granting to the
State of West Virginia property at Harper's
Ferry, for educational purposes. There WAS
an &C. passed by the Legislature of the State.
last winter, donating to the Jefferson County
Agricultural College any public lands which
may be donated to the State land not other
wise appropriately for educational purposes
by the General Government
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-12

TTsIFFIN Corn sheler-single spout-separates
i the corn from the cob. The best shelter Tor
the pr ice offered. For sale by
DUKE 4 GALLAHER.
addition al supply Of the Celebrated Wind
n sor Coffee Pots just received. Every family
uld have one.
DUKE GALLAHER, As's.
CINCLAIR'S PropstIers-hay, straw and fodder
y Cutters. ranging in price from 8 " TO 96S. for
sale by DUKE GALLAHER.
TOPPER Rivets sEd Burrs, Bath Brick, Half
" Bushels, Peck Measures. Butter Prints, for sale
by DUKE q GALLAHER.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-06-22

Attention is directed to the
new list of advertisements W hich
this paper contains in which are
found the names OF the following
firms.
E. j. Hart & Co., G. Jaquet
& Co., Wang & Gotham, E. ST.
mon, +. Newhail, L. j. Souhy,
Mrs. NJ. Gandolfo, A. Durrieu,
J. Vergnole, Z. +. Sarrazin and
Danziger''s.
They are all substantial upright
men of business, with whom our
readers may trade with IA certain
ty of being honora5ly and justly
treated. By advertising the man
Of business becomes known, and
it lis thus that the live wide a
wake, energetic tra2esmau shows
TO the world what he is about.
Now that We are about to have
railroad Transportation, these adj
rertlsers + reaching out to res
csive tue Increased trade amongst
ps.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1878-06-22

On motion of L. Keefe duly seconded the
Mayor was authorized to appoint a commit
tee of three to ascertain the price at which
the Lot on corner of Thibodaux and Green
streets, bl0nging to T%hibodaux Fire Com
pany No. ] could be bought also to ascer-
tain the best method of opening a street
to the proposed railroad depot sire from
eithe, jackson or St. Mary streets with the
probable cost of the same.
The Mayor appointed Messrs. L.. Kcefe,
P. A. Aucoin aud F. Samoan on said com.
mittee,
Permission was granted to Mr.. Pierre
Boqrree to erect q new gallery, similar tg
the existing one on the part of his build,
ing fronting Main and st. Philip streets.
On motion duly seconded the Council ad'
journed.
A. j. PERRIN, Clerk Town Council.
A True Copy:
A. j. PERRIN, Clerk Town Council.