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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-07
TWOTtOBWEBS.

iou h"'o, papa
81 have"
..Not o,drcudfub detached villa
or cottage ornee, papa!"
"0h, no."
"With admirably-planed kitchen
and flower-gardens 7"
"No," said l laughing.
"wi,h an: extensive view of tn,
Surrey Hills 2"
"Why, anyone would think yot
were Il house agent, Cobweb,"
said smiling.
mo wonder, papa, when I've
been reading so many advertise
ments. Bat do tell me ; have you
really found the place at last 7"
II have really, my dear-at least
/ think so."
"Is it real old-fashioned, country
house !"
EYES,"
"Smothered in clematis, and
roses, and honeysuckles y
"Yes, and swarming with birds
nests and insects"
Sand with a regular great wilder
ness of a garden!" - .--.
E"Yes."
ain which you can lose your
self"
SIZES, and in the wood, too"
"What is there a wood 7"
"And plenty of fruit and
flowers ?"
"Acres of it."
"Plenty to make you i'll and
litter the house"
"And purple plums, and rudy
apples, and soft, downy peaches,
and great, rich, Morrella cherries p
Eyes, yes, yes, and cabbage, and
turnips, and 'tatoes, and beans, and
brockylo enough to supply green
grocer's shop" said testify.
"And it doesn't look new, and
stiff, and bricl1y, and isn't overlook
ed 10y the neighbors, who hang out
washingl And there are no organs.
nor o0hs, nor street-singers!"
mo, no, no, child. It's just
what you asked me to get-old,
and rugged, and picturesque, and
inconvent, and damp, and Uttered
with leaves, and four miles from
any railway station; and now l
hope you're happy"
"Oh, am, dear, dear father y
she said, seating herself on my
knee and nesting her head on my
shoulder.
"Therc hold up your head" /
said, sand look at me. Now tell
inc frankly, did you ever see such
a weak, stupid, old man in your
life ?"
81 like weak, stupid, old men,
,he said, srchly; and her eyes
twinl<led with merriment, and then
,oftened with the tears that stole
into them.
EYES," said, because You can
,yrannize over them, and do what
you please with them, and make
them your slaves, like you do me.
A pretty rig I've been, running
around this last two months to find
place you like-just as if Bryans-
ton Square wouldn't do. tell you
what, my lady, you'll have to take
pains to make me comfortable
down there, for l shall be as dull as
lead"
mo you will not, papa, DEAR" she
said, laughing, and laying her
cheek to mine. 81 am so glad.
You've made me so happy, for !
was very tired of the city"
1 did not answer, but sat looking
down on the smooth, peachy cheek
that one Of my hands would keep
stroking, and at the long, yellow
hair that hung down over the
shoulders in waves, and in spite Of
myself a sigh escaped my lips.
Ruth-Cobweb, as l have al
ways called her, because she was so
soft and downy-started up, gazing
earnestly in my face, and then kiss.
ed me very, very fondly.
"Don't think about the past
dear father" she said, softly-she
always called me father when she
was serious.
"Cau't help it, child" I said
mournfully; and then, seeing
the tears gather in her eyes,
tried TO be cheerful, and smiled as
] added, 81 have the future, as vel
as the past, to make me sad, my
dear
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-07

The Circuit Court for the county Of Aipena, In
Attachment. Wilson X. Darrah, plaintiff W.
Edward II. Darruh, defendant.
Notice Is hereby given that on the 25th day
Of June, A. ID. 1878. "A writ Of attachment was
duly issued out OF the Circuit Court for the coun-
ty Of ilpena. ut the suit OF Wilson n. Darrah,
the above named plaintiff. against the lands. ten
cmcnts, gOods and chattels, moneys and effects of
Edward N. Darrah the defendant above named,
for the sum ~ ave thousand three hundred and
sevcnty-sovcn ls5,3sTl dollars, which aid writ
was retunsble on the second day OF July, A. ID.
TURxDULL MCDONALD,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
DAFT July Q, A. d. 1879. sci-w5.
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NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.

Dated July I, A. ID. 1879.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-14

whose buyeth 10. Of land hath
that which he buyeth. and be 1T once
possesse,h the same in full and may
live theron. Whose bnyeth a lot OF
stock hath not which he buystb. but
only that which he bopeth for; and it
Eay chance that he cannot live thereon,
and it may bring him to nsugbt.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-14

THE new port to be constructor al
Boulcgne will be the most beautiful Of
any on the coast Of that country. -Four
magnificent revolving lights will be
erected at the extremity of the break
water, and there will be bell. rung by
the waves in case Of fog The lights
will be strong enough TO illuminate the
barbor, and to be seen from the Eng
lisll coast
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-14

WHAT IS your SOD doing in the bat
tie OF life? asks the Christian Helper.
Well. he appears to be drawing rations
most Of the time. just at present. thank
you-Hawkeye.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-14

AN editor with nine unmarried
daughters was recently made justly in
dignant by tho misconstruction bis
contemporaries pnt upon bis able lead
er on The Demand for Men,
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THE colOred brother in Virginia
Just bit the nail on the head when he
prayed at the close ola white brother q
sermon, 'Laud Dress the brudder to
whom we has list ned to 50 patiently.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-14
DAILY IN7ELLICENCER.
Thursday. Nov. IA. 1878.

Pennington, on Pine Creek. IN Whit
man county. is only two months old,
vet it gives promise to become town
of considerable importance. 1t IS
favorably situated in the heart OF a
great agricultural country which IS 10
excellcd in productiveness in Washing
ton. is convenient to almost inexhaust-
ible forests Of timber. and tie land IS
rapidly being settled around it.
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THE girls like the new song: Put
your armor on. my boys 1t sounds
SO much like: Put your arm around
me, boys.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-14
MALT LIQUORS.

Have become articles of general consumption
here as in every o her part Of the ULited States,
and the demand is constantly increasing TIE
fact has been demonstrated IN al Western coui.
munites that the deere as, Of the use of ardent
spirits. is in proportion to the Substitution of
wholesome beer. No country is better adapted
to the production of cool beer than this Tie
climate is favorable. the hops produced are of he
best quality, and barley is aLua dant. There is
no part of the world where better quality of
draft beer is produced, free from deleterious
drugs, than BY the Ncrth Pacific Railroad
Brewery. at steilacoom, the North Pac lie
brewery. and the Seattle Brewery at this
place. Neither of these B.eweries resort 10 the
practice of "doctoring' TO give th,ir liqu ,,s
flavor or the appearance of age, which cannot be
guaranteed for any of the articles imported f ON
California or elsewhero. II is therefore prudent
sanitary measure, no less than political economy
to patronize our hcne brt weries au.,6
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HOME INDUST nv,

Every person in the community is bound by
self-lnterest as well as social obligations to give
the preference to articles CT home production
over those of foreign manufacture. all other
things being equal. No country can prosper
with the balance Of trade against them, and it
perpetual draft upon their resources, to luy
abroad That can be produced at hone cheaper
and bettor.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-10
POLITICAL NOTICES.
New 0rIeen.. Dec. o. ls7s no the

New orleans, Dec. y. 1878 - To the
Democratic Conservative voters Of the Fifth
Ward Whereas. to the knowledge of the whole
community. and under the direct supervision
81 q special committee Of Ave members from
the Democratic Conservative Parish Committee
was dnlV. fairly and regularly elected President
Of the Fifth Ward Club. ut the general ward cleo
ton held on the first IF August 1873 and nuip-
terlaptpdU acknowledged. since That time rs spci,
bH both the State renrdl ami Parish CornlpiHees:
and
Whereas II seems to be the purpose of mum
Der Of persons In said Parish Committee TO in
fringe upon the rights Of the Fifth Ward voters
and to unduy interfere with tho executive
duties and prerogatives Of the said ward off,
ceis and voters:
Now therefore L. HENRY J. RIVET Presifonf
- the rim Ward Uemo9Gfic- Conservative ten
hdl flub, do hereby convene and invite
ALL DEMOCRATIC AND CONSERVATIVE
YOrERS OF THE FIFTH WARD to attend n
PUBLIC MEETING to be held on TUESDAY
EVENIN No, December 10. 1878 at 80 O'Clock ut
the GLOBE HALL. corner St. Peter and st
Claude streets, for the consideration Of what
ever business may be then and there brought
10. ". !. RIVET.
Presiden Fifth Ward Central Democratic Con
sarvative Club
EDWARD DHRIyE, Secretary. dog 2t
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| to the other seat. His election however. will
be contested by both Grimes and Perkins.
| The Natchtoches Findi@tor saws that the
| people Of that parish did not intend TO vote
for New Orleans In casting their ballots
against the first amendment To the constitr,-
ton They voted against this simply To con
denim the system sought to be inatguratef Nv
the last Legislature Of passing a fundamental
law for the people. II demands that the vote
Of Natchitoches on the capital question he
eouht~' either Tor New Orleans or Baton
Rouge.
We regret to chronicle the destruction hy
fire, on the night Of the third instant. If the
largo and comparatively now steam gin and
gfist mill formerly owned Nv Kent Il Henna-
gan. recently purchased NV Mr 81 u Kent. ma
situated ten miles east Of this place. Two
bales of cotton were also consumed by the
tamcS. The fire Is said tp have been caused
from an accident. East Feiiciana Patriot
Democrat
Tho crops In Laf"'rche arc in every way
satisfactory. Rolling is progressing finely
and will soon be finished. The cane is as
sweet as con hn and yielding above all expec-
tations NJ statistics can he obtained vet
The rico crop Is reported excellent through
out the parish, though much If II is not
threShnd yet. | have sacn some Of the finest
oranges eyer raised In Louisiana, which Were
sent from down the bayou but cannot tell
about the success Of this years crop yet -
ITerrebonne Progress.
Mr.. Fleming Noble sleeps In his son Char
lies store. at Gharievilla. On Sunday morn
ing last he heard noise among the chickens
I'm the back yard, and on opening the deor to
see what was the matter a large catamount
marched In at the door, ran b. the window and
tried to escape through It but, finding IL
could not get Through. 1t seemed 10 become
furious, rushed upon and attacked Mr. Noble
but as he had on thick clothing, II did not
succeed IN inlicting any serious wound upon
him, and he finally succeeded I'm killing It
Mr.. Edwards, who gave VIZ this information.
tells zig that II was large cat IRayvlle
Beacon.
We understand that Interested parties In
tho interior Of the parish are circulating
greatly exaggerated reports about the sick
ness here. and I'm this way keep our people
from trading with our merchants This is
certainly haseness Of low degree. and very
reprehensible Delta has suffered enough
from this sickness and the stagnation Of trade
incidental thereto, without being stabbed In
this way by people from whom we have a
right to expect better things There Is no
danger whatever In coming here. selling your
goods, making purchases aud returning home
country reports TO the contrary notwithstand-
Ing. Those who were fortunate enough to
escape the blight of the scourge should evinre
o liberal spirit towards their less favored
neighhors. Madison Journal
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LOUISIANA.

The Union Record favora the collection oI
Senator Eustis; SO does the Marksvile Bulie
tin.
Rice crops are reported as all IN. Of fine
quality and remunerative.- Ierreboune Pro
gress
The Columbia HefaH dominates Judge X
ID. Bridgnr. representative from Caldwell
parish for Speaker Of the House.
4 II is calculated that there has been made In
i this parish this year 10000 gallons of mo
lasses which have saved the people SO 600
claiborne Guardian.
The members Of the bar Of ouachita parish
held "a meeting In Gerapach Hail. Monroe last
Wednesday, in honor of the memory of the
1 late Judge Egan, and adopted suitable reso-
4 lutiOns.
The Shreveport Times suggests Hon A. u.
T George or /. T. Land for the vacancy made in
the Supreme Bench by the death OF Judge
Egan. The Claiborne GHrdidn urges the ap-
pointment OF j. 9. Egan to this office.
We learn that there was colored man kill
cd few days since. on Mr. 7. 7. Friths plan
tat'sn. aud another one seriously wounded.
Ih8 murderer was also n colored man and
has made his escape Marksvtllc Vllager
Some one last Saturday night set fire to
aid burned about four bales of cotton I've.
longing to Mr., T. j. Cole: the cotton was in
pens IN the field. They also set fire to the
cotton IN the ginhouse. but fortunately the
blaze flashed over the top Of the cotton and
went out Union Record
In letter to the Alexandria Democrat Col
James Jeifries, one Of the newly elected Rep
esentatives Of Rapides parish, declares him
yell Tor the calling of n constitutional conven-
don. and an adjournment of the Legislature
1t the earliest day possible" That g the true
ing. Marksrille Bulletin.
Last Thursday morning nj about 40
o'clock one of the boilers in the sugar house
II the Cedar Grove plantation the property
re MIR. w. l.. Shaf1er. exploded wounding
pveral persons. ono W. Hookins being severe
y burnt. Among the unfortunate victims
% also Tom White, colored. and one Gull
,te-I Terrebonne Courier.
Messrs. Ramsey aud Simmons have about
mpieted their revision Of the asst~.stnent
I II OF the parish. They find that over 81, 900
res of land have escaped assessment in
/ 4 airs past On this land taxes will be due for
II REQ years. A large amount of personal
II operty will also have to be accounted for
N ,aiborne Guardian
Pointe Coupee is indulging in bright hopes
great prosperity, To he acquired through
g introduction of the cooperative farming
stem. Immense plantations. common
ainage. field railroads to transport tho
ne central sugar factories. with improved
lining machinery. and cultivation in small
bdivisions by tenants or cooperative farm |
here will be double contest for one of the |
Is In the Legislature from BafOurche. |
ere were four prominent candidates In |
'ourche Messrs. Biliu, Democrat; Frazier, |
publican: Perkins, Democrat and Grimes
publican Mr.. Biliu was certainly elected.
-zier. Republican. was returned as elected
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LOST OR MISLAID.

NOTICE.-MIsbAID LOST OR STOLEN
~ A note for one Thousand dollars. dated
fifteenth October. 1879. drawn by O. Nj Fupp
payable 70 his own order one year after date
paraphed Ne parje'uc No T. by the late Charles
sstrlnger. notary public, the payment Of which
IL secured by net of mortgage passed before
said late etringer notary. etn.
Az persons are hereby cautioned and notified
not 70 negotiate or purchase said note for the
causes herein reeited
II. STEWART DENNEE.
de7 ~ Attorney for benjamin HoupbtOn
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Denocra n tc-C0 Voters Of the
| Fifth ward Beware


Hall FIFTH WARD DEMOCRATIC !
CONSERVATIVE Central Club !
New Orleans. December TO- 1919 J
communication having been psblished In
yesterday mornings Democrat In which after
claiming to be The only president Of your Cen
tral Ward Club recognized by the State Central
and Parish Committees Of your party, II !.
Rivet calls n meeting Of tho Democratic Con
sarvative voters Of the fifth ward to he held at
the Globe Hall, Dacember 10 1873 for the con
sidaratlon of whatever business may be brought
up, deem IT necessary to official take notice
thereof. Mr.. Kivat has not been uninterrupt-
edly acknowledged by the Parish Committee "a
president Of the Fifth Ward Club on tho
contrary. that body Is now engaged In the In
vestigaion Of contest between two claimants
TO seats IA delegates In that body This lnvea-
tigati vii be concluded on Wednesday, De-
cemher H. instant. aud will virtually determine
by the recognition Of one Of the two
credentials issued 10y Mr. Riyet and
myself respectively. whether he is the
president Of your Central Ward Club This
attempt 70 torestall the action Of the Parish
Committee IL to he reprehnndad and | trust
You will not be misled into attending a meeting
which can lead to no results but that you will
walt twenty -four hours to ascertain the de-
cision Of your repras entatlves In this parish as
70 the rightfu possessor Of the office claimed
by Mr.. Rivet and myself.
l.. ARNAULD
President Fifth Ward Central Democrat IT, Con
servative Club. de1o ~
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ALL STAPLE GOODS
AT
NEW YORK PRICES.
Drs IL
CAUTION TO BUSINESS MEN.

Ihe publishers OF tho City Directory. to pro-
tect business men from being Imposed on BIZ n
SET OF irresponsible parties from abroad. who
are continually canyassing this city on clap
trap ADVERTISING schemes and catch penny ar
fangements. under high-soundfng titles, etc.
deem 1t proper to caution business mon to have
nothing to do with tho same. and thereby save
themselves from being sDindied. PARTIES wish
ing 10 make references 10 any outside CITY
Directories will find at our Office all the Drfncl-
pal City Directories In tho United States which
are free 10 our subscribers
L. SOABD9 b CO.. Publishers.
des1W commercial Place. corner Camp.
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FOR SALE.

IGOR E-"ANCHORAGE' FARM. ONE
- AMI a half miles from Natchez, Miss, on
zine Ridge Road 225 acres good land. includ-
ing twelve acres of woods: good dwelling with
tWaiVe rooms; new stable box stalls. corn crib
cabins and board fence. Arranged and we'll
adapted Tor stock, dairy and hennery farm
and market garden.
Apply t. JOHN RAWLE. Real Estate Agent.
Natehez. MISS. or to
$. b. NEWMAN Il 60.
helo 81 " New Orleans. La
t'OR sALE-STEAM ENGINES AND BOIL.
-, ers, both new and second hand Draining
Grab Wenches. tackserews, Crate J,ers Fnrnae s,
Mouths. Wrought Iron Works Brass and Iron
Castings of every description. Also. one second
hand Steam Fire Engine and one small Propel-
lor at CLARK'S FOUNDRY
Corner Race and TohoupItoulas streets,
au 2Stf
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QHR
n ! N TIL = l., A = @ -

Our this seasons catch
row ready. Ia the finest we
have ever produced. Years
of trial have proved their
nndouhtad Superiority fu-
rity and Economy, and be
ing uuexcelled as a Pre-
sar we'd Fish, they are now a
recognized favorite In the
world market.
Their unparalleled sue
cess in former seasons In
duead the pankipg ~ imi-
tation goods by other par
ties. which were bought by
some dealers through ig-
noranra or for their cheap
neea. Such purchases were
attended with the usual
results.
The celebrity with which
a luncheon or meal can he
obtained requiring no
cook Ing or preparation.
being always ready rem
ders ihem peculiarly ae-
cepiable FL travellers. bic
mic and excursion parties,
or for general use. Their
delicious. piquant flavor
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1--WE UNDERSIGNED IN RETURNING
~ thanks to his friends and the public for the
llberal patronage heretofore bestowed on the
late Grim. respectfully begs Leave to nforn them
TINT he vii carry on the business as heretofore
ut the old stand corner aravier and Front
streets
dei0 3ts lose ROpFIIO
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Two RENT A NICELY FURNISHED PAR
Tor aud bed room. wi th the use Of n new
piano also q few front bed rooms on the second
AND third floors. will be rented Mt moderate
price with or without board. Apply at 40 Camp
s'fee'. def I'm
FOR RENT PROPOSE TO RENT MY
residence, corner Of Eighth and Prytana
streets. completely furnished In every respect
and, IT agreeable, will take board for myself
and two sons, aged - and IS years. y. M FOND
9 TohoupitouaaGstreet MOI #
E'OR RENT-THAT DESIRABLE TWO.
story frame dwelling house, No. Q Euterpe
street, containing six rooms cistern gas pines
etc., and within short range of the Magazine
and Prytanta street cars. Rent $40 per m onth
Apply to GEO. W. WEINGAHT. 81 Chartres
SIeeI Ga22
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COPARTUERgHIps.
COMPREHENSIVE DISSOLUTION,

TIVE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE Ey-
listing under the name and style OF
ROsELLO BACHINO Is this day dissolved
ny mutual consent. Mr.. Rosello assuming ali
liabilities and is authorized to collect all bills
THOS. ID. BAGHINO.
JOSE KDSFJdO
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BOARDING..
1873

R0OMS AND BOARD HANDSOME ROOMS
~ on second floor. single or on suite for fam
lilies, with tlrst-olass Board, can be had at No.
21f St Charles street fes az
ROARDINq-AT NO. 22s CANAL STREET
- tnoth sidei, con be found pleasant airy
rooms. with Board. suitable for families and
single gentlemen. Location healthy and desi-
raha. Rates reasonable onts If
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FOUND.

tWI Nb-ONE BUNDLE OF THREE KEYS
me owner can have same by proving prom
etty md paying for advertisement. at Demo
- ht 'iii't. 1ptD II
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STOLEN.

SToLEN-fBOM MEONTHE FOURTEENTH
q Novembar. 1873, PROMISSORY NOTE
lof me sum OF 1900. drawn by J. AHleck TO my
order, dated November / 1875 and navnhia
twe We months after date Said note Is past due
ana all persons are notified not TO negotiate
sald note ne payment has been stopped
hh2 . lh' JOHN EBATGU
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JOSE ROsELLO.
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.

I'VE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
existing In this city bstween the UNDER
signed. under the style OF FINLAY & THOMP-
SON. expired by Limitation, on October 81, of
this year. O. r. FINLAY
r. 9. THOMPSON
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REMOVALS.,

I HAVE REMOVED MY OFFICE FROM 1oe
! GraEier street to 20 Gravier street bstween
Magazine and Tehoupitoulas, down stairs.
MOIST 6. G. WAYNE
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Raiirnad Company. New Orleans December r
lsIa.-The annual election of Directors Of This
company Will take place according to law on
MvNDhf January Q, 1879 batwaan the hours Of
10 q. IN. and L, m. ut the office No II Baronns
street WAITER GROIICiU
dec I'm Soo,otary
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NOTICE or COMPREHENSIVE.

I'HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
formed copartnership for the purpose OF
continuing the WHOLESALE DRUG BUST-
at the same location. No. IS MAGAZINE
sTHEET and No "a BANK PLACE. In this city.
under the trm name Of q. II. FINLAY II Co
having purchased the assets and assumed the
liabilities Of the said lrm Of FiDay Il Thomp-
son. This eOpartnership 10 have effect from
November I. OF this year
GEORGE r. FINLAY.
JAS. r. ALVEY
- LOUIS FAURIE.
New Orleans December l. 1879
In retiring from the firm OF FInay h Thomp-
son l cordially recommend our suceessors
friends. ~
del I'm r. q. THOMPSON