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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-27

Hartford, CoNS.. May q The fu.
neral Of the three 6remen, killed while
in discharge Of their duty Friday morn
ing, took place yesterday, aud wal an i'm
posing and impressive affair.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-27

The solid South will not be seduced
by the so called Nationals. The Repub
licau element is too strong, and the PEG
pie have q vivid memory Of the Frances
Thompson regime and expressions to
which they we're subjected There are
other incidents Of Radical rule not
easily forgotten by citizens who look to
the interests Of the community.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-27

Mrs. James P. Brownlow, of Franklin,
a daughter Of DR.. D. B Clife, died at
her home, at 5 o'clock Friday afternoon,
Of a congestive chill.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-27

THE GAINESVILLE Chronicle has edi-
torials with post scripts. The Up, s."
in editorials Is a new feature.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-27

Dr.. Francis Darwin says that plants
not only sleep but dream. He came to
this conclusion after watching sensitive
plants at night.
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FOr COnntY Trnnlee.

We are authorised to announce j. J, RAW
LlNGS. as a candidate for reelection 10 the
once Of, County Trustee at the AUGUST cleo
tive Convention.
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For sheriff.

o. L. ANDERSON is a candidate for re-
election to the Office Of Sheriff, subject to the
actien of the Convention Of the Democratic
and Conservative party of Shelby county.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-27

Chattanooga Times; A remarkable
circumstance occurred Thursdav even.
ing. One OF our most devout miniatera.
preached the funeral Of an euimable
young man 10 a barroom. II was al.
gentlemen.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-27

Scientific sgriculturists speak of the
" fruit belt Of the South. II Is where
green apples strike the small boy. New
Orleans Picayune. nliaH9 fai
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-27

The Chicago Times talks disrespect.
fully Of Jerry Donovan, the dynamite.
dispenser, who ties a tin can to the tail
Of his name and calls himself Roosa."
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-27

DANIEL G.. SHELBY ~(present Deputy
Clerk, is a candidate for Clerk Of the Bartlett
Circuit Court. at the ensuing August election,
subject to the action Of the Democratic-Con
servativs Convention.
FELIX M. JONES is a candidate for Clerk
OF the Bartlett Circuit Court. subject to the
nomination Of the Democratic Convention.
Sta
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-05-27
T%ELEGRAPMIC MARKETS.
STOCKS Y BoHps.

LONDON, May o. $3.50 pm ,-Consols
for money. Sc 10 l6; on account, -;
United States ~fve.twenties OF 1865, 1887;
United States ivs.twenties Of 1861, 1891;
United States ten.forties, 1891; United
States new four.and-a-halfs, 1868; United
States new 6ves, 1913
NEW York, May n, l1:3O m.-Geld
1909; United States skies of 1881, regis.
tered, lO85@lO9; United States SKIES Of
1881. coupons, l083Al08k; fve-twenties
Of '65, new issue, lO4sl@lO4l; fve.twenties
of 81. 1910; five twsnties Of SO,
100; %tsD-torues, l074@lO73; coupons,
l074@l073; new 6ves, 81, lG5a@l05{;
coupons, lO549l055; new four and-a-
halls, l0329lO35; coupons, lO42@l045j
currency sixsS, l2la@l22; new tours,
l0l}@l0lS; coupons, l0ls
BREADsTUFFs
LIVERPOOL, May II -Flour. 25s@
25s Cd. Wheat. winter, lis 3d@lls 4d;
Milwaukee red, 9s 6d@l0 Sd; California
white, los l0d@lls Id; C~alifornis club,
lis 0d@lls Sd. Corn. new. 24s 9d@25
Pork, 42.6d. Beef, III 6d. Bacon, long
clear, 23s; short clear 24s Sd. Lard,
34s Cd. TAllow, 30d.
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For COunGy Register.
For Clerk:oT BarlIeIG Circuit Court.

CHAS. A. BEEHN is a candidate for County
Register at the ensuing August election. 1873.
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JAMES REILLY is a candidate for the
office Of Clerk Of the Shelby County Court at
action Of the Democratic and Conservative
Convention.
r.. J. BLACK is candidate for Clerk of the
County Court at the ensuing August election.
8la
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K. OF q.
ITALIAN PICNIC!

TINE NINTH GRAND ANNUAL PICNIC
Italiana will take place at EstiVal Park on
Tuesday, June 4 1875.
Ample accommodations will be provided
for the enjoyment Of all visitors. and the
most perfect order will be maintained on the
grounds. The funds arising from this enter
tain pent will be donated to tho Widows and
Orphans fund Of the Society. and the com
mittee make an appeal to all 10 a sist By their
presence in this most laudable undertaking
Luke Il. Wright. ESQ.,, BY request Of the
COMMITTEES OF Arrangements. has kindly con.
scented to deliver tho annual address at s
o'clock or the evening OF the Picnic.
Miss Brignardello will personate the Queen
Of Italy; Miss Monteverde win personate ibe
Goddess Of Liberty, typical Of America.
PROGRAMME AND LINE OF MARCH.
The Society, under tho control Of Alb, Vac
caro-, urand Marshal, and L. Luooarini, As
sistant Marshal, will form In front Of their
nall, NO, ~ second street, at 10 O'clock, on
the morning OF the 4th prox and beaded by
Arnold's Brass Band, and followed BY hacks
containing the Queeng, the Orator OF the Day,
tho President and other officers Of the Soci.
ETY., invited guests and children Of Italian
parentago, will move up Second 10 Exchange.
where street cars wilt DO in waiting TO carry
AL members to the Park. whore the festivi-
ues Ok the day will commence and continue
tll the slow-worm shows the matin to be
At 8 O'Clock M. addresses will be delivered
By the Queens, after which Professor q. b.
Dellaporta will deliver an addresl ia Italian.
,Tickets, $40; Ladies' free. Come onel Come
all. By order Of M
I'D OANALB, VBAoIGALUP0,
FCASSAzA, A FOPPIAR0.
s MARTlN0IA, MICHELETTI,
i ROCCQ, Al VACOAR0, 2
L LUCCARINI,
IN@ Committee Of Arrangements,
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NoUMcEMENT
For Attorney General of BnrIla,s
Circuit COurf.

GEO, g. DENT Is a candidate for Attorney
General Of the Bartlett Circui. Court Of
Shelby county, at the ensuing August elee.
ton. subject to the action of the Democratic
and Conservative Convention,
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IMsuRAMoE.
u INSURANCE.
]. A. SIMMONS,
No. 20 Madison St,
MEMPHIS : TENNESSEE
Represents Following Insurance
COmPantess

Mhstna. OF Hartford. assets-~.......s 81. Os7. sO7 90
ET IS OF Hartford. assetSYm.y. 2,4O7, 5l 90
RAM A%1sriSs, Phils islphis, assets. s.6Ol.sss %
.erpools assets........ ....,... Is. OOO. 0Oa m
Mercantile Mutual (Marine) Insu-
rance Company, Of New York,
assets =. .:--~ ".~-y..-~... 100000 90
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For UIerk of County Court

w. B WALDRAN is a candidate for Clerk
Of the County Court at the ensuing August
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M n II HIS
Monday Evening, May %, ISIS.
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Committee Of Arrangements,
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In lMemOriam.
Hall Thibodaux, s. G. Band,

lHiottduN, AstttiiI;tF Jtl- Sc :
At a special meeting Of tAis u;.n0 Aoi&i
this day the ioi:o,ljt... 'srirrjoGs vgxu
drawn and adopted.
Whereas, Through thv daE ils wui of the
Almighty Disposer ot hrulu events, We
have been bereii of .uf f. .lUNy-Glc uller
Frank j. LagaIde. he it,
Resolved. TIL It the 1hiboddux s, G..
Band, with sfieving hearts submit TO this
stern rcaity-the dem,-e oi ore who was
ever prompt and faithful in the discharge
of duties. and whose deep interest and M
erring efforts had attained IL hiI1 4 perteo
tiontO be envIe,,
Resolved That in snatchirg from among
us, our late member, Death has stliken
from our roll a name that will ever remain
fresh in our memory undimmedby revolving
years.
Resolved, That whilst we bow in humble
submission to the dispensati0L of the Al
mighty. our band has been peculiarly aiflic
ted. for it can never again lose one more
prompt to forward its Improvement,
Resolved, That to the relatives of our lie
ceased fellow-fnember we extend our heart
+ IL sympathy in their sad bereavement,
Resolve that q copy of these resO tlons
be forwarded to the family Of the deceased
and be published in the Thibodaux Sentinel
E. N. BRAUD.
H. J. LAGARDE
Az. PERRIN,
Committee.
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In M eMOriam

DIED-.At ThlbOdaux, on November 9TH
1873. of the prevailing epidemic Martin
Uhrmann aged 28 wears, a native of Ham
burg, Germany an'l resident OF this town
4or the past six years.
Though young, the deceased had already
won the esteem of his employers,as ,as well as
Of our population in general Studious, in
telligent. we'll educated and strictly moral,
be was loved by his friends and RESPECTED
by all. OF his trade, which he had learned
with true German thoroughness. he was q
perfect master. During the years he was
among us. Martin" worked for all three of
our local livery establishments, giving per
feet satisfaction in all.
Industrious and skilful, he was on the
high road to material prosperity, and wonid
undoubtedly have achieved success, had he
not thus been untimely cut of.
Our lamented friend was also worthy
member Of the Excelsior Lodge No 81, I.
D. o. F. in Onr town, in which he leaves u
void, which is deeply regretted by his
brethren.
With this faint tribute departed worth,
his sOrrcwius friends beg leave t. tesder
their sincere sentiments to his afflicted re
latiOns, and to assure them, that in their
circle at least Martin Cbrmaun will ne |
er be forgotten n, but that his memory will
be kept green by them all. and especially
by
T. z. and NJ. b.
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In WeIlsOrianl
Hall Home Hook and Ladder Co No. |, J
Thibodaux Novcmber 18th 1873.

Hall Home Hook and Ladder Co No IL
Thibodaux Noycm Der, 18th. 1873.
At regular monthly meeting of this com
pany held on the -5tll inst the uudersign
ed committee was sppo.uied to draft res
olutions expressive of esrot at the death
of our late brother Member }. NJ. Ribet.
Whereas-It has pl:aset Divine Provi.
denee to remove from our midst our belov
ed friend aud brother Member j. N. Ribet
genial and amiahle disposition as friend.
not only endearcd him to the members of
this Company. but also had secured into
him their confidence and esteem therefore
be it;
Resolved. That by his demise, the mem
bers OF this Company have lost a cherished
and devoted friend and that in our sorrow
We submit the humble Testimonial of our
love and respect for his untarnished charae
tor, of our nigh appreciation OF HIS fidelity
to our Company and oar admiration Of his
| amiable disposition and genial, social quail
| ties that endearcd him 10 has many ac
| Quaintances and frienda.
| Resolved, That We tender to his affiict
| ed and sOrrowing wife our most heartfelt
sympathy and cOudolence, knowing that as
husband citizen AID fireinsn he has always
sustained the same noO.e charac ter-0ne
| which can never be replaced.
Resolved further; Thai tie snembers of
this Company, in due respect to his memo
ry wear the usual badge of mourning Tor
thirty days and that these resolutions be
entered Oh the minutes of tbs Company aad
| q copy be sent to the widow Of tIe deccs
ed, and also to be published in the THIBo
DAUx SENTINEL
HENRY RIvIERE.
w. A. FORD.
Z. AZEMA.
/, Committee.
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NO. q.
NELSON Z " 0ES,
S l. A T Il II

Is prepared to do all work il Ais lue,
either in putting on new .Qoit O. repairing
leaks &c. Worked for 25 years with the
late JOHN LTAI,l.. Any orders addressed
to him at Raceland Louisiana. or to 5 T.
Gflsamore Thibodaux Louisiana will meet
with prompt attention. g-3i-ly.
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x.ruADO. j. D. Groceries anu IN .ns
M ASnAp@ 1aass corner Maine jackson AM
Levee streets.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL. Mrs. G
w Gamard, Proprietor. Market St
between st. Philip and st. Louiss Streets s
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MEMS BENEVOLENT AS
ISOLATION, OF LAFoURCHE--
(sular meeting on the first "Wednesday
Mach neonth. at O'Clock. At the Union
N, Cor. Green and Market
Nicars H. n. Coulon, President.
bourin, President, j. W. kuo-
\Sccretary. C. Asema. Treasurer,
- Walsh Censor, j. n Wright, Col
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|oy y A.. Famuy and ita''ta-
4 LcOiN, N,,.a.ories. Main street, between
y sen snd s.. philip streets.
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Notice.

There will be an annual meeting of
Stock Holders Of Thibodaux Saw miil Co
held at their office on Moudav the 6th day
OF January, 1879. at 10 o'clock A. NJ
w. IL EAGAN
Dec. IA President
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ycfNyRE, JOS, Groceries,
| ! I a.a L,a,,srs, Main street, bet~e'
Philip aud 81. Louis sts'
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pUS1NESS CARDS.

--,r,r MRS. E., Dry Goods.
A ssEna:y taaey 1rtie'es. &c. corner -Aa'A''
!! .. I.ouis streets, -
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OrT. FRANK, Fatchmaker and
Yer in fns Je,1e!ry 6c. Main st.
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-, = Cosre Horse Keeper, Nam
4 zEMAi hctween St Jackson and 1t. fhi-
! in streets.
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S&7FISSENTHANNER, ALOIS. Confe
w t;onery and S8do Water, Gree
Street between Market and Main Street
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xsEuNiER, A.. Deaier Ds, :" r,othiga ro &c,
Domestic Dry a. o'g ph,nn.
~ Street corner 81 l"'"S'
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-24

EhEeANT OH PAINTINGS AT AucrtoNWe
had occasion some weeks ago to call attention
to an elegant art collection Of original oil paint
inRs In the art studio of our friend Prof L. b.
ID. Julio. No 3 Caroudelet street. saying that at
some future time these desirable works of art
would be placed upon the market to the highest
bidders. giving, an opportunity for all to become
the owners Of the same.
Mr.. Julio. in his efforts to do something for
true art in our city twhere nothing but copies
have been offered to the public. the possession
of the hundreds of the idedtical same thing
owned by othersl. offers original works by
Clague, W. E. Norton, Ciceri. seghers. Reid
Lauters, Bendixon. Bingham and others. and
most Of these of home scenes. which all should
possess.
The ground floor of No. / Carondelet street
has been arranged for the exposition OF all
these, paintings. and they will be rea y for IN.
and until Thursday, March Z. on which day at
Il o'clock a; M Messrs. Nash Hodgson auc-
and continue from day to day until the entire
list is sold. 80
Lovers ef real a-t and merit. and our citizens
ara reetfully invited inspect the
collection ntt-r We inasday next. The adver
tisement u the sale will appear ia due time.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-24

MArAKoFF BITTERs.-This favorite article Of
hitters. is one which appears. to be deserving Of
man ufacturer. Mr.. Alph. Waltz. whose estab-
lishment 4ay be found Of No. % Cont street.
ties, being considered as d tonic and anti mala-
rial drink. which, failing to produce the rear-
tive effects Of u medicinal compound. is MS eff
cacous us q remedy against disease. and withal
pleasant to the taste.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-24

Mr.. Philip Werlein. the popular piano dealer
Of 1876 Canal street is determined to supply
every family with piano or organ. He has
put the prices down SO as to bring piano within
the reach of every one. As long as new piano
can be bought at 5000 and second hand one at
themselves the pleasure of posses ing must
cal instrument. Mr.. Werein will take pleasure
in showing his stock, and he assures full and
UNQUALIFIED satisfaction to every one.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-24

Owing to his rapidly increasing trade, our
worthy tnwnsman and energetic tobacco mer-
chant, Mr. P. E. Sarrazin, has established a
branch store at No. So Gravier street, with
George W. Woelper in charge, whom we take
pleasure in recommending to our merchants
and the trade generally as being in every res
poet worthy of their patronage.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-24

Mr.. A. A. Greenwood At Magazine street. I'D
vertises in another column cow peas. This
he best cow peas in the market. and those OF
our readers who desire to purchase seed for IA
green fertilizng crop should send their orders
to Greenwood who is q most reliable and
punctuH business man.
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Attention, City Fathers.

III the manager Of d large business house re-
fuse to return money paid fl error by an old GUS
toner. and which has been clearly proven to
have been SO paid. under a misapprehension,
not dishonest. or both: and that the rejection
Of Mr.. Jos. Ernst's petition has created the above
idea Administrator Brown may be convinced.
JOB. ERNST,
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PORE P1Us THE NIETH.-W w. Washburn.
whose magnifles studio is thronged daily
with those of our popu alton who admire fine
that of the gorgeous catafalque erected at the
st. Louis Cathedral In commemoration of the
death of Pope Plus the Ninth. Mr.. Washburn
has copies of this most accurate dalineation Of
this long to be remembered event for sale at his
studio.
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ANUS. EMENTs.
VARIETIES THEATH-E.

OVERLOOKING A UDIENCEs.
Last week Of the brilliant and accomplished
MSS FANNY ia VENpORF
and the Filth Avenue Theatre Company, under
the personal direction of Augu stin I,aly. ESD
Sunday. February II. as Mabel, IN PIQUE.
Monday, as Fanny Ten Eyek. in DIVORCE.
TUESDAY. as Lady Gay. in LONDON ASSU-
RANCE
"Wednesday Matinen. DIVORCE.
Wednesday, Night, as Mabel. in PIteUB.
Thursday Extra Matinee, Miss Davenport az
Rosalind, u. AS YOU LIKE 7.
Friday. Miss UavenpDrt's Farewell benefit
Lady Reaze, In THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
Saturday Noon, Fanny Davenport Mat iaee
saturday. Miss davenport in q Great BEL.
Monday-IOsE EYTINgE in her origin8l and
famous performance Of ROSE MICHEL. fs24
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THE STRAsBuRa CLOCK The fillmore Gazette,
in noticing the success of this exhibition while
in that city. says Seldom have we known an
entertainment in Baltimore which seems to
have struck the chord Of public fevor to such an
extent rs the wonderful SLrasburg clock now on
exhibition Mt Masonic Temple. The hall is
literally besieged from early morn until late at
night, oil intently anxious to obtain ut least one
glimpse Of this remarkable and truly interest
ing fac-simile Of Strasburgs famous wonder.
Ladies' and children are more than interested,
az many valuable bits Of information and his
tory are given In Its description. Let all see the
clock as 1T hes become the point Of public inter-
tons in this city. beginning next Wednesday at
10 q. III.
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Coon NEWS FOR THE PEoPLE.-Thirty dollars
will now buy the world-renowned Wilson Sew
ing Machine. with the wonderful mending ut
Illustrated catalogue of prices sent to out of
town people, upon application to the Wilson
Sewing Machine Company, 1s9 Canal street,
New OrlaaDs
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A HOME PAsTtME-Pearls art craio enables
anyone. without previous knowledge Of draw
ing. to sketch from nature and draw beautiful
drawings by pupils on exhibition at Mr.. Pearls
studio, 1872 Canal street. Don't fail to examine
the drawings by this wonderful invention.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-24

Fred. N. Thayer, long and favorably known in
this city ,as the agent of Crane. Breed Co., has
removed his carriage repository from No. 10l
James Hotel, where he will be pl. ased to meet
his friends and all those who desire to purchase
goods in bis line. which he is now Offering at
being the agent for the celebrated. patent metal.
lie burial cases of Crane. Breed & Co., is the
agent for Emerson. Fisher d CO., manufantur-
also been reappointed agent in this city for
James Cunningham & Co.. manufacturers Of
hearses and carriages. Rochester N. Y.
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FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS |
@ City Hall. February 81. 1878.
Five hudred dollars $500 reward will be paid
for the arrest and conviction Of the person or
persons who turned Ia false alarm Of fire
from box No. 242. corner Of st. Ann and Miro
streets, on the night of January %. 1878. in con-
sequence Of which citizen, Mr.. 2. Roubion.
lost his life.
Also q similar reward for the arrest and con-
viction OF any person or persons who may de-
face, derange or in any manner improperly In
terfere with the working Of the fire alarm tefe-
graph. or who malHiously turns in false
alarm Of fire from any FIRE alarm box.
fe32 st ED. PTLSBURY Mayor.
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PEARLS great success in teaching art eraio is
owing to the simplicity of this new invention.
Nothing ever invented has created such sensa.
ton in art circles. Don't fail to secure sitting
and learn this beautiful art. We advise visit
to Mr.. Pearls studio, 1s2 Canal street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-24

The pspulace in the vicinity Of Canal street
wharf has been In great state of excitem .4nt.
was hourly expected to arrive. bringing hther
his Grace the Duke Of Hong Kong and other
mobiles. We learn from good authority that the
Celestial Empire" cannot possibly reach her
wharf until the 9th or 2sth inst. as she carries
Q full cargo and makes Roadway but slowly.
She brings hither not only presents from Rex's
cousin. the mighty Tycoon, but also an i'm
mense variety Of green and black teas for dis
tribution among his Msiesty's loyal subjects.
ct the Hong Kong building during Mardi Gras
week.