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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-09-07
Our Paris Latter.

Preparation for the Distribution Of Prizes
France the alpha and Omega at the Erhi-
bition--4 Prosperous Nation--The Cdptiue
Balloon and the Floating RsStaurant-The
Frocadero Palace, etc., etc.
PARIS, Aug. 2S, 1878.
Another Champ de Mars is required to af-
ford space for the ceremony Of the distribu-
ton Of prizes $4,000 winners alone have
the right to be accommodated and an equal
number of sight-seers, officials &c., TO witness
as many monarchs-not retired from bust
ness as Candide encountered at his famous
Venetian supper party, or that Napoleon had
packed in the pit of a Saxon theatre. 1t is
too late TO build gigantic shanty, so that
the Palace of Industry, or the to be canvass
covered race course at LOngchamp, may be
selected. The coming tcte promises to out
Herod Herod in brlliancy; no discordant
notes will likely be heard, as almost all the
exhibitors, have secured shred Of blue rib
bon. The lottery scheme appears to be en-
joying the sleep of the just likely the COM
missoners on reflection, object to games Of
chance, for raising the wind especially when
France is able to pay for her glory, and the
more so where cosmopolitan visitors arrive
again at the rate Of 100 900 day.
The industrial and agricultural portions
Of the French display fill the mind with a
sense of the ineXhaustible fertility of her
soil, the unsurpassed fancy and skill Of her
workmen, and the power of the lively and
| indomtable race by which she is peopled to
evince all the energy and enterprise which
we are accustomed to consider peculiarly the
qualities Of Englishmen. No wise man feels
Jealousy at the manifestations of the ability
Of our sister Republic.
The most important event in the COM
mercial history Of the world, the discovery
of America, which brought ruin upon the
other peoples prosperity in ancient times,
passed over France alone without iniuring
her, With one coast upon the Atlantic and
another upon the Mediterranean France is
almost unassailable by such revolutions
Marseilles had been a great port before the
Romans had a navy. When Havre Nantes
and st. Nazare, grew into importance the
advantage was equally TO France. Venice
decayed and Amsterdam increased, bu
France, holding both ends of the thread
prospered before and after the discovery o.
the Genoese. When wine and corn wer,
the tropical constituents of wealth. no coun
try could be so rich as that which possessed
the smiling plains of Champagne Normandy
and Bordeaux. When coal and iron wef,
discovered to be equally important for
country's greatness, the political insight o
the third Napoleon secured for France fire,
access to the coal-feld of England and Bel
GUM. The high prices of coal in 1878 mad
it profitable to work the coal-mines whicl
Northern France herself con tanned.
The immense variety Of products showi
in the Exhibition are, the products of a Ian,
, which is 5000 miles in grth, and has al
area, since the loss of Alsace- Lorraine, c
204,O06 square miles. II IS a country water
ed by rivers which are proverb for thei
, wealth Of waters, and shaded by the histori
forests of Ardsnnes, Fcntainbleau, the Yos
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-09-07

Secretary Sherman most pertinently
says: can imagine how a man deeply in
debt, and hoping to escape bankruptcy, may
desire to cheaper the money in which his
debt is to be paid, but why should labor
ing man, whose daily toll is measured by the
money he receives, desire to cheaper that
money ? Why should farmer, who sells his
productions for money, desire to lessen its
purchasing power? Why should prudent,
thrifty, industrious man engage in any oc-
cupation, who hopes by his thrift and in
dustry to accumulate for himself compe-
tence, desire to have his labor measured by
money of unstable yalue2 1t is the interest
Of every one engaged in industrious employ
ment, who is not speculator or a broker, to
have fixed standard of value"
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-09-07
e.. R. O..

EUREKA RED oIL,Hs forty degrees higher
fee test than the law requiresl, can be burned
IN any LAMP where the chimney burner is
used is WARRANTED NOT TO EXPLODE, under
forfeiture of tiO0
wExcLUsIvE COUNTY RIGHTS for
sale by P. J. FITZGERALD Sole Prop. a
Manufr, 1903 & IO5 N. Fourth st., Philad'a.
Also, WHOLESALE DEALER IN HEAD
LIGHT, COAL OIL and BURNING FLUID.
N. B. large assortment Of latest styles OF
CHANDELIERS, BRACKETS, BRONZE
LAMPS, BURNERS, &c. &c. constantly on
hand. | Sept. 6.-6 mo.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-09-07

The Monroe edition Of the New York
Advocate, of last week, speaking by the pen
of the writer for the Carbon edition Of the
same paper, in response to our charge
against the Carbon branch of the party for
non-payment of bill, says' "He evidently
expected to attach himself, as a shylockian
leach 10 the Greenbackers, and since they
have repudiated him, he squeals." The
scribbler Of buncum for these two patent
a6dirs is out of his reckoning altogether
when he makes the above base, lying
statement, leech on the party of Green
hackers in this county,. at least, would
need the strength ora .Uty-horse power en-
gine to draV anything out Of it in the shape
of money. The only thing really prolific in
the party is toiady nothingneSs. Even bug
card would starve to death in the effort to
suck nourishment from its putrid carcasei
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-09-07

The editor of the patent Grcenbacker, in
his last weeks issue, after acknowledging
the correctness of our statement in regard TO
the amounts paid on account of printing the
first three numbers of his organ, concludes
his remarks as follows:
And there remained at that
date $3.50 which, if not already paid, will
be so soon as possible, notwithstanding his
expose and his appeal TO the workingmen,
&c. His personal fling at our self we care
nothing for as the source of its emnaton
takes the sting from it. We here take oc-
casion to say that our business relations with
said publisher were satisfactory, and we do
not propose becoming blackguard when
treating upon business matters, and if the
publisher of the ADVOCATE thinks he is ad-
vancing his chances for succession to the
Democrat of this county by public abuse, he
is at liberty to repeat his bid Jas in his present
position he is beneath notice.
That $25.39 has not already been paid"
We made no personal fling at the editor, nor
did we intendi only using his name to show
through whom the contract was made for
the party, clique or faction represented by
him. He then says " our business relations
with said publisher were satisfactory" To
you no doubt they were but to us they prov
ed very much TO the contrary. Had you as
faithfully performed your part of the con-
tract as we performed ours, then the busi-
ness relations might have been mutually
satisfactory. Your remarks as to not becom-
ing a blackguard, and that we are trying to
advance our chances to the succession of the
Democrat in this county, are superfuous in
this connection. We care not for the first
nor desire the latter. Our little ADVOCATE
with its complete jobbing department in
connection furnishes us with all we desire
and we are satisfied with what we have. Al
to being beneath your notice, that rather
pleases us than otherwise-we do not think
it would add anything materially to oui
name or character to be considered YOU
ioarmest bosom friend, though you may
write hon, in front of your other name l
we thought it would, we might call the at
tentiol Of our readers to the following eulo
gy from your pen, published in the frs
number Of the Greenbacker printed at thi
office
Coop DsWoRB.-Although our paper is no
ss large as some of the weekles published il
the county, having no "patent" side to
gives us as mach actual space as the larg
blanket sheets of other parties. We contro
all of it. While on the subject, we eanno
refrain from asking particular attention t
the workmanlike manner ina which tn
" GREENBAGKER" is turned out, aud the fac
that there is but one Office in the count
wherein such work can be done, and that
where this paperis printed, wiz at NORTH
NER's PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT AT LRAIGH
TON, In addition 10 doing the work on tn
GREENBAoKER, he also issues his CARBo
ADVOCATE weekly both sides printed at HON,
and does larger amount Of fine job wor
than any other Office in the county.
--az..z
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-09-07

piled in a letter to the Chronicle that the
prevalent notions Of the effect of a Federal
treaty are erroneous ga domestic regula-
ton Of Federal statute If consistent with the
Constitution, is not void because it conflicts
with treaty"
There are 10000 Isrealtes in San Fran
: cisco, and 10000 more in the rest of Califor-
MIA. They comprise all natioualities, with
German Jews the most numerous. They
control several important branches of busi-
ness, n large part of the importing dry goods
and fancy goods trade being in their hands,
as well as large Wholesale grocery houses.
They have nearly a monopoly in boot and
shoe manufacturing and the hide, leather,
and wool trade. Many of them are very
wealthy, and are liberal patrons Of the fine
arts and booksellers. Musical people say
that they would never have had first class
opera in San Francisco if it had not been
for the patronage of the Hebrews Of that
city, and a leading theatrical manager says
that he would have to shut up shop" in
these hard times were it not for the money
he gets from them. They have five syna-
gogues, one of which cost nearly 100000,
and three religious weeklies. In point Of
beliefthey range from the ultra orthodox to
the ultra reformed and liberal. Their rab-
bis preach in English and German. They
have representatives in all professions, in
mining and agricultural enterprises, and in
politics, and there is no part of the country
in which they are on friendlier footing with
their neighbors Of other faiths.
The yellow fever scourge along the valley
of the Mississippi, still continues its ravages,
and the people are earnestly calling for help
from the citizens of the country.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-09-07
The public debt statement for August
shows decrease of S6,475,5O4.

Six hundred working men employed
by c. Nugent & Co., leather manufacturers,
of Newark, N. j., met Wednesday and adopt
ed resolutions denouncing Dennis Kearney
for assaulting the firm in speech in New
ark last Monday night. Poor Dennis
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-09-07

The election in Arkansas was held Mon
day. The Democratic candidates for State
officers were elected, there being no opposi-
ton. In Pulaski county, which includes
Little Rock, there was a Greenback- Labor
ticket, and the vote in that county is report
ed myerY Close
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-09-07

The election in Vermont took place
Tuesday. The returns indicate the election
of Proctor, Republican, for Governor by about
10000 majority. Republican Congressman
were elected in the first and Second Districts,
but the Third is doubtful, with the figures
in favor of the Greenback candidate.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-09-07

We have just received from the Fash
ion and Pattern house, of Philadelphia, a
copy of the metropolitan" Any of our
lady readers desirous of having the latest
fashions will receive the metropolitan"
gratis by sending her address to ]. G. Rams
dell, 1llS Chestnut st., Philadelphia, Pa.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-09-07
A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

In the Orphans Court Of Carbon COUNTY
Estate of John Richards, deceased.
, The undersigned Auditor appointed by the
Court, TO audit, resettle, and fully examine and
ADJUST IN accOunt,of Alexander Campsie. guar
dian OF Jane and John Richards. minor children
OF John Richards decea ased late Of Mauch Chunk
Township. Carbon Co.. Pa wi meet all parties
Interested for the purpose Of his appointments,
on Saturday, October 1873, at O'Clock a. M,
az his Ofioe adj dining the First National Bank,
Broad way, biauch Chunk, Pa, where they may
Il. X. sfswERs, Auditor.
Aug q, 1873, va,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-09-07
ANOTHER FAT MAN REDUCED,

H.A. Kufus, dealer in dry-goods, Wood
hull, ILL.,, writes BOTANIC MEDICINE Co.,
Buffalo, N. Y, June 22d, 1873: "Gentle-
ntn-Please find inclosed $4,000 for which
send me, by express, Anti-Fat. have taken
one bottle and lost five and one-quarter
pounds"
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-09-07
A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

Notice Il hereby given, that the undersiVned
Pleas OF Carbon County, Pa, 10 make dlatribu.
tiOn OF the money in the hands II the sheriff.
reRlized iron the sale OF the resl estate OF John
Busaoker, Will attend TO the duties OF his ap-
pOlntmeDt on Wednesday, the 18th day Of sep
teu ber. 1875, &C Two O'Clock m, at his Ot1ce,
IN MauCh Chunk, Pa. when and where AL
parties interested NAV attend
JAMES S. LOOSE, Auditor.
August 81. isgS-wL
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-09-07
T office to Tresspassers.

All persons are hereby forbid tresspassinG on
the nds Of the undersigned in FIankhn TWP,
Carbon County, Pa. for the purpose OF Hunt
ing Fishing. BumpinG Chestnut Trees, or Tor
any other purpose after this notioe,or they VIII
be dealt with according 10 Law,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-09-07

Our public school contains $50 pupils,
distributed between seven tsacherE
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-09-07
New Advertisements.
MUSIC FOR THE FAIR.

Sealed proposals. will be received by the un.
dersigned until Sept. 2ist from the Bi ass
Bands of tins county 10 furnish music for three
dava during the Fair The lowest fer will be
accepted. =, W. NJ EAPsHER' sec'y.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-09-07
CANDIDATES..

Notices under this head will be inserted
until the meeting of the County Convention
for $500 each, cash in advance.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-09-07

Preparation for the Distribution Of Prizes
France the alpha and Omega at the Erhi-
bition--A Prosperous Nation--The Cdptiue
Balloon and the Floating ReStaurGnt-T
Frocadero Palace, etc., etc.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-23
THE ,s-,,4-
Clayton Secret;
OR,
A REMARKABLE TRIAL!
4 STORY FOUNDED ON ACTUAL OCCURRENCES,
JULIAN G. NOE,

AUTHOR OF "DEsTrNY," "PRA1R1E RLowER," !"
"BLAcKMAIL," ETC.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-23
WIN. NJ. PYLE,
POSTMASTER.
TO CONSERVATIVES.

qhe advertiser d retired ply ysiran having
pyovidentia ~ discnv vered. while Meoica'
Missionary in southern Asia, very sim
ple vegetable remedy ior the speedy and
iermsnenI cure far Consumption, Asthma
Brouchlts, Catarrh. and all throat and
lung affections, also a positive and radical Ca
specl1ic for Nervous Com plants fees u nis u,
duty to make it known TO bis suffering iel
lows Actuated by this m i've, ne WI WI,
desire it, the receipt for preparing, M and
full directions Tor successfully psin ~, this
Prov dentialy discovered remedy. Those
Who wish to avail them elves of the bene-
tits,of this discovery without costs can uo
90 by return mail, Dy addressing, "itn
stamp. .a
CHARLES P, MARSHALL,
No. SO Niagara street,
BuFFvLo. N. r
The Morning herald., 1878-11-23
Can the Truth Oversake Lie.

Thyestiza: on disclose the fast that Lhe
lady reported in the Associated Press as
patches about ug 9th. t. have died 10
Chicago after two weeks use OF some re.
ruted re nnedv for corpulency, had not
taken Allan's Anti-Fat' but had USED
preparation put up by q Regular physician
In Luyerne, Pa Allan's Anti Fat is man
uiactr red In Buffalo. n. Y, by the unner-
Msaed. We have already sold over luV.-
600 bottles of 1t. 1t has therefore peen
taken BY thousands, and we challenge
proof IT, at 1t has ever harmed any pody,
unless the reduction Of obese persons frvm
% tr 90 pounds, leaving them healthy ana
stlUng. is considered o misfortune. Fur
thermore, we hereby offer $5t reward iof
evidence showing that 1t contains poison
ous or luxurious Ingredients. also oner
5000 If we cannot prove that IL mas reducea
number of persons as stated herein. ana 1i,
always without injury. 4 Is said q ne VIII VIII
outttave the truth any time. but we trus!
that those newspapers that have mlsieo
thr public by saying that physicians al.
tribnted the lady's death to the use o.
Anti-tat (Which is 1u,y putt py us. Lne
term ".n,i-Fat4 LING our trade MARK
will corrert the lnpre. sion tney nave
yonveyed, bv enbI ing thih refutation'
BOT " e MEDICINE Goa,
Buffalo, N. Y.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-23
TADe WOrna Removed AItv Q
r.. #. Knnkeps ustral gle 4
q Kunkei's Sham poo for
! 7e! wees the HAIR. s.s'

The best and oh eapest Hatr Dressing an
dandrua aa,d gfaaae aiIey II HI and
the heated scalp, prevent The ahatI trT
falling off, and promote the growth Lf
very short time, They preserve and bca
tifylthe hair. and render il soft and ,gloHss y
They rinpart o, brilliancy and q snwy ar
pearerce TO braid and wiry hail, and as
hair dressing. they are unriva led; eraai
cate, dandl uf and prevent badness. I.
Shampoo cleans the hair, removes gree, :
scruff, itching, eruption, Cures headac
Shampoo and Lus stral restore hair to Q ms
ural and glossy color, restore faded, dry
harsh and wiry hair, Price per bottle ii
Ask your druggist for them OF senag TO T.
Kunkel, Proprietor, No. 258 North Mini {
rtreet philadelphia n-li31S3 gEiwo'isi
The Morning herald., 1878-11-23
MAILS ARRIVE AND READY FOR
DE VERY -sa

Way Mail from Whining on and
Northern r. t.. from Aeadiug
and points North, ,........ ...,.... 5.45, A. N.
New York Philadelphia, Baltt-
more, Washington. and all ~
par.s of the country except
delaware aud Eastern Shore
cou ties in Md..................-.6 6.45,
rentnsu a. Mail. North OF wy
oming Delaware, @..... .,..; 9SO,
Phi adelphta and new YORK,
aud all points North, East and .
West...... ................:.: 49,. oO,
Way Mail from philadelphia,P ,Pa $50,
Baltimore Way Mali. Western r
STORE, Md.....: '...;'..,; lV.lo
nrts, po It's so,uth and Southwest. :. 100. P. M
P. ladelphia and New YORK and
poitts Nor,h, East ana
Test, ...........'"" t,OV, e.
VI, d tI ca delaware Western
Way Mail from Crisfela, Md,
Del X. r., .:.... ........."...-; o.eo,
Baltimore Il Washington and all
Philadelphia, New York, and
poiMts North, East and West.... ., To-,
tTne Letter Carri- -lfwill make their de-
liverles as fellow $50 aud O.l5 a. m.
and l'l5 and 4.30, p. m.
Local Letters for Carriers delivery shousc
oa deposited in Post Office 10 minutes be
lore the hour delivery.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-23
J MAILS LOSE

y MO Ian hsNSbSt-f
WAY Mail on Wiln, z IN and
Northern X. III ag and
noints On the Cent1
X. n. South OF a.. ;. $40 A. M
Througa Mail ana
Washington, hnts :.
south, s-.......-..... -... go. io' =.
Way Mail to Baltir ., ..... 8'l5,
1nroUgh and Way Mh i to
rh,lsd siphia, P...... ....., ... 600,
Through Mail to N. Y. ena c.ner -
points North and East, ,......... 8CO
Penlnsular Way Mai on Della
ware r n. to Crisfeid, Md.,... 500
way Mail on Delaware Western
Through Mail to Philadelphia
and New York, and all points .
East and West, st,.................- 1915. P,M
Trough Ma,l TO Baltimore and
Washington and all points
south and Southwest ............ l2.l5,
Through Mail Philadelphia
and New York, and all points
sast and West. ,......:.."...,. s.lS
New ,astle M ddletown,
smyrna, Dover, Clayton,
Townsend, Delaware City, st
Georges, and Wyoming. Del -" $50
Turougn Mail 10 Philadelphia
ana New York, and all points
North, East and West. ............. S.15
Through Mail to Baltimore and
washington and all points
south and southwest, ........".." 0,2O
The Morning herald., 1878-11-23

would Be any harm IN ...>
troubles make relaxation positive necessity.
I was intending to attend reception on
Thursday evening, to which Mr.. Eldridgs Is
invited. If you will accompany ms7ythssy
are most all your friends, and they vii! be
delighted to see you-weH make little
wager, the loser to turn the amount over TO
our society for the aid of the poor. 0is
Cecil weighed the matter g.: s.,gsl!!.1
Should she go? Yes, as Clara had said,
she needed relaxation, if 1t could be found.
The idea of the wager seemed preposterous,
but it pleased Clara, and would do fno
harm to encourage her, /. Il atD-laal na3
The Morning herald., 1878-11-23
Poss Offtce HoMrs.

Office open nom 9. 40 A. M, to 9 30 p.
M. .,,,,,opN
Open ,ro o toG a. NJ, and
priyate Boxes accessible from Q to . +. N.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-23
.rAuGH G.ow FAT"

This ancient bit u 4dvioe is well enough
for spare" peop's. II how sDouS auee tnose
that are already toofat? What Is to become as
of them? sit stili and ~ tel you ~ rareb n1sJ,
many m nhs soPea oI Peateat eai and to
Allan, has perfected and given to thn world lt,
Anti-Fat. Thus far in several hundfeo o1 "a
cases this great remedy has never rea tai,ea ~ ~
six pounds per week. 1t is perfectly harm arm a
less and positively efficient. Sold by drug
RiSts.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-23
MEDICAL.
Il. f. KuMkeI' Bitter Wtns
ia ' OF iron. ..5;

e. r, Kunkel's 8 celebrated Bitter, Wine O
Iron will efectually. cgre liver eornrl7ini
IA ifndt.,si 5ty al n u: t'7is .ta vs. s4 y
The Morning herald., 1878-11-23

nTaI,Vy business Won can engage ln-
Jf1EtS j IS to $50 per day made BY &ny
WOrE Eer Of either sex, right 10 their ownloi
frtaa. Improve your spare time .forl the
snsins 90, ddrsss ~ sEfrraos po's Po.flssne
The Morning herald., 1878-11-23
Anti Fat Chemically Examined.

he a, alyt,c+ chemist w. DkAKE, ni
Buffalo NJ Y recently analysed Allan b
Att rat, and gave ths following:
CERTIFICATE.
have subjected Allan Anti-Fat 10
chemical anaiy sis, examined the process
o( jts manufactnre aud can truly say that
tie inuraIiants of which IL Is compos' d are
entlr4ly vegetable, and cannot but U,, act
fav rabiy upon the system, and 1t is W wen !
calc,IatSd t. at'ain the obi cot OF which IL
Il I'D. y -.. "s
= sss q uqr'at .,..
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-04
NOTICE..

OFFICE OF CHIEF SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC
Schools,
New Orleans October 20. 1873
Tho City Public Schools, with the exception Of
the Madison" and the Magnolia. boys will
be opened on WEDNESDAY. November 6.
Teachers Of the Public Schools. in the city
are requested to report in person, or by note to
the undersigned, before the day Of opening
that provision may be made TO fill temporary
vacancies. VIM. o. ROGERS.
Chief Superintendent Public Schools, New Or
leans. oc3O tw
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-04
EDUCATION.

SOULEs COMMERCIAL COLLEGE AND
- Literary Instttute.-Day and evening sos
stons the entire year: elective system 30
branches of study: daily lectures; gymnasium
exercise: special care given to native capacity
disposition. manners, health and morals non.
geetarian students free to. college, literary and
debating society; full faculty. large we'll ven.
tllated study rooms, and all necessary eppara.
tus: special classes In PARTICULAR studies, for
boys. at from OIL TO es per month.
fets1y GEO, HOULE President.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-04

BGlAHDIWg q.

SPLENDID CHANCE FOR A MARRIED
- couple or small family A lady having fine
house would furnish q house, giving PARTIES
option OF choosi ng their own locality or would
rent furniture alone Address q. no4 #
NO, ID DAUPHINE STREET. SECOND
~ house from Canal. This elegant residence
tlon most central Rooms On suite or single
With o.. without meaIs. Table not excelled In
changed. Oc23 I'm
I OARDING-AT NO 1923 CANAL STREET
- north sideh can be found pleasant, airy
rooms. with Board. suitable for families and
single gentlemen. Location healthy and desi-
rabls. Rates reasonable oc15 If