davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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New Yerk:s Enormous Liquor Traffic.


The annual Internal revenue report for tbs
yeuT 1oi5 wa u,atiu public ycatcrtlay. DurinE
iha year the impo1talLolls at the port Ut New
York we're: q ale aud heer. 3,:sA packages u
bu!k and s..kN II, bottle; Ut hranites, 8iu, ,al3
gallous tn wot,l aud e. 453 rascs making tutal
of 4t4.;N3 Hallou.; Of clampagne. b',st6 bas-
ktts mid cases; Of cord!sis, 1890 casea; Of gin.
l13,!NI galious tu wood atl4 /, ,aa5 eases, making
tatal Of ol5,Sss Eallon.i Of run, Avl@a
! total Of 4s,E.o F.lon.' q s!,,s ,.snlskvy, sss1l
luz u total OF 4i,09t gallolss: aud OF uiucs,
l,dda, ,1ot gstlous In wood aud 75ss5 cascs, mu.<:
iny thy ENORMOUS tutal 0I ,a5l.4:J gallons OF
Imported wines, exclusive Of clalnoaxue. The
report Of Josepll EiMMo Jr.. thief Ut Bureau.
VI lle value of imported wines, sptriss, aud
malt liquors. entered for consumption III thu
United States &hows a falling oil fur tho yeat
isis, ~ compared with ti'st ai lsT7. the h;urea
ier ISIS osly, s4luS s9,sss.stl; duties. s5,l74.;
III duty turing Is7;. Bostou exported during
The ycar l.g.v,gs3 galtous Of run, l07o gal!oua
oi whisky Aid s.'9l gallons Of aleui!o'. Tic
arrivals Vt still-a ines at tue puEs VI Sew York
trum jan. 10 Dec. ~, 1875. amounted tc
43,b0i casks aid s3,5H cases, ~ against
M.5a casks aud 5t.Go3 ca.sa In ls17
, 1879-01-17

Bfriin EtsyrttaaHdtnte k0ndsn TfifNr1ph.
Ono version Ut the story OF tho production Of
nr. Buacn'a book IL NJ follows; DR.. Busch, vi.
tuct,ed tu prlnce lI1xlIiarch's chaHce,era during
tho war IN seu,l-ut'lcla, scni1ouroallstls rapa-
ity, COLLECTED Vaat coIlgcr!cs OF interesting
tAbctaik, aneetlotal a,t! critical, which he co'a.
nttcl to paper from Lay totlaY with tbs utmost
care nnu regularity. SAur,Iy utter TIC ron.
c!us!an OF t'ir eainpalgt ts connection with tAa
Chancellor terminated, believe Somewhat
abruptly. since which t!lno he has devoted hi1n.
self to literary pursuits, CHIEFLY. in connccllaa
With tho sla!ty press Antl popular peri''Ih:a;s
HtruuXly Impressed With 4ao vaIuu Of ttIs iatcs
he hui 50 aborlousiy accau,natel wM,!e Ut.
taeheti To tho CAancr'lor's statl In lsu-'7l, aud
constantly urged bY friends to Utilize suta
precious material for Ills avn benefit aa4
adyantagc, ho rcsoivotl. d lev few ,nulsAs
a3o, to publ!.h bIs memoranda III thu torll
OF Uook, MID solicited Prlnce Bisnsarekts les'
Imlsaton to do ~, submitting Ills tnanuscrlptso 70
his llighntss' Inspection uuu approval. II u
eotrectly !nforilicd, tue manuscript, rs "Elt
fhally latd before tho Chancellor, contained !
large number Of anecdotes aud d9ta concerning
ux4lteA pcEsonagcx (asnon9 others thu cx.Em..
pre.s ol tho FrInchl tO the reproduction u
which prancu H.s1nnEci impcIRtfvely objrrted,
and the intma.tun il said 70 have reached Dr..
nusct "that. il the proposed book .weru PUB
lthtitti Ut nil, II would he without Prince l1!s'
nnrcG's authorization and aga!nst Ills wtshi
but that, u it were published without the pre-
yous sxcislon Ut the tAss29rs especially oH|ert'
Cd to, It's sale would oo prohibited. aud l,f.
ENTERPRISE" Tho isens thus lat.t unstcs ntcra!st
were. of coursc, str ack OUT; and very TcIlark'
nh!s uttcsattes thev must JUDGED have brfa,
/ i wo may apptatsu. their piquancy una
| lus'iscsetton by ulA of Tie octua! contents
! of the l'uok rectntiy gwen to the world, \!
more than uae lawsuit i. likciY tu GROW out o!
thu remarks ahout eminent men, living md
dead, attributed to PEiuta Bismarck by lis lioi-
we'll III this natounding chronicle, aud prcsuma,'
lly considered to b., Eeiatlvcly tpeuklDg a1'
guneral public (elss they would obviously haze
suffered expureatlon " his co1nlnana), ono ca'l.
| hut but conjtcturo that tho stories mud say3nst
| exriscl from Dr. Busel's original Iuanuscsi}s
1uuat laye bcuu, In tile strietrst scnse VI tas
word, unhE fur publication. alu1tlsl aId pruncd.
/ ~ Itis stated u have beel. thcrc - ,nattet
enough, anl to spare. of olFeus* to Prince lils'
mareSs contemporaries to vausa in!inltu sose-
nes1 aud heartb.truluga Rt hon,u and abroatl 'os
every page Ia suriliaugd with i stFtuQ cnlfucttIy
raicutlteA 10 make somebody or other WTlthe
with pain and annoyance wien he peEuses tis
| luuk,
, 1879-01-17

tcen rounds. She was bora in London thirty.
seven years ago Her father was Gcstnat, md
her mother an EnElthwu,nan.
Tho following hr1..i ecntoncos, tnkcn from ar-
ticlcs in English newspapers, viii SHOW "nat
scple OF her walks.
Sahfh rEfteS Telegraph.
Madam Anderson comrletrd her task OF wnlk..
inr 1909 hall miles nt the commencement OF
every 600 half hours on Saturday night, to
tho ast0nislImcnt Of an Immense concourse Of
respectable people.
LfncoFnsAirs Htrafd. -.
The hcrofc Mira. AntlcrsuM completed her task
Of walking 1,OO3 mIlcA iu GIL houra with fleet.
meas he, ond record, Tho uors hsd to bo closed
before tho performance was ended. she sc-
cetveu perfect ovation.
Ltsft Efnrt*s. ---
AT o'clock this morning Nine. Anderson
completed her arluous task Of walking ,sN
miles IN 1000 hours. This task Is unparalleled.
She appeared wonderfully fresh nt the finish.
, 1879-01-17
A HEBREW DETR0THAL.
Observing = CeFoniony PreAcrlh~d Moro
than Two Thousand fehra Ago.

Observing q Ceremony Preacrlhrd Moro
than Two ThouaRnd fehra Ago.
lTt,e lark Sun. I'm. IL.
An anto.mattImontnl ceremony. consisting Of
the public bctrothn' Of q young Jcwisl couple,
was celebrated III Null's Mus1e HILL In Williams
burg yesterday. Mr.. Levy, ths father OF The
intended bride, IL thrifty tradcsnlnn md M
orthodox Jew, and hu Determined that the OBJ
sosvauce should be marked after tho ancient
custom Of his people.
Moro than d hundred guests were present. It
WAS cot full-lress affair. Tbs MEN generally
came in oyercoats aud business suits, aud
smoked cigars in tbs largo ballroom, chatting
With their friends. Mr.. ard Mrs, Levy wcrc
their own caterers, aud sprcnd tho long tablo
wilt h the engagement feast. fne women, most
OF whom wera yollu9 aal c'melv matdens, wcr .
generally dressed IL holiday atttrs AlanY fthe
tnarricd folks had tl1ct children with them, md
the ages Of the COMPANY RANGED from yrar
tu 81, the latter belu9 tlls azc Of Mr.. Ltsy's
father, wh0acfc9pect for ancient tsarcs WAS
II Tho intcHdcti bride. Mss Bcsaio Levy, .
sprghtly lnaluGn OF II, wore fung train bsnek
dress, With white kid gloves her hair being dls.
posed In rlnzlets and pul1s, and fastened with
guroment. ana avlilctl t,ursclf Of her aplu.
| nuptaL rights hy t]litnx hcr husbands pOtkcts
with bnnaes. Air. ucorgo q. Lcy,uo was the
intended gfoon. .- -....
urre scaled. At the head was Rabbi II. J.
l.uebkc. Un Ills right sat Mlss 1.cyy .and her
parents, aud further on that s!ds wcFu t!G!r
particular lEteads aud reiutfons. On tllu ltabbt's
left aat tho groom with hts parents aud fTleuls.
| The NAhhi bvgan tho ceremony with NJ ad.
drtts, which WINS sepeatcl partly In Hebrew mud
| partly in t;ornIar. lilo spoke Of tho su1cnHfty
and importance OF tho Uccnhtot, aud tho mutual
! agreclncnt of thu young couple to plight their
troth. In conclusion prououncihg upon them tho
following blessnR:
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fart tho records nf Superintendent butcher show
that tho Tramp applications for temporary relief
1T tho Ctr Alm.to.,tc .ince the opening OF tho
sto,c-yArtl has fallen OF fully 10 per ccnf. In
decsl, The whole tramp fraternity have come to
ktow that rouRhgcefslc must be avoided. Tho
ns The city rntr fs to.,crt,ca. n tho lead Of
family applies for relief he Is told he can have
work In the etonc-yasd ut 10 cents per day eill
ho can find something else to do. anil many
hsul.en stone fant there nsc thousands of wag.
o,-losds) Is used 10 nlacadam!zc tho streets Of
the city, and It pays. Shoul,1 every city fn the
State adopt tho same system, there would be
stampede of tramps to pointa outside Of New
fork's boss1crs.
, 1879-01-17
ACliI.EN.
Views OF n High AInrn1 Authority.

ste"s m..,.as,a. o. '.n. t,.,t,a.t na.s sH "",,'
rh, r1o, Act1o,, ID having a iivc,v ,;,o. ~,
lno t'o". AeA''n ,,.:",,,S .Ns Ivy 'n.'e Nta
his reputation discriminating public viii
bear US out IN asserting that thc lton. Aeklents
having a devil OF a time.
Tha HIM. Ackfcn has had more tnYr.t,,,,
s .a.s... ,ud aa-tta,,,.. s'9| .,.'
uo"' % m'oro fSus'se ~ W.. ns"'.as, .'sn any
tnan living. Wo are not banrroFt' 80 we caa.
not saw, but It Ia our general impression That n
hi. Ina The lion, Ackleu is not only ah,ad ~
,nv living .tatc.msn. hut he dtscounts thc d..s
a"y ,ls'pk 's"ss'""' eN' ~ 1'' '"' oeaa
Ok hietofy'
We have paused and pondefcd,-sendng our
Journalistic mind down the ringuv aisle, os
past uns: ."o uu snu" ,n,x wy !,,,, w. say sho
ringing a's,esu-"e ao.s NV" :. uNa.''s '' "sat
naeaus, but IL SOUNDS efanu-'t souhds Ikea
sentence from the cavcrnous dcpshs Of thu
lion, rlo.tron. or 4 fo9.bank Of rrosda that "a
,,fsen o,'s,,,rc tbe m ncannn at tho Hon. no.co'
-and therefore "e usc, anuw"nSr" - 1,"n, ~ .ne ot
sefaicn afo WY W. ses' W. nn+ i1aMa ana
ponue;Isu oser @ sne a.,aa Il II ~ b, % mr. hanos a os
tirst safne toe WseA9s n.''t' NJ" a.1 .,e rGnsst
punms p, ann,nern % o .,cn,ir,n.n riyine lnnrn v !,
some iaalss a. meat the e'es nna %a at Gte
lIoa ~ si!,t ", H., rnorn fnnn, ia te
GsutG, o!ea"t'f a, ,.u ia1n ,,rnnh df."r.,nS 'sou
Aek!eal "na GHss ,.s,oH iaof '"us" aaa
"n rS,, .",,,o sir. Fc,tcr latc Wetcker. v.o
declared @ ~ tGat no lady Or ladies ini,rhed i st
~ ~, ~ t1,a ."rv"uts ~ sns,n A. h.s
.%ues'ot' % ,'a. a.tu IT.. ~ 5.sar. .Tnrc - ,s!
s",,u s"mH' """' ''''' 0 'D'
7s''sc Thcn annc,rcd the nob1o .cscucr, who d..
gsa 9aa nonre ,nnS w ~ iInn Acten md irr"',
amsa psi "npeMsIio III nse ,ti's .hnr1c ~ ,nv1n,
ahu . sh fo;. H. nMo,,n .uh.cnmenf m I'm S.s
t.t t.a ~, Wa}chsra ,ssa IN iii rnnst intin,i,
& &pas. q. ,,, ~ IN "ss Hc,i"n rI,,r nir. H.
| tSfh9 "4tH tE 'As'' -e~"'N'i ~. T.s! ~ !,, ~
, 1879-01-17

EHUT1S277H t's7 vi 4RHH47RWsE :.
Afr. Thurman 10 pilre man, md nlnn Of
great utility. IIo is held cvcrywhcrcn respect,
and is respected nowhere morc than IN tho
South. Ohio cannot hare better Senator or
Governor than Mr.. Thurman but we clni,ot re-
arouse a pupuI.r cntl,us!aatn and Inspire pop
uar confidence, North and Houth, thatw III com-
mand SUCCESS for the Democracy in tho cam.
paru Of 1880.
, 1879-01-17

CTne,nna,f Enm,nttclal tfnd. Rtp.}
Tho country might survive the neglect Of tho
Illinois Legislature to olcct John 4. Logan to
slu Senate; but, tf;thc Pennsylvania Legislature
should BY at, alvcrtcnce cboose eomc one else
than Don Catner,n to t,r hts succc8sor, VIC would
not answer tor tho consequences.
, 1879-01-17
CURRENT OPINION.

This Northern Drapot.
.MM Gstfans reayHHs.
No one is allowed 10 nplear at the Lorne
Court Of Canada wearing llTer-pal.
, 1879-01-17

.cciiouat preju,llcrs. The Intelligent Demo.
cratic n.assce OF the 3onll, wUnd hail his non,-
nation aud election 10 lhe Presidency a.. as ,
history.
spread like m epidemic IN the eoutf, must have
proceeded trom the Wild an4 , wa1tGn saagcefa
t!on ,nay suffice 70 swell and sonsssratc thc
fabulous mass of falac!cs which the tnEationists
labor, In fcnson and out Of acaaon, to impose on
.se ~ e e ~ 5y Ss I'll sc
DECEIVED By n efmar belief, that the South Is In
farns OF honrat money, and, when tne t!me
comes, she wfli nobly vtndicate her fidelity to
her historic antccedcnts.
Tho u(slobc.temoctat's" Advocacy OF Lo-
fJtcdtHr tfH.} Republican, tRkn.h
The attitude Of the 1t. Louis 0iohe- Democrat
on the question Of the Illinois Senatorshp hns
attracted very general attention. and has very
naturally raised the inquiry, Why should tts
management display 80 much nnxicsy over tho
settlement Of a dispute In another Statcs The
G'ohe- Democrat, which has been able TO accom-
plsl 20 liallo In tho work Of Wrestling Its own
city and State from thc possession of tbs b9ur
ono nrason {oncn quite rccentfg) occupied the
postum Of boltcr, now affcrts this utmost So
ltcttic lcst tho Republicans OF the Illinois Leg
has nominated for Senator from this State.
Lectures upon the subject Of party-fcalty
conc wish an exceeding III grace from such
SOURCE, md III doubtless fall In effect, as they
tlescryetlly should. Hut the incon9ruitY Of TIC
matter can bo accounted for, probably, In the
anxiety Of tlle 1'ob<.I Democrat to havc repre-
scntativc In tho Senate Of tho United states
| who will be moro tneltncd to look with laVot
u,un lis peculiar pct schemes than 1t has found
tic gray.latrcd Senator from Illinois whose seat
il IL 20 ticsfrous to give to another. Tie H'ooe'
Democrat Is cnnasnIttcd to tho a4voeacy Of cer'
tain utratsral assaults upon the Public Treasury.
vigorous foe. It evidently lotks fsr moro
| friendly treatment frotn ita candidate, II he
ehotIu be elected, which Is altogether doubtful
, 1879-01-17
Tie Democratic Deya1- Ftifts


Tllden VA, with us In spirit. lie appears to
have been IN Indiana at tic same titnc. The
old n,an OF GramcEcy Park Is stretching out
his tetilotles.
, 1879-01-17

ST. F1al Ftonftr FttsttR'b.
Senator Thurman had better get himself
hcrmcsIcnlly scaled up In barrel until after tue
Democratic Convention Is held tn 1885, lie
might Inadvertently say something in Iho 1ncan-
lfulas
, 1879-01-17

7stcHmhia fAtf.} 5knsotf1t tFltm.l. .-
senaluf liaynsd II nnt popular In the South -
Democratic candidate ios shs PRESIDENCY. ii!s
hard. .nnMcy views o not tAkr well in that section.
wtcss iie tas luuacy spscaa like IN spfde ntc. 4
I!oIn' nni.t bcaocratic ssnnlpE BAYS hv laubt4
wnusher i,ayard wus!i get stnYte soIta southern
delegation. 'rhs peuplu d0wu tEcst alucl, prefer
Thurman an.l bis sidiuy Asals theories of finance.
The above extract, which appeared ~ an
original cdIturiul paragraph III TNR CHICAGO
TA1uuHa Oh The :'tst Of December, contains t~o
grave errors, which VII ieenl It our duty, u
Southern journalists, to cor.cct. w say cur
rect, for ne have formed I'LL iniex.ble resolution
ueytt u tislounrs Our contemporaries 4n'sss
They Eettay u malttous dlAuosition, Or pcrts'
trate ih,rnttonai wrong. !lt:.A-suttHataE 81 T.
l,,rt., plu..ca With baspies' wings, nlny kle y
Irhasetl tasle, Tut they disgust uu Intelligent
pub1t,
Iu return iu TUE TRIBUNE: To the Charge It
naakc4 that tcuulur Baysr.l, 1T Delaware, Is uot
pubu1ar i'll TIC south. We al,sWcE, that III stAtcs-
u.aa un The American CoHktueAt ncSuptesa tnore
exulteu llid cnriuLs plarr ~ the Southern hrnrt
thalI tue Hon. Thun,as L. bayard, u Delaware,
- plIye acquired by hi& .itenc4 p4triUItstA,
his flpe statesnau.uIp, aud mauiy cha1Actes.-
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Ceux de la fable n'etaient pas
verts, reprit l'ev6que, mails hors
de la portee du renard.
Nj Pun nj l'autre n'eut l.inten
ton assur6ment de faire allusion
au corregidor ; mails leurs paroles
v%enaient 81 bien a l'appui de ce
qui s'etait passe, que don Euge.
MO de Zuniga devint livide de co
lere ct dit en- baisant PaDneau du
pr6lat.
-Je crois que Votre Grandeur
m'appelle renard.
1W dicisti. repliqua celui eli a.
vec la dOuce severit6 dun saint (on
dit quill l'6tait en- effetJ. Ercuso
tao non petita 0ccMsatiO manifesto,
Gu, ce qui est Ia meme chose !;
mails treve de latin !; voyons ces
1ameuses grapes.
a COntanuey.
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T>HlBODAUX BENEVOLENT LODGE
L No 10. A. +. and A. M.-Regular
meetings on Wednesday, Oh or before
each iuii moon at ! O'clock 2. NJ. Green
Streets.
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hSULLlVAN, Z. a. attorney at lar,
~ Green Street, between Main and
TlibOdaux Streets.
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I EGENDRE, o. j. Groceries, VINE
II a,d Liquors, Main street, between st.
Philip and st. Louis SITS.
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THlBODAUX, THEOPHILE, Tocn
l. Constable, assessor, Collector aud
nharttnger. Office Green Street between
Market and Levee.
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I'RoNE, j. A., Books and stationary de.
PM, corner Main and st. Louis SITS.
tocpposlte l.. V. Riviere's StOre). Photo.
yTup"'c GALLERY, corner St. Louis and Thi
bOdauX.
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FTrHlBODEAUX, JOS. r., Pharmacist
Il Dealer IN Patent Medicines, Perfu.
merry, &C., corner Of Main and st. Philip
Streets.
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ASCHWALD. G. j. Shoemaker. Main
" Street between st. Louis and st. Phi
lip streets.
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MOORE, l. ID. AnOrney at Lao,-ot
Al flee up stairs Main st. corner
Focus.
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MACHADO, J. D. Groceries and Dry
Vl Goods, corner Maine jackson and
Levee streets.
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THIBODAUX FOUNDRY. Bodley &
Il keefe, Proprietors, l.evee and jackson
Streets.
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T ICHT, F. L.. Parish Physician. ce:
IL jackson St., between ThibOdau and
st. Bridget SITS.
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THIBODEAUX, JOS. T., Treasurer Of
L the Ioon, corner Main and st. Philip
Streets.
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ANGMAN, LOUIS, Sadler, corner st
II Philip and t. Bridget Streets.
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AGARDE j. Barber, Main St. be-
IL tween st. Philip and Jackson SITS.
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'NHIBODAUX SENTINEL, Job Ohc1
corner Green and Levee Streets.
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HOFFMAN'S STAGES.-Frank Hcf-
IL a Proprietor, l.. Bardel, Coa-
ductor, in connection with Morgan's Lou
siana, and Texas K. X. Lafourche Cros-
ing.
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THIBODAUX FIRE DEPARTMENT.
L Organised September 7th, 1874. OH.
GERS: ii: W: Tabor, Chief Engineer, P.
y. Lorio, LIST Assistant NJ. A. Legendre,
snd Assistant j. Omer Landry, Secre-
tafy and treasurer !; Taylor Lagarde, A.
bourgeois and T.. Arena Delegates.
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e. BOURQUIN,
HOrlOger 4

Continue CONNIE par lie passe, lie meme
genre d'affaires,
Encoignure st. Louis ct Market.
ch.2fU. ThibOdaux, La.
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I>HlBODAUX COLLEGE, Very Rev
Y. N. Mcnard, situated in one Of the
most aealthy parts Of the town Of Thibo
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X NOBLOCH, J. W. Clerk of the Cour
IA-TiibOdaux La.
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HOFFMAN,, w., Dry Goods and Gro
IL cerics, Main trcet, between Focus
and st. Philip Streets.
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TABOR. H. w., Family and Plassa.
L ton Groceries, Green Street, between
Levee and Market Streets.
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MEUNIER, A., Dealer in Foreign an,
VI Domestic Dry Goods, Clothing &c,
Main Street corner st Philip.
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CANAAN, +. Parish and School Hea-
~ MreT, Ohce-cOrner Green and LIE
wee stree g.
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LING, DAVID Dry Goods, Shoes,
N Boots, Hats, Caps &c. corner Main
aud st. Philip Streets.
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MONT-CARMEL CONVENT, Acade
vi my for the Young Ladies', under the
Direction Of Sister St. Bernard.
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'T'ETREAU, H., Carriage Maker and
Horse &oeing, corner Levee and Pa
triot Streets.
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'NH1bODAUX, p. A., Cirn Engineer
jackson Street, opposite st. Bridget
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ORIO, p. E., 1H1 Collector, Court
II House, T~hibOdauA, La.
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DlERSON, H., Shoemaker, Main stree
L Between St-Philip and Jackson SITS.
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IL NOBLOCH A. f.. Parish .Judqe, OF.
IN flee at Court House,
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T EBLANC, EMILE f. Recorder, Court
lAHOuse, ThibOdaux, La.
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DAILROAD EXCHANGE, H. II. Mich
IL elet Proprietor, corner Main and Ft-
Gus SITS.
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&TRANGERS HOTEL THOMAS AL.
~ BERT, Proprietor, corner Thibo-
daux and Green Streets.
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PROTECTOR FIRE co. NO. 2. En-.
l. CINE House, jackson st. Regular Pa;
rades on the thirdSunday of each month,
n regular meeting on the third Monday.
Oficers:-A. J. Perrin, President K.
A. Lagarde, Vice-P,esident ; 5. Blum,
Secretary; N. Continent, Assistant Sec
rotary W.. Raglan, Foreman =: Frantz
Zernot, Assistant Foreman;H Hose Director
Henry Brockhoft, Assist Hose Director
A. II. Hoffman, w. Brockhoft, Treasurer
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WLloSENTHANNER, ALOIS, Confse
eonery and Soda Wate,., Green
o'fee' Market and Main Street
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nNUlI, FRANK, Matchmaker and
|e"ef w fine Lecelry dc. Main s I.
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HOFFMAN,, F.. Carriage Maker, hdr
IL cry table Orner jackson and St.
Bridget Streets.