Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-24
Tuesdap's edition.
ig New Style Letter Heads.


Of physicians and chemists.
Call for Conrad's Budwciser at al
wholesale and retail grocery, liquor ant
drugstores and saloons generally.
Beware Of imitation. Cali only 70
C0nrad's Budweiscr. If you find an,
imitation, please report tho same imme
diately to G. Conrad & Co., ST. Louis
or TO John Miller, the general agent
No. 9 Jackson street, New Orleans.
The National Board Of Health boat
the Bcnncr, a handsome craft, was al
our landing on yesterday, on its way "
the Mississippi.
The City Council embroglio case Of The
four VS.. five, was postponed on yester
day, by Judge Shcrburne, of the District
Court, till Tuesday next.
Persons holding claims against the
Louisiana State University and Agricul,
tnral and Mechanical College, are re-
fcrred to notice in another column.
Joshua Beal, like the Old Dominion,
his native State, never tires-getting III
fresh stock. In another column he an
hounces that lie is in receipt Of another
large lot of first class goods.
GONE WEsT.-A few days ago that
cnterprising merchant Mr.. VIM. Garig,
and family, departed ria tho Mississippi,
for tour through the Wost. We wish
them pleasant voyage and safe return
home.
Major J. n. HaIsey paid us visit this
morning. He looks in splendid health,
and is in the best of spirits. He is now
bracticing law at St. Joseph. La. The
Major is talented attorney aud orator.
lie has our bost wishes for unboundcd
success in his new field of operations.
ZebLange, the intrepid colored Demo
crat, has presented US ane portrait Of
our Presidential nominees Hancock and
English, for which attention he has our
thanks He expects to receive a supply
of these portraits which he will furnish
to his Democratic friends ut moderate
price.
OrF F0RTnE EAST. Mr.. A. Rosenfeld,
the prominent dry goods man, left on
yesterday on his usual excursion to the
North and East whittier he goes to
make his purchases and to rcjoin his
family, who departed y few days ago.
May they return to rs IN the full enjoy
mcnt of health and contcntmcnt.
The CAriroLlAN extends many thanks
to Messrs. JOS. 'Kleinpctcr, T. B.
Brown, A. G. 1hocnssclA II. D. Hoche-
ncdcl, J. B. Klcinpctcr, the committee,
for their courteous invitation to attend
basket picnic of tho Primitive Gun
Club of the third ward, which is to take
place at Mr.. Jos. Kleinpctcr's place,
on the ed inst.
THE NEW ORLEANS PACfFIc.-Thc in
formation is official that Jay Gould and
Ton Scott have signed the agreement
whereby this great railway is to be COM
pleted by the lst Of January 1S52. We
entertain very little doubt that its far |
seeing directors will connect with the |
new Capital Of Louisiana, on their way |
TO Texas and the Pacific. One by one
are our expectations being realized con-
cerningthc bright future of Baton Rouge.
REMoyAL-In another column will be
seen the notice fthc removal Of Brooks
Drug Store, TO the handsome iron front
brick building which the cntcrprising
Doctor has caused to be erected near
his old stand on Main street. The new
store will furnish ample room for the
display of the extensive stock that he
has on hand and proposes to increase
from week to week to supply the de-
mand of his host of customers. We are
happy to congratulate him on this evil
Ilcncc of thrift, go-aheaditivcncsss' and
popularity. The public will be well
Iopald by giving the new Drug Store
m inspection.