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Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

= eR0CKEDIN0s IN DETAIL.
Senate re-assembled at 3 p. IN.
A Dl.liIiuu Gur - rni IL

Senate re-assemblcd at 3p. IN.
A petition for Strengthening Il pubh
road in Gumboro Hundred, SUISSE,
County, and "a remOnstrance from toli
stock holders of the Rehoboth Beach As
sociaiion against the passage Of the bil
authorizing j. ID. Marshall to cOnstruc
stable at ltehoboth Beach, were reaC
and referred
Notice Of new bills: I;y Mr.. Cooper
to change the name of Howard f..
Montgomery to Howard Il. Cannon and
TO make him by adoption son and
leir-at-law Of George +. Cannon; I,
change the name of Willie G. Dredai
10 Willie G. Covill, and TO max.
him by adoption son and heir-at-law OF
Francis N. Covill !; 10 change the name
OF Harry &. Adams to Harry G. John.
sol, and To make him by adoption. "A son
and hrir-at-law OF Philip q. johnson
by Mr.. Mustard, to amend an act EMIT
led an act to establish n college for
agricultural and mechanical arts in this
State.
Read second time and referred House
bills: For stock law in District 43h
Sussex County; relating to the colln-
ton of taxes for school purposes; to
amend chapter lOG, Revised statutes,
concerning pleading and practices in
cases of civil action; to incorporate the
Stanton Manufacturing Co.; TO incorpo-
rate the Newark Exchange Building,
and Loan Association: TO inc0rporate
the Delaware Loan Association of vii.
mipgtop: for the relief of Martin "
Walkers administrators: for a stock
law in District 1872, Sussex County. To
prohibit owners of hotels from procur-
ing license for more than one house: TO
Ia, out "A new public road in Misnillion
Hundred, Kent County: for the destruc-
ton of crows in Sussex county for the
Jinuuents. for th. nrntsct;,1 " % nr;,
nro,nrtv. r.lo,inp ,o th. submission, -
IN ,h. '1udiri,ry
Jn,roIur.d md r.ad H,u,.. hills. ~,
amend s,r,;nn . ch,n,,r iyT R.,.;u.J
statute. entitled ntl.r..s ,r,inu, tL.
lives and ncrsnns nf inIiv;In,i.. unn.
,l.,u.,, :, d.. ma, ..,,,,,;, ,.!
rom attarhmen, far hn,rI III. ~ ~
Stock law in Districts ITa 1yoaud 1l1
,,,ssrx County senate Lill. Changin1
n. ,,,,rs. nf . rnod i, l,.n, c,m,,,. -
,,,hs,i,ur4 far IN. met inror,nr,t;n1 th..
avn ot I,urel
HiIls n,ss.I. uou.. hills. C,,..ru;r,
he .rk ulr,ymnut nr rI..,Iu IN ,,,hnTr
;t,,.. ~ ,,r.ni s.o,;on 10 ,i,o ,,,,r ,c
p',.;s,,l c,a,n,.a ., y, .,,nn ,..,, h.iih ~"
,ia,,;"n. Wv ;n,ar,r.., w. l.' ,, ',;i, ~
';hrarw A.soc;,,inn S,u.," Wv h;ii.. .,r ~,
,n,"t al, 49, asa 'o,,',,",r a%I' 'I'a,. IS
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Yesterday n sale Of horses took place
at the stables of Gibson ~ Elliott on
French street, below Second. i. w.
Stidham & Son were the auctioneers.
The average price obtained was Sl67. 80.
The highest price realized was S225.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08
Coughs.

Browns bronchial Troches are used
with advantage to alleviate coughs,
sore throat, hursrncsS and bronchial
affections. Price % cents II box.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08
The weather.

War Department, Office of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, March
ST. A. NJ
THE WEATHER REPORT FOR TODAY.
For the Middle Atlantic States
fair weather, norrherly winds, station
AIRY or higher temperature,
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08
BAlls. .

The German Butchers Association
will give their first annual bail in the
German Hall on the evening "t Mon
day, April =. quite an enjoyable time
is expected. The Association is com
posed of the .journeymen bulrh"r>of he
city.
The Live and Let Live Assembly will
give their second grand social in the
Mccullough Building on Wednesday
evening, March 2lSt, 1881.
On Monday evening next tn" German
Library Association will give u select
subscription ball in the German Hall.
The tickets will br disposed Of among
members only. After the ball II supper
will he given in odd Fellows Hall.
The Adonis Social Club will give
their first reception on April II, in the
lecture room of III" Grand Opera House.
The Rosebud Assembly will give
their third annual ball in the Institute
Hall on the evening of Friday, March
Both. Quitc II pleasant time is rNprct'h
as their balls have always been success
ftll and oNIuyable
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08
We have a First Class

0perator and new instrument. We
give you work equal to any in the city,
at extremely low prices. Sutterley II
Company, 3O2 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

George Henvis intends selling off his
store goods, at Henry Clay village, in
order to go to New Mexico and engage
In the search for gold.
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Phipps Extrad tied.

The tXtradition case of Cornelius
Phipp, was before the Court of Appeals
on Tuesday at Toronto, Ontario, the
Courl being composed Of Chief Justice
Spraggr, Justices Burton and pa,tcr-
delivered IL separate written opinion.
Swa.ge hrld that Phipps' "tfrnc" was
forgery, and that the evidence trmdcrcd
on behalf ot III" prisoner was property
r jrctrd, and that the appeal he dis
mi s"d with costs. i'nrtou said
have therefore, not without some
hesitation, com" 10 the conclusion that
t'"rc is evidence which may have ,jlusti-
ti'd the learned .Judg"of County C0nrt
in committing, aud ought not To inter
fere. Patterson held that Comfy Judge
sinclair was acting rightly in rrjr"ting
evidence ON behalf OF the accused, and
held that III" appeal should be dismiss
ed. Ferguson alsoagre"d that III" als
pea s.iluulu br dismissed. Th" forr
iuGsu- were therefore unanimous III
darii |sing til" appeal, and the Major
still stands for "NIradlti0n, although it
is said lS counsel will apply to
privy counsel in England TO have the
decision reversed, and Phipps released
from jail rhIpps' counsel have not,
however, definitely decided on this
point, At least if they have, they want
to keep i, to themselves for II few days,
~ moaning positive ronld be got ont of
them on Tuesday During the hearing
Of the case on Tuesday the courl-room
was crowded, showing that tho Cana.
dinns are taking great interest in the
fate Of the gallant Major, who by
iniL
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For Thick Heads.

Heavy stomachs. bilious conditions,
"Wells' May Apple Pills" anti-bilious,
catharic. 10 and 20 cents.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

AZ the REPUBLICAN, Office in the shade
this morning:
, 7 O'Clock 10 o'clock u o'clock
1SC 30 23O
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Oysters, Oysters.

For good %, 80 and 40 cent oysters 60
to Hanna's, 6O5 jefferson street.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

Said sick young man from Fauquier,
Can st. Jacobs Oil be boughtier"
Yes, for rheumatic pains,
Neuralgia and chilblains
'Tis indeed sir, very much soughtier.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08
Dots.

Tides were very low in til" Christiana
AMI Brandvwinc yesterday.
This is. the cold day predicted by Ven
nor.
Dangerous icy places We're on some Of
the pavcments last evening.
The FELTON, is expected 10 start on its
regular trips March l2th.
The Electric line resumes its regular
trip, to New York this morning
a new boiler is being placed in the
Light House steamer Gerauium by
HilleS q Jones.
The carpet for the steamer FELTON, ar
rived yesterday, and the work Of laying
it will be completed to-day
George Curry, pilot last year of the
steamer Wilmington, will this year be
Captain.
The Happy Valley quarries near the
Brandywinr have been rc-oprnrd by
Charles II. Borham.
\ return match will take place be-
tween the German Cunning club of this
city and the Newarl1 club this after
noon, al the SGheutZeu Park.
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To Positively Prevent SInaiI.pUs \

from taking violent effect on the system
use
DIR. SiMMS' BLOOD PURIFIER,
the great BLOOD CURE and finest Prkl-
EIER rxtant. 1t is more certain 10 pre-
vent sMALL-roX than VACCINATION is,
rs it perfectly purities the blood and
removes every liability to disease" 81.
Depot, 4tli and King streets Philadel-
phia, 6o2 Arch street, johnson, Hollo-
way & Co. Sold by dealers.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08
Pride Of the Wess,

Manufactured by the use Of Gray'1
patent rolls; bakcs very white and don't
dry ont. Sold AT IL very reasonable
price. Try il and be convinced. W. j.
kimblc, southeast corner Front and
Madison streets.
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SPECIAL MENTlDN.

CAkD-To all who are suffering frOI
the errors OF indiserett0ns Of youth, neryou
weakness, early decay, l0ss Of manhood, etc
Will send recipe that will cure you, FREl
or Oh HARGE. This great remedy was dis
covered by missionary In South America
Send selEaddressed envelope to the REV
JOSEPH T. lNMAN, Station ID, New YorL
City. octll-lyd&w
| Pride Of the WeSs,
Manufactured by the use of Gray
patent rolls bakcS very white and don 7
dry ont. Sold at very reasonable
price. Try il and be convinced. W. j..
kimble, southeast corner Front and
Madison streets.
Cigars, Tobacco and Cigars.
The trade can be supplied with Penn
SyIvania, Key West and imported
cigars direct, at factory prices. Penn
sylvana cigars speciality. All leading
brands of tobacco at lOI East 2nd street.
Don't Inconvenience Yourself
with exorbtani prices or inferior
goods when both are avoided by getting
your supplies at the Great Tobacco
Mart, s. W. cor. Fourth and Shipry
streets. Chapman.
Cheap and Reliable.
Hartman's Drug Store, Fifth and
Poplar, is II cheap and reliable place to
have prescriptions compounded Twenty
years practical experience.
Oysters, Oysters, oysters.
If you want to get the best and fresh
estOy ysters in the market gOto Ainscow's,
III Shipley street. %, 30 and 40 cents
per quar-: also wholesale.
Butter, butter.
Another lot Of that choice butter just
received, at 25 and 80 cents. Smeltz Il
Co., No. l3 East Fourth street
WEIGH, sharp 4 Co.,
'l4 King street, is the place TO buy
White potatoes, sweet potatoes, apples,
Nc
Umbrellas Repaired
At Strang's Emporium, Fourth and
Market streets
Camden Bird Food 60.
Mixed Bird Seed and Bird Mama
old by Taylor 4 Fullerton, 3o2 kingSt.
90 to kn,eltz 4 60.
or seed potatoes. No. IL Z. 4th street
Go 10 Janney's.
headquarters for potatoes, 1903 King st.
For your prime % cent oysters 60 to
.ynch's, 6O5 Madison street. Can he
lad from 3 o'clock in the morning till 2
clock at night.
DR.. Warren, Office No. 5O7 Market
treet. Consultations on Tuesday.
To get the best brands of -four 20 to
'. j. Morrow, All French street.
Fer best Minnesota flour 60 to W. J
lorrow, All French street.
Use Hecker flour from W. j. Morrow,
Il FL nnch street. a
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OTHER MATTERS.

nr. 'raWlord's anti-bribcry bill,
men passed the House last week and
uo''Nh'd at tn" time, came up III tht
''tat this afternoon and passed that
.',"E with but one dissenting vote, Mr.
'orH"F voting against IL. The bill ~
"hHidercd an excellent one by men OF
'','' parties, AZ its provisions impose y
'"'r' 'i'r' penalty upon both buyer and
"Ilrrof votes.
VI" bill livorcing Louisa Il. Gibbons
rom her husband William &. Gibbons
WIS passed in the House this afternoon,
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The Iberia Star has been advo
eating the nomination of Gen.
Nichols for Governor, and filling
its columns with heavy arguments
in defense of it's candidate. Now.
that Gov. Nichols has publicly de
clined to allow his name to be used.
the Editor of the Star has with
drawn into the very innermost re
cesses of his tent, pinned down the
curtains and declines to take any
further interest in the approaching
campaign. This is very syIl, as his
powerful blows cracking over the
heads of his opponents were both
edifying and interesting. 1t is to
hoped however that the campaign
will not be abruptly brought to a
close, as we would like to indulge
in the skrimmage, after a while,
when the weather becomes cool.
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The SENTINEL has abstaincd
from taking any active part in the
present discussion going on among
the papers in Louisiana in refer
ence to the future nominee of the
Democratic party for Governor. 1t
has no taste for the vituperative dc
bate with which the columns of
many papers are filled. 1t takes no
stock in the unmerited abuse and
calumny heaped apon the heads of
McEnery aud Nichols aud will III
dulge in nothing Of the sort.
The SENTINEL favors q fair and
honest nomination for candidates
for all the Offices to be filed at the
next election.
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CIVIL

The Leaders so-called, of the
colored people have been express
ing their sentiments pretty liberal
~ in regard to the effect of the late
decision Of the United States Su.
preme Court, in which the SO called
Civil Rights Bill! has been pro
nounced unconstitutional. The ego
tism and brass of these blatant de
magogues are wonderful. Douglass
rants like a bull in Il china shop,
and Bruce announces that this de
cision evil set the country back
fifteen years." If Bruce and the
whole African race were cast into
the midst of the Atlantic Ocean it
would not set the country back fif
teen weeks.
The self Importance and stupid
can't with which these co!ored beats
strive to make it appear that the
negro is the prime cause of the all
vancement and progress Of this
great nation is becoming sickening
and disgusting. The African race
bears precisely the same relation
to the wonderful advancement and
progress Of the United States that
a twenty pound weight fastened on
to the hind wheel of a wagon bears
to its forward movement.
Many colored people, who are Ia
boring to make an honorable living,
to be good and reliable citizens,
aid thus far in the national prosper
ity. They stand upon their indivi
dual merit and are judged by it.
the same as other men.
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From a copy of the San Anto-
MO Times of October l, 1883, we
learn that Mr.. j. Omer Landry. for
merly of this town has been cele
brating his birth day and that "Mr.
Landry is one Of our best citizens.
who came out from New Orleans a
few years ago to cast his lot among
us, and we are glad to notice tie
fact that he is meeting with suc
cess, and is already considered one
of our solid business men,
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.-A large pro-
portion of the readers Of the TAib0daur
Sentinel are farmers, many of whom desire
q great deal more of farm literature than
we are able to give in our limited space.
To accommodate all such we have made
arrangements with the publishers of the
american Farmer to give it as a premium
for one year to every subscriber Of the
Thibodaur Sentinel who pays his subscrip-
ton in advance. The american Farmer is
Q large Is page paper, published at Fort
Wayne. Ind, the subscription price of
which is BLOC per year. Every planter in
Iafourche parish should avail himself of
this magnificent offer.
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DT VIRTUE OF TIE AUTHORITY
~ vested i'll N" by ':rs"l"ti"n adopted hy
the P',Iirr !'.ry "f I.,funrcie. in special srs-
sion c"Hven"i "n The 18Th. day of September
1888 and in pun -l;nc.. To- an order E.trG Sop
tcm""r laTh. 1888. and =" mo directed by j.
+ Allah. Seer tary of Police jury Of I%.afuur-
Ole !! i" li"r'!., CIV" l,uillr notice that there
vii. d. an .l"c'i"n held in the Parish nf La
t"u"ri,. stay" aforesaid on saturday the ..0th.
day II rt,lr.r iSS3. from 6 "'rlsn.k A.. ", 10
6"'r'."k 7. NJ. Il. the Thir.l Drainage District
ef TN. i.aii>j' "f I.af"urche commencing. ut
thu "l:"r line If .rad'a plantation an,i run
ni,ls nHii {" ia" lower line Ut the plantation
OK panl Brand. I" take the SENSE Of he duly
qualified electors VIII" arc property Holders ia
sti.l l'i~'" e. an the adoption or rejection vi
the f. l"Nia :. ordinance. viz:
b. u 'r':'i'.'! by thc Police Jury Of tho
Par Il II .*,t,,: rr!ic that the Drainage Tax
III the :r,i. drainage District .f the Parish I've
and is ierrhv increased from : to 81 null. OH
the Dollar !" In ;rvie.l annually an the afore
saist value Of al VI. property il sti.l III .frict.
Resolved further THAT said t,r.,in,nr,. he
come operative. binding and If tnil eject If
at s:'i'! election u" '~uaj"rity shall IN, in favor
Of the t"rt."in. "r,i;nanre.
The cl'-c'io, viii be held at the tim" above
specified a"i at the following n.n"L l.o;i,uy
places t" wit:
First Prrcinrf. At Ars"nc E-rgcron. com
mis>i"ncr~. ,rS.':.e Hrr:erun, J.. A.. Leblanc
and Loe leIilam.
Second i'r.cinct. At Jules Thihodaux,s.
commissioners. } ules Thiboslaax. Joe Lefort
and Joseph Leblanc. 81 !
Third pre'inct. At Lov"ncy F"lae's store.
commissioners Lovin-y Eulss, DR.. j. i. q.
G.tzzo Jr. and VIM. Davis.
Fourth Precinct. At Ben EOlse's store.
commissioners. Ad"lul.e Folse, Alexandra
FOlsc aud Thomas A.. Cunio.
September 18th. 1893
THEn .'HILE TIIIRODAUX.
Sheriff OF the Parish uf La,OurcLe.
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The Supreme Court of the
United States has declared the mis-
cradle so called Civil Rights Bill.
unconstitutional, null and void.
This places the negro precisely
where he should be, on an equality
with every man, be he white, black,
red or yellow.
He can now stand upon his mer
its, and need not appeal to the
laws for privileges which white
were not allowed.
This question is now settled for
ever, and it is to be hoped that the
nonsense of the Civil Rights Bill
will pass away into oblivion, among
the other stupendous follies of the
late Republican Party. i
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The new Iron Bridge over the
LafOurche at Donalds0nville. iudg
ing from the comments of the
Chief is not a success. The Board
of Directors will not accept the
work until certain strengthening
repairs are made.
The people Of that vicinity have
been anxiously awaiting the com
pletion of the structure.
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Half Out OF HissHead.

blessed he the mau;" said DON Quixotc's
weary squire, who invented Sleep" Sanchos
cratit ude il ours, but what If ono cannOs for
any reason cnjsy that excellent sinveltion
..Nervonsncss in M. had bcc"u,e y disease,
writes MIR. William Cule,nsu. the we'll known
wholcs lie druggist If Buffalo. n. 7.
~ could not sleep. and my nights were cit
er passed in that sort Ut restlcssness which
nearly crazes i. mn,u. or iu y kind Of stnpor
haunted by tor,ncpting dreams. Having tux
en- PAKkER's Toxic for other troubles, | tried
ALSO iur this. The result both surprised aud
delighted ne. My nerves were toned to con
cert pitch, and. like C&sar's fat men, fell in
to tue r1nks Of those who sleep O. nights. l
should add that the Tonic speedily did away
with the condition of general debility and
dyspepsia. "cca>ioned by my previous Sleep
lessucss, and gave inc strength and perfect I'll
gtstiun. In brief. TIL. use Of the Tonic tho
roughly re-cstallishci my health. l have
us..l PAIKEE's Tonic with entire success for
sea sickness aud for bowel disorders incideut
t. ocean voyages"
This preparation, has heretofore been known
as tAxsLh's GINGER Tonic. Hereafter it
viii, IL. advertised and sold under the name of
PM,:.1... .vSI-uE.ittin. the word ginger"
H;sCGN & 10. arc Induced to make this
eli, -. il, i.,,. a.; ION ii nn,'r inciplcd dealers
VII" ,avr ia: Years .~i-rrivrd t'ri" CUSTOMERS
Ivy substituting inferior pi eparation under the
name OF .in..r. We drop this .iis!ca,!im:
word ali til n,rrr willingly. .s ginger Is an nu
Important nav"riu. ingredient. in orr Tonic.
PLEASE. r..m",n'"r that no change, has
been. ar will 1T. made. III thu prelara.
ti"n i:>r,t. aud AL BOTTLES r..lnainim: i" tho
hates -; l.. hrs. wrapped nu.l.r III. name Ut
"Pa,hE :>t,,>.:Ek In>IC'' contain the gsnu-
cox y u. is at ,lc Lu; tolm vi the .utsi,io
" r, - r.
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NOTICE.

Reports having reached Thibodaux that
Messrs. Lusignan g. Boudreaux, Butchers
had butchered a beef that had died ON the
train, arriving at Terrebonne Station. On last
Wednesday, at the request Of the Mayor of
Ihibodaux l have thoroughly investigated
the matter and find the facts to be:
That one OF the Beeves shipped to said
butchers had, on debarking from the cars at
Terrebonne Station, fallen and 50 seriously ill.,
tured himself as to be unable to walk, when
he was Immediately butchered in q proper
manner, and thoroughly hled.
q. j. LEGENDRE.
Market Master.
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RATES OF

For each sqrarc of ten lines or less, the first
insertion, 81 80. Second insertion, IS cents
Der square. Fer subsequent insertions, per
square 50 cents. Obituaries 10 cents per line.
Professional and b~nsi.ess cards, including
paper, will he published at the rate of so cts.
per square for the first Insertion, and % cents
for subsequent insertions.
A liberal discount to yearly advertisers.
Announcing candidates for Office $40, to I've
paid for IN ADVANCE.
Advertisements not marked on the copy
for a specified time will be inserted till forbid
and payment. eXacteI.
Persons sending Communications to this pa
pet mast always furnish their real names to
the Editors. We will not save or return re-
jected manuscripts.
illusions peronna!ly disparaging to any
one will never he inserted except as adyer-
tisements nor then, If peculiarly objectiona-
BILE.
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TIME TO Stop Tits too bad, Sir or
Madam, but don'tget frightened. A glance
in the mirror, or an investigating committee
OF fingers tell the dismal story. We won't
discuss the possible cause. 1t is enough
that Parker's hair Balsam used now will
prevent further destruction. Is your hair
somewhat gray too, and crisp? Alas, yes.
Tor, s~oftness and gloss. Not a dye, not oily,
elegantly perfumed, a perfect dressing.
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w. B. Gray has retired from
the editorial chair Of the Free Press
of Morgan City, his successors be
ing A. E. Woods aud r. A. La
bauve.
We greet the new firm with kind
wishes for their success and pros
perity.
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= Persons building dwellings
should call aud examine the Enam
eled Mantel CRATES, for sale by S.
T. Grisamore which are both eco
nOmical and handsome.
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SATURDAY,, OCT. 20, 1888
HOTEL VALN.
For the week ending October 10, 1883.

STRANGERS ROTEL.-H. Lane, NJ. D.
Claude Jr. A. Levy, A. Bouchereau. John P.
Lewis, " J. Dufour, n. o r. p. Dalteres.
Assumption ; Don Sebastiano Lombard, Mar
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