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The St. Charles herald., 1884-11-29
NOTICE e
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TO THE TAXPAYERS FOR THE PARISH OF
ST CHARLES.
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Notice is hereby gwen to all taxpayers OF
the parish of ST Charles that their State parish
levee and poll taxes for year 1884 as set t0rtI
in the tax rolls on file in this Office and the
mortgage office OF this parish are now due and
cOlectible:
That taxes due on moveable property are
delinquent since the first day OF October, 1884,
and now liable to seizure and sale, and Will
bear three per cent. interest per month from
December 3lst lSs4,until paid. And those due
on immovable properly vii! become delinquent
on the 3lst day OF December, 1891, from which
date they will bear one per cent. interest per
month until paid.
Those wishing to avoid costs and seizure will
do well to make prompt payment, the pro
visions of The Revenue Laws ot this state Will
be strictly enforced.
LEWIS ORY,
SHERIFF & Ex-OFFicIo TAx-CoLLEoToR.
Sheritf7s Office. st Charles parish, Oct. 8, 1884.
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FOR SALE.

A large plantation stCharles parish,l1ght
bank; well equipped and buildings in thorough
repair,to be sold as a whole or in lots to suit
purchasers.
For further information apply TO
j. g. LEBoURGEoIs. Convent p, o..
St. James. or to J. B. MARTIN Hahuville, La
or to Messrs, LArITrE & DUFILHo, New Or
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wanted at once. Send for circulars.
Address TEXAS COW BOY. Dallas. Texas.
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We are indebted to Hon. Oscar
Arroyo, Secretary of State, for official
returns for Gongressmen for he
SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
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Southern University.

The Collegiate, the Normal and the Prepar-
atory Departments Of this Institution will be
opened Oct. l. 1884 students desiring to
enter any of these Departments should apply
promptly. We will have apparatus for illus
trating the natural sciences, and all students
of advanced cOul ses will have the proper
attention and instruction. Students who enter
the Normal Departm mt will receive special
instruction and attention.
Catalogues may be obtained by applying to
Mr.. l.. A. Martinez, Editor, Louisiana Standard
New Orleans.
For further information or catalogues, apply
to the President,
j. II. HARRISON.
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NEWS TTEMs.

We Thought we wersl too late until We saw
ttha AdvertiBanlent Of Kendails SPAWN Gu q
C0ukIing's law practice yields
him $1,000 d week.
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II o 7 T r T. L I. S
A TEA1Is

II r l. S
Just received beautiful line Of GEOS GRAIN AND
StRAIt SILKS. IN Black and CooEs, which invite
special atteu .;ln.
Coiors- Prices marked down.
d O NJ r s L CS
We simply pis to say to pc rO..s that we will
continue - -e all kinds II DONrSrICS such as 4 4
Reached and Brown COttOnS -L-etin2 Towels Nap.
KRIS IaHi" Linens. FiA-Iu-s &c. low they can be
bought anyT heGe in rs city and will i've you even
better vaiit oI money nan many of those who try
So hard 10 nIsead the pubic oy sensational advertise
nefitS
All we ask is examination of Goods and Prices
feds j A. LUTTRELL 4 CO.
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AHalrs 10 Egypt are about as bad as they can be-
Cen Gordon, Wno has been going up the Nile TO
hhartouln has been obliged 10 sop five hundred
HiiIeS This side ca that city. and reports that the
intervening country Is IN onS blaze OF insurrection
Gen Baker mas been routed and IS penned up on
the shore of the Red Sea. The native government
Is paralyzed, and Is practically Overthrown Its
forces ara worse than usa,s ;, az ,ii.St the false
prophet as Gen Baker found 10 his cost, and this
1tl-dre vi Egypt To suppress the revolt involves
England IN most serious difficulty Up 10 this
Tine That country has not appeared directly In the
contest, but IL may now be necessary for her 10 do
SO; and H. In order 10 protect her great interests IL
Egypt Is the gate OF lniia. she finds K laid ,,pan
her 70 Restore order in The SCldan her resources
VIII be taxed 20 the ut:erm0st The situation f.
Ia ni're serious than when Arab Bey reyo,te and
TIE remedy must be applied differently Arabis
1ns,irrrct0n V - conferred where the British navy
Could get II =. and hence had 20 contend with
England IN ne.r CHEF point OF strength Fl Mahars
rebellion Calls for military operations on a large
scale. ant L l. mere that EnqiInd IS weak Here
tol0re, III recent times at least England when a
iaad war has been forced upon ler. has sought
allies among continental powers IL REMAINS 10 he
seen whether she will adopt this policy in this in
Stance No doubt by concert OF European powers
the instruction might D. speedily suppressed but
England would fagch prefer To act IL the matter
without changing alliances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-07

Mr. kasson, N time past, was suspected of free
trade heTeseS hut hi, orthodoxy is now established
Beyond question. - yesterday IL New York before
the Brooklyn Free TRACE club he HOOK tSsue
squarely with the Golden ulax.n that y.,,,. Is
the international isw o, the AII.lrhty Mt kasson
c0ntended that there was no enc theory OF universal
application. Every nation and every age Inu.t
make us own rsl-s To suit tn varying c,-.ur,-
Stances. As matter o: fact he Claimed America,
history bears out the wisdom OF the protective sys
fam
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-07

Year after year the destruction by freshets IN
creases, and while scientific people not unani-
NOUS in accepting the theory that the greater
violence OF floods is caused by the cutting away of
tue forests, IT IS probably traceable 10 ts fact At
any rate. tae theory is such a reasonable one and
tue Issues at stake are 50 great, that the subject
demands the most thorough Investigation. IL can
not be mere accident that floods increase steadily
year by year.
Whatever the cause, and admitting the forest
theory, the result is of enormous interest 10 all
1t Is OF the greatest Importance that rivers
ana streams maintain something Ike uniform
now, neither swelling into torrents on the one
hand or shrinking 70 dry fio)r OF pebbles on the
other ON regularity OF current in rivers is based
very much OF the manufacturing and commercial
prosperity OF this country. II this foundation OF
Industry Is threatened b the wantOn carelessness
or the seinShneSS OF individuals in the sacrifice of
IJrestS, IL Is matter where the states II not the
federal government has right to interfere.
The present floods extend over the whole broad
valley OF the Mississippi and its tributaries, End
threaten 10 cause immense damage throughout
fIat broad band OF country. The rivers ar rising
bey0Id The Hood marks OF all previous years, and
not only IS life ana property endangered at special
exposed points, but traffic and communication are
threatened all through the valley states The rail-
road and bridges are destroyed in many places
ana the telegraph service impaired thus involving
all interests IN tie interruption and danger The
evil IS plainly one that cannot be over-estimated or
opposed too strongly by whatever remedies science
and experience have 70 suggest
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DowNR1eHr BARGAINS,
Bargain is sometimes dear at any price but below
We Offer line of REGULAR goods about onethird lower
than the regular prices and article of which Will
be found
GENUINE BARGAIN
Rogers double silver-plated Teaspoons 9ac
Rogers double silver plated Table Forks 81 98.
Rogers double silver plated Table Spoons. sl9s.
Rogers triple-plated Dessert Knives, Sl75
Rogers triple plated Table Knives 81 49,
These all per set of half dozen.
Beautiful silver plat Breakfast Casters &c.
Fine FIVE bottle Dinner Casters, 99c.
Lovely designs Of the at 81 49, 81 TO- 81 49,
81 40 to 81 81.
Triple plated Napkin Rings Csc each and warranted
Fine quadruple plate Napkin Rings &C. 75c and 99c
Childs sets of Knife. Fork and Spoon in box Acc.
PICKLE Stands Syrup Gems Spoon Holders Creams and
Sugars at 99c. 81 Csc, and S19S.
Oar 99c plated Butter Dish deserves especial mention
1t ahead of nything shown before and to
it is b buy it.
Cake and Fruit Stands from GEO. up
Lovely Gard Receivers, in entirely new designs from,
99c. to 81 40
We would also call attention to our Stiffened Silver
Thimbe at 25c., and to solid Silver Bangles with
rings for coin attached. at sec and 8 40 each.
We can only mention a few of the great number OF
articles we are constantly receiving and call will
better convince you that always have hand what
advertise that our prices and goods are all
can be desired in cheapness and quality
N. sILVERRERG & CO.,
3l2 SEVENTH and sIs EIGHTH ST N. ".
feb4 near Pennsylvania avenua
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Now Fon PAsrA1ooSs.

To those who are ready 20 buy pantaloons. we Offer
Attempting display of all grades from the cheapest
worth making TO the finest grades We believe that
whatever you want IN the line of mems apparel
serve You to better advantage than you be served
elsewhere We know goods honest ard if a
laorc Is not all wool or fast color tell you
start Instead of leaving to find II out when
then. No other house in the city give written guar
antse with every sale IS do.
you buy elsewhere you take tie chances of getting
your money back should you wish return goods or
De oadgered into accepting an undesirable exchange
Here the guarantee ticket is honored as promptly as
bank rays good check
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-07

What AlSace ard Lorraine and the Rhine are to
France and Germany the POcCinOke and Potomac
are to Virginia and Maryland. This theme is s,lg-
for a comic opera. 1.-The oyster War" ought to
draw The parties at odds, however, do not see the
fun IN It. To them IL is serious business leading to
hard words and even hard knocks and bIooJsned
so intense IA the feeling that several occasions
the militia have been called out and armed cruis-
ers have patrolled the disputed oyster beds OnIv
yesterday an appeal was made by the victims of the
pirates for vessel OF war. and Il was expressly
stipulated that "a man should be put in command,
Of IT, Evidently the oyster have heard OF Sec
rotary Foigers reversal OF Solicitor Raynor's
opinion OF women as ship Captains. and want no
MIS- Mary Miller IN theirs, but blu1 sea dog with
10 squeamiShneSs about u!,n
Like the Schleswig- HOlStein difficulty and other
questions N boundary lines the oyster question is
involved IL doubt and obScurity. II general it may
De SAID that Virginia and Maryland claim jurisdic-
tion over certain beds OF oysters lyin III bodies OF
water which join the two states. Riparian rights
are proyeroialy hard 10 define, anu the present
controversy IS good Illustration OF the difficulties
OF this class Of questions Eyer since 17s5 the TWO
States have had trouble the matter and solr-
ton seems as far off now ever. Lately commit
lees from the states have been arguing the matter
a. Richmond, but yesterday the cUnrerr nee broke
up without Jesuit. Meanwhile anarchy raions in
the outoi-tAeway oyster region. where society has
about resolved inself into the good Old PLAN that
those may take who have the power and those NAV
keep VITO Can.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-07

Great reforners have often retired from the world
for season CT rejection before launching out on
their mission; and N tE> spirit Billy McC!orv the
eminent Hester street convert, has now gone TO An
Island IL the East T' Il for six Drf hs wier,. from
his secluded cell he cen nature those tt:lperanc.
and gospel discourses whicn NJ has promised his
plous ifieLs On his return To The busy hum OF mon
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II II be true. reported t,t the caQr ain ~ tIe
steamer G,aucs saw The signals or distress which
the ti;y Of Columbus t.-p.aytl but would no, sroo
TO bear aid because unwilling 10 lose tie tine he
Is murderer aAd IL Is 10 bc regretted that the Law
" III hot so recognize lis net
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-07

1HE STAR office Is connected with the Telephone
Exchange Advertisements. orders fo- the paper by
rsh and otherwise. any information or bush
ress can be sent day night free CT charge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-07

Fred Douglass IS having the trrta or The Old adage
impressed upon HIN, That the course OF trne love
never runs smooth The suit entered against him
by Miss sfrague, rs ex-housekeeper for services
rendered Is another Of the unpieasantnesss follow
Ing upon his matrimonial venture
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Nj. William

Nj. WrLLrAs
Invites the Ladies to convince themselves Of the
GREAT REDUCTIONS
Made in his remaining stock of Winter Cloaks. Bon
nets Millinery Goods etc
fCite Trevise. Paris ?07 Pennsylvania Avenue. feb
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EARLY OPRING SUPPL1Es
SEATON PERRY
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY h BROTHER3
HAS JUST OPENED A LARGE STOCK OF MEDIUM
WEIGHT, ALL WOOL. FRENCH DRESS TEX
CoLORINGS FOR THE SPRING OF 1884.
NEW GREY, MODE AND TAN SHADES IN FRENCH
TfIC0TS. AND BKOADCLOTHs. FOR LADIES'
NEW EMBROIDERED WHITE BATIsTE ROBES
ANDERSONS GENUINE SCOTCH ZEPHYRS
NEW PARIS PRINTED SICILIENNES.
NEW FRENCH sATINEs AND CHINTZEs
NEM IRISH AND GERMAN TABLE LINENS NAP
AND PILLOW LINENS
NEW BRITISH AND FRENCH WHITE GOODS.
SUPERB STOCK OF LYONS PURE SILK VEIvETS
AND eros GRAIN SILKS, IN BLACK AND ALL
SHADES FOR DAY AND EVENING WEAR.
BLACK AND COLORED BROCADED VELVETS. AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
NEW PLAIN and FIGURED CHINA SILKS.
EVENING BHOCADEs. GAUZES ILLUSIONS AND
SILK MULLS.
~ ALL WINTER WRAPS AND CIRCULARS AT
PRIME COST TO CLOSE THEM OUT
WsPECIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAYING
EVENING FABRICS BY GAS-LIGHT.
~CHOICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND OOR-
RECT PkIcl $ G ARANTEED.
STATION PERRY,
Established is. feb2
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THE Brigsdlers" DO hot seem to be as great a
SUCCESS IL Wan street a. IN politics. number OF
RAILROADS have far@i badly under their manage
haeht, ana the cry OF tie street is 1.-The generals
must 60"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-07

Baltimore Invites the Illinois editors 10 come and
test their storage capacity Of Chesapeake oysters
They VIII go over from Washington pretty rull.
anyhow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-07

Orthodoxy Is indeed Invaded In It's citadel when
son Of Or. Leonard Bacon leaves the Congrega-
conai pulpit 70 become a Unitarian
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

IHOR RENTAL 6O4 10TH STREET NORTHWEST
II Flat of three large unfinished rooms In
splendid order will rent suite single reason
able to q good tenant Its
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Qufnine has taken another tumble, and prices are
IN the normal condition OF consumers OF the drug
snaky.
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FOR SALE--HOUSES.

Il NEAR Dc POST CIRCLE
Several handsome Residences ranging in price from
o.. 900 to $4,000
THoS J. FISHER a co.
febs-ht = stree, mort Invest
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VNHE OTTO" GAS ENGINE
Requires no boiler, avoids all expensive ATTENDANCE,
loss of time handling of fuel and no ashea n 1,
qsea satensyey for running PASSENGER and Freight
and 4ithograghic Presses Coffee Mfs Rcasters Papef
and Rulng Machinery, Iathes. &c, &c. This endinc
great simplicity Of mechanism
F% Particular =. 70 prioA &e. spply 1t onsos II
Warrington Gas Light ca wa
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We obtain purchasers and partners for all classes Of
business and Business Enterprises Parties desiring
dispose OF their business enterprises obtain
Partners for the il. uing Stores every descp-
ton, Banking Houses, Hotels. Restaurants Wood and
Coal Yards, &C.. &c Parties wishing to purchase
engage in or become partner class of business
enterprise will find it to their advantage to avail them
confidential, and executed with and dispatch.
residents and visitors desiring establish them
selves in lucrative business at the National Capital
respectfully invited TO call communicate with us.
ta14Gws KNIGHT 4 HUGHES
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II JAY GOULD, al 9TH ST. WONDERFUL. VA
q riety OF Relief and Scrapbook Pct ures Birthds,
Cards. Paper Dolls. French Tissue Paper Don't forr-e
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