The Louisianian. [volume], January 12, 1871, Image 4

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SPECIAL NOTICESJ ,
At an Election ofDireotorsof the Met
1 poliain.Loan, Savings and Pledge Bank, held on
t. twelfth inatnt, the following gentlemuen were
elected to rve as Directork for the ensuing year:
F. K DU'MAS. J. IAS' SINGERI
L. T. DELAISIZE. C. W. LOWELL
W. IL P'EMBEltTOX. C. CAMP.
THOMMA ISABELLE, GEO. H. BltAUGHN,
A. P. DUMAS.
do 17 JOHN. DAWSON. sahier
.l` WAD I'El TISEIE.YTS.
REOPENING.
MZWING MACHIlES-ALL KINDS.
The public have lang desired the establish- A
maet of -a Mart, whore all kinds of Sowing
ia'.:hiue' and Newing Machine iindings could
sea and compare the workingm of ,aue machine,
with another, and select frmlu the different
zoakes the Iatchuiw bwtt suited to the use to
which they d'sired to' aplly it. To such a Mart
we invite you at 159 Cnaid street. Agents wanted.
nou22 ptf Mi. S. HEDRICK, General Agent.
UNION LEAGUE CLUB HOUSE,
a.............Boyal street ...........3
The rooms of this Call, are open each day to
melbers and and their guewta from 7 A. i. M.
12 P. M. Lunch will be seved daily tram 12 M.
to 2 P. AL uo29 lmu2p.
JOHN B. HOWARD.
Law orrfcY,
26 t. Charles St-ree 2C
Prompt attention given to civil bkuine in
tbhe uwdl oourte of the Sttat.
S8 ly
BHERY C. & H. IL DIBBLE,
ATTOBJEAYS AT LAW,
& NJatches Street (Morgan's Building,)
New Orleans, L~
3 ly.
HAWKINS&THARP,
(a. wrxans--ua. Tl~ RP.)
ATTO(YBTB'AND COUNBELLORI AT LAW.
19..,.... .Commercial Plac........ l
Ymo Orle ns, La.
Prempt attention given to civil businc'. in
l Slate and United States Courts
38 ly.
A. P. ieldds & Robert Dolton.
Atorneye & Connsellor at Law.
So $. Clommerr'ial 1'a, 2L Floor.
SOSetie Attention to all Civil and Criminal
baimas in the State and United Stetiw Cournt.
MRS. A. M. PARRISll
FIRST PREMIUM
SHIRT MLAKE,
15.t11 fIVIL STREET,
New Orleans, L a.
Particular attentiom paid b3 the mann
Inoturo ot (Gent' Uudelrclothing; also.
Base ]all Club and Firemon's Uniform.,
Made to order.
BRANCH OF THE NEW YORK
Emporium of Falalont
FOR LLDIES
klpremstedby Sri A Cualalirt lrn.LLiSedls.
Tsruisking Goods
OF ALL £iNDS, FROM
HEAD DRESS TO HOSIERY.
SUITS IN GREAT VARIETY,
'Wrapper Bingn e I'rD,,le, Underclothing of
er~y tdelsrption. Night bt rem, Trai uand Walk
tag 8&rts Ceieia. Drawer,, Sack Oer
Skts, Aprons a, A.,
fr'rsm tkem the wedding OnPtS Chireanx
and InPi Wardrobes. Suits and Dr8,ee in tL
Ja1tt Utls sad supplied at short notina
p .Ihe WAapams at New Nerk pjame
alu8 t arsm , No. 2 1 Canm l st..
AT MRS. A. M. PARfISH'S
W"Olers rea pctl ap t oIcIheted.
Mrs A. OODTAE,
rs k E. R'COL .
BARETTI, WIMOUE & oh,
PRINTERS AND LITHOGRAPHERS,
60 Camp Street,
NEW ORLEANS.
T. A. BARTLETTE, u
ATITORNEY and COUNSELOR AT LAW.
142.... Gravier Street.... 142
(Up Stairs.)
NEW ORILEANS, LA.
38 ly.
t7CARPET WA.4REJIoUSE
17 .....CHLATRES STREET......17
A BROU.SsEAU & CO., Importers aid Dealers
at Wholeuale and 1Retail, ofer at low
prices ;
CARPETING,
FLOOR ,OIL CLOTH,
SMAT'ING.
Curtain and Upholsterer' Material, Window
Shades, Table Covers, Hair Cloths, Lace Cur- I
tains, Cornict-s, etc,
LOUISIANA
MTTTUAL INSUILENCE COMPANY,
OPeIc, No. 120. coxmox arnx-r.
Insuree FIRE, MARINE and RIVER RISKS, ]
£AD PAYTS 4ItAsEai I
New Orleans, New York, Liverpool, Lon
don, Havre, Paris, or: Bremen,
at the option of
the insured.
CHARLES BRICG(iS, l'raidnat.
A. CARRIEUE, Vice-I'reident
J. P. Roxr, eecretary.
MIaLLNERYi ESTABLISHMENT.
FALL AND WLYTER
MILLINERY GOODS
of Nvery description, just received at
w. R. 3EARTL ww a -D
29.......CHARTRESSTIIREET ......29J
ween Canal and Cnstomhouae.)
W. H.L MARKHeA C. W. BraT,
tit. Louis. New Orleans.
MARIKIHAIM & BI~CT,
Importers and Jobbers.of
109..... GRAVIER STREET,.....109
New OnrrasU
JAR fiS
WHO BUY FIRLST CLASS DRYT
GOODS
--102 Cr D-
Will .find thewr money spent more to their
uatisfaction at
BRASELMAN & ADAAMS'
CASH HOUSB
ELSE WHERE.
A slance through their immense atdo
- oF-
Biluks,tltins,,Rfd Poplinn, Plaids, Berges,
Mierire . Cashmnere. Emp. Cloths,
Iorn o es, Ara'. Juckets,8hawlm
&uckangs, (baikings, Cloths,
1p Fulannels. Icems, Emhroide
rie (iloveis, Corsetis, Vel
vote, Ribbons. Parasol,
Ete., Etc., Bte.
WILL CONYINOB.
86e...............and...............588
Magazine street, cor. 84. Andrew.
REMOVAL
167..... CANAL iSTREET.......167
No 9 CAMP STREET.
ManUfacktrers and Deseta
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Trunks, • e.es and Bags,
Respcr Ally give notice that they he removed
to the large mad centrally lootrelatose
No- 167 Carnal 8-et,
P. R ETHZLI4
MERCrHANDISE, FIUR
[. PlROYMON-NIODE
105 .....POYDiAS STREET.....105
W. . . TALO.......... ..JOE M. BULREJ
Salaae
LA UBOIX B UrTfHEl -
O1ROOMrI, T
Coaxa-= f .PRECHax VzcVorY ST~waEW,
Naw OUsz.w , LL.
Have Or Hand, Bet Of Wines And Liq
uorx
Dec., 17th V.
G. CASENAVB.
UNDERTAKE .
Bow0 red near 8. Louis 8bset, A«' Orirns "
La.
OCwrriwawee or WWire. di
in
Dec. 17th,. H
UNITED BROTHERHOOD,
PROTECTIVE AICIATION.
('or. Union & Dauphin treets, JNew Orlemn La.
p~' Groceries, Wines & Liquors. 's
PATRICK GRIFFEN, PaR D r.
Dee. 17th, f.
National Freedman's Savings and
Trust Company,
Chartered by act of Congrem.
J. W. Alvord, President,
D. L Eton, Secretary,
mzuel L. Harris, General Inspector.
Depoita of five cents and upwards received.
Intereet'paid in March, July and November.
Money drawn without notice.
RUFT8 WAPLER,
Chairman Advisory Committee.
C. S. 8AUVINET.
Cashier.
BCROMWELL HOUSE e
u
"EQUAL PUBLIC PRIVILEGES."
IYDR.R.I.CROMWELL,
271 CnMtomhounse Street,
(Corner of Villere Street,)
.\ee rlean. t
BOARD and LODGING by the DAY or WEEK.
Ir.rleide for l 'artrs', fon.ey, Pnq.ag,, dc.
lft in a ycharye. rangers taken to the cheapaes
store. -
JoHN JOxKD. ixn R. DzMoawr
JOHNJONES&Co.,
3Freer1 tate Brol eorr,
MONIROE STREET C9 CORNER of STATE,
Room 15 Up Stoint
CHICAGO ILLINOIS.
Rente Collected ,lD TAIae LD Amw MTa nrr PAw.
FIRE mond LIFEB nwraroe in the mod I eiabs
JU'LIU&P. BRO WN
S IHOUSE CARPENTER
CjL S. Bet V.zru n And Bor an rnma
Jobing. .ttendal to Puwnullra.
EUVEEn CHEIlE.
AGENT LOUISIANA 8TAT~E IITEBRY.
PS. Bernard S'trin, Bwturn Jillier & Rabt
erton Strve &E*o Orrlea.u La.
D. 17th, 70o. .
LOUIS GOLIB:
St Anthony Sbew, New Orkens La.
MICHAEL BARRY:
WOOD COAL YARD,
Con. St. CL.c & Lnarmvur. -
NEw OBLIa mL.. -
ATTORN5 AT LAW.
Will peasticea th oulrts a the Thirtinth,
w jJe is Dtmisa m*DlA at the pterish of
,ds. ,Madine., Te--. ad (oen~ Ma, and in,
i" Spt em Coast t YN OrLae
1h,.
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