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SPECIAL NQTICE S,
At an Electiont of Directors of the Met- p
r politn Loan, 8Saip sad Pledge Bank, held on
the twdlth ista.nt, the following gentlemen were
elected to serve as Directors for the ensuing year:
F. K. DUMA. J. HABSINGER..
L. T. DELASiIZE. C. W. L(OWELL.
W. H. PEMBERTON. C. CAMP.
THOMAS ISABELLE., GE. H. B1tAUGHN,
A. P. DUMAS.
de 17 JOHN. DAWSON. Cashier
EWAD VERTISEMENTS.
i ==
REOPENING.
BBWING MACHINES-ALL KINDS.
The public have long desired the establish- A
mnent of ;a Mart, wher all kinds of 8ewing
_Machines and tiwing Machine Findings coulh
see and cilunpare the workings of one miachiu.
with another, and select from the different
wake~ the machiuc bent suited to the use to
which they desired to apply it. To suh a Mart
we invite you at 159 Canal street.Aguta wanted.
no2 2ptf M. 8 IIEDRICK, Geuer.l Agent.
UNION LEAGUE CLUB HOUSE,
32..............Rotal street........ ..32
The rooms of this Culb are open each dny to
umembers and and their guests from 7 A. aI. to
12 1'. 31. Luuuh will be aeved daily from 12 31.
to 2 1'. M. no·2 Ilm2p.
JOHN B. HOWARD.
LAW OFICE,
26 St. Charles Streoet 26 '
Prompt attention given to civil business in
the seveatl courts of the 8tate.
38 ly
HENRY C. & H. IL. DIBBLE,
ATTORNRS AT LAW,
28 Natchez Stroet( (Morgan's Building,)
New Orleans, L
38 ly.
HAWKINS&THARP,
(a. nAnne1---=AsaH TAR.)
AT'TORINEY AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW.
19 ........ Commercial Place ........ 1
N'ew Orleans, La.
Prompt attention given to civil business in
the State and United States Courts
38 ly.
A. P. Fields & Robert Dolton.
Attorneys & Counsellors at Law.
No 9. Commecrcial Place, 2d. Floor.
e4rStriet Attention to all Civil and Criminal
basinesl in the State and United States Court.
MRS. A. M. PARRISII
FIRST PREMIUM
81HBT EAUIX,
10.131 CANAL STREET,
New Orleans, La.
Particular attention paid to the mann
facturo of Gents' Underclothing; atl,
Iase Ball Club and Finrmen's Unlfornm*
Made to order.
BRANCH OF THE NEW YORK
aEmporli ua of Fashion
FOR LADIES.
Iepmented by In. A Godadt Ir n. E.Lincln.
Ftralsking Goods
OF ALL KINDS, FROM
HEAD DRESS TO HOSIERY,
SUITS IN GREAT VARIETY,
Wrapper Sinagle or Double, Underclothing of
*vrry demerption. Night Dren, Trail and Walk
ing 8kirta, Chemite. Drawer, Saeks, Over
Skirtsi Apron, Ac., As.
Order. taken Sw weddrkling Outfit, Childreaus
usa Infants' Wardrulbe kaii ald Dreain in the
I.Al Style., and Uppiled at short notice.
-Tbe TRADE . pplied at New Yrk prices.
SeapItRe r Sa N. t1 Camel 8t.,
AT MRS. A. M. PARRISH'S
FIRT FIE~iN -ill? IAIFFAI LT.
pr Ordern pct-bd .ise .
Mrs A. GOOD.LLE,
Mae.. E. IINCOLN.
BARRETT, ~EYMOUR & Co.,
mPrA.WIOE RU,
PRINTERS AND LITHOGRAPHERS,
00 Camp Street,
NEW ORLEANS.
T. A. BARTLETTE, u
ATTORNEY and COUNSELOR AT LAW.
142. .... Grarier Street .. .142
(Up Stairs.)
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
S88ly. U
C:.ItPET WAREIIOUSE
17 .....CHARTRES STREET......17
A URt)USoE.L.U & CO.. Importers and Dealers
at Whohleoul and Retail, offer at low
prices ;
CARIPETING,
FLOOR .OIL CLOTH.
MATTING.
Curtain and Upholsterers' Material. Window
.Shades, Table Covers, lHair Cloths, Lace Cur- 1
tains. Cornicts, ete,
LOUISIANA
ItUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
orricE, No. 120, coMoN srtuer.
LIsures FIRE, MARINE and RIVER RISKS
AND PASTB LIrAE IN
New Orleans, New York, Liverpool, Lon
don, Havre, Paris,;or:.Bremen,
at the option of
the insured.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
A. CARRIERE, Vice-President.
J. P. Rocx, Secretary.
MILLINERYj ESTABLISHMENT.
FALL AND WINTER
STOCK OF
MILLINERY GOODS
of every description, just received at
wP. I. aaRX 3.3A Ta
9........CHARTRES STREET.......29
Wau Canal and Customhouse. )
W. H. MARKHAM, ' W. BUrT,
St. Louis. New Orleans.
MARKIL1JI & BURT,
Importers and:Jobbemrs of
109.....GR1AVIERt STREET,.....109
NLew Oaxi..s
I
PARTIES
WHO BUY FIRST CLASS DRY
GOODS
-Foa C.4sH-
Will 'find their money spent more to their
tstisfictio in at
ItRANEL fAN Y &AI AI)AMS'
CA.H HOUSE
TRAN
ELSEWHERE.
A Glancethrough'their immense stock
Silks.TSatins, IReal Popllirns, Plaid, Serges,
Merinsa, Cashmeres, Emp. Cloths,
Furno aw, Aralds, .Jackets,yitHawls
ta-kingus, ('lakings, Cloths,
Ig Flanneh. Lstees. Embroide
ries, Gloves, Cnsets, Vel
vets, Ribbons, Parasols,
Fans, 4
Etc., Etc., Etc.
WILL CONVINCE.
580 .................and..................88,
Magazine street, cor. St. Andrew.
REMOVAL
Tro
167 .....CANAL YSTREET.......167
No. 9 CAMP STREET.
. Manufatus and Dealers
r-I
sooTS AND SHOES,
Tranks, VaMIes and Bags,
SRe~pctfully give uotiee that they have removed
to th sLaeaazo mtntmIy ieaed staoe
No. 167 Canal Street,
SNear Daphin.
P. B. ETHEI,
* MERCHANDISE, PFLOUR
T. PROVIION BBOKER,
105.....POYDRAS STREET.....105
W. J,. TAYTPI .............JHN M unEE
,alesme.
.LA CRQIU I B UOTHERS
Coua~n FaxacuiHMA & V icroat 8.la,
Now OUas.ssa La.
Have On Hand, Best Of Wines And Lig
uorrs.
Dee., 17th i.
I
O. CASENAVE. '
UNDERTAKERE. a
Bourbon treet near M Louis Sreet, Nbe Orileet
La.
ca ~~rria P s*itre. dU
UNITED BROTHERHOOD,
PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION.~
Or. Urdon & D.uh a Msetds, New Orlas La.
"C Groceries, Wines a Liquors. '
PATRICK GRIFFEN, PmvwzT.
Dee. 17th, V.
National Freedman's Savings and
Trust Company, f
Chartered by act of Congress.
J. W. Alvord, President,
D. L Eaton, Secretary,
Samuel L. Harris, General Inspector.
Deposits of ive cents and upwards received.
Intereut'paid in March, July and November.
Money drawn without notice.
RUFCR WAPLES,
Chairman Advisory Committee.
C. 8. AUVINET,
Cashier.
SCRO31WELL HOUSE
"EQUAL PUBLIC PRIVILEGES."
BYDR.R.I.CROMWELL,
271 Customhouse Street,
(Corner of Villere 8tret,)
Newo Orans.
BOARD and LODGING by the DAY or WEEK.
I:esposille for all Parcels, MonJeys, Bagage, dc.
lfl in my charge. trawgers takes to the cdeapes
vtores.
Joan Jo~sm. MAnX R. Dr.Momrrzr
JOHN JO NE S Co.,
XEoal getate Ero]kers,
SMONitOE STREET 69 CORNER of STATE,
Room 15 Up Stairs.
CHICAGO ILLINOIS.
Rents Collected a.D TAXUts urD ASamE t PA.
FIRE and LIFE Insurane in the most ReliabJe
Companies
JULIU B. P. BRO WVY5
BOUSE CARPENTER 3
Cjuz. r. Bet Vn.tFanv And Bommsre , orars
Jobbin. Attended ta Psoucdty.
EUIENE CHE88E.
AGENT IU)UIIANA STATE IAYTTERY.
S. Bernard Shwtr, Itren ViUier & Rlo
ierton Slree, Neew Orlans La.
7 .. 17o, 1870. v.
- LOUIS GOLIS:
St. Anthoy Srt, New Orklans La
Dec.'Tl, 1870. V.
MICHAEL BARRY:
SWOOD A COAL YARD,
Corn. r. Cuvcus & Mahar . ramm,I
-Nw OL.EZ ,A.
De. 17 1870. 9.
A. W. BOBERTS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
LAK mPamCs, LA.
Wil wneaee lIa the ourtes of the Thirteenth
J sl Jsdici] Dietriet, composed of the pjri.h.ee
Carrll, Madi.us Ter.s end Comeoedia, aud in
he suporem Coast at lNew G tI.
3 ly.
The Great Religoeul Weekly,
The Christian Union, *
A THOROUGH GOING RELIGIOUS FAMILY
NEWSPAPEB.
Sixteen Irge Qart Pges- Each
Number Cut And Stithabe
HENRY WARD BEECHER, Editor.
It may be bet deseribed a an Unmecarian, In
edt weekly Joel, devoted to Religion.
orals, Beform, Fobg and Doment i News of I
the Church and the Wor IAatr., Oaiene
Art, Agricultur, Trade FPioane, so., o., and
-contng contrbtiaos from wel-known eminenat
wrter&
It has Something for a1 Members of e
the Hoseehold. i
Admirable contrbution and dltoeal articles,
discussing al the great topic of the day; fresh
infobrmatio on unbh eyed subjects much
matter of a high and pre religi te; Poems,
Household Stories, and ObChat for the little ones.
It is the r test nd Most Interesting
Religious Paper Published.
Being quoted from by the pressofEntire contry,
more extensively then any other. The whole
editorial work is in the hands of experiened and
cultivated menu
in addition to Mr. Bamca'a
* STAR PAPERS, *
and the regular weekly reports Mr ar.mwoon of
his Friday Evening Praye Meeting
Lecture-Room Talls,
Many other feauree of constant vet varying itereet i
fill its colaws rmn week to weed.
The Contributors are Representative
Men of all Denominations.
It is bicresng in cireulation more irapidl thl a
any other reliouja ~c.y
A New and Charming Serial,
MYWIFEANDI;
Or, HARRY HENDERSON'S HISTORY,
saerT BEACHE iarowE,
Is this wtek comiaenced in the Christian Union
anerioal story of to-day, which promises to be one
Of the most vivid and interesting works that
ever came from her pen This story alone would
be well worth taking the the paper' for even if
unaccompanied by the great variety and richness
of other matter.
READ WHAT the PAPERS SAY,
conwcmno
THE CHRISTIAN UNION,
Which will be sent FREE until January 1, 1871,
to all who now subscribe for the year 1871,
embracing all the numbers of MIae STOWE'S
story.
Not only the ablest and best, but also as we
suppose the mostpopular of American periodicals
It has already greater influence than any other
religious paper in the onontry.-.l7e .a1trn (N. Y.)
Is taking rank among the ablest religious news
pers in the land American Presyteria (Phila.)
One of the very ablest paper that reaches us.
Steoual of the (hus, Bishop McIlvaiue's organ
(Cincinnati, O.)
One of the leading weekly religious Journals of
the world.- Pacific ChrisdiAdr'.tldae (flan Fran
cisco).
READ WHAT the CRITICS SAY
MARSHATL'S
Household Engraving of Washington,
A Fine Impression of which is PRESENTED to
Every New ubscriber to the Paper.
From D. JINTINOTON, President of the
Natfonal Acadremy of Design.
'.r. Marshall' engraving is frsda a mad*r-piree
Sftheengeserart. Evey one and above all, every
Amenam, shoIald pauee a copy of this noble
print"
Frm r. o co. nan.z, the celebated AdrtLt
Itin byould aD qmuion, te bat had, mgre
te an Une ye plucel in this dcountry, as well as
.the fiest copy of Stuart's potdat I have ever
From EDWARD WYRBEfT.
**,nA is krlp a superk up. Nothing could be
ier.
Itplees MrJ . .Me3se .IonIscb Me std A .
great masters qAf AMt'
GREAT CEHANCE!
A 8teady, P'reble B]ine
PImn lant gmi Ael Ien amd Wome.
Whoeverw wiD theld en de a handms n,
wetlpyinagheiase AD owr e are doiag
well onand mmar. - .amat ,kfeim s te Oe
a dsp we tvlts a inel aed to sd.ta se
erative work t6 agnd dt e tMaeustfr a ecle
seM are wet m h ef'e b r, m. tHe .re
QIVJN AWAY
with it eas mhasu..as.
ON L Y-P- 0P erY E A R,
Ih for whica s ee g te hIa Par inadhe Pieo ab
of ove aPmed to alew u heram r
g i acem t ,he by mYBt uf s ddamr
J , kO4RD A Co., Pubisheras,
a PlawItaw wTask 0ty
HARPER'I PERISIUI AL5 L
-:0:
rNew Subssibeu will be supplied with
either Har~'s Manamuum, Has' n Wutavr,
or Hen's Basa fron the pent time to the
end of theyear 181. for Pear DoLa.
-:0
TERMS FOR 1871.
HAman's Vaeasms, One Tear....$4 00:
aIIm 'a Wans., One Year....84 00.
Haars's Basa, O.e Year....8 S0.
Hars ms MAanma, Resm's Wam.T, and
Hasam's Bases, to oneadjr, far one year,
$10 00; or any two for $7
An Extra Copy of either the Maaams,
Wanu., or Basis will be supplied gratis for
every Club'of Av Sunascraxms as A$4 00 each,
in one remittance; or, Six Copies for $00 00,
without extra copy.
The Postage within the United States is for
the MacLas 24 cents a year, for the WaLYr or
Basi 0 cents ayear, parle yearly, smi
y, or quatery, at the o we nwr reiovd.
ptlon from the Dominim of (anadr
maust be accompanied with 24 cents additional
for the Maonsas, or S cents for the W Tzuz or
Baser, to puqay the U. 8 postage.
The Voums of the Maa s u x mmnmes with
the Numbers for Jne and December of each
arSubscription may eammee with any
INumber. When no Ume spelied, it will be
understood tht the subscriber wishes to begin
with the Sat Number of the eurent Volume,
and back Numbe will be sent scordingly.
The Volumes of the WaZry and Bams com
mence with the year. When no time is specied,
it will be undemtood that the subscriber wishes
to commence with the Number nest after the
receipt of his oder.
When the sbecriber's address is to be
Schanged, both the old and new one m t be
given. It is not neemeay to give notice of dis
continuane .
In remitting by mail, a Poat ce Order or
Draft payable to the orderof Haue Ba a
K perferabl to Bank Notes, mince should the
Order or Dft be est or stoles, it ~anbe e
ewed without loas to the sender.
Tmass Vs An vrso mmHanmss's Pmo
DEOarI.
Harper's Magazine,-Whols Page. $4a0 Half
e. 3260 ; Quarter Pags, $150-eaeh insertion.
"larper's Basr.-$1 00 line; Cuts and
Display, $1 S5 per lne-eae inertin.
Address HARPER A BROTBHES, New York.
i. "imaa'm,
CO8MOPOUTAN NEMiWS EPOT,
STATIOINERY, BOOB, ETC..
io. 4, Exchange Alley, elluern Bien tille
s and Conti Streets, .w Orleans.
All the large Northern and Western dailies.
More than one hundred and sixty different
publicatious received and sold.
Subacriptious received to all periodical public
tions.
Subscribers will be accountable for the sub
scription as long as they do not send back the
paper, or notify otherwise.
curlE O TR UmnTD STATE coClia r ocaRT,
r carre aims ooomissnxinaa.
x, ADID
omminsioner of the Courtf Claims.
Depositions, testimony, acknowledgments,
etc.., taken at short notice.
Passports secured from the State Department,
Washington, with accuracy and promePl
Office at the Cuomhouse, over the Office
newspaperdelivery.
Mew Orleans, Lemiisan.
W. J. Whipper, B. B. Eliott Macon B. Allen.
WHIPPER, ElIOT, & ALLEN,
8OIsoCITO8I, COUNSELLORS,
O ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
SOrclY No 91 Bam Rnnars,
r Will practice in all the Courts oftheState, espe
T cially thoeme of the Contiest Cofrtexton, Beaa
Sort, BarnweBl and Col i.
i-Mr. r Aen will also practice in the
Upited States Courts in South C.rolinz
DRY GK~OD EMPORIUM,
1 63 ....t......63.Canl S et ·-.......
Goods ,to
Sacne Fadast Lui Reem bo
Cdsols, amd wsimys.
m A vitl t so e ste will s ny
a- wisi ato buye heau*4* delmu s*
"re a, wa5jX 4 J. ALL.E
..An..
SECURING O LABORERS.
Swm.asdeZK
0LKSIAA STATE LSTTEITC
orated August 17,1868.
S T. HOWARD ....... q
*NGIE NUMBER LOTTERY.
S"4 Scax Onr . o: BxO Nm,
SCArAL Prz "..... - 50,0..
CLta1s R
SBE DRAWN IN NX? OBLEANS 0
kturday, ktkher 1l, 1S70,
WARD, SIMMOND & CO., Contcge
SCHEME :
ounco --Ma- ... On$o1
1 e of $,50,00 i ............ . ,
1 of 3o,000 ........ 3
1 of 01,000 i ...............
1 e of 10,000 ° ........... 10,t
1 of 9,00 1 ..... ...... 9.0
1 of ,000 i ... .......... .001
67,000 i ............... 700,
1 of 1,000i .. 40%
l of 2,000 :.............. O0
I1 of 15,000 k........... 1,0
S of ,o i..000 ........
1 of 1,000
1 of 1,000
e1 of 1,000
1 of 1,000(
I1 of 1,000
1 of 1,000
1 of 1,000
o1 of 1,000
1 of 1,000
i1 of 1,000
r of 1,000
1 of 1,000
1 i of 1,000
1 eof 1,000
of 1,000
ize of 1,000
zeof 1,000
Of 1,000
urie of 1,000
rize of 1,00t
e of 1,000
weof 1,0(N)
iro of 1,00(1
mize of ,1(0
ize of 1,0(k)
izme of 50O ne .5,'al
31 azes of 00 are 63,450
4 iz4 se amonting to $'80,i4
tickets $20 har.a in pneptio
M payable in full without deduction,
re to be a&lrenned to.
CrS. T.'HOWARD,
Lock Box 6;3 PostoSco, INew Orlai,
Postom ie Mouny order.or, legister you
litIchll & ahmellbseri Furrsh it s,
t (rUB'Ib- AND DULXSS IN ALL E-Ir dS
FURNITURE,
Mattrneee, Looking (WOlnes, G.,
and 105 Camp S3tret, corner Peodna
S Moruesue Building,
Yeter Orwas
13 S. I'.cascau, C. O. Axronm
New Orleans, La. Mreieport La
PINCHBACK, & ANTOLNE,
IM MIS ION MERCHANT
124 Car ncUele ait.,
NEW ORLEAN
Ls,ervl Ad'anes made on (1'sign4menu
adentioa. gi en to S adl and pesaraeae
e of fans., (e+, de,
bonignmerds woerti ty Iuaranwce a sove a.
I, wades otaerwai indrwed , o . W e
GEORGE RITE:
,Lock-Smllh & Bell-Hanger,
05 Kl III| I FITTED U?,
Eron zaafm rep.red,
901, COMMON STREET.,
_NEW ORLEANS.
im ------
Pre-- - repaisd. Bells ad Og_ .
Ships and ASlnfboat Fitted up.
S Mrs. G. E. Craig,
21( Poydras street,
pe-Bonme, regalIh Tgu said Bee*i
eity work done to order
S ALBERT EYRICII,
Bookseller aul statleOer,
130 CANAL STREET,
S New Orlaast
Lloyd G. Wheeler.
Boon , U0vgi OSS k.. aO
* -- a---,,
Jaow, IloDowss. * O, Little Rnk Mb
Ba.. C oe, 85. JIuI Min,,
cwron PACTORS
GENERAL COMWBSION
48.......C CAONDELET ST.....
Beft to al BanLk, Bank of Ncr ,Or
Lrini,n : -t.e mn·, cis t *,)tb,
* Ak, lawis ~ka c L, yit L a i

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