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cf of Norbert F. 86p0i Md
oi Lattier, ad to pay thise
l. rk ewled on the tent dayof
::;T0,i under the piovioiadf an
..e .ig'slatnrU, entitled "an act
l c for the making of a cut-od at
: oint, on Red river," approved
t ,.e, nth day of March, 1860.
,, 8i.rd printed, and made the special
:,: day for Monday, January
S:clock.
. ',ill No. 24, an act for the re
:,. estate of iA. Dickson and H.
:.n, of the parish of Bossier, of
,,,esnWmlents for taxes that have
S. ou:,,tdsly made.
,.ngrossed for third reading.
. :,'ill No. 28, an act for the re
'S,,.,esion of M. Dickson, etc.
,.el printed.
.:, l N o. If,, to be entitled 'n
r .,l e :: new parish, to be called the
\\ ,o roth.
.th, l ml'eial order for Tuesday
..(.,il N,. 39, to be entitled an
. , new parish in the State of
1. d providing for the organiza
1, :,1I, moved to postl)one the
S., idration of the bill, and that
-i rl printed and made the spe
:,, \'ednesdlay next.
. of Mr. Wilcox, the motion
,. o,. was tabled on a call of the
v by the following vote :
-(''t)lHll Gallup Harris Her
.ker Ingraham O'Hara Pierce
1: swords Todd Twitchell TVil
Ande.rson Antoine Blackman
.:: ,,upland Daigle Fish FTtch
:. o Lewis Lynch McMillen
k 14.
,I chback moved to postpone un
ItI k'x moved to lay the motion
Se::(,, on the table, which the Sen
I, !.,' (IIn a call of the yeas and nays
t. .,,, ing vote :
:... liarb I r Campbell Fish Gallup
,, fiunsatker Ingraham Noland
.. I;. Swords Sypher Todd
I. 1..
N ,- .nh.rsoni Antoine Blackman
. 1 : utlr Coupland Daigle Futch
.:ki i elso, Lewis, Lynch Mc
r r '.cr(e, 1 inchback, Ray,Twitchell,
S1'.:I: ,'i,aek's motion to postpone
a ll,'pted, on a call of the yeas
S .. tilhe following vote :
And,hrson, Antoine, Barber,
:.., Biwmanu. Caulbell, Conl,
l,:ieh,. I Fish, Futch, Harris, Her
;:raha,,, Jhnks, Kelso, L('wis,
S l. lhlillen, O'Ha.ra, P'i.rce, Pit.ch:
:.. ý,.n, II,;, Syphr., Twitchell.
' n .. tlr, (allup, Ifusaker, No
1.,', ,rls. Todd, Ililcox- -7.
1'. rii akn l:n moved to adjourn
:"\.. ~- .a all of tihe yeas and nays,
. st a, r1insud by the following vote:
\i:. : .\r,iron,, Antoine, Blaekman,
at: ('.. ul,lmd Fish Futch Iarris *
n6'. h, L, wis Lyvch 3MeMillen
hlut(N , 14. t
\n: ,arl.r i utler Campbell Gal- s
Hrni. /lunsaker Ingrahamn No
()'11:r: I'.i.re tHagan l:ay Swords n
,r li 'I waitchell I-'lituev Wilcox
P. nc',h:hc.k moved that the Senate
et, (,'Ctiv eli. ssion. ft
,I l'rs.id( nt was about to order the ti
i:, lh:tred. when Mr. Camplbell
.i pint of order "that under the
S''. 'h:iri had no right to clear r
o:' tiihe c'all of one Senatnir
.. a, int, executive  'ssin. ' w
ih , t declined to decide tihe
, "1T. :IId und(er rule 10, refer- Si
"', ,f the ,uestion to the L
", i';t tl I question "shall the ,tl
'," ti, e.li ,of two Seitors, )go
."'m;ti. s,~;on, without the Pres
it:"ittin sad question to a de-:
i ':!1 ,f the, va:ns and nrays. the
..hided that it was competent for
It eidcnt t10 chiear the Senate, on a t
,f two Siators to go into executive S
,o'. iy t!h follhwing vote, viz :
"" A "'4oine Blackman
i :ail <1 Daigle Fiah dl
-" Krwig Ingraha
SMeMillen No
Smith Swords
S i29.
, ey, Wlileox----.
Sinto executive
ug been raised, r
ljourn.
"Prlt thn annouced that the
' '"" adjourned until Thursdauy
Niv '-sixth instant, at twelve a
]o
I''-tRLEs 1/. 3 ERRITT, p
S0~retar~ of the Senate.
S'et!Uod D .ay.s aesion. wit
:lr'.da-, January 26, 1871. e1O
' : .: purI'uant to adjonrn
n., . u .an Lieutenantd.. te
f the Senate; Meura. An the
:L" !:"'l:.rlr. BLaCk: nan. Bowanua,
p''',land. Daigle. Fish, 1
H .ri.. H.rni'. Hunsker, In
. 1.i. Lewi,, Lynch, Mclil- pe
' tlrrce. Pinchback, Lgan, the
..- Tdd. T itch.fll. ref
toi
ad IPrayer byh th.i4 a
iam B iding d t1si I i
iy of day's uemion was diipemed .
an No eorrectioms
act nma was mo >
Q at The Secretary aked comncusee of
)ved the House in Saste bill No: O, to
entitled an act to athorine tL s
miial of the name of Louisa ParmelyWoente
nary Louisiana Parmely Campbell
REPOFRT or COM WFrr2.s
re- Mr. Ray, from the Committeeon a d
H. ciary, reported favorably on Sueats bil
r,of No. 85, to be entitled man act toegebt
save certain criminal prooed ngs in the dis
trict and parish eourts.
ing. Also, by substitute on Senate bi No.
Sre- 80, to be entitled an at to fA uPiform
etc. malaries for parish judges.
Also, favorably on Senate bill No. 79,
I n to entitled an set to repeal an act
the entitled "an act to amend and re-enact
article one hundred and thirty-eight of
day the Civil Cede of Louisiana."
Mr. Pincaback, from the Committee
an on Federal Relations, reportsd by sub
of stitute on Senate joint resolution No. 1,
za-, instructing our Senators and Represent
iatives in Congreme to advocate the passage
the of any bill that will relieve the citizens
hat of this State of political disabilities.
- By unanimous consent' the report of
the committee was taken ap, and the
ion substitute read its first time.
the Mr. Pinchback moved to suspend the
constitutional rule, to put the substitute
rer- on on its second reading.
rce On a call of the yeas and nays, the
"il- constitutional rule was suspended by the
following vote :
tan Yeas : Barber, Blackman, Bowman, Butler,
tch Coupla nd, Daigle, Fish, Futch, Gallup, Harris,
len Herwig, Hunsaker, Ingraham, Jenks, Kelso,
Lewi·, Lynch, Noland, O'Hara, Pierce, Pinch
in- back. Ragan, Ray, Swords, Twitchell, Wilcox
26.
ion Nays : smith, Todd-2.
3n- Passed its second reading, considered
135 engrossed, and, on a call of the yeas and
up nays the constitutional rule was further
n(l suspended by the following vote :
cid Yeas: Anderson, Antoine, Barber, Black
r.an. Bowman, Butler, Campbell, Coupland
lan Daigle. Wdh, Futch, Gallup, Harris, Her
Sig. Hunsaker, Ingraham, Jenks, Kelso, a
Sell, Iwis. Lynch, Noland, O'Hara, Pierce,
SI'ihncllack, Ragan, Ray, Swords, Twitchell,
Whitney. Wileox-30.
lie N:ays: Smith, Todd-2. a
'us The title was then adopted. i
Mr. Hunsaker, from the Committee on
er, Pu 'lie Lands, reported favorably on Senate
bp- Iill N(,. 2, to Ie entitled an act to secure
:r- hotm.nstead.: to actual settleas on the public o
l.,nds of the State.
:-I MrHRinris, from the Committee on En
I" I in' Bills, submitted the following re
Committee on Engrossment, t
New Orleans, January 26, 1871. ( P
To the Honorable Pre.sident #nd Members
n of the Senata. n
' Your Committee on Engrossing Bills have f
', the honor to report as having duly engross- a
is ed the following bills, viz:
n Senate bill No. 24, an act for the relief of o:
the estate of Mi. Dicksnm and H. P. Dick- y
1- son, of the parish of Bossier, of certain as
)- s.',mentes for tass that have been erro- F
Is neously made:
M Ir. Ray, from the. Committee on Judicia- T
ry, reported favorably, with amendmente,
on Senate bill No. 82. to be entitled an act
e to establish the Fifteenth Judicial District le
for the State of Louisiana, and fiing the N
Stimue of holding court therein.
SNOTICEB or BLLRS.
By Mr Antoine:
e Of ia bill to ibe entitled an act to incorpo- a
Sr.., tln(. c'ity of Shreveport in the *rish of
(r (d.lo, to .eline its. limits, and tolrovide m
for it bletter iice land municipal govern- pm
- f a bill to I,,. entitled an act tocreate the
S-ixtinth Judicial District of the State of en
a Loi~iiaua, the distriet to be comoesed of
the parishes of St. Martin, Vermilion and a
By Mr, Kelso:
Of a bill to Ibe entitled an act to incorpor
-ate the Pacific Fire Company, No. I, of an
Alexandria.
By Mr. Twitchell: co
Of a bill to be entitled an act to incor
r porate a society in the town of Natchi
tochles. said society to be known as the t
SSons of Israel e
By Mr. O'Hara :
Of a bill to be entitled an act to repeal the
I all acts in relation to public printng.
IDThODUC1 ION OW hILLs. o
The following bills were introdnuced
according to previous notice: Ca
By Mr. Bowman:
A bill to be entitled an act for the - tio
het of certnin persons in the prish oi ye
Winn, who were purchasers of schoo
lands prior to 1861.
Passed its frst Leading.
By Mr. Blackman: M
A bill to be entitled an met to amend
an act entitled "an act t ineaorgaoste the
Louisiana Sadvng Bak and Safe De
posit Company."
Passed its first reading Ne
The following bills wmre introdeed
without previons notice, by unanimas
consent :
By Mr. Lewis :
*A billtobe entitled an act to create
the parish of Verfoh and providing for
the organization thereof.
Passed its first reading.
The constitutional rule was then sus
pended by a four-fifths affrmative vote,
the bill put on its second reading, and
referred to thle Committee on Corpora
tions.
ia .i Abol tobyse0b 4964 an
.houeditsh
The wcos aued J e
a W isee i en d 4 pd
Sraenrd to the Ja aisiy Committ and
ordered riald .
Alq a ta, i.beentitled an a ctrlative
1to life araee ne o"n
Past as b trest
Th.e resaoti" al ewas tha m
pA by a fomr-afths armative vote,
bi biput on it second reed and
reerred to the Judiciary committee, and
oriersd pr d.
in- Also, a bit be entitled an at to in
pa°ýte tb NewJ relean St. Louis
No. "erC y, and to
rm e di e consttion thir road.
cm befr first reading.
the eonstitutioeal r u a ema smmned
79, by a toea-fths armave vote, and the
act bil on its second reading, ordered
S4 and referred to the Committee
on oads.
JOIZT REIOLUTION4.
t C bres luti:n memorializing COn
ab- gress in regard to the war in Europe, etc.
1, Lies over.
nt- EI oLUTIONs.
tge Byllr. Pinchback:
s Reasdu'4 That the Committee on Elec
tions be and are hereby autyhoried and
required to send for persons and papers
of in all contested election ases that may
he come before them, upon the request of
either the contestant or th eaontestes or
he their attorneys; provided, the,eoutestanta
or th contestees, as the case usy be,
shall pa e for the attendance and mileage
ofall witnesses that they may request
he the committee to summonsein their be
he hallf.
Lies over.
Mr. Whitney called up .the following
resolution:
, R vwdn, That Mr. Edward Hender
son be allowed thirty days' pay for ser
vices rendered during the regular sessioný
of 1870, as olerk for the Committee on
Public Education.
Referred to the Committee on Claims.
Id REGULAR ORDER OF THE DAY-BILLs oN
SUOOND READIINIG.
Senate bill No.49, to be entitled an act
creating an additional justice court in the
k- parish of Orleans.
id Ordered engrossed for third reading.
r- Senate bill No. 25, to be entitled an
o, act for the relief of R. Richard, Sr., of
YSt. Landry,
S Oderedengrossed for third reading.
Senate bill No. 15, to be entitled an
act for the relief of Charles Bienveun, I
late Sheriff of the parish of Orleans, or t
Shis Asigr e.
tReferred to the Committee on Appro- 1
priations.
re Senate bill No. 85, an act for the relief t
" of W. Jasper Blackburn.
Ordered printed, with accompanying
S- papers.
e- Senate bill No.'50, to be entitled ant
act to provide for the protection of the L
town of Bayou Sara, and making an al- 1
Spropriation therefor.
SMr. Lynch moved to refer to the Com
mittee on Appropriations.
Mr. Fish moved to substitute, by re
e ferring to Committee on Retrenchment
o- and Reform.
On motion of Mr. Jenks, the substitute
f or Mr. Fish was tabled, an a call of the
Syeas and nays, by the following vote :
Yeas: Bowman, Campbell, Daigle, a
Futch, Gallup, Ingraham, Jenks, Lynch, a
McMillen, Pirce, Ragan, Swords,
o- Twitchell, Whitney, Wilcox-15.
Nays: Anderson, Antoine, Barber, But
t ler, Coupland,Fish, Harris,Herwig,Lewies,
e Noland, Pinehback, tay, Todd-1s.
Mr. Lynch's naotion was then adopted,
Senate billNo. 27 to be entitled ant 1
- to amend and re-enact article five ha
fa
dred and seventy-three of the code of
Ordered printed.
Senate billNo 43, to be entitled an act
I entitled an act to amend an act entitled
"an act to amend an act relative to jua
ticet of the peace for the parish of Jeffer
son, approved February 9, 1869, and
creating an additional court in the First
Ward of the parish of Jefferson, and a
constable for the same."
Ordered engroesed for its third read
e ebill No 26, tobe entitled a act 2
to promote the interests of commeree by ca
estamblishing the Louisiana Warehouse le
Compay, and guaranteeing the bonda ag
Mr. Campbell moved that the bill be .n
ordered printed, and made the special &i
order for Monday next, at one o'clock. a
Mr. Blackman moved to refer to the ,
Committee on Agrienliure, Comnnere
and Manetea res.
On motion ao Mr. Campbel, the mea
tion to refer was tabled, a a call of the ,
yeas and nays, by the following vote:
£ 0bnsamums in ur nea xu.W 1 -
tio
MUTUAL INSUR*dNCE COMPANY,
orrics, No. 120 cozox sraarr.
Inmus FIRa, MAnl5R and RIVER RISKS, A
New Orleans, New York, Liverpool, Lon
don, Havre, Parie, or Bremen,
atthe optkn of,
CeARLS BR Prsesa.umt.
A. CARRIB Vis L
i. P. knPZ. basseary.
ATTOlRNEY AT LAW,
SI Carondelet St., near Poydras.
New Orleans, Louisiana. H
uor
38 ly.
- -
WImse , l- 17.-- .
0,6 a6s u sapoKn $1 sa fr Vthe New
md , TbeSeate hms condirmed E. W. Fo.
e ter, of Arkaunsas Strveyor General for
the district of Louijana, and Randery
Collector of Customs at Wilmington,
ws- North Caroli
Ae, BoDso I, Feb 15.-The deputies
n maniedy inted to overthrow the
violent Republicans and to remove the
i- capitaf hom Paris, to alhield the Govern
mie ment from the mob.
Ito Pereonal domvrsttie with deputies
induces the belief that a teperate pro
led oisional goverment will be iat etab
the lished.
red Thiers, Grevey, Troohu,
tee and Darian are favorably meiealamdd
in connection with promeinet citiens
throughout the provinces, are almost
- certain to be placed in power.
,t. The radicals are making a deeperate
struggle, but the cries for a continuance
of the war and no surrender have
evidently lost force, and the conservatives
e- are quite confident.
d there is a strong undercurrent in
favor of the Orleanists, though the elec
of tion of Orleanist, Princes to the Assem
or bly will likely be declared void.
At Vra+ssnjI., Feb. 15.-The prudent of
all parties are apprehensive about the
triumphal march ofthePrusians through
)e- Paris. Asinglepistol shot, fired by an
insane lunatic, might result in fearful
consequenes
g Loanox, Feb. 8.-A resolution is pond-.
,. ing in the British House of Comnmmns
r- declaring it to be the duty of neutral
on powers to impose terms of peace between
on Prussia and France capable of restoring
is. the peace of Europe, and maintaining in
dependence.
The resolution is opposed by the gov
c ernment as innopostune and impolitic.
be The opponent of the Government could .
net help feeling that the policy of the N
g. Government amounted to selfish isola
in tion.
of enry er said there was mischief I
g in the resolve--it would irritate Prussia.
in Bmaw, Feb. 18.-The Emperor, by a
n, decree, suspends the state of siege during
Dr the elections, and orders the release tem- v
porarily of all political prisoners await- t
ing trial, without prejudice to their fu- fi
ef ture prosecution.
'g If you desire to purchase watches or
n jewelry that are new, good and that can
e be relied on, call and see P. Granzin,
p- 112 Carondelet street.
1- COMMERCIAL. L
e- SATURAY, Feb. 18-11:30 A. M.
t COTTON-- Ve notice a moderately fair
inquiry, but the absence of the usual
1 New York advices of gold and cotton has
tended to restrict the movement. The
e, supply on sale is not large, and thus far
Sabout 1500 bales have sold, mostly at
previqus rates.
Yesterday the sales embraced 11,700
bales, the market closing at 10O10c.,
for Low Ordinary, 11tI11~., for Ordi
I nary, 12f)ol., for Good (Ordinary, 13)4
414c. for Low Middling, 14@14e., for
Mid dli 14el5o., for Strict Jfldling,
and 15f je., for Good Middling.
STAN AU SUILL
PATEfNT ATTRET~
Dealers hI all of the NEWEBST
t and Iost Usefbul Patents
of the age.
- We beg to call publie attetion to the fact that
we are now pripred to All orders for the latest L
L novelties in the line of peteoted goodb, nd are
r constantly adding to our leage atoob, seeh artl
B le of real mnrit as the invenm e spirit tbhe
B age preduces and the progrmadre turmpr the
times demands. The bamthen Co~eary eseeI
ally, needs these labrevindg inventioes; to or
I friendsin the qmuntry we etd a invittien to Wa
call and emanae our ateek of odeew a *n be
tionat WinL5on. Faiea r aame
Inventors can obain ~ te10 athrm h ot r
A. P. F~ds. LRob a,
andeteetitty rogh ea oen eson st w n
OT5 9. TCo NToS than psenesld. pli.a- n
Son at W ashngon. afor circlarm adlumn
180ram L Skeet.
HA. P. al sBtOf Wie And L or
Dec., 17th f.
'm-U
. V,
4 mes secepe,
d e ui e a mainat
he . 14400 tmses a oei
34 00 ties a day,
4he a41 ihse week,
143 1s, dtimes a Math,
IM,144dilla timer pa
is MORrIB tPA t OF A WATC
0o- 2• A.YA M, OF
a uswe ae dan as ep dsp eld 6l n g~t; nos
ma iwaos, tart on W -- ad ig;d am
+..  a e~efhy or lyrin dog--ided
doee mreht o a 1l.e a wmtM kep rudod eAho
f WSr sits doae or H sgwnip, t Fn he was
Or rde Is fet, it is emdeayd to de ts 4w.d a
StUhes, Ia ea.y plaien ain i seoy poeuisn.
C A Genuine Waltham Watch
ewill !6dl all these requirements. I wouad once
sa day, it will faithablly tick fbr ye a hundred
and twenty-six milion times in a year, without
in even requiring fresh il all tlt time.
C
s- A Genuine Waltham Watch
orf
he Sprky, s rhedis, 51 Seres, eand 9oiher pcrt
w at aahe s aoude beab reas
ac toge alfoga u an r 16 es s tswaitcs,
Il
as r Jcamiswnanz T as Ra rma wUa
o. Eiery part of a Waltham Watch is made by
nachinery, liare maciaery ased in saking the
movement of a single watch coast oter a ira.
dred Tonuscakul btdlrs, yet we sell theeWatehes,
iu a solid tilver iunting Case, for $18. The
d sume watch could not bse made by hand and A
eO mahd as persewtly fur ye r oixr as ouca.
A Genuine waltham Watch
I Is ihterchangeable, like a Springfield rifle, that
L is, any partof one Watch is exactly like the
a same part in anther ; and if ten Watches of
one grade were taken apart, anb the arews,
g wheels, springs, be., were mixed together, ten
watches could be made by putting these urts
together again, withuot any reference to their
former combination- This is a
GREAT ADVANTAGE;
For, if any part ofa Waltham Watch. i ijured
we can always replace it at a
nTrfling £rpense.
A GENUNE WALTHAM WATCH
Other Watche wll ran feo a year, or two, an
require constant repairs; but
e nraA ealtanp.a waeon -
r WILL RUN FAITHFULLY
S FOR MANY YEARS
We sell these Wathees,
IN SOLID SILVER BUNTING CASES, -$18
IN SOLID GOLD EJNTING CASE, $70
We have prepared an
ILWSTEATEI P3lKE lIT,
which deribel the  aios grades of Wataes
in detail, gives the weight apd quality oal the
Cases, and all other informatain necoary for
an intelligent aeleeM . t We wish every oa
would sad for itbefaus ordsruag a Watch.
Wrtefo~ r a as eIowe:
Mssers. Ihueod Cb.,
K. 786 Brn&cday New Yok :
Plas se....e pier Iuteted Ptre List 14 ]
WaelAanf Wrcats, as per adrerisesmet in Tam
Lomawrama.
(Si enameyd adsdre in fhll)
WITHOUT XPZNSBE,
as
We have sent oat ev'e TiausouaI of e C
Wesab upom tEhrs eadli, a~l have ely
hbee. aeto Ana the meylaj. thaee ean,
d ot ee of teese wa aaeeyat of da .
Motn with the Watch, bet bseee the partis
Wa MAWr so Aemr n, as ws rm m yas
o mesea vwsw um saae lnaw Yoar. Aui
TEsEB zzwin)B us - gie. 1wr.
SpecialNotice.--We mae sel Walthma
Wataces in any Imibtine, Oilt, Phiged Odds, er
Filled Case wbsteer (these are all other a
for harn or Gemman Silver). The Waltham
Watch is woruthy o a soA Gold a Silver Caas
and we do t prpase to seA It in my other. -
La rN san @aU s oB w A Pc Lar. ALmo.h
ROWAkDA Co.
Jrar. g5 5assum e, .
T. A. BARTLETIE,
ATTORNEY and L'OUNSEIOR AT LAW.
142. ...Graver Street... 142
(Up Stairs.)
NEW OBLEANS. LA.
38 ]I.
. 4rhtesiby  it ee.vrn
-, • .me absdt It
Saal ai~ir. ens a 4.
'` C,Lm L Olml;/jº1',Ombi
D. L. *IftJY .. 4Wwsasv
ELA38 AT NEWW .A.~
.............. a to S 'eledm .
Bk, BT"T, SYP OURB A Go.,
PRIhTEaNSD LITEO6S&3ADR .
60 a p Street,
NaW ORLAN&
JOHNB. HOWARD.
Siw oacr,
6 . St Charles Street 2
ts Prompt attatiod given to eiril business is
Sdthe everal oura of the State.
k38 y
o00. X00. 500. o500...
HOME WASHERS,
HOME WASHZERS,
-d HOME WASHERS,
Sold within the Past Two
Months wiunder a Full
Guarantee,
Not one
retamMd-
Not one complaint.
Speaks for itselt
In Operaton Daily at the
Depot, No. 1'6 Canal street.
New Orleses Boi Manufactuhring
THOMAS J. HANNA..
CGensril Commision Merchant,
Ie Agent for the le of Beal Esta, etc.,
OUT Doom Sras PROMPTLY ATTNrmED To.
OFFICE and SL-GOI-I-168 Psydra Street,
at New M0to Lw,
of Referentces:
SMesan. Geo. W. Hynson & Co., Steel Pine
kard & Co., John O. Terry Esq., Lloyd R.
SColeman, Esq., Saml Barret, Esq.
A. -. Wmir, . c. RICHARDS. F. H. WA..
WHITE, RICHARDS & Co.
Successors to A. D. GRIEFF k Co..
WHOLESALE 6RO3E0
COnIll0l-l IEICI1NY
AND DEALERY IN
Southern and Western Produce.
o.  04 Porcd3rW treet,
'4 NEW ORLEANS.
PAIL UHAEli,
DEALER IN G OLD AND SIL
VER WATCHE£,
And Fine Gold Jewelry. Keep always on hand
, an ole.es and patters of Gold, Silver and Steel
; Spectacles and Eye Glses. Glasses changed
and sent to any part of the country. Watch re;
pairs done promptly and warranted. Address
orders to
Paul Granzin,
Feb 112 Carodelet street, New Orleans.
: CROMWELL HOUSE
i"EQUAL PUBLIC PRIVILGES,"
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IT ,.R,.I, CROMWELL.
271 Cnstomhouse Street,
(Corner of Villere Street,)
.Yte Orlearn,
! BOARD and ODGING by the DAY or WEE.
JULI7&.P. BROWN.
CAL, c Sr. Bet VILLZ And 3me. ar bon ae
Joeang. Attended to PaeAla.
WHO BUY FI3BK OLA88 DBI
GOODS
-von c&ss
Will .find ther meay spent more to their
BRASELMAN & AD[JI8'
casH J~OuU
ELSEWIIE RE.
A Oklsnse thro their iaRums ioCek
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silks, satina, Real Poplins, PhP~aerpe
anlad Cmbmares Emp Chat
ormaems Arabs, Jackets, Shawls
Saikinpg, Cloakings, iOds,
ln, lmaoes, Embroid
ri, GlOues, Conets, Vel
rets, Ribbons, Paraols,
Fans,
Etc., Etc., Etc.
WILL CONVINCE.
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Magazne etreet, c'r. St. Andrew.