-A- .npsylvaniap mad at a
neiglit b1t atd went` ii& bii gd a
himiselfin the off eder'a barn, so as pt
to h4y9 4 " le Qth plact W4
-Three women, disguised as men Ye
lately attempted to rob a house in of
Dallarbonmty, Texas, and were all
shot by the inmates ofathe dwelling.
-They have a boy in Stafford,
N. )L, only eighteen years old, who
is six feet four inches ini height, and a
weighs one hundred and ninety
pounds.
--A few evenings ago a man nam
edRoddy went into a drinking so- te
loon in Milford, took a drink and Ial
dice with the proprietor,.lit his pipe.
sat down, and fell dead from his ri
chair. a
-A couple of boys in Walling- a
ford took possession of a fish wag- a
on, the other day, while its owner d
was absent, and sold out the satire fc
contents at low prices, and thezl dis- F
appeared with the spoila.
-A man nccused of five marri- al
eges was arrested, the other day, p
in Frederick county, Maryland. The h
report says, "The accused accounted of
for his five wives in a satisfactory d
manner, and was set at liberty." b
-A fine young man, eighteen
years o' l, acting as brakesman on
the Boston and Lowell Railroad,
fell upon the track the other day, °
and eighteen cars ran over him,
mutilating his body in a horrible
manner.
- A few days since, a citizen of
Sandwich, N. If., went out to salt
his cattle, and not returning, was
sought fog and found dead, with his
head in a spring. It is supposed t1
lie was taken with a fit. He had h
com2laiacd of illness during the
day. t
Racine, Wisconsin, is much
troubled about the ghost of a lady
who persists in hauntng her We '
hasband. because he promised nev- a
sr to marry again, but broke his l
word on the first opportunity. The I
married men are down on the ghost.
while the married women are all in
its favor. c
-The inhabitants of Sangimo i
county, Ill., are so incensed at dogs I
for their depredations in sheep&olde 1
that a general slaugkter of the ca- t
nines is talked of One farmer bv- t
ing near Springfield, who had a
very fine flock of imported sheep, '
lost half of them, valued at $1,030;
in one night lately by dogs.
-A man recently died in Indiana
from a wound received at the battle
of Queanatown, Canada, nearly fifty
nine years ago. An ounce musket
ball, which had remained imbedded'
in the bon's of his face all that
time, ulcerated its way into hii
mouth; inflammation set in. and 'he
(ied in terrible agony.
-A peaceable old man, seventy
years of age, living in Green county,
Ill., was killed in his own house by
two neighbors, narped Moses and
Dock Freer, on Thursday afternoon,
of last week. The Freers killed him
with a hoe. The only cause as
signed for the miurder is an old
neighborhood feud. At last ac
co'unts Mos4es Freer had been ar
rested and lodged in jail; the other
mrurdercr was sti'r at large.
-A singular hitch occurred in a
1divorce.case at Memnphis, a few days
.ago. When the casse was called for
trial, it was found that the husband
was but sixteen, and the wife but
fourteen years of age. As minorsj
can neither sue nor be sued, the
lawyers were in a quandary; but
the Court came to their relief by
appointing a guardian for Qne of the
infants and a next friend for the
other, after. which the trial proceed
ed in due rorm.
-Ono night last week a citizpn of
Fall rivcr, either by accident or do
sign, took a quantity of-exalio acid.
$qop after retiring to bed be was
seined with vomiting, and is hi. do
isioria sprand out of bed., hurled the
lurniture pbout the toom, threw a
clock out of the window, andl smash
't the glass. He also furiously as
sala~d hi. rilativcs. The poliee
were called and *ook-him *o the eta
jion-house, *here ,a physcian ad
ministrerit an atitidote. and he was
---hq ugesi tnying sman jisDa
kota, tl~hlr .4g goustlr, but
the citizens r dzW}-he proceed
mags as unneespry tedious, in
vlew of the faet thai the prisoner
inure thisn ccnfesisl his guilt,
b~rought lhe trial th a sudl tnconcin
sloa '&y, **king the man odt and
huinizn.They land tiiwstuwig
up once, when the zope brose, and
a 8t d tnchwas rigging up
another, the condemned wretch wei
,&ilo!ys4tio spjoy hiansolf by pleciuI
peachiog cpi, -
4 plIs.men vsn £PL*hfth .
a boor dsee ddbsTans&
purpose of examisini1a clam. The
word "inherita4" oocurimg in the
verse, the -ueiet interogaptedmne
of the yoengsters as fDllows:
'*Wlhatis.R4iq kntP er
"Patrimony."
I'What is pahimnsany P
"Something left by sather."
"What wiula you osh It if leA by
a motherr
"Matrimony."
-A little boy who wentioehurch Mi
was cautioned to remsember the
text, which was: 'Why stand ye
all the day idle ? Go into the vine
yard, and work, -and whatsoever is
right I will pay the,"' Johnny A
came homse and, was asked to r°- dO
peat the text. He thought over it
a while, and then cried out; "Whit a
d'ye stand round here doing. nuBn et
for; go into my bar yard and work,
I'll mae it at eight with yon.
-Whob atraging Jong one day, so
all alone, a rebel .aldier met a "
preachesu and at once recogpiaed
him aet such, but adffotedigporance
of it. Preacher.-"#hat .amand
do you belong to t Soldier.+-` N .
belong to the 4th Texas Regiment,
Van Dorn's army. What army do 5
you belong to ?" Preacher (very pa
solemnly).-"I belong to the army
of the Lord ?" Soldier.--''My
friend, you've got a very long way
from headquarters."
"Now, my boy," said the commit
tee-man, "if I had a mince-pie, and ?
should give two-twelfths of it to John
two-twelfths to Isaac, two-twelfths
to Harry, and should take half of
the pie myself, what would there be
left? Speak up loud, so that all
"can hear." "The plate! shouted c
the boy. ye
Machinery has reached a great H
state of perfection. We saw some
burnt peas put into the hopper of
a coffee-mill the other day, and in
has than two minutes it was ocen
pying a place in a grocery, labelled, tt
'Old Government Java. li
A clergyman who was preaching
on temperance, astonished his and
ience by declaring, "A yoang man a
infiny neighboring diedvery sudden: 4
ly last 'unday, whilel was preaching if
. the gospel in a beastly state of in
. toxication."
I
t "I don't like modern belles, ma, .
because they're so much like bur
glars." "'Why, my son, what do
you mean ? How are modern belles
like burglars ?" "Because, you se`
e ma, they destroy the finest Iocke I
} with powder."
t "We have the tallest man in the
i world in our State," said an. Ala
t bamian to a Frenchman. "How
g tall is he ?" asked the Gan. "Sev
e enteen feet." "Seventeen feet I Zat
is very tall, but your story is very
much taller."
rA South-shore Long Islander on'
V his first visit to the city with his
dsweet! ear, seeing the bunches of
), tausnas in Fulton market, exclaim
n ed, "I'll be mowed, Saphrony, if
'-'them an't the biggest beanslIever:
A young lady in North Carelina~
r-crq~ueted to be released from her
rmarriage engagrenent on the ground
that when she contracted it she be
a lieved her lover to be "a duck," bat
ia has sincti found him to be a
>rgoose.
Ld How pleasant is alovely thing a
itlittleot of season-a rosebud in
M pintes, for instance, or a kiss fn
church when the descozie eyes are
ntclosed in prayer ! Stolen apples
don't begin with it. o
A Western editor, who tried t
work in his gare for his hemltb,I
found that a cast-iron back wtit a
hinge in it, wourd *earslerratble,ior
of gaeduzers, to the spihal eoluimnuo
Jake Blitkins saysj "My wife's
the most poetical woman alive;
Sleastways, she's always. oens tome
yesa-bet!"
h-Why is isseesase like aaaubrel..
Is? Bee &ue, whea we have oce
Slost it, we may h~beg bpe toaee it
back.
as when a young man falls inlove, he
is aihpost uusjhtagy selpiest?"o
a- mhttrei it which is net alec
Sted by the season, and lirings firth
in neither bi akohnot ralti .j boot
tree.
er
It, Shoes are the safest of all manu
u- toes 1oftwa~ig eer lair lismse to
id b tled beforeitis finished.
ag Whit sport in ~which active men
s4 delight, Isefke girl'wgoesip?9 Doer
uip stalhing [dear. halklig.J
58 Why is aspoon like a Jearlite
iY# babe. 1Wb'We iU Ia 'rselll (In.
wymow
-A flM aesmemd. I
1O,29,)i U a mouth, o
19,144,0 . times a year.
iOng IS ErPECTED OFA WATCJL
THNAYKIDOFN MACHRTF..
SRmust oa on r a >dpbut d a lght;
not enj a e dowerhip u d ege andi
Holidays. usd :us hanging NP or lying
daens down or right sidep. 4 Imust vj
lo owig hp h woer -arest.damnr
slad sp. Wherw AtewalksOr sidwe.Ia/ i,
d is mpded o do is, d dy at el times, in 0
evey plane and is -amp poesies. th.
A Genuine Waltham Watch 2
ideal l a tese I womed
a hu twqiMj. a illon times is
a yeesu without even requiring fresh oil Gi
all tlh ale
A Genuine Waltham Watch
coorrarxs t
5 Spring, 9 eAheells, 51 Screws, and 96 other ra
parts making afltagether 186 separate pieces. a
ALL GE.- UINE WALTHAMI
tr
Watease b2saur mrr
fl ara wwatzD pave mass auwau.
Taa lULL JUWULLUD wAVE WT E
JEWEL t1
at
Every part of a Waltham Watch is made a1
by machinery, The machinery used in -
making the movement of a single watch
coast over a Hundred Tnovsand Dollars,
yet we sell these Watches, ins solid Silver
Hunting Case, for $18. The same watch
could not be made by hand and Anisheds
as perfectly for Tax Thmrs AS xca. T
A Genuine waltham Watch E
Is ihterohangeable, like a Springfield rise
that is, any part of one Watch is exactly
like the same part in another ; and if ten I
Watches of one grade were taken apart,
and the screws, wheels, springs, ke., were 1t1
mixed together, ten watches could be P
1 made by putting these parts together ei
again, withuot any refcronce to their ai
former combination. This is a
GREAT AD rANTAGE ;
For, if any part of a Waltham Watch is r
injured we ca always replace it at a
STri ling F~npese.
A UNINE WALTHAM WATCH!
Is made with special referece to }
DURABILITY
e
- Other Watchss will run for a year or two,
an require constant repairs ; but
t
WILL RUN FAITHFULLY
FOR MANY YEARSA
nWe sell these Watches,
IN SOIJD SILVER HUNTING
-CASES . ..... ...... ......... S1'
ifIN SOLID GOLD IBUNTING CASES,$70'
We bave prepared an
rILLUSTRATED PRICE UIST, I
which describes the vsarioiu grades of!
Watches in detail, gives the weight and"
gquality of the Cases, and all other inform-.g
a ation neceary for an intelligent selection.
We wiek every one would sena for it
before ordering a Watch.
n Write for it as felow ns :
Messrs. Howant i& (*.,
re o. 785 Brooaddoy, Xev York :
~S Please senhd me' yor hlhustrawed Price
List of Waltecs Worches, as per adver
to tseemena is Tax Lovanms.
I, (Signame said addrees in foil)
ClWITHOUT gXPENE
e.
ehaee aw Rse 'sasndof
*; tese. Valehes upta these enesetinem. sad
me hesseal bets &eA.u*easineaths
Ia three eases, sad saoi of a these wa
cm Meettst of MU A m itsh Uhs
Watch, but boedm the pmaiss needed
2he m anmey -ue,
e5 s sas s eme ass own osm
heam me *ad £e s. A smais
*s ass r wsu& ce ina sonui mass w
-e s .m. s lran Tim 'Aas. d. a
4-~a Notdo-e.w deno mel a
** Ssad, ouide, Willed oases whetever ithese
to ,g-tr aS5aal for O.Er ss
SilveriL 1% Walh *ath as wet
ofaa sol God or Silverthse, and we do
LxvIm wrexass miss saine a Pmass Inur
Aaess heewax,
ST. IOUR S
it w, mm.a.. _
F er, Lerina
14; Aw 00aw to e oftl;'
SA' DAZTRDA
July ; a-,StI
For besig oe passaguapply an b1ese,
or tos.
L. JANw Y, N.. 150 COemam Street
A. A.45RK1N, No. 116 Common Steet
Where.!sI..!!.0 the sawin eanbe aem _7
CARO.
ST. LJoUI £3 NEW Om~aim PAcrr
FOB CAIRO AND ST. LOUIL
Ilinois Central BlRoad Packets.
FOR MEFRMP CAIRO
and at Bails-The Ins
this he will ve as 1ollo0a:
RICHMOND...........GREEN, Master
-Ihursday, June 22.
Ouvz BRANC . .McCoRD MAST.
Saturday, June 24.
Giving through bills of lading to all
points on the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad, Nashville and Northwestern
Railroad, and Memphis and Ohio Bail
road-also to St. Louis.
Through Tickets fprnished at lowest
rates to all points East, West and North,
by all the various routes via Memphis.
Cairo and St. Louis. 8th)AerOon se- -
cured at General Ofoe, 104 Common
treet.
A. A. WOODS, General Agent,
104 Common Street.
C. 0. WAYNE, Freight Agent,
37 Natches Street,
JOHN N. BOFINGER. President,
Bills of lading for all freigts over
the Illinois Central Railroad; signed
at the office of
JAMES T. TUCKER,
Cpl. 6-tf 26 Carondelet Street.
MRTCiAxmm' tOVTKEM!N 1'ACJXr
COMPANY.a
FoR Sr. Loos, CArIo,
.J MurPmsand the Bends
The steamers of this line will leave as g
follows, at 5 P, M. A
H. xay C. YAOuz. . . . VANBooa, Mae. I
Thuraday, June 22.
J. vu B. Howan..... B. B. PawiAu I
s Monday, June 26. [MAsTER] I
Giving through bills of lading over
the Illinois Central Railroad to all
points on Arkansas, White and Cumb
r erlaud rivers. Through bills of lading A
r and passenger tickets issued to all
points on the Upper Mississippi. as
high as St. Paul.
Plans of cabin may be see and state
a rooms secured on application to
STEVENSON A VERLANDER.
Agents, 'i
135 Gravier street
JOHN F. BAKER, President.
Bills of lading overthe Illisois Ceat
rld Railroad signed onl~yattheoffice of
JAI. T. FUCKER. t
26 Carondelet street.
NSW O1RIA.ANS, CHICAGO
AND THE WEST.
1 RHlE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
A.D
Blue Line, Via Cairo,
WILLTAKEFREIGHT i
*LEAVING DAILY, AT 5 P. u., ron
L CAIRO, CHICAGO, AND ALL
POINTS NORTH, WEST AND
TO EAST, AT THE LOWEST
9 RATES.
All rates and all through bills of
lading from New Orloans by above
route given, signed and recognized
of only at the General Offie of the Corn
pony, No. 2ti Carondelet Street.
'48hppers by this route are all dray.
- age and transfer charges at Cairo,
0. and their goods are always under
itcover, andnocrgsaemdfr
forwarding. cagsaemdfr
JAMES T. TUCKER,
General Agent.
VICKSBURG AND BENDS.
Ce FOR VICKSBUBG, DAVIS' Bead.
r- Lae on SATURDAY. at 5 P. I.
~~ GsEzxvnazs Anenag
Side, 454s Point..
wit GrME a b. lao.
ta, Maryland, Caroliuan FPilcher's Point.
Skipwith, Iake Providence, 1vustqivania,
Goodricks, Millihena Bend. Dmahport,
Vicksburg, Grand gol t.B Joseph, Bod
m*>. wake.psee4 Nagehem Ba.ye U..,.
The mew san megemtan stenamer
me W. &PIKR1
he 1. 3. Brow,, Nndw.
ad (In place of dtamner Natehes,)
WIN 1..i. as abuse, sad, will lead all
oOw5 p~eg. with *bdrbangh
m a pd ~ta on hebJson wihs e mnh~eks.
al - -tshe ~asomo wi an Taatbiea
330, JanNrd hike,
naB.TQO ROUGE.
w.I mmesas Maeta.
WiB eswNewOrleams yee'y uaseav,
fat SF. x....ewa...asz at aP. N.
* O0 EmMauces, 11 Ce4 lskeet
$WA 1t # -s ' CE. ;
"I t
<'!t (*LY A LL RAtIL N Vf An
.TO S::Z. 1 rImo 4 Mkah., a Sam
,1i'aiaes St hAl, Manue aNq. Lear. 01
m...th, 8t Jmsg.. A
do
, ll oIaBhtuion , t a WLes. or
TWO EIPu E T' leave the Fe
New Oulemas, fsieoso -ad Great _
Neeth >1beat Depsi daily, atT is
A. M. an 6 P. M.
AN XPi E TYAINlmv r the feet ed
Omast steet daily at8 A. M., via the
Now Orleans, Mobleanid Otl*annao
3ailmoad, saking sions connections aS
at Mobile with the Mobile and Ohio we
Railroad to al polate Neth, Bast a
:and Wat at
7P hatsl apply to pr
A. D. SHELDON. in
Ticket Ageat New Orleans, Jasbeon and so
One1Northea Railroad, -orner Camp th
and Common streets, under City
Hotel ; r to
W. BEDELL
Ticket Agent New Orleans, Mobile and
Obatanoegs Railroad No. 150 Corm
awn seet, under Si. Charles Hotel. -
J. H. WINGFIELD be
General Superinteading Agent St. Louis, BI
Iron Mountain and Southern Railroad W
j*
1 ~at~
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE .
in
m
CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD. D
r 15
I The Mobile division of this road will be in
opened for business on es
/.day, November 11. 1870, cc
and passenger trains will run as follows : w
Leave New Orleans, from the foot of of
Canal street, for Bay St. Louis, Pass
Christian, Mississippi City, Biloui, Ocean
a Springs, Paacagoulaand Mobile at 8 o'clock
A. M. Arrivive at Mobile at 1:30 o'clock
L P. M., connecting at Mobile with the
MOBILE AND OHIO, and the MO- re
* BILE AND MONTGOMERY RAIL- ti
ROADB for al points IN
7 NORTH, EAST AND WEST. O
11tf
- Leave Mobile for New Orleans at 11:20 h
g A., ,lArriving at 6:10 P M. a
u. 01
Fare Between New kriaus sli Mobile,
Fire Dellars.
01
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS RUN S
L I
EACH WAY DAILY.
Freight received at New Orleans, at
the foet of Julia street before 430 P. M,. a
L delivered at Mobile early next morning. o
- .
FREIGHT AS LOW AS BY ANY s
OTHER ROUTE.
D -- a
For further information, call at the
General Office of the company, rooms one e
T and two, up stairs. STORY BUILDING,
corner Camp and Common streets. I
J. B. KENDRICK, (
General Superintendent.
TRAVELLERS,_ATTENTION:
The Newv Mreans, Jackoom, sad Croat
IdsNrthern sad lssissippi C'eutrl
Y" Bun their Pasemger Coaches and Bag
Cr gage. Ca.s, their combined length
Ur withoutchne
_BAGGAGE CHECKED FROM RE.
SIDENGE TO DESTINATION.
The 7 LLuiprmsursresily,
'E (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.)
Bo- Makes close connections for Vlcksbnrg,
il. em phi., St. Louis, Chicago, Louisville,
' and all pointe beyond, Sleeping cars at
d. night, Cautoash Grand Junclin and
Make abhesl soesendea weIsth
alog*Zqemhabs, ball po UeOSTN,
ue TYanb w lat, iUIsrs
Nwe and dsptly *tei up Sase.pla
Cmmse o nudtmbeleI, Tininse,. ae.
land, T~ng..e, and Iadavifeas loent.
- iesps Train Both armives at 1SA
A. M.
Ma Wal a Seetnuarshsat 11d5 A. 5.
~ It 4ess0* Gaedinstt,1IsenahMaig.
iB. TicketOmes New Oems~ usr(Itl'
- oW.l Osmuar Coawpmlsklammcnsteak
E. Q SKWALL4 GeamIa Sinpuletsedst;
I. IL MURKY, General fl4akei Agemi
,a 1'm -... J.a..s. and Great
Si. &SCirZ, GenmsL hsae
DRAaltE IN GOLD VAXD
alLzyVE WXT(HE .
An4 Fine GeMd JeaeIry. Keep always on
h-a4 all Cusse.. and panerins at Gol,
Simn arse Moet - Spetateles aid I
Gchaes.. Gb-u *.4mge red M m teo
any past of ties emIsy.p Wath mspai. D
done praoptly s". warmdte- Addres
ordess to
Paul Oranzln,
112 Oaroaelet street, New Orleas.
Feb. idly
80 0000 2e
WATOBES
AT OLD PfICN&
AS THE SOLE AGENTS in the United p
States for the LIVERPOOL WATCH CO., g
we are authorized by them to ehese out
a large line at Eaopean Watches,
Chains. ate., now in stock far Cash, at
prices rover beibre hnows All beautitul!
in snash, artistic in design, reliable or
accnrate time, durable, and of the late. !
style. Every Watch will be retailed at less
than cost of importation, and forwarded
securely packed, prepaid, to any part of
the couatmy on receipt of price. Money
can be sent to as by Express, with or
den for Express Co.. to return Goods or
Cash, which will secure promptness and
safety to purchaser. Among our list will
be Mdnd. A BEATIFUL ENGLISH
SILVER, SOLID DOUBLE CASE
WATCH, genuine English full plate
jeweled movements, adjusted regulator,
steel cut hands, engine turn nerl, correct'
and serviceable article, large or smal elsei
in complete running order, wiik an
elegant Gent's Vest Chain, Locket and I
key, all complete, mailed free for FIVE
DOLLARS.
. A VERY HANDSOME WATCH in fine
18 karat Gold plated Double (nee-'
I imitation of $100 Gold Watch--engraved
or plain, genuine English, full plate
jeweled movements, adjusted regulator,
correct, and in complete running or- a
der with elegent Gent's Vest Chain,
withLecket and Key, mailed pre-paid for e
[ only EIGHTEEN DOLLARS.
The Oride Gold Watch,
IN MASSIVE ORIDE GOLD Double!
Hunting Magic Spring Cases, elegantly
engraved, or engine turned, Genuine
Patent Lever movements, full jeweled,
regulated and warranted to keep correct
- time, and wear equal to Gold, preci
sely like in appearance, make, finish,
brilliancy of color. $200 Gold Watch.
One of those splendid Watches will be
forwarded by mail free to any address, in
handsome morocco case, lined with velvet
and satin, (Ladies' or Gent's size Wtch, for
only TWELVE DOLLARS.
Watches for Haliday Presents manfac
m tured to order.
GENUINE AMLERICAN WATCHES
of all grades, in Gold and Silver ('uoes,
from $18 up to $200. Other Good Watches
* equally low. With every Club of six
Watches, of any kind, we send one extra
of same kind free, as a premium to getter
up of the Club. A superior stock of Ge
nine Oride Gold Chains, $2 to $R each,'
warranted fully equal to Gold in brilliancy
of color, wear, etc., Bills of over 112 col
lyect-d on delivery, if desired. All Bills of
$12, and less, must becash in P. O.
Money Orders, or Registered Letters, at
our risk. Goodq carefully selected, packed
and forywarled pre-paid by mail, or by 1
e Express, or receipt of price. Safe delivery
of all goods guaranteed. Watches forward
1 ed to be examined to partite known
when express charges both ways are paid.
No goods forwarded west of the Missiiaeippi I
River. with bill to collect on delivery.
Purchasers must pay all express charge.
on goods sent C. 0. D.:. also for return'
of miney. All Caish orders forwa~rded
tree of charges to destination. Catalogues
-Free. Address all orders.,
CHA8. P. NORTON A CO.,
I:Importers of Watches, ete.'
Established 1567. 80 Neassa St., N. V.
No. 34-tt
GRaO(;ERIES, PROD UCEL ct-.,
LA CROIX BROTHERS
CoL'VER FaiENCuxANs VICTrOuxT r..
lb
Nrw Oazzxas La.
Hare em Thnnd, qf JPnes md Eqswar.
L. u. wuivi, L. c. umuasne, w. u. war.
WHITE, RICHARDS & Co.,
Successors to A. D. GRIEFF A Co..
WNhcoleasale Gro'oWr
COMMISSION MEBCHAYTh
gAND DZAIZ3 IN
Le, leather, mudl Verner. Fraldce.
at 104... .. POYDRAS STREET .. .. 104
id Naw O~nrras.
Gal. GIox AC ALP. IOURDAIN.
yGISIAC AI JS UD8DAIU,
Caem Gour. as Vnainm, No. 23A.
ALWAYS .01 HAND
5absh,6minluss bffim, tin, Fmuishs
AND
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JOSEPH * IL.SON8
BIT COOng
EMPORIUM,
18C....CANAL STREET,.
FIRST FLOOR:
DRY GOODS, GENTS FURNI9gg
GOODS,
SECOND FLOOR:
LADIEROOM FOR SHAWLLS, Cx
AND WRAPt
THIRD FLOOR:
CARPETS, MATTING A.\D RIGS.
A visit to the store will repay y
Ipaaneas wishing to buy cheap and elea
goods.oi
110.... CANAL STREET.. .101
Near St. Charles,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
1MEN'S AND BOYS'
SHIRTS.
(OF HIS OWN MAKE)
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S
CLOTHING.
IXR.TS ANNOTS' SITS IAKE TO Olil
' Every Article Marked in
Plain Figures.
Goods sold on -one price" Xtem, an
any article purch.taed w'lrh to gine
natirfaction can be returned and the MOO.
ey will be refunded.
WModerate Prices and Freash
eStock to select from are some of
the inducements ofiered at
B. T. WALSHE'S
PRE4llI SHIRT 1NDCLOTILTS EIPOIRI
110 Canal St., neir St Charier,
e Now Orlom2ns.
a N. B..-Letter Orders rrivive prnmpt
t attenthou adl fiik: & C. O. 1). if deired
MILLIXE!: 1 STORES.
MRS. A. M.PARR1SI[
FIRST PREMIUM
10.131 CANAL STREET,
if
New Orleans, La.
It
d,
Y Particular attention paid to the
. manufacture of Gents' Under
clothing; alsoBaee Ball Club snd
p' Firemen's UniformMade to order.
1 BRANCH OF THE NEW YORK
Emporbwm of Fa.shioR
FOR LADILS.
Irpwuuettd by Mrs. 1. Coeodik nid
Mrs. I. E. Linroin.
FURNISH INS 00001
OF ALL KIND~S FR' i
HEAD DREi4S
TO HOSIERY,
SUITS IN ORFAT VARIETY,
Wrappers inagle or DoubW , i
ing oa every dewcrption,~.* N' r
irail and Walking ?.karts.
Liraucra, t,.cks, ovi.r Skorl.Arr, tp
04, Orders taken for wedding O:5t. Ch
drensi ant. Lnfiant' Wardrovas. *
_ lreumes iin tate liteat btylei and u
V.a short, notice.
pIPThe TRADE supplied at Ne*wT
Samsple Room, ¶o. tel
Cuixnal tat.,
AT MRS. A. M. PARRISH'S
sFIRST FINlICI *SIII Ii~ANtel!
- Ordu's realpecsally golic1ted.
Mis A. GoolAJ
BMrsK E LPI )L
MILNEBY E8TABkU&
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