Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume], July 13, 1871, Image 4

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f ir , ee dered to
hetps beforwedif dooe , In__
'1b, Paris was illuminated by large
vases placed at the corners of the
streets and Wept Qid with pitch. s
!W'ofPP*UW fer l:ght Ac tious
irst 3' applied a Sootch- -
man, M' Wurdoch, ,ted his goe
hoaew and ofiess, in IIadrath, Corn- ey.
wall, `ith gas in 1792. "The Gas- -
light and Coke Company," after or A
wanch strugglig for its charter, sash
gonmenced business in London in -
191$: Napoleon thought the idea bres
' *great folly," and Walter Scott He
dipted that London would be in still.
Sames from one end to the otherlf -
.B ahould be put into practice. In "Aa
this country, the Baltimore Gas wi
tompany, in 1816, attempted the
' annfacture of gus from tar, but it
was pot succeepl till 182 Bos
ton followed in 1823, both the Boa
ton and Baltimore companies being
still in existence. New York, be
ginning in 18Z3, was not stnqueful not,
in introducing it tin 1827, but since newt
that time lighting by gas had won
its way even into the far distant -
lanC's of 8 uth America, Asia, Aus- tim
tralia, and Tasmania. oww
-The building of Weatmimister thu
Abbey, England, began in 1110, by -
Henry III., the fne church erected "Cu
by Edward, the Confessor, of which pal
some fragments still remain, having edit
been partial destroyed by fire -
Henry II., enclosed the body of the bd
Coafessor-a Roman saint-in ap
chapel, with a new and splendid bol
shrine. This chapel was made the So
burial place of English kings till -
the time of Henry VII., who eected Chi
one for himself and successom. But e6
li4 son, Henry VIII., was buried at lea
Windset. Edward VI., Mary and we
Elzabath were buried at Weatmin
ster. Oliver Cromwell was also
buaied in the Royal Abbey', but it is Ye
.. i6se&his body, during the short ho
Pfrqseterate t his son yras private- h
lyeaxhusaed by bis friends, anid after
wan buried in a feld near Nbk.
enl UhtCalm IIL did not wreak his i
vengeance on' the remains of the go
mighty Oliver. William III., and br
his queeq Mary, Queen Anne, and wi
George IL were the last of the to
En monarchs that were inter
red in We tminister Abbey. ha
When first invented, a clock was D
called a nocturnal dial, to distin- A
guish it from the sun-dial. The in- "'
vention is ascribed to Boethius, hl
about the year 510. A watch dif
lss fMo a lock in this, that it has ti
&,ilwating wheel instead of a vi- Il
beating pendulam. By sufficiently tl
increasing the number of wheels it it
is possible that a time piece might a
be made to go for many centuries. d
-Oiovacebimo Rossiai, the com- P
poeer, died on the 14th of Novem- 4
ber, 1368, at his villa at Posey, aged
76. Ite was born in 1792, and was i1
the author of "Tancredi," "Il Bar
bieure di Sivugilha,.'Othello," "La d1
OGzz ladra," "Muse in Egitto,' c
**LA Dotana del LoIgo," "Semira- L
mide," "Gditilamne Tell," etc., ete. i
The puost, important composition 1
of the last forty-ire years of hia lifo a
was the "S~tb4 Mater."
-ImankWalton was a celebratedi
English writer. He was born in .1
$tafurd, in 11593. In early life 110 I
was a hosier or litien draper in
.Leaden. He was a great-lover of I
uahing. His principal work yas q
entit~ii "We Complete Angler, or
Conlempla~tirO Man's Creationi"' I
This book was received wit'i great I
favor. HRis other literary produe
tiona cotisist principally of biogay
...Mlnburghwasbuilt by the An
glo-azoas, about te year 960. The
eity of Dublin is much oider, for it
as upon reourd that the walls way
built about the year 838.
* .8dooe re £rst e
tabsheadu in pgland in 1784-their
founder, ML. Robert Raikes, was
born.i 1153.
-The irsteawapaper us Chicago,
th. £haeg Demwcat was ueemd
1,y John Calhoun, November 36,
19's.
Essed1., I'ng of FWgand, I id
g;1agp oa-8aad5, Cuunberlands
* ) July, 1307.
Maryi as...ps!inated by Cher
jM~try lnatI'aion the 16th of
. i.gedatitled "Lsove Not'
wa itianM by Mrs. Norton.
-~u~qaedied in ala at the
se-eHsiiq.4 toueaith is to
am Iath being ajecsed is
.jUggie55 grows et our own
Irseides, est is mot to be picked up
to the strmgaugerm.
Fh 1AEIFINi. N
-Rae= Music.-Q muihir.
- glIk ain't so pisn as it was.
-1a9w se-aoos[-Apartment of a
dest.L <
-Il the mm who believas in
suppers necessarily sup(p)erati
tious?
-A "Fuss Aemrr"-One who
goes off with his employee' soo
.ey.
-now 7 (olrms xanor Wmswr
or A Fe.--Weigh him in his own MOM
-aarm.-If a man lose his
breath, it is no ue to run for it
He can eatab it quicker by standing j.
1 still. roc o
f -BT ram Weasmu's Rzoua Assoec -H
2 ATmIo.-I doesm take long for a
s wife a~ndbu Mbacaud nqot.. ,
-'qh, 4p; schoolbo s having ILk&1
ti b..d resemble captured ""
haUaaelBstil -I iss they are A I
hand-cagif4. wil !
-PuovzmnuL Fai.JAcv.-Waste once I
not, want not---Bt Ore may hum
e never wastes *UiG's end, and
want a thousnad a year. A
it -"What time is it, Tom? "Just
I- time to pay that little account you
owe me. "Oh, indeedt well Ididn't
wr think it was half so late."
y - SuWooienv-Under the head
d "Crimes and Casualities," a rural
h paper mentiers the fat that a rival
ig editor has just published a book. w
a -She who can compose a coes
1e baby is greater than she who com- '
a poses books, and she who can do re
id both is a star of the firstmagnitude. '
b So may we all of us.
-A. wolf entered a Duluth Ei
church lately, and was much affect- by
at ed by the services and an ounce of mak
lead. He was converted before he s
went out-intos corpse. y
A- Hun
DO -Puffing and blowing are often coal
considered as synonymous terms. as
You will discover the difference, A
however, if, instead of puffing a
r- mash up, you should blow him up. Is i
-A Chicago merchant adver- "I
htised a ',boy wanted," and before he Wu
he got down town his elerk met him, and
ad breathless, and told hfm that his mu
nd wife had twin boys. Oh, it. pays may
hec t advertise.
er- -Horace Greely writes a fearful
hand: he wrote a puff for Anna
Fs- Dickinson's lecture on "Joan of n
in- Arc." The compositor set it up,
in- "Any Dutchman can't play a Jews
usharp."9
dif- -By a mistake in the wording of A
has the order, the people of Worcester,
vi- Mass., are ordered to renumber Is
aitly their houses with Roman numerals
a it instead of Arabic, which were, of
ght course, intended. The Spy shod- of
ies. deringly expects to see CCCCXLTV an
Mn- put over its door, instead of simply 4
gad -A good deal of attention is be
was ing bestowed upon forest culture in
3ar- Nevada. In one county two hun
"La dred thousand trees have been s6t' I
to,' out this aping, of the varieties of
ira- box, elder, ash, Europeau larch,lc,
etc. walnut, cimunt, maple and cotton
tion wood, besides a variety of ever-i 0
lifo gregas.
- An abeent-minded editor, who
ated is known to have an account at the
a in beak, comes from some fifty miles
e 1e bwelowr to our city courting. The ,
r in other night it cmie to a climax, and v
er of the old mun Was interviewed. "3.' q
rs,r am ,anclaraur esi parfauuiu *
ror"What will you give her ?" "Giveb
ions" )er," repliM the newspaper man,
reat looking up vacantly, "Oh, I'll give
due- her a pt
)pI -A gentleman iii a suburban
town bur~ied his sixth wife. Short
SAn- ly after the Satural he met the nin
The ister who officiated, and offered
for it him a thre.edollr greenback. The
w~ minister Aewetp h~se it, saying
be was not accustomeh to accept
-o pay for such services. "the gentle.1
hermun coolly replied: "Just as you:;
wa say; but that's what I have been mn
fhe habit of ga7ing." 1
cg, -& tallest editor-in the ranksl
28 anag.The ahorteat, is Duoty
the AaesininPtoer.
Id eat, is ' fte Ba ara
and4 in9M Sager-n The
Cha.- .uV n.m r-the trampof whose
seb of bmagepin h a the tame r
sounded througi the1 a *4u
*ot pa5. Th hrn sGr
at the Themest captiouq is M4eramisof
healosseh we wot be
a is to beaewiebel isDa
T gsi'iesm, is ofp cthe
crease 8w ,P.~ who ham
as sd at~d'bOeum but eame
rns an a a
'ALTHAN#4TCYH .
111 BALANCE WHEEL
* waran A aren
4 times seen&d SiTU
1W t a s a minute, an
14,400 times an hour, SATU
345,000 times a day. ink
:9.00 times a weskt For
10,368,000 times a month.
196,144,000 times a year.
MORE IS EXPECTED OFA WATCH. rhe
THAN AXY KIND OF
IN MACVERY.
muffeni t Do'* < day, b8. I
not Daly onuedqu. uay eo B&.days and
Hoi~days. BI and rus hanging rep or lying
down--upside down or right side rap. B must f]1
> nuking who Me wever sitt down or
stuad 1%4 When t wadsor rides. Infct,
ii ia rspecWa to do ts 4.@$ at anllhes, in
every place and in s! position. this I
A Genuine Waltham Watch ow
will full1 all these requirements. I wound t
ta~il,
once a day, it will faithfully tick for you Ball
a hundred and twenty-aix million times in _o_
a year, without even requiring fresh oil T
all that time. mis
A Genuine Waltham Watch by al
cain
SCOrr curt
tre
5 Spring, 9 whedls, 61 Scenes, and 96 other
part. making .*agedher 136 sepaerae pieces.
3 ALL GENUINE WALTHAM. JO
B
Watoh..ei have neovena the
a Twep Ie-. at ti
l- TRE ZITIA JSWE:nt.D BATE ELEVENY JEWEL apt
0 vux unTV" awuanWz Days u arrwma pl
0 NwEELS.
y Every part of a Waltham Watch is made
L- by nmachiniery, The machinery used in
)f making the movement of a single watch fol
Scoast oven: a dred Tnouawnd Dlours,
yet we sell these Watches, in a solid Silver (
Hunting Case, far $s& The same watch the
ai could not be made by hand and Auisheds poi
a. as perfectly for Tax TH As xucC.
A Genuine waltham Watch
P. Is ihterchangeable, like a Springiel4 rile hi4
,r that is, any part of one Watch is exeaetly I
like the same part in another ; and if ten roe
Watches of one grade were takeiaipart,
B' and the screws, wheels, springs, &a., were
is mixed together, ten watches could be
ye made by putting these parts together
again, withuot any reference to their
former combination. This is a
a GREAT AD VA TAGE;
of -For. if any part of a Waltham Watch is -
tp, injured we can always replace it at a
rs- Trling rpen.e.
of; A SENUNE WALTHAM WATCH
er,
>er Is made with special reference to
DURABILITY
of
td- Other Watches will run for a year or two,
IV an require owastant rep"in ; but
ply , A. Wath*m Watch.
be- WILL RUs FAITHFULLY
in FOR MANY YEARS
HT
6et. We sell these Watches, Ii
Sof IIN SOIJD SILVER HL'NTING '
rh,....E........... .... .. ......... S $1ip
on- a
rer- IN SOLID GOLD HUNTING CASESS70 a
Ih We have prepared an
the illUSTRATED PRICE UIST,
The which describes the various grades of
and Watches in detail, gives the weight and
**gqaulitl of the Cases, and all other inform
ation necessary for an intelligent selection.
iieWe wish every one would send for M
Jiebefore ordering a Watch.
gave Writefecr it as follows :
Yesgsre. Honoterrd & (k~. (
rben Ne. 785 Breadteey, New York i.
Ort- Pleas. send me year Itiuatreted Price
wna List of Waltham Watches, as per adver
ersed 53me in The Lociuwiiau.
The (Signuname and addreia in full)
ying 'WnITOUT EXPENSE,
wsept
mU. on
I you Xatefumi.c the 3Easte.*T
,n inl
We have meph out oetr Five 7Husasd of
these Watches upon these conditions, and
ak [have only been asked to refund the money
tin three eases, and not one of these was
o Wte, bt eensethe pertineme
with theose
re, of- - -
The
9.Wi mavi ue Azssr, ano ss.eases
diose s - us susm 1e air.. A aa e3b owr
S re O-u er33s3 tarn sow A WAICE 1aces
3s zavim iu Nw YaTm. Ausms.ur as
mbe Special Natice.W *o not seln
" .aismwaatemd *= lsantinS, Gilt,
gltd gs assis n~ewhaenw r(these
shr. Nlv#). Se wal4) in worthy
* the a oml hesah a~y 0. e
N. 786 aeaswwai, Jaw sasi.
!3'.'=Oors gP
sr w *Now, m
Boar New Odlea=e for aboeepauta ad
"ATU3DAT, SATURDAY,
June 10; ane 94; -
SATURDAY, SATURDAY ra
July 8 July . awe
For height or passage apply cm board,
or to .
J. JANlNE, No. 150 Oan- e Street.
A. A. GREEN, No. 196 Commo Street
Wheoe a plan of the Wam can be seen
CAIRO.
-o
ST. Lovus AN New OQs zats PAcur AN E
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
Bminois Central Railroad Pakde. 1
FOR MEMBPIB, CAIROj
and the Benda-The fine
i npms enger steamers of
this line will leave aslcll9ws: Fo
Giving through bill of ladlug to all
points on the Memphis mad Clarleston * Tle
Railroad, Nashville and Northwestern 4
Railroad, and Memphis and Ohio Bail
'road--lseo to St. Louis.
Through Tickets furnished at lowest
rates to all points Emst, Wastand North, Tic
by all the various routes via Memphis,
Cairo sad St Louis. Staterooms s
oured at General OMoe, 104 Common
trW . Go
r A. A. WOODS, General Agent,
loo Connoia Street.
C. 0. WAYNE, Freight A t,
37 Natches
JOHN N. BOFINGER. President,
Bill~sdf lading for -ail freights over
a. the Illinois Central fl ds
at the office of
JAMES T. TUCKER,
x apL 6-tf 26 Oaroadelet Street
MERacuANm' BOTuuRNzi kALNLT T
CoPANr. ape
FoR Sr. Loris, CAIRo,
le MEMIPas and the Bends
m The steamers of this line will leave a ad
follows. at 5 P, U.
It
er Giving through bills of lading over Pao
h the Illinois Central Railroad to al Cm
points on Arkansas, White and Cum b SP
erland rivers. Through bills of lading A.
and passenger tipkets issued to all P
points on the Upper Mississippi. as
fe highas St. PauL
ay Pleas of cuabi may be are and state. BC
en rooms secured on application to
rt, STEVENSON & VERLANDEI.
re Agents, ]
be 135 Oravier street. A.
r JOHN F. BAKER, President.
Billy of lading over the Illinois Cent
ral Railroad signed only at the office of FA
JAS. T. 1EUCKER.
26 Carondelet street.
NEW ORtLEANS, CHiCAGO
AND THE WEST. Ti
THE ILLINOIS CENTAILL RAILROAD
AND
Blue Line, Via Cairo, th
WILL TAKE FREIGHT .le
- Froze New Orle.ius on first
cls stewmere, Fn
Wo, 1.EAVING DAILY, AT 5.. M., FOR
CAIRO, CHICAGO, AND ALL
as POINTS NORTH, WEST AND
EAST, AT THE LOWEST
RATES.
lA
All rates and all through bills of I e
lading from Now Orleans by above
route given, signed and reogieI
only at the General Office of the Coxi,
*l1s pany, No. 26 Carondelet Street. -
Shippers by this route sure all dray.
age and transfer charges at Cairo,
*47 and their goods are always under I
eover, and no charges are made fort,
fowrigJAMES T. TUCKER, 1
tGeneral Agent.1
VIfC~LKSBUUG AND BENDS.
ndFOR VI1CESBURG, DA VIS Bend
io. Leaves on SATURDAY, at 5 P. IL
orMGagra,-nuie Aaormn
SuBnny Side, Egg's Point.
SBarnard. Grand lake, Leo.'
taiprwltn, Laroike Plhr Point.
* Skpwih, akeProideceTranaqylania,
Goodrich's. Millikens hand, Duckport,
Vlcalburg, Grma8 (lug St. Seaph, Rod
many. waterprooft hathez, Bayou Sara,
do.Baton Rouge, Plaqmemules,Domsldeouville,
and all interimedais. and Comet lndinge.
The new and magnuicent ateamer
W. S. PIKE,
5. L. Brown, lMaster.
(In plapsofimtamr Naethe:,)
Will leave as above, and, will lend .ll
Coast paissegert Ath their freight.
Conneetate VfW abrg with packets for
ad of all points on dea tased and Tallahatohie
s,and rivera.
money For freight or pasae apply on board
BW5 wsorto
& the JNO. JANNEY, Agent,
BATON ROUGE.
ger peekit
NUm WR. Gauamur. a,)sisr;
MiKio amm, Glsh
atsel .'will lskVS Neo (r. every SawsmaZ
s t 5P. , stWuahim1Av, at 5P. M.
(thee For fomighi or pas-age apply em heared,
W 8nD.rdars,. 11 Coea streek.
muthy
UI4IoN EAmu GUE CLov H
The mooms of t~sCl eech
*A. M.teb?$P.I b.S e seved
bely fri. 121. to 2 P. N.
SPECIL flOTICE.
-I. icM a i," I.
THE ONLY ALL BAIL .OUTE ban
to 8t Laois, chi ss Omaha, Sana
Peansos., it Past lamens City, Lea14
eowesth, St Joseph, Mona
Ag iB kInlut Wbt, East ad Tea.
TWO EXPElB TRAINB have the
New Odlen., Jakson and Great -
Northern Bairoad Depot daily, at 78
A. M. and 5 P. I.
AN EXPRESS TRAIN leaves the fet of
Canal utregt daly at 8 A. B., via the
New Orleane, Mohbadldchattaoep AS
Railroad, making deoe se' neetloi S t
at Mobile with the Mobile sad Oldo w
Baillad to a$ points North, East a
and West. cai
For tickets apply to
A. D. SHELDON. seem
* Ticket Agent Now Ohleas, Jackson and style.
Great Northen Railroad, corner Camp than
and Common streets, under City secuo
Hotel ; or to ti
W. BEDELL the e
Ticket Agent New Orleans, Mobile and der
Chatanooga Railroad No. 150 Com- Cash
mon street, under St. Charles Hotel. safet;
J. H. WINxoFILD. be
GmenI Supertintnding Agent St. Louis, SIL
Iron Moanhin and Southern aeilroad WA']
jewel
steel
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE '
ANID eleg
ii key,
CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD. Doi
L -A
18 1
The Mobile division of this roal will be °n t
opened for business on or
ýJowl
- Mosbay, Noveuber II, 1870,
v and passenger traimp will run as follows: Wit:
Leave New Orleans. from the foot of onl
ar %panal street, for Bay St, Louis, Pass
d Christian, Missisippi Oity, Biloxi, Ocean II
b Springs, Paseagoulsand Mobile at 8 o'clock Hi1
A. M. Arrivive at Mobile at 2:311 o'clock eng
P. M., connecting at Mobile with the Pt
as MOBILE AND OHIO. and the MO- r
BILE AND MONTGOMERY RAIL
;. ROADS for all points brit
NORTH, EAST AND WEST. Oa
[ R. for
ta, Leave Mobile for New Orleans at 11 :0 har
et. A. M. Arriving at 6:10 P. M. anc
onl
st
of Fare Betwern New Orleans and Mobile, ti
et. Five Dollars. of
fro
eqi
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS RUN q
EACH WAY DAILY.
Freight received at New Orleans, at na
the foot of Julia street before 4:30 P. M,.
lOf
IT alelivered at Mobile early next morning. o
rat. 1
FREIGHT AS LOW AS BY ANY
OTHER ROUTE. on
an
E'
For farther information, call at the of
ed
General Office of the company, rooms one w,
and two, up stairs. STORY BUILDING,
of1 corner Camp end Common streets..
ove J. H. KENDRICK. on
iedl General superintendent, o
rfRAVELLERS. ATTENTION:~
The New Orleans, Jackson, aii Great 6
Nobrthern and lisaissippi Central a
R alkeiruLs
lend Run their Passenger Coaches and Bag
L gagee Cars, their combined length
arswithout change.
Le o.'
tan BAGGAGE CHECKED IROM BE.
port, SIDENCE TO DESTINATION.
'l' the 7 LL ~IzpresTialreushlay,
is. (SUNDAYS EXCEITED.)
Malkea cloaa connectiorn fo Vicksburg,
Mew pus, St. Loule, Ohicago, Inthvlke
.aAall pointsbeyoad, Sleeping oars at
del nIIaght, Cantonto Osral Junctin amd
Humboldt.
to for
lb UIS Train lesm esIw brlons Shiy,
Mtakes ichedule connections with Lighs
02051 aia Expreaastaine, to@f pointeRORTE.
-EAST emnd WEST. Carries the great
North MaiL
'Rail- Th a b Tar u sepn
Chumwa to Usahbolilt, Temmerneb 0.'
lend, 1seses and Imisrilk Xrntm
SEnpes lads 5ouh awiuea at 1:30
K genms, Galesom o Ir.. *m.Dgci
heer 1oA, p~ Nerw. O.di.... onde Qt
-s I. Q. SUA , Gem....Iemend se
we IqhoslwIems a4. a
S. s. 3005?T, GeisseL Wheer se
DE .5Z gX#~t)4*
il das e.s **an . ae E $ 1.
e "pstfl :ar. Z4 ~ 60sals R
dse - sand nMaed. Add..im
ordany ta ` em as. Ormazin,
11$ CaremdsM*el , New Orleans LADI
Feb. 161y
WATOIKI CA
- AT OLD P A
As THE 80E.AGENTS in the athd P "
s fassetefr theLIVERPOOL WATCHM BOO&
O weae lanksedae by them t do" oO -cat
it a large line of European Walsh,
chains et., now in stoekM l at
prices never before hnewa. AN bheatil
in inish, autlstic in dedge, rible. or
ascurate time, durable, dad of the atss 110.
d style. Every Watsh will be retailed at les
P than asnd of impoutSto, and tor.waded
7 secrely packed, prepaid, to any past of
the country On receipt O- pice Money
can be sent to as by Eqrem, with or
xl der for Edens Co.. to MtOMa oodso
a- Cash, which will secure promptaess sad
I. safety to purchaser. Among oar Nie will
be found. A BEATIFUL ENGLISH
S, ILVER, SOLID DOUBLE CASE
d WATCH, genuine English full piate
jeweled movements, a4u6ted regulator,
steel cut hands, engine turn nedl, correct
and serviceable artice, large or small arse
in oemplete running order, with an
elegant Gent's Veas Chain, Locket and 113
key, all enmplet, maled free for FIVE
DOLLAB&.
A VERY HANDSOME WATCH in tine E
18 karat Gold plated Double Casse-
be imitation of $100 Gold Wateh-engraved
or plain, genuine English, loll plate (k
jeweled movements, adjasted regulator, M7
comect, and in complete running ora
der with elegant Gent's Vest Chain,
s : withlocket and Hey, mailed pmpid for
of only EIGHTEEN DOLLARS.
I The Oride Gold Watch,
an IN MASSIVE ORIDE 10LD Double the
,ek Hunting Magic Spring Oases, elegantly
ohk engraved, or engine turned, Genuine
be Patent Lever movements, .ftll jeweled,
[o- regulated and warranted to keep correct
time, and wear equal to Gold, preel
sely like in appearance, make, finish, ]
brilliancy of color. $800 Gold Watch.
One of theas splendid Watches will he
forwarded by mail free to any addres, in 1
sJ handsome morocco cease, lp.d with velvet att
and satin, (Ladies' or Gent's size Wtch,)for
only TWELVE DOLLARS.
Watches for Holiday Presents manufac
tared to order.
GENUINE AMERICAN WATCHES M
of all grades, in Geld and Silver Cases,
from f19aup to $2200. Other Good Watches
equally low. With every Club of six
,N Watches, of any kind, we send one extra
of asmae kind free, as a premium to getter
up of the Club. A superior stock of Ge
at naine Oride Gold Chains, $2 td $G each,
M wrranted full) equal to Gold in brillianey
of color, wear, etc., Bills of over $12 col
mg leeted on delivery, if desired. All Bills of
LNY $12, and less, must becesh in P. O.
Money Orders, or Registered Letters, at
our risk. Goods carefully selected, packed
and forwarded pre-paid by mail, or by P,
Express, or receipt of price. Sate delivery
the of all goods guarenteed. Watches forward- Im
ed to be examined to parties knoda C
when express charges both ways are paid.
G, NO goods forwarded westof the MiNisippi
River, with bill to collect on delivery.
IPurchase'rs must pay all exprees charges
K. on goods sent C. 0. D.: also forreturn -
of money. All Cash orders forwarded
on fcagsto destination. Catalogues
IFree. Address all orders.
- lAS.1. NORTON A CO.,
Importers of Watches, etc.
)N1: Established 1257. SO NamesauSt-, N.Y
rest GiWLERIES, PROD UCE &ce
Vtra a. aWarrs, LC.RIcEmAca.D F. U. WAY.
WHITE, RICHARDS & Co.,
Succeesors to A. D. GRIEF? & Co,
W'b.r ..mene~az sa u re I
aoglaI o~sson iea cu&N '
RE- 104 ...POYDRAS STBEET7. .....104
Nsw Osnam.ans
GE.O. GIGNAC ALr. JoURDAIN.
Il 1 SINAC AND JOUilDAIN,
Coawsa Cewi awn Vn.z.am No. 832. 1
8*ALWAYS ON HAlED
svma hTreeiehs, Thbe, Tes, ?ressless,
and AND
orl, d0455 promptly etlanded to.
P. B ETUELI4
Ijgk. EERCUAUI18I, FLOSE
PIra. - -o
great PRoVISION DRt0KRL
105...POYDRAS BTRK3T.-105
I.W. J. TAYLOR.... o U . BURKE
WARENAN E BUTZZ
LH. RA.*b WAKE,
ae .OCASBE AY .
.-. . - o rs
. Q$ $ 1. WIL8On a
EMPORIUM,
168... CANAL STREET,. *1
FiRST FLOOR:
PIT GooDS, GuNare Fesanxo
GOODS.
SECOND FLOOR,
LADIR8ROONFORSHAWL9 CLOAYI
AND WRAPS.
THIRD FLOOR:
CARETS, MATTING AND Rani
A viest to the Stare will my
pmes wishing to buy chap aaie
110. ..CANAL STREET 101
B Near SL Charles,
I NEW ORLEANS, LA
r MEN'S AND BOYs'
I 8HRTS.
I
(or as owx NAss)
° BOYS AND CHILDREN'S
a R0'S AW 1r' aiTS RADE TO min
w Every Article Marked in
- Plain Figures.
S(ood sold on -one pses" system snd
any article purneaind which bile to pe
atishetim an be returned and the anub
ey will be refunded.
iModerate Pricee and Fres&
Stock to select from are sosm of
if the inducements offered at
B. T. WALSIIE's
FIlEWflBXI 1RT ADCLOTIfl wainri
h, 110 Canal St., near St. Charly.
b '"Wv Orleeasz.
he r z a
in N. B.-Letter Or&ers ,irie prtnpt
ret attention and iled C. O. D. if deednt
for
MILLINERY STORES.
be
* MRS. A'. M.PARRIS11
les
s FIRST PREMIUM
&Ma1
Iihi4 H aka .
hey
Oi-. 31.1l CANAL STITl
{ of
0. New Orleans, La.
by Particular attention paid to the
d I manufacture of Goutn' nder
I clothing ; aleoBase Ball Club ua
ppi Firemen's UniformMade to oaInr
sry.
ess
urn
; ...8ANOBOF THENEWYW8
SEnperituan of flreihon
VI
FOR LADIES.
sic prestate by Ejs. A. G..dkh l
in. 1. 1. 1jun13.
oF ALL 1ID1D8 FMA)M
SHEAD DRESS
104 TO ROSIERY1
SUITS IN ORFAT VARIEW*
It wrappe.m Siagle or Double. Vni"
iag of esesy dsscrptiom. Night l
925. Trail sad Walking Skizu.
Drawers, Sacks, Over Shirt., AI"
& s..aL. Is.va,kolse.
inee la tiest Style'.55
1* at Mo~astosaio
- p'rh. TRADE sapplie at3
massple Roo s ,
-lo AT MRS. A. Mi. PARR~
...to cra g ooGDaL
I iOWALIS HIT
L sensei shab **