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S . it-.,i. for a Preasident 1f
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it In drumy do all thime rting Cal
, the outrag of which 18
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K. A " .i," a rpublicanicion- 8i1
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,r' o:' . t re w lll from thetm ui l I
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'aLo h ocnthe tIhnw ile han -t
; ,' .y a r."futation .t f thlharget'
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. , The young f-ollow ex
. fIlk. t . itregth, but could
t: I!. . "1t wad then aseId'.
o,.. .f the oth0.i,' 1 alterltt.Ely.
tame r:. quest. eacsh torihd
,,t, but cou, not effeet it.
.. . i,: lt' de.,monstratin! tlg t
a thre i tt stre l ith" mi .
l .ti l nrpre.i i upon th ,i
. j aI . -h' ent forth wiiei
LI vrl ,"s w.vw line4i the L-ad-er
S .. tLf, wrl we have, witn
ttv'h exhort R republicans to
, wrangle, i inkewarm
". JIT., ralvya thr hafort
" ia tiI of our own i
. "at 'vt, it achieved at
" ,r h,'rhicall, waged, aingd
our history has ever been so entire
ly distasteful to us. Republicanism i
cannot afford to be dividtl in Mis
sissippi, and it is the paramount in
terest each and every one to stand
shoulder to shoulder to his fellow
"United we ;utuo, irvided we fall."
Antu, ow, i': a spirit of conciliation,
we exhort the !,.rty t, cultivate a
slpirit of harmony, anl henceforth 1
:o forward together. Let a uiit.td
de.votion to :heoREAT P.ATr swdllw
up rni'ir dirfiriencens, and lot there
hbe a solidity of column and a peace- in
fulnt'is inl our own camp that will P"'
strike t:ertror to the ':,.ttoll s ney are
I-thit wily Democ'racy. -- |Ife.k1y au"
L "a lor. t.>
eci
of
R \111()OA 1,S. to
SPECIAL NOTICE. oo
cit
St. Lnida, Iron Moutain and Scathern
railroad. to
asr
pl.,
THE ONLY ALL RAIL ROUTE fn
WO
To St. Louis, Chicago, Omiha, San w
Franci::co, St Paul, Kan..-su City, Lear- HE
nuworth, St Joseph, le'
And all Points North, Eest and West. ;ir
ed.
.4.
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS lfrve the
New Orl:k uo, Jacklon and G;reat TL
Northern ltilroatcDepet dlilyt , at 7 ed
A. M. and 5 P. M1. ul
AN EXPJ ESS TRbAIN heavs tae foot of
Carn.l :tre' t ily at 8 A. I. via the I
New Orlcans, Mobil,e ,u.il Chattanooga t
tjilroa, nmaking clos' caunnctious th
at M,.biiz . ith tj,' M,),ile and Ohio
Railroad to idl points North, Eait;
and W it.
For tickets apply to
A. D. SHELDON.
Ticket Ar,'nt Now O)rleans, Jacks:n and
(ireat North#-u Rilroad, corner Camp
an.i (ommon streetu, under City
Iitel ; or t,
W. BE)ELIL. i
Ticket Agent Kew Orleans, Mobile and
('hatanotn ; l Rai:rad No. 1511 ('et-:
mon ,tre. t. nnder :t. Charles Hotel.
J. H. WINGFIELD).
(;ener.1 1 t riut, ndin. Agent St. Loui., 3
Irou M.ounaniu end SOuthtru Railroad,
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
A.WD no
big
CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD. At
UL
l
The !obhile divi-ieo of tia road wil be
Veiled for lubineu, in n
Noonday, Ncrmuber l, 1S70, i t
+ud pA.-cnger tramnw wi!l run as follows :
Leave SNew Orln'i, from the foot of
t'-aUn l .tr".:,' fr Hay bt. L "ouis, Pra,s
:hr;atica, Revissip!,pi Cty. Biloir, Ohan
7pr.:: o. P'artiugi.:auanad Mobihi nt 8 celock 1 ..i
A. M. Arrvive at Moi.ile at 2:30 o'Cock k
2. M., onr,.-tin~ at Mobile with the
MO'I.LL AN.D OilO. and the MO
I'II.E ANi, MO)NTi;)OMEY RAIL
P.' ADIl for all points
NOR'TII, EAST AND WENT.
Lo,.ve Mobil- fir New Orleana at 11:2.
4. M. Arriving at 6:1I' P. M.
, Fare Between New Orleans and Mobil,.
Five Dailars.
THIROUGH FREIEJHT TRAINS RUN 1
i EACH WAY DAILY.
Freight received at New Orlans, at
the foot of Julia street befere 4:(0 P. M,. A
teliverad at Mobile early nait morning. J
IFRiEIGHT AR LOW AS BY ANYI
, OTHER ROUTE.
S For further information, call at the
,ienral Office of the company. rooms ane
,nd two. up *.tire. STORY BUILTDING,
'orner Camp and Common streets. .
J. R. KENDRICK,
S(ener,'al Sperintendent.
R' AVELLERS, ATTENTION:
The New Orleans, Jae~son, and Great
Nortkern and lissisippi Central
R ailroads.
R Run their Paewnger Coabe and BagR
ga~e Cari, their combined length
without rhaige.
BA4GGAGE CHECKED YPROM BRE
S BIDENCE TO DESTINATION.
The 7 1. 1. ExpressTrain runs Daily,
tSUNDAYS EXCEPTED.)
Makoes clhse counnections for VicksLburg,
Met mu phi. St. Louis Chicago, Louisville.
' en, aii points beyond, Sleeping carn atI
Lr night, ('antenso Grand Junetin and
ii-. !lumboldt.
"- The Emil Train la tea New Irluau Daily,
rn at 5 P. I.
n MIakee achedule connections with Light
ning Exprern trine, to all pointma NORTH,
on EAST and WEST. Carries the great
i', North MaiL
,. Tiae to New TYork, 7d fcncr.
New and el',yantly fittred ur Sleepiing
care rux: to Huu~b.!dt. I'n,., Cleiv
in- lind. Teuunees,, and Loi.;i:te, Kentun
ial Exprs.s Train S.uth arrives at 1"30
in A. M.
iPn ail u austriy. s .11atl L K.
HARPER'S PERIODICA LS.
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of the kiad is the World."
HARPERS8 MASAZINE
ti
_ºut ic a ' the Pres. I
No more d,:ightful travels are printed t'"i
in the English Uhnguago than aplsar per- Gi
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qin lv l,ry of ewvry grade from eighteen Ra
: t eighty. Its aientific papeirm, while auf- $ia
fciently profound to demand the attention ro.
of the lmarned, ar., yet admiraelly adapted
to the popluacr nnd.rstanding, and design
ad an niuh to ditfuse correat information rat
cioncerning curreut saientiflc dicaovery :.s by
it rnnld be if it was the ,rgan of the ".So f"4
ciety f.a the Ihffdsion of I'stail Knnwl- c
eg'e." The great design otf lhAArva'a in
to give aerrct information and rational tr
amnsecment to the great masse of the r'eo
pl,. There are few intelligent AmericanI
families in which Il.r.rnaUs M etUIzs
would not be an appr. ciatedl aun highly
w,.lceuoe guest Tnere is no monthlvy i
Magazine an inte:lligent reading famiili can
less aff,,ri to Ie without. Manv Maga.
ztines ar' ac-umul:to tIuur.ia's ia. edit i th
ed. Therme is u, t a agazine that is print. at
e-d which sholw more intelligent pains ex
on its articles and mech..ni,:al executi·on. ap
There is not a cheaper Magazine publish
ed. Thr., is not, cornfcesaedly, a more pop
ulnr Maigazine in the world.
- Sew E'ujlaId ".ome..tead.
It ij sne of the wondera of journalism-
the editorial management of lIsnr'a e.
Tes .Vnati;,.
SUESCRIPTIONS.--1871, ti
erT
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An E£-tra (!py of either the MeAtzA'IE. A
W!e KI. ios , , l.-tztA ,rit b! b . i,:Jd ./.,i,nt Pc
,,r etry (v, of Firvs rscta'Cn. G t $1 On Ili;
e rh, i e.,w re,nitane :; o r r Si.r (0 ,Iw;h. r $2s0.
00, Uitho'd ..tra co;y.
rt
S'bsCripticos to H.rr x~'s MAon arx.
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ae yrc ar, $10.00; or two of iterp.'r's rrai
adicalx. t ; onn nddress .,r one year. $7,1t).
B zuk ainbtrrA. can be supplied at any
timne.
ra.
A C'nml,1ete S..t of H ~u:ra'e MA~n.ti.z,
now comprising 41 Volumen, in neat cloth
binding, will be sent by express, freight
at expensa of ,purch.aWr, for $2 25 per vol
unne. bngL Votlum~.s by mail. postpaid,
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a ocent., by mail, postpaid.
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24 cents a vear, which must be paid at fI
tI he sejbJcr.er s post-office.
SAddr ,a H RPER ,k BROTHERS.
Now York
, i L-. : - -_ -- --- ----- --- -
" "templets Pietorial History efthef Timles.
" T~i ,ed, (C`wawYr. and mrod Suc
ce'srd Famniiy Pawpr in the
. . .- :o:
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Complete in all the departments of an at
Amerncarn I any Palper. HArxan'a uiEa- ,
L a hit earned for itjlf a right to sit titla. '
"A JotahAl. o ('tL.ru.Izaorn. "- Sr Yori
Ea.,n.n2 Post,
S The beat publication of its esls it.
.Amenrica. and so far ahead of all other
journala as not to lermit of any compnapri
.n between it and any of their number.
Y Its column contain the finest aellections
of reading matter that are printl.
Its illustrations are numerous and beauti
ful. being furnished by the chief artist of
the country.--- ostoun 7raeler.
HIarper's Weekly is the best and most
C interteting illustrated newepaper. Nor
does its value depend on its, illuntalrations
alone. Its reading matter iu of a high
ord r of literary merit -varied, inatruc
tirve, enatertaiuinig, and unexceptionable.
SI: ubscriptions-1871.
anxse:
Harper's Weekly, one year ......... $4 00
An extra copy of e(ither the Magazine,
SWeskly, or Bazar will be supplied Kgrati
fior every club of tive hu'ser-erg at $4 00
• aah, in one remittiAfe; or, six copies for
g 20 00, without extra copy.
h Subbcriptione to HaIrpr' a Magazine,
Weekly, and Bazar. to one addrana fo)r one
year. $10 00; or, two of Hjrper's Pe:riodi
cals, to one address for oni year. $7 00.
h Back numberi can be aupplied at
any time.l~
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WEEKLY, in neat cloth binding, will be
sent by express. free of expense, fhr $7 00 a
each. A complets lit, comprising Four
' teen Volumes, sent on receipt of cash at
e, the rate of $5 25 per vok, freight s~t ex
at penne of purchaser. Volumi XIV ready
ad Jnnuary 1st, 1871.
The poutage on Harper's Weekly is SO
cets ta yea r, which must be paid at the
subscriber' post offce.
pr Addreen
HARPR & BROTHERS.
~iew York.
'H, Ticket Ofce, Glveston, Iron Building.
Ticket Otfres. New Orlemn, under City
t Hotel, CornercrCamp anad Common streets.
and at Depot
E. Q. SEWALL, (enernl Strinptenadent;
J. B. MOUtlEi'. (.nemral Ti~ket .gent
New (Ori~an. Jackin and (rait
Northeurn I~ailrmwa
E. D. FROST, General Superintendent
30 D. 8. MOREY, OaGeneral Ticket Agent
M pipi cetrial Uaiaroad.
.I 4))L'Z Gem..L Ps15 r Apis I
BTEANPlBOA!T
CAIRO.
ST. Lorts Ain Nzw OnltZxa PatO'[
Coursry.
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOTIS.
tilinoie Central Railroad Paeketa
FO OR 1EMHI'IS, CAIRO
:ud the BenJtda--The fine
p:senger st,.ameirs of
this line will leave as tol!os:
Giving through bills of lading to all BIg
potas on the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad, Nashrvie and Northwestern
Railroad, and Memphin and Ohio Rail
road -albo to St- Louis.
Through Ticktsa furnished at lowest
ratcw to all points East, Wart and North,
by all the various route via Mephis, LI
'Cairo and St. Louis. 8taterooms as -
cured at General Omce, 1(4 Common
treet.
A. A. WOODS, General Agent,
104 Common Street.
C, G. WATNE, rrighLt Agent,
a 37 Nat'hez Street,
JOHN N. BOFINGER. Premident,
Bills of lading for all frtights over
the Illinois Central Railroad; signed
at the office of
JAMES T. TUCKER,
apl. f,-tf 2( Carondel-t Street.
MEsRCItWrs' orrTl 4 ru C PAuL
CoxPANY.
T. Loris, CAlro,
SaIim,.: and the Bends-
The steamers of this line will leave as
follows. at 6 P, M. Pa
(living through bills of lading over
me
the Illinois ('entral Railroad to al
points on Arkansas, White and Cumb c
erlsnd rivers. Through bill. of lading
and passenger tickets issued to all
points on the Upper Misisippi. as
high as St. PauL
Plans of cabin may be see and state
rooms secured on application to
STEVENSON & VERLANDER.
Agents,
135 Gravier street.
JOHN F. BAKER, Preident.
Bills of lading over the Illinois Cent
ral Railroad signed only at the office of
JAS. T. TUCKER. F
26 Caronda let street.
NEW ORLEANS, CHICAGO
AND TILE WEST.
rIlE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
AXD S
Blue Line, Via Cairo,
WILL TAKE FREIGHT
From New Orleancs on first- inf
" las temnersy Tr
LEATVINGO'DA.ILY, AT 5 P. Y., FOR Dr
CAIRO, CHICAGO, AND ALL
POINTS NORTH, WEST AND
EAST, AT THE LOWEST
RATES.
All rates and all through bills of at
l.ading from New Orleans by above
route given, signed and recognized
only at the General Office of the ('o t
pany, No. 2 Carondelet Street. pr
Shiplpers by this route save all dray.
ige and transfer charges at Cairo,
and their goods are always under
.cover, and no charges are made for
, ,rwarding.
JAMES, T. TUCKER,
General Agent. pl
ST. LOUI~S.
For SBt. Lous, Cairo and Memphis.
* The Stenwmer KATIE.
J. M War., Master; will t
leave New Orleans for above ports on
't SATURDAY, bATURDAY,
June 10; June 14; C
b SATURDAY, SATURDAY,
July 8; July 22.
a For freight or passage apply on board,
or to
J. JANN2Y, No. 150 Common Street.
SA. Gl OLEE, No. 196 Common Stree
Where a plan of the cabin can be mseen
BATON ROUGE.
New Ornleans. Coast, Baton
Rougejand (rose Tete IRail.
road semni-weekiy ps.sn
ger packet
.ST. JOHN.
W. U. GiauttIuor, Master;
at Jaza McEa.aor. Clerk.t I
Will leave New Orleans every SrIDsaY,
Is t 5 P. M., andWansvuo, at 5 P. H.
For freight or pasage apply on board,
or to
ir- . O. Mmnascow. 11 Coati street
MILLINERY ESTABLLl8HMENT.
.o I.LL AND WIJTER
BrOCk OF
MILLINERY GtOOD>
of every desription, just received at
ag. 2.' .* E A. R 352 1 '
t.. c,...CHARTRES STREET...29
between Cau al anl (t;'t.noo.e
ut: NLw OXZa).
S ALBERT EYRICH.
Bool-Iller and Mtati er
it ., CANAL STIREEIT,
a' I N OrI 4 9 ii
H. B. LLmam. a W. Imms
H. R. LEHDE & BRO.,
GROCERS
No. 7981 & 83.
Barone Street, Cerner of ,nioa Street
New Orleans.
, Always on hand a choice selection
of frsh GROCERIES, fAn WINES and
LIQUORS.
Family and.Country Orders
Solicited. 49 3mo
MILLIV'i]t "TolEi.
3MRIS.A. M. PARRIS
FIRST PREMIUM
shirt cis' tn
O.l31 CANAL STIEET,
New Orleans, La.
Particular attention paid to the
manufacture of Gents' Under- or
clothing ; alsoBase Ball Club and
Firemen's UniformMade to order. in
BRANCH OF THE NEW YORK ,,
E.mporium of F'ashion ,
FOR LADIES. cos
or
•eprneeted by ln. A. Coogdle ad gl
r. I. E. Linrol. a.
FURNISHING 80 D:0 th
tial
OF ALL KINDS, FROM ii
HEAD DRESS
TO HOSIERY,
SUITS IN GRFAT VARIETY,
Wrappers Single or Double. Cnderclth
ing of every description, Night Dreese,
Trail and Walking 8kirts, Chemise.
)rawers, Sacks, Over Skirts, Aprons, Ac.
Orders taken for wedding OutAts, Chil- C
drena and Infnts' Wardrubelm Suits and
Drteans in the Latest Styles, and supplied
at short notice.
;e-The TRADE supplied at .Vow York
prirc~. re
Sample Room, No. 21l
Canal at.,
AT MRS. A. M. PARRISH'S
PIiEST PE.MI[t SHIRT lrFiT'roiTY. P
ft"Orders respectfully soliciteiL
Mra. A. GOODALE,
Mrs. . E. LINCOLN.
BOOKS0ELLERS, S TA TI()INERS
COSMOPOUTAN NEWS DEPOT,
STATIONERY, BOOKS, ETC.,
No. 94, Exchange Alley, between
Bientille and Conti Streets, .~e Or
Allthe large Northera and Wetern dai
lieu.
More than one hundred and si-ty diff
erent publications received and sold.
Subecriptiona received to all periodical
publications.
Siubsceribers will be accountable for the
subsaeription as long as they do not saend
back the paper, or notify otherwirse.
CARPENTERS, FURNITURE, ce
JULI U& P. . BRO WN.
HOUSrE CARPENTER
CxAN. Sr. Bet nr.Y.rL & Roauow Br's.
Jo1ing. Atteded to Pundunaey.
The Mitchell A Rimellsberg
FURNITURE e.,,
A AxCxurXus AsD WAL3ma LW AuL s~e or
MATTRASSES,
LC OKING
GLASSE's, &e.,
103 end 105 Camp treet, coarner Polyu,
uw
. iGOfoDS & GLOTHING.
PARTIES 1t
WHO BUY FIRST ULASS DRY
GOODS i
Will find tbher money spent mose to their S
satisfAction at
BRAS ELMAN ,&" ADA M"'S
CASH HOUSE
TII\.?
ELSEWHiERE. Tr
A Glance through their immene stockw
-or
Silks. Satin.s. Real Poplin' P,aidy, Serges,
Mermo.. C,.hulm ra, Eup. Cloths,
Fornu.s, Arabm, Jackat. Shawls
Sackings, Clotkings. Cloths,
Flunne!. Laces, , mhoide
ries, Gloves, Coraets, Vel
vet, Ribbon*., Parasol], 2(
Fans,
Etc., Etc., Etc.
WILL CONVINCE.
W.86 ...............and ........ . ..58H
Magazine stre t, cor. St. At drew,
MISCELLANEOU S.
i ') PLES COMMERCIAL!
COLLEGE!
Departanant of
Straight LUnieerstly.
Located over the Freedmena Savings
Bannk,
114 Carondelet St.
OPIN DAT AND EVEN5IO, NO VACATION.
The old and young can enter at this
institution any day, no distinctiou
u~lde in regard to race or color. Thet
d.esign of the Institution, is to furnish
opportunities to those wi.hing a rapid,
thorough and practical bus;incss ed.u
.ation, tifty to oneu lhunred per cent.
aved by students, by taking the rapid
"ommerdi. d course. Parties having or
ilinary ability, who have entirely u"- ;31:
g1cetd their eluc;:tion now have the 4!I
opportunity to qualify themwlves for:
almost any position in the State, in
an iuerrdihle short time.
From two to three months is all
that requires to complete the conamer
al coureo. Terms duced to suitt tl e
ticours.
For further information call at the
College, or addres
Prof. A. T. 8S.lver,
Principal.
REMOVAL
TO
107 ..CANAL STREET.....1G7
No. 9 CAMP STREET.
Cs.aWilNN ab WXTJTEZ
Manfaeturcr's and Dealers
IN
BOOTS AND SHOES, "
Trrnnk, Vallser and Bagtrs.
4Pi
We repeetfully give notice that they have tr
rreoved to the,lhrgo and centrally locte.1 nl
No 167 ('anal Street, tt
Near Dsuphio.. ti
Ii
WINOFIELD 6& COOPER.
PAINTING, GLAZING, CALhSMINING, i
GRANTIIANG(I, FRSCOING, tl
GRANING., HIGN PAINT- p
ING, WALL PAPERING.
Office No. 84 Dryader Street,
Near Union Street 1
OLORED 8EAMEN'8 HOME
GEORGE TAYLOR.
NO. 91 FRONT LEVEE,
THIRD DISTRICT,
Boarding and Lodging
ro - 1
THE FEOPLR'S BOOK
AND
THE BOOK OF THE DAY.
JUST OUT.
the Louisiana Magistrate.
A GUIDE OF DAILY USE TO THE
JUDGE, THE PARISH OFFI
CER, THE LAWYER, THE
BUSINESS MLAN, AND
BEADS OP
FAMILIES
Containing the most neessary informa
ion on questions of every day use,
COMPLETE
SET OF FORMS FOR
I ALL CONTRA1s Or
EVERY DAY OCCURRE~C
For sale by
Geminl USetinamm d law Pnahem,
Iha tL * a No. Smp bee.
JULES ABELARD,
Carpeaterand Builder.
', .7....JULIA STREET....23"
Jaw Oma.a
e inambmI At
LOTI2W1RIB.
LTUW0 1 STATE LSTTIUT WCEIIP
ncorporated August 17,1868
ICHARLE$ T. HO AlRD .. Paasazn
SSINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY,
nAmmnWD Scar ! OSw! 20,000 N: rra.
CuArrnL Pau - .- - $50,000.
CLASS P.
TO BE DRAWN fl NEW ORL-EAXS O0
Saturday, N.Gvmber i, 1571,
fIOWARD, ;IMMiaND & CD.. Contr'ct.
SCHEME :.
20,000 swtustn~er s--ra ot.r $20.
1 prize of $50,000 is..........$50.000
1 prize of :1),I0 is.......... 39'.010
I prnre of 20,10n is.... .... 2.tolO
I prize of 10.1)0 is.......... i,0(00
1 prize of 9,1.) is........... 9.(U(
I prize of 8,0(4 is......... 8.60)
1 prize of 7,0( 0 is...i....... 7. :0
1 pnrize i 6.000 is....... 6,100
1 prize of 5,Utl is......... 5.000
1 priz of 4.14)0 is........... 4,000
1 prize of 3.000 is ......... 3,000
I prize of 2,u is ........ . 9.000
1 prize of o 1,00U1
I prizt of ,(000
I prize of 1.1)15
1 prizv of 1.14X)
I prize of 1,000)
1 prize of 1,000
1 prize of 1.04 0
1 pr;zc of 1,000
1 prize of 1.000
1 prize of 1.000
1 prize of 1,(1)0
1 prize of 1,000
1 prize of 1,000
I prize of 1.l0 are =95,006
i pr'z of 1,1)00
1 prize of 1,100)
I przo of 1," i0
1 prize of 1,000
1 prize of 1.10)5
I prize of 1,000
1 prize of 1,000
1 prize of 1.001)
I prize of 1.000
1 prize cf 1.00.)
1prze of I.i} 4)
1 pri.e of 1. ')
1 priz.e of 1,th)
.Jl pr:'.. of 5,c- aroe 25.000
:17 priz.es of ti " are 63.4(0
410 prizes r.nion 'ting to $2,0,450
Whole tickets $24; shares in proportion.
Prizes p.3ahl. in fuill without dednctlio.
Oreras to be adlreissed to.
CIIS. T. HOWARiD,
Lock Boz 692 Postoffice. New Orleans.
fend Postoffie Money order or Register
your L. :ir.
PATENT ATTORNEYS
AND
DEALER IN ALL THE
and mosMt Ueful Patents of01
the age.
We big to call l,ubic attentan to the
ftrrt th.. we are now prepared to fill or
Iderr for the latest novelti.w in the L .e of
pi tetittd goods, and are cuostnhtul) .dtkiiug
to o r large stock, such articles of
merit as the inv'entive spirit of the a
proyuces. and the progreuei'e te.nper of
the tince demaunl.,. The ioutheru ('Cou
try erpecially, needs thee. labor-saving
inventions; to our friesula in the country
extead an invitation to call anud easwine
utr.l,(-c ok .rEnrJ,. a AND Iran cr
lnvInventrs c..n ot*il' fnf r.:, ution
through our Age:y. 6ithe courtwae to be
puruc-d in obtaniiug patents. the MUnrie
OPERIANDI OF THL PATITT OPrICa. (overtL.
ment f.ee, ke., Ae.
SApplications made, and Caveats Sled,
rpeeily and eff.ctively through our omee,
aj(D Ar Lr cui r Tu Ta IwvazTO, thsn
personal application at Washington. For
Scircu1ar adres.
MTAOG & O'NEILL.
Io Canat l 8treet.
New Orieerasa.
CARPET WAREUO USE
17....CHARTRES STREET..17
ABEOUS8EAU & CO., Imsorters and
Dealerrs at Wholesale and Retail, oflfer at
low pnrices ;
CARPETING,
FLoor OIL CL.OTIL
MATTIGO.
Curtain and Vpbhlstcrrr" Material
Window ihadees, Tahble Corer,. Har
!(!- t , r ('ortains. Cornink. ate.
siabw. 4. Jk. CIra4,
Fashionable Milliner,
281 Poydrse ste
--:0 :-
SBonnets, Rtegaliua, Plags ud
Rosettes. Society work done to order.
00. 500. . 500. 600.
HOME WASHERS,
HOME WASHERS,
HOME WASHER$,
Sold within the Past Two
o[uths under . 'Ul
aourmed
r. Speaks tor itsell
In Opatio a liity o g
DepetNo. 1768 Caml rstrt.
PrIaB ' M
F o 'RL~s ~

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