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t\\.ItD ON THE WALL,
S,k, t think that the Almighty
,lc ny mistake in Niagira. If
, iv ay altake in that matter,
;, : creatures that he made
,.v and contemplate his works.
t (t111esc have been for at least
., itLrrce thousand years a wall
lt,,u;! "1"Tle. It would, bankrupt
S, , r P.riq to build the
,t ('ln i.t is the great wall of
i,i. 1" is forty-feet high.
- .r irty fcet is 1hwn lime
,ra .ite. Two modern car
., 1 1p7 s each other upon
I. t has a pa:r.pet
. ,, i wie length, with
st,.: rcases, buttresses,
S]::. ,.s.,"ii lue at every ta:tlr
I/ : ,,4.. and it runs, not by
,;: , I,, 1111:+ anl raising val
S " r thlld nleiVell (crest of
t r1:.'. awlnt down through
., , a ditance of a thou
... .. ... . l iral Rodgers and
I , .t it wuhld e',st nmre,
Si.: thi, great wall of
: :.i.relh its extent of one
u. . ..:.1 than it has cost to
: i'rt-.e thhol:and miles of
:.. :., ':. . Unitel States. Whiht
,J Si: :. v it i ' li -ln the ephe
; i ihe human intellect
.~. , t altilitarianu enter
... cs:try Iuul Tffective two
, ri* a\r, :. now not merely
S n i :.n imbrace an I un
:t !i' VI 'llI I2LIC!Y.
l, : .:" Th.:rt the Dnmncratic
i .l- Ir': i11 ,,, ,'espo &i)u.1 3 with
S t'., :. !,:,,lriety of abandon
, tn for ljrsid,.nt with
S.,, rti g a (iConservativet
' .', .T sitin i to Grant,
,I. jnrv at N(:w Yik
. .,i the 1)luem.cratic
,- : \V:i'c:C:gtn, :as oumed '
":Tait qtite' a num1-'
i "I. ,is:i 1ul I2, favor such a
t- p 'lyi t" a.lmitt:'l. W hil
ti. ila .!11 other RI.)publi
Si. psl1 to a c uintinu
,f ip ir ;.'nt adtniuistration
!..... Ii: ,nlly hope of ei
, ::,1 i t e: pr,)gram:ni ,.
.i. .: ,. ,, I.ret ti. n ist, It o e all
l t ,i t.. it, are (ue -'
.t , t' I that it iiu, t V,:" l;ft
. ire ti l. cid. if t i':ere i
? I li t thie )cca r :ca ' , oIi al
.i * "'. : (',! . lit t i , ' 'iit .c m, ait
aI nPIal:l, t+, ,eCI, I. on the tin,
i )L',e, ,,f albl clin- t]):, n,.xt , ,,i
:t,,n. !}, th::t tin, th, loul it ,
1' :m r' ative l .t \ I ll.l au i , ntdl'
\t: '1, of the ,.I)-oi"at i",iiu oI
1 ,w , ratie p'rtv will I(e fill,.
1 . , ,,rl the cnumusittee can
Ih ;e Lt', r it is th wisest course
W'I a c:1.l, ;pur, Htn simple, for
...i; lt the uit.necrate again
'- i], ji ,1 1 l.rr uell n, t organlizt -
! ,, t II 'ute ot it'pre
1, (clek thm day, and
t lr Ib the late Iprmsid,:nt I,
S i, ,uuttee, IIm . C. Dihible.
,ing -leerild temporary
I '~lliuam H. Grceu tempo
i:.r thllowing coIummttee on
. . pointed by the chair:
I . illia.nm igenr,. W. C.
1i (' (annellt, Henry Camp
. of fiftoen minujtea the
! r .r d the following delegates
*.el '.,ited andt accredited, and
" t:hey , u.mittmed to .scats.
, .. ... rtlliliur Frilot. tieco dI
i l 'hr.t s .Turr:v. F.urth
. u ~I :u,! G( . E. ris. Fifth
' , ;.2. \'d er, .i. C. Kl ubler and
S rthi WIr1l: .. A. Laffcr.m
'. I d irtt. R* ve, th Ward: J.
m.. J. Mre and L. P.
" . ,d ' George lowald.
~!"''!". . v,,tr, E. P. Dudl o s
. , meojll. Twelfth Ward:
S" n1; a. k. taurps. Thir
" ., \ ,n andtJ. 1. Gaudet.
'ard. llenry C(ampbel FIf.i
" ' Buuhanan and J. H. H1.
' f Mr. Weaver, the following
, l, ',rmannt or uanjizati on
' avmr,r O'Connell, Bich
- rs; which committe,
'"J . . lir' l of te Parish
S,. ·p " )- , on pre.idhnt, six I
'. rL one treas-, er and on
t all t, be elected b3
a , , m , t . . D i b hle , W . . i t .
" T w,'re n'mJinated.
I . . " ' , l a wnijoruty of
. "a. d1k.chred elected
second vice president, P. E. Beehel; third
vice presideni, J. C. Keubler; fourth vies
r ptesident, K P. Decloslange; Mbth vies
piaident, B. lachabman; sixth vice pas!
dent, J. B. Gaudent: secretary, J. D.
O'Okm ll; crrespndiLg . etetar, Wil.
liam H. Green; treasaurer, J. B. Jourdain;
tergeant-et-arms, J. Stokes.
V Mr. Vigem preseated the following reao
lotioa, which wan adopted:
Resolved, That the vaeaneles in the
Third and Eleveath W\asb be MIWd by
appointment by tie chair until 4srtions
ti held.
Whereupon the chair appointed W. B.
Barret, J. W. Qains, W. W. Johnson, B,
P. Blanchard and Patrick Creagh to re
)present the Third Ward, and J. S. Bad
gerd and A. J Johnson to represent the
Lieveuth Ward.
Mr. Vicerg ujoved thafthe unles and by.
laws of the lteparish exentute committee
be ad'opt .i tewmpuorrily.
Adoptel.
On motion, the secretary of the late
contuaittee w.s directed to turn over to the
-ec~r,.ttnry of this committee the papers of
the late co neuitt.e.
The chair appoiint.d the following gen
tlemniea as a finance committee: Thomas
Isabelle, Thomas Murray, B. McKernon,
F. Fond.d and A. Wilson.
On motion, the commuittee then adjourn
ed to meet in the Stunate Cmanber, on
Friday, December 1. 1871.
HENRY C. DIBBLE,
President.
J. D. O'C,.vszzm., Sscretary.
LAWS OF THE
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PUBLISH!IED BY ALTIIOITIT '
As A ('CT
For the r !ie f of the pariah ,if Jefferson,
ri;ght halnk of the Missisij,pi river.
Section 1. lIe it emaicted by th! S-nate
and H ,u-.e of l)eprea.:tativc. of the State
of Louisiana in General As.emb:ly con
vened. Tiat the sanm of twenty-eight
,tos.nd three hundred amnd twenty dol
Lr:i anul twenty-seven cent. be end isi
hreby apljropri :te I out of any money in
the trtasulry not oth!rwis2 ao!prpriate.l,
I . he prid, to the police jury of tihe pa.rih
,f J .1 ffr.oln. right bank, for the building
f J.:rdoe l.v, in the said- p.:rih. in the
'iear one thotusan.1 cight hbIldred antij
sitVy.,rvn; .n,1 the Auditor of Public
. 'c .nutt i, hr.. by to ibsne his warrant on
the Treas.unrer r the said amoulnt.
Se '. 2. Be. it fnrtiber enacted, etc',,
Ihat tlis a"t shall take eff.:t fron anind
.dt r its lpa .age.
(.ig.,) GEIo. W. (ARTER,
Sibe!;-er of th. Ihiias of It pr,.seutatives.
Sip. "i) Os: Ra J. 1)I'NN,
.Lit:.L t ,, v. r r .ni 1'rebub ut of th.
li . 1 ,I ,' . :e ' er t7l.7 .
i.i) I i. ('. W.v1fMOTII,.
1v ". r 'I 7.. Si.,1. ., . btlisij.i .
'"..J. lImujry ,
;.,. ",, t.atry . f State, i--I f-,,t.
(omrnm rcial.
Wc;l).v-, Nov. 29- -11:0 A. 1.
'tc rrs- The market has again
b,+ enu uniettled by farther unfavor
<blu Liverlpool and Nut York ad
vices, the former quoting 1-16d.
down. Holders appear ready to
make further concessions, and have
belen compelckd to submit to an ad
ditional reduction on yesterday of
'i.je. S;des thus far over 2000
.alks. GCrood Ordinary good style
sold at 17(c.
Average Exebange
Lihtra. Figures.
Low Ordinary........ --( -
+)rdmhar... ......... .l 16 -
S.wd (irdinary .?7' ..P rld 17(
Low Middling .......I ( I1A1 It
Mididling.......... --.l 18)
.4trict Muddling........Il a~)19
US)od Middling........ 19i r19 19j
SUGAR:
Good Fa.ir, ' lb ..............8l~..ic
xellow Clarified ................ 10 rl11 ,
lair......... ... ............74( 8
Fully fair ..................9 ( 9.
White................ .........11 ( l2
MOLASSES:
Centrifugal.................3..35(s Oc
F ir .. . ..... .... ..........40(4,43
I Prime........................... . .. 51
lieboiled, plantation, y gallon..30()
I[teboiled, refinery ..............30i) 63
itolden Syrap. ................ ... $1 00
FLOUR:
CONCEIIT. I
On TLUERDAT EVENING, December
5, 1871. there will be a
in the Mechanies' lnstitte, under the
direction of the
LOUISIANA PROGRESSIVE CLUB.
Care and diligenee will be used to make
the entertainment, lively and amusing.
After the Conoert, the lervenrs of damcing
will be afforded an opportumty to indulle.
New Orleans, Nov. 28, 1871.
X..it of OMBo.r
-OF TI-E
Workiugarn's !utmal Ai d Iad lkcrlctt
Assacitie.
O3GxAzI a Novxxsatr 13, 1871.
Pr.idnt........ ..... PELu L RaU
Viee-Presiden... ... . P. Gw.LAEAza.
Recurdia SeoCIry .... ..'Anaeu Ix.i U.
(!brrcpondL. ,Secretar" .. Gr.o. GzEOI.
'redUr............... ,c.
.7*FRegnlhr meetip MOUNDAY EVE.
NING8, at 7 o'clock. P. M., corel of
I Tehoupitols ad Napoleon Avene.
I HARPER'S PEIUODICALS.
° "ijqaitioubly the best ssteaied week
of the kind ie the Wwid."
HARPERS' MAGAZINE
e 3ices qf the Presr.
Nn me edeliff utM travels are printed
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petuaRy in JLuwsRs' Manr Es. They
are read with eqwal interest and satisfac
sion by boys of every grade from eighteen
to eighty. Its scientiflc papers, while suf
iciently profoirnd to demand the attention}
of the learned, are Vect a.'imirabl y adapted I
to the popusrat sundstalNing, and design
ed as much to diffuse corr t information
concerning current esienti ec discovery as
it could be if it was the orani of the -'So
ciety fou the Diffuion of Useful Knowl
edge." The great design of HAtaPis is I
to ,ive correct information and rational
amusement to the great maIIsses of the peo
ple. There are few intelligent American
families in which H .npEn' s M.tAZINE
would not be an appreciated and highly
welcome guest. Tnere is no monthly
_ Magazine an intelligent reading family can
less afford to be without. Many 3Iaga.
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ed which shows more intelligent pains ex
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ed. There is not, confessedly, a more pop
ular Magazine in the world.
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It is one of the wonders of journalism-
the editorial nmanagemen:t of H.ucira's.
-lte .tlien.
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WEE"LLY, or hIAZt.s trill be as,,,ppib.l gretis
tow eerryq I(7rtl rfFivE St'a-scasxaie at $4 00
rchl, i. ,an r'msittance: or .Siz (,pics for $2).
00, tithot extra cupy.
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The l'otag. e on If nPEa's MflotrIN in~
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iew Y,r.
Soi t rmplet Pirlorial History of Ihe Timrt."
" Ti,' er', (it oape1. a,,! ir,o Su'
.e . u! Farmily gIo'pr is the
VIýTION."'
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I t columns contain the finest collsction.,
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ful, being furnished by the chief artist o01
the country. - -Bostuan Tramlvtr.
I Hrper's Weekly is the best and most
interesting illustrteatd newspaper. Nor
a.oea its value depend on its illustrations
alone. Its reading matter is of a high
order of literary merit-varied, instruc-1
tire, entertaining, and unexceptionablo.
Subscriptions-1871.
Harper's Weekly, one year.........$4 00
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cals. to one address for one year. $7 00.
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pense of purchaser. Voiam XIV ready
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iD Addre..
HARPER & BROTHERS,
New York.
ST. PHIIP STORE,
230 ROYAL ST.. CORNER.
ST. PHlUP
lwe ikias.
I. 1. E1 A IIfttl,
taplesad l tJ II G6eeds,
TPuWDaG AMP IATI,
8f7i iA OA 7.
FOR CAIIt0 AND !fl. LOULS.
Illinois Central Railroad Packetas.
,l'ft FR MEMHPI, V AI.O
anl the Sends - The fine
nger steamers of
this line will leave as lol!ows:
Giving through bills of lading to all
Railroad, Nashville and Jorthwestern
Railroad, and Memphis and Ohio Rail
road--also to qt. Louis.
Through Tickets furnished at lowest
rates to all points East, Wenat and North,
by all the various routes via Memphis,
Cairo and St. Louis. StJtterools .se
cured at General Office, 104 Common
treet.
A. A. WOODS, General Agent,
104 Common Street.
C. 0. WAYNE, Freight Agent,
37 Nutshez Street,
JOHN N. BOFINGEPI Preiddent,
Bills of lading for all freights over
the Illinois Central ILxilroad; signed
at the oflice of
JAMES T. TUCKER,
apl. G-tf 26 Carondelet Street.
Macua. rs' SoCTHRI' PAsUCET
CoMat'rs.
. roPI ST. Loris, CArno,
_M_ EpmPs and the Be~lt
The tamers of this line will lrave as
follows. at 5 1', M.
Giving through bills of lading over
the Illinla Central Bailroed to al
points on Arkansas, White and Cumb
,erkinrivetr . Through bills of lading
and passenprr tickets issued to all
poinat. on the. Uppor Misamimippi. as
high as St. PauL
Pblns of cabin may be ase ail stte
rooms secured on aPliekation to ,
STEVENSON & VERLANDER.
135 Gravier street.
JOHN F. BAKER, President.
B1ilb of ladling over the Illinois Cent
ral Railroad signed only at thooflce of
JAS. T. TUCKERI
26 Carondelht ,aliet.
NEW ORLEANS, CHICAGO
AND THE WEST.
THE ILILrOIS CENTRAL IAILROAD
Blue Line, Via Cairo,
Mir " WILL TA KE FREIGHT
From New N Orle.uno ou fir.t
LEAIrNo DAILY, AT 5 P. aL, Mron
CAIRO, CHICAGO, AND ALL
POINTS NORTH, WEST AND
EAST, AT THE LOWEST
! ATES. I'
All rates" and all thrungh leila .vf
I hding from New Orleans by, aHbove
route given, signed and reCogniz.ed
only at the Genoral Ofltce of the Ctrn
pany,4 ,26 Caropidiet 8tteeL..e I
Shippm by thi t ute Ihe :ll dray.
age aHC j txajter , sLs ---i.L L'aits,
and their goods are always under
cover, andl no charges are made for
forwarding.
JAMES T. TUCKER,
General Agent.
ST. LOUIS.
For St. Louis, Cairo and Mcempli.
SThe steadmcr KATIE,
J. 31 W7arn.. Master; will
leave New Orleans for above ports on -
SATURDAY, SATUIRDAY,
June 10; June 24;
SATURDAY, SATURDAY,
July 8; July 22.
For freight or pasage 41ply on booard,
or to
J. JANNEY, No. 150 Common Street.
A A. GREEN, No. 196 Commuon Stree
Where a plan of the cabin ean be seen
BATON ROUGE r, "
. New Orleans, Coast, Raton
Irgeanrd Gra.H. Tate Iail
Ssemi-weekly pamssn
er pc 8T. JOHN.
,. . Gazaons, Master; i
JAwrs MlcE.nor, Clrk. h
Will leave New Orlans every SartvlaY,
at 5 P. M., asdWaniaoni, at 5 P. M.
For freight or paeage apply on board,
or to
E. . ML~aox, 11 Conti street.
MILLINERY ESTABLIISHIMENT.
FALL AND WINTER
MILLINERY GOODS
o@ every deeeriptioa, just pereved at
-*. at.'st A ja lmardr • a
s...eflAr TBM sftE'f'...29
between Canal and Customhouse
eOrO , Okt, a.+
KtER ADVERTISEM.YTJ.
H. R. Laen. E. W. Lras.
H. R. LERDE & BRO.,
GROCERS
I N.. 79 81&83.
Ilarosne Street, Clter of Phi.. Stel
New Ortrena.
."-Always on hand a choire aeteetion
of fresh GROCERIlT, fine WLNE)E and
-LIQUOM.
Family and Country Orders
Solicited. . No. 49 3Jmo
MILLINEi Y ST'ORE,.
SMS. A. M.PAR ISII
FIRST PREM1IUM
hirt gidk
N0.121 CAN.AL STREET,
New Orleans, La.
Particular attention paid to the.
manufacture of Gents' tinder
clothing ; als.oBase Ball Club ani
Firemen's UniformMade to order.
BRANCH OF THE NEW YORK
Emnpohtem of Fas hion
FOR LADIES.
Represented by Mrs. A. Coodale and
rs. I. E. Liarola.
FURNISHING o00D:D
OF ALL KINDS, FROM
HEAD DRESS
TO HOSIERY,
SUITS IN GRFAT VARIETY,
,WrV)pI'rs .Single or Doull.-, IUnlirclth
in~ of evrry de.iription. Night Draws..
Traci ,d! Walking Sk:rts, ('l, ui .
Drnweir.g, ack, Ov.r Skirts, .poni:l. e.A
Orders takon for wedding. Outfits, ('lhil
druns and Influt,' Wvrdrlrws. Suits ,itd
Dressew in the L!:test tltls, a:nd supplied
. ht ;hurt notice.
?The TRADE supplied at New York
prices.
Sample Room,'No. M~l
Canal t'.,
AT MRS. A. M. PARRISH'S
FIRST PFREIIL'I HIfRtT M'fftTORY. I
.ipOrek s rteptf~uby slicita ."
Mrs. A. GO(ODALE,
)Irs. K. L LINCOLN.
1O()OKSEL LERS, S7TATFO7E'1
ICOSMOPOUTAN NEWIDEPOT,
STATIOUNER~, BOOKKs, ITC.,
No. 94, Erehaga, A1Uly, btween
Bieurillhand Coti Sttre', New Or
leans.a
All the large Northern and Weutern dai
lies.
More than one huadrPl and izty diff
eenat pubhioiitngix rceir4 an suol.
Subscriptions r~ceived to all ptrlodical
ibh!ieantins.
ubsnhsriber. will be ateouutaile for the
subrcription as lodg ~ ther. do not send
heck the paper, or notify other~iae.
CARPENTERS, FORNIT'UIRE, de
JULIU.PJ?, B&ROWYV.
HOUSE CARPENTER
CANAL Sr. Bet inw.aar & ~reamg 8si i
Jebibu. 4&nd to PuuWbg
The Mitchell 4 Ramr sheb g
FUlR ITUl E CO.,,
Sarend ass Ou1arWareariern eo
LTrussm.
LcoKwN
DRY GOODS & CLOTHING.
PARTI'ES
WHO BUY FIRST CLASS DRY
QOODS
--roe cAse-
Will nd their money spent more to their
ratisfaction at.
BrlAriLMA & A DAMS'
CA.SH HOUSE
TUAN
EL SE WHERE.
A lance throug their immense stock
-or-
dt Silks, .atins. Real Poplins, Plaids. Serges,
Metarwm, (.wbmesei, Emp. Cloths,
F'rmosas. Arabs, Jacketx. Shawls
Sackings. Ctrkings, Cloths,
Flannels. Laces. Embroidle
ries, Glove-% Comtt, Yel
R vets, ihbbon, P'arasols,
Fan,
Etc., Etc., Etc.
WILL CONVINCE.
..86 ................and ............. t8
Magazine street, cor. St. At drew,
MII,.' CE!LLAXEO US.
HE PEOPLES COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE !
D :p -'as.ts s t of
Str'aighqt Untirersily.
Located over the Frccdmens Savings
Bannk,
114 Carondelet St.
OPEN DAY AND LVENING, NO VACATION.
The old and young can enter at this
Institution any dlay, no distiaction
made in regard to race or color. The
designra of the Institution, is to furnish
.,pleantutnities to thos:e wishing a rapid,
thorough and pructical business edu
cation, fifty to one hundred per cent.
.tvced Iby students, by taking the rapid'
commereidl corurs#. Parties h:tving or
,linary ablility, who have entirely ne-I
gl. tecd their ednu::tion now have the
)pportunity tO qualify themselves for
ahnost any position in the State, in
i incredible short time.
From two to three months is all
that requires to complete the commer
.1 course. Ttrms duced to suit the
times.
For further information oall at the
College, or adre-ss
. Prof. A. T. S'-lever,
Principal.
REMOVAL
TO
167 ..CANAL STREET.....16'l
IFROM
No. 9 CAMP STREET.
a(Jywn asb WPIrzTw
IN
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Frmtak, Vali.se and Bags.,
We repectfully give aotice that they have t
removed to the large and cenlrdalv lIoatv* ,
No 1f,7 Camal Street, .
Near DauInphine.
WIFIEL. COOPERS, i
L'AINTING., OILAZING, t'rSOllMNING,I
GRANTILING, FRTHCOING,
ORANING. ISIGN PAINT- .
INil, WALL PAIPERING. t
Omice No. 81 Dryades lStrelt.
Near Union Sttlt.
OLORED 8EAMEN'S HOME ]
GEORGE TAYLOR.
NO. 91 FRONT LEVEE,
Boardi.g a(d LdE Jd~ng "
THll FEOPIE'S ' OO0
THE BOOK OF THE DAY.
JUST OUT.
the Louisiana MagistrateI.
A GUIDE OF DALY USE TO THE
JUDGE, THE PARISH OFFI-.
CE., THE LAWYER, T_ E
BU8I'NESS MAX, AND
HEADS OF
Centainag the meet meeemary informa I
ion on qudstions o'esory day use, .5
ALL CONTBACTS O0
EzVnr DAT OCCUEIERECZ
Fotr alp by
Gmen taatesuema end law uMPbibes
mlk0. tf. No. 60 Csmp 1
cpe-nter..d evIItr.
--... JULT I~~
LOTTERIES.
l01CR1.1 STAl! tOTTET (WA\NT
Inoorporat~ Augustl7, t68
CHARLES T. hO1 ARD .. Pxmrt.
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY,
ir :a8 nrN P:ew>m! OrTr 20,4)60 Nmrjas.
SCAPLrrrt, Parz - -- $~0,000.
CL.1 S Q.
TO BE DRAWN IN NEW ORLEANS ON
S Satulky, Brember 2, 1Q71,
SHOWARD, SIMMONDS & CO.. Contr'cts.
SCHEME :
20,000 Wxux ts--'-rckxs onr $20.
I prize of Sr),000 ii.......... 5).000
1 prize of 20.00t in.......... 60.4to)
1 prize of 20,0I00 is.......... 20.UaW
1 prize of 10.0(X is.......... 10,l40
1 prize of 9,0000 it.......... W.Itf
1 prize of 8,0Kx) is.......... .100U
1 prize of 7,00 is.......... 7.0041
1 prize of 6.()i) in......... 6.(00
1 prize of 5,t(M Ais......... 5,f)00
I prize of 4,000 is............ 4,000
1 prise of 3,t11 ij.s.......... 3.110
1 prize of 2,O00 in ......... 4,000
1 prize of 1,000 (
1 prize of 1.4M9O
I prize of 1,00*O
1 prizv of 1.000
I prize of 1.491)
1 irize of 1,000
1 prize of 1,O(M)
] prize of 1,0t.
I prize of 1,00,)
I prize of 1.,(K)
1 prize of 1,0360
1 prize of 1,001
I prize of 1,0) I
1 prize of 1.00U , are $25,006
1 pr z of 1,1)00
I prize of 1.,01)
I prize of .L000
I prize of 1.KM)0
1 prize of 1,(000
1 prize of 1,0(1)
I prize of 1.1)11
1 prize of 1.004
1 prize of 1,9000
1 prize cf 1,000
1 prize of 1.000
I prize of 1.0411
I prize of 1.AkN)
5) prize's of ,', I; are 25,000
:;17 prizes of 500 nre 61,450
140 prizes amtounting to $'",8,450
Whole ticke-ts $240: shares in proportion.
Prizes payable in full withont dedncti,n.
.)rdters to be a .ldressed to.
CIIS. T. HOWARD,
Lock box C.92 Postomffee. New Orleans.
S.end Pontoffie Money order or Register
nour Iatter.
PATENT ATTORNEYS
A NDI)
DEALER IN ALL THE
iaud anol UIeftil Patents of
tihe age.
Wu bag to call public attention to the
tiact that we are now prepared to fill or-.
dert for the latest nor*hies in the liln of
paetcute d goods, and are cotasl:sty addiug
to our large stock, such articles of
m.eit as the inventive spirit y' the a '
produces, an' the progr. s~ive 'tnper of
the times domands. The Southern Loun
try especially, needs thetse libor-savitg
inveutions; t- our frikends in tie ecountry
extend an invitation to call and exan.ine
our stock of HotsEa7' ", u LTa
Li.
Iuventors can obtain iufornmation
through our A;eny, of the 0ourse to be
pursued ia obtiainig ;ntnfts, the Molm'r
oi-'Lnsi OFr TE P'ATnT OIV(it, (over
,unt luee, Ie., Ae.
Aplicatiosn made. As4 4Caeath led,
9lYpedily and effectively throujh our oej
IAND AT LE.' (uS T TiT iE INT S i'toE .U6)l
personal ajuplic.4ion alt Wa.aing'tou. .by
circular trteas. "'
STAGo k OJNPjER * '
Mew OdMreans
17....CAJyaE'S SE '..17
A-tBAUiS4 . k CO.,: I4ieers ani
D dlesat awheoahale aI kUttjiL okar t"
low aoes ;
FLOOR OIL CLOT"it,
• - -,G
Curtain and "Ith-lhterer' Iftesa4"
Window Shadee, ltable obte , *lar
"fo*,*. Tece wetlnai. CernleL. ete. '
.hrs. 4. E. 4UsalI,
Fashionable 7illincr,
2l3Wd Pya, etS,. -
Rosettes. iocit wotrk deM to rda .
,00 600. 600. 00.
HO oE WA.HERS,
HOHO E W4SuREt
ddtIrithia the an Two •
Mouths under + Full
Iot one
SpeqliOk fo itsel5 ,
-- Ceabi WEm
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