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1t TI1 F
(lng onf the Ci.irnlval!
E,)I,'T X xIl,.
e allU ts Who's Tihess IPreCIPunl Pl;h1ll ('amue,
(ltNK~li'Tf~:
(IhtlE'TIN+4"
Itl honol.rif Iiii Mitl It ininil Mn.ijlv'y c n,
return to lrl e Hi le IyIf I itt'ltl, nld iIn itttIro'Lil,,n
of the in"ru l an iienvw'rvliin iltolsniji cii ci
cllgy unnilfnateI by lli lvint pll b ,l'c.
A <iAtNl) I'AT'I'E IPAlEANTI'
li herlhy ornde nill | nil iti''or", fri TIt Frt.A Y.
¥1Bl1t AltY i:, A. I. ti7. .nol Il,' ihnlth rf Illi
Majesty'R relanI.
The PAgent. l will apt'nt' utl Ii n'lkn.k n. m.
and uiDoI the rolliwii tlr,,te: fIpltii ,teo.
2nd Prytt l in' Ii, FIcIt, In inlrlngin)l. ifwli t,
Julie.
Arivnla of tlhe kiai;
thi (tl.cious JAlnutlj y willl arlrive. on 310N
iFLY, Febhiniry Li, it i 'inb'lik. Ii tliii " Mlflftile
SThrougth alttul." viia cphil I Itlii ii ktindly lri
Miihed by lii' Imyniil iiI Imalif i .bIotS., !ii1 '
lon ehai'at ir lii f'a oftlhenil limf r iiiiclliifiti'
iloti. lie will hen rio'lv'd Il hii lIh' ilii.ilIf Il '.ir
.nd Ip" ir'rl't'd I1 lls illlllinflIfufm lIh ti f l.
-Charloes hlti'l, hi tihf fffllhwingl fird,'ri:
Ills MhinIcty, Ii ili ItI auidl mlit', in ,..rriag,.;
treasturtll n bg.gItg if Ihf' lilnlg.
1111te :
Norlb Ald, ('nunl to Itun|invar|I un..h Unnall to
.atip, tu C'lliof' h1 f, I 'lf.fiLIf :IlifI 1llff ily
Mall. 'where the kl'yS ,f1 I!, MR. fh'i cf' afd hf'
nlotetd New (tlf,.fn. will I' flitvfiril, 11 t I (ina6
by then lilyor , t" Iiy. hl,~iriulf II In itlniinl v
SntiHtt~n wl I l'el;d!t' tll !the Hot "Sun On.t i.+"
whore he wlll sltr' nillfioif fIflliy lurig tIf' o fiti-r
30hAt purpostiiI i)- lliff''1 R tllas ll IffLrfl iffr
hRnmbirlainn.
General Orilrs.
lttl. H 4p~ lh ip ~tl'i~ii l 4uI f ll lrp '' lilt .
I.
As already aninitoi'ie'il, no nfvfrithi ,Ilug mnim.
4lmiroimul" or [indtinitt flitfifiht wilt hie tmlh'w.,i
in the Pa'eant. h' Chlift of oIr IhI'i oti hi
rorope+, (1Jf, Thlfnm fitinln. Ic "Spf"''lally
-'@barged with 11f fiu'f'tttolhiifr lhf thi' tivliin.
2.
All flrgmnti ,'! l fli' 1ff ttl'lckir-. inft yft fiR
-jltnied, wi+ll luitimo iitiily r lforl If tlhf' Watr Ifo
:I,
*hartminln.
llls nJoelt y,In gilt of Il an't'llins. ic ,,ari'fiill Y
tolded raly Iltilrfri nimii w i 111ff I th'tl ofr I Go
OPltmtlhnt lnui nl ]iiM rlzf'jf'if ll' Mid i potil iio ot IlI
elontl lhlls Iaut hlllllloliz'd, onlellournle ,otr Justltillhdl
1etiy dehlimitictint tIlint imig.ht hi fe, inn ai'lrtld.
Therefore, Hli hnljeoEty dutirnc it dilsttly ill.
Geraitoot thlt, Ihn witl i n tin . lIany mane. dim*
turb the|iftfi l f n n.oif it i' I " int lI"tl hi i ffch 'n
-Clatinl. file MTalti. illy. n mk:llg tliis vistit. dI.
gr*ir to ~Ololf' 'll .ii lriin 1l0II nil hit Iiehg' cullt
fjdtr, *Ihbotll. tCle'+'r ll., h+ th.,h' indl\lcrll h edrr
elltsv Il-hoot refeifn, to thetlil iltlfiviithl fr
now engagLn g lili ittnti.olln if cl ctI lllituitl
milnds In thIs noullntr.iitndl the'reforo delnres the
hearty co-o.peration of 'oinrv iofie 'uehlliig witlhlin
tho limits fff lhis rnilm. And I ti' cIrIhtly tniijinii
Do.o his fni, i nttii mhmInbtr Iiiiiiif Ihluii itaf.
hold, that they ahell thl clii friiiimu "InY lnaii
Which my' hIdtlieareonlhlo tlo l noetlei ancd llign
orlable ulitic'ti of i'ltht'r lpolitintl party.
4.
All litan's of lhiiinet', lith publl ' c!d iri
tLe, are heotLey i'rtiorid'r tohilii e'liid, atllld iI
tra.*iillte rtlltl'tl I t'hrolltghouitlii thli entil h.l Ity (un
UTI5IUDAY. tlh i:lll Pflitiilirmr.
I5.
All holnu'sc cllil ad llinit c lir',r l'nI. tih io ,l O if
_roeosslione - orfifrfld ho be di'iorutild. fir
otherwif o di.tilay iffnllue citgln oif tlle'uiiiaio' I,
the King.
(.
Owners nlld dlr' vnr of lliblie' Iild tumiv'ilo io
Ltltles are requceteihd Io ki'i'p oullt f tlhe hIilwhwayuu
ifl whuich the t ntiitfllllt will fonuin, l itt thrlidh
whlich It will paes.
7.
Owners anl maslortn of vi'ue'n tls cindtmlll
-o0ta In ptort, the proifhlu'tnlno of ptllle bl ill
lngs, And the( Co'niuls of all fI'rniigun iitliinf atl.
leace wtllh lin Mltc'cty. cn il'''i ii dr i,, toipl:iy
.oir ·olorl. dluring tht' 'nlitre dIr.
The cilly authoriii' ai' ihir''hy irdi'rd to i',
move call oiistrtl.i'lii fiion tI li hliglill\w on"
+ ...Ir Ic b.......... .,1I ¢ ....... ....,....
U.
All mallcous millhief upon the part of sub
aeets-such as throwing flour is lnterdleted
and forbidden under the severst ,nalnty.
10.
Eaeh and every line of the city railroads will
run their eF r at intervals of liftoun minutes
during the entire night, and cio cars will be al
lowed to ebstruct the line of pn.eant.
I1.
Ate p. m. on TUESDAY. a sunset salute will
be fired by H. M.'s Artillery, when all loyal sub
..ute will unmask and disperse in order to gtve
Dlaoo to H. . 's Cousin CO1MUS, who vlsits the
city after that time.
And nbw enjoining strict obedience on the
part of all submissive and beloved subjects. lis
Majeetys unnswerviin delr nattion is an
nouneedto enforce all and every provision of
this edict. in order that his brief reign may
leave only smiles and pleasant memories be
kland.
Andsoin the fullness of na royal trust and
-onfidenoe, the interest of his most lBlessed
XtM y's realm. the honor and .lry of his
souse is entrusted to their loyal keetinr.
GOD SAVE TIIE KING(;
-Done at Carnival Palace. and with the Royal
Seal hereunto attach, d, this tetl'h day of Feb.
ruary. in the year of our Lord eighteen hun
dred and seventy-seven, and the one thousand
and sixth of His Majesty's reign.
By the King himself:
REX.
ArrTTEST:
WARWICK.
Earl Marshal of the Empire. fell at.
LEIP'd LAGER BEER.
A FRESH STOCK OF 1 HIS FAMOUS BREW
--OF -
WESTERN LAGER BEER,'
..-iUST RIECIVED AND ON DRAUGHT,
- AT -
A.. I WIT. Ux's
Ose ie. . le1
MERIDEN BRTTABmA
COMPANY
The elegant GOO1) made by this Company
are tilly rrcpreentod at thue Phow Boeme of
ALLEN HILL,
1t87 nIAlOwwmg mTltKT,
Citntrlllain Tea ete, WaLt ra, lutter lil hee,
HInWRa Ui)alR P/"kl H~tAtldR, errlr live. Oaet
'ire, CaUkki' kaI , Fruit I rnd lee C rem 8tastnd
EporgaceR ?def YttJ19re ad till?,. porsltlhl
iined,. uoifje ear17 oa Urns, (ront.h Traye and
HuraperiR, linh. Vi'e tnat intter Itnivee, Hfilver
l inIt 'rlb!" lnive, (el' rvnre, Forks and S9teede.
SI'OOtNS AJN1 PO IFORK.
Table, itoasi'rt, 'rTa and coffee spoonn.
Thoe" (lonia arc' made of Nlvkoi Hilver and
;dnated hy iii"' newir pitonote tirooene, wherteby
S111' ,Illn' 'it'entpit'q lto toowear rmn'tve a domublr
hlif''nieae 'f stilver.
TOlllt'I' AND MAN'rEI, ORINAMEINTM.
y11een.'1'oilet Hots, ('aril 1("en71V re, .Elf',
Ner'i n Jilugs, Nl C'rnei andt t'tluke, ior"'n
Inin lini' iaking I initi"', Hn'l , '6l'reCne
Isollpe, 1,ieti 1 llvvq wi'll FIorks, ln'lirfialal
Hallt. i'lluc l Hot. , Ii itllf" lti'e'e, (1cft nln tttt
Mole, li,,iiiuta ('ill- Milk l'iiuhi'rs, (lra'ker
I'aii", 141tttar 'l on c andl Sifter"., 'riri and Fruit
KIt iyn, Htaiftian II "e. ('ait Vullk. WIino Cool
otae, lee Itu~wie. rat'.
AILEN III 1111I.
Ilt? fleronnee -tret
lia ison" (ii trf1 and lnafavf' is atr'lnst.
(tare fr'mn ('anal aci ;or', oPtrur of Jtar''itnu,
pnaa Ill" t'1.., e 1 ren 4t
SIN AL, -
HEAVY WINTER CLOTHING,
Stuad 1'' r.s"l to make room fi'r
SPItING GOODS!
Cashi IllyerM Wlill doi WIllI to ;look.
(!1Pi'eirn tttlHTNFit tIT. 9IO, 12., t15 to $25.
Wtintor I Vlil(lIA'MH ant TAIAIIAN, *, $7,
$In, $12 ti SM'.
tletannt Wr/ea Nnitt. for Plaill and Veldldgn.
ali iothii'r nlii'vels. Aln', lioyI' anun
,o0w prrlo'o. tlhe fli't gto'nln, ttll t~ll'i 'Ie' atti otl
att
1t "tlll lit ('amp etrer't.
tWhr lef pt nle rly (1 rt1(. n1)1 '' 11 11111 ,'11'111 lit'l nt
clotl orit're, a.'s ealC'Ite o II If arcy & Whtw'er,
Meal Nails Noc. 1t7 & its Matgazine Market.
14 ripliti' Mhili, Fainilies., Ilitnis, ate'. with
U3444111, Y'lUItTAII.KI',
F0WLR, GAME,
Boot, 3Mug~utton
fork, PlnaWlelsB· ? . PFla., rte.
A ll iv arythliin the rmatrket aifords.
M A ITtI LANNI,;H ,i n~ llutatrher.
fi' ntitiler Stalls Nios. 121 A 174 Mtg wnitii Mairkeil.
fell
NI I4I':-1V 1)11) OPPOIR F rl NITIY.
'TiS COMMIltCIAL 1i1TEt AND iIitEtTAUt
IIANT. Oairrcio. Textsn, is itfirici for
ante it a kiaRgo in. thie an ricat'itctoid riputa
tion of fourteen Yi'Ir. \Ywitti a stindlitiI ruin It
,'iiatom, HtIos In g"" fI ordIeiir, andl Iiiro tine
entinpinto antd niitriy new. T'ti ta'ct Iocf'tlta( in
lhii' tit. Fir parttf'lira, a't'tlrc'e .J. IJLIMEN
EIlION, (lliittrstlet. 'r'xne, or .t. CIC'IIH V AL
llt). NtH (lama slri'.'t. Niw fllrneo. foe it
SEED JiUF. NEEI) ,ItII.
THE UNT)ERSIGNET) OFITrif TO TlHE
RICE PLANTERS
THE FINEST SELECTION
-of
SEIEI) lICEI
ON TIIEMAIIKET.
comprising tho following junlilthI:
Carolina White,
Carolina Gold,
Carolina Bearded,
Honduras Best,
Louisiana White,
All of which he will sell at
VERY LOWF PJICJES,
RAOUL DUPRE,
BROKER,
OFFICE-20 and 22 PETERS STREET,
Opposite the Custom House.
.BeIgk. R oPught and Jol4
SPZOt& AL ICtOOUS
O11* Noew Otieas. mad canerlitsn ailreade
Unolti, yo 17 Caroune etreot-N ew Orleaee,
Feb. lt177-The ntar of this Comntany will
run o1n ARIu -07A8 NIGHT lftpr e1 e'uooe--.
Fare Twe y-iveent01 affir r t hat, hot.
pany, No. 124 Canal stront. Now Orlonns, Fol'
ruaty 1l.lf.--Tiho .ins of thit e ,nmtny will
run oan Mardli (Gra night until 4 a, mi. Fare Aft.'
12.4 o''lock twenty-flve nontn.
fell nat . , S,(WIT, Secretary,
New Or teau S learinnltoeas Aseedaeion.
New 'r .ans. Feb. e, 1'7-- The irsociated banks
will bhe nlosedl on MONDAY. the 12th inst.. and
also on TUE HD4Y 1t!lh lnst.. (Mnrdi (Iran) h.th
dave tiing hotlidays by law. All prOnarl.ia'y
Inote, lills or nxc'langl and 1 ontinor'alllll l pltnpr.
Ina. nrllug oin alll tldae, art biy law pntitled to
addiliolnal ra'e until W idnns.r y. 14th hrlt.
f'loi 41 1. N. MA.YNAlltO. MHana.nr.
itnrie of the N. 0. .Ian 1,1Iht Issompany,
Foli.L1, 1817-At. tlhe anrnun Il tl g tlll ofthnr stnok
hilolr.in of thle coillnt)y, lhld Tlul'I slay, Jnllultn
ry9 1W77., I rra lin! to i I. ohttrlor, tin I'ofliwing
g ntl. nt olll wo iln ol. l tIn nrvi aI a hn' ."r( a
tlull'in l tin' OuI1Igtii 'u.lr:
JAlM t JACKtd)'. r, W. 11'll|llillF.l
('RAA. MACIiE)l,.I , I1', F. IUN'N it,
1). 1114t )1;,, I1. .'1' T h ll IUl,
14. 11. (ENNFIIVY.
And at tnhe m1 ontirt- I ni .'ig' niis;'ttioII, Ih 'll Ili
.I AM I. .JAtC'I(8fN. l'rnoilal nt :
(0.1 .14 A 1 t r ll'Y, Vi'" l'vrtsidlott:
VOl. VA Lt O) 4. . i,,'iru ;
F. E. J UIiJillM IN ! T r-.!n ror'.
0in 7t Vo ll VA 1,1,1 1114, Hornthirv.
WANTS.
'VANI'FII--A hlELIAIEl AND TIl' '.T
V w'rtliy nlatlmbrll r l'n itld w1i,1 will PlOinLI at
htinr [ill'n'' Iof ,iil'I+n'II ntit. Airily ti. 39 ItLam lnirt
stntl IIiv, 'otwoo 11 hlu t' a F 11 i A 4. ,iS It
W1tANT'it -A .-. ..Illt !'1N '1')1T T 1'O I T1o ''1,.F
Seountry. A nor.!m!an 1'lo orrond. If ma'rrel!,
h1i wirfn nlly )'n om! l y ])' ns Ioo'k I l ,, co pl tnllt.
ItntorO'lln a in alll d, A pi'ly t.I No. :l I ,'nttll r
at Ioot, l"* 1 I
7ANT'IE)-- HT'1lANtl FI' M AND Vlu'i'I )lH1
or witllol ut Iurld.io, Ib n b m It 'dI flt l'I. ('aun.
uir( nlit, i l l' o flu' m otll ',. d ,i lr In il l ' nl, t in''t
aInlid i vli tt cnll t'on hnvitg tll r.hn, Iull
(lar uln nlot 1tr"'nt. Al , i full l k of ('nr
cina s a n d !. n lt in s . a n 'I it Poll p l'-! ty hto ,k o f th1
J ap, n nan (n C h t!, r ('lrri' hl+g n n n dl I ,r ,llo, a lm it
wondlo'rful onshintIn it lhort. AI lo X. Stook
n Sewvrything Machineto the I'lltl
huTo Whns-l Ion whl,f h 'tnnill h. nmil lit rndul'
prtlo to stult lh,, tim es, T'h , n m munlt l y if;
morat ordhally hnvhitd ta ,oll nil. enxamlloe tit II
Cardolt ro"ot.
no24Hittm 1h, T. M A,'DDOX,
BýEWING MACHINE .
'1111: ,, Il N ,] I :
Sewing Machine
COMPANY
To Whom the Cnntlnnial C mrlmitlon gnvr'
A SUPERIOR
SEWING MACHINE!
Ivery MA(!HINE guarantnle to itivn -ais
NaIction.
Lih| ral disrcount rr r'AHil.
TIE .V(ING6R RlAN' (CO.,
t (Canal atrot. N. O.
teta 401
Tahe Your Choice
--At the
GRIEGG
DEPOT
-And
FASHION EMP3RIUM,
No. 154 Canal Street.
General Agency for hill the lhet and most pot u
lar iowing Miwhlnes: '1lhe Wilson. Howe,
Singer, Wheeler & W ilson. Grover & Baker,
Wilcox & Gibbs. Domestic. Woeed, White, St.
John. Florence, Triunn American. Remington,
Blhc's SeRnor, Buckeye Hland Machine.
Machines. both new and se-ondl-hand at
prices twenty per cent cheaper than aniy lace
In the city. Machines renlted at Si Iper week alnd
same applied on any machine that may aft.pr
wards be seoletd. Every mr achino uaranteed.
Machines repaired at low lates. Atitachlrents
and parts for all inmachines. Needles threo cmnts
apieco. Sowing of all kirls, done t orlder. I he
place 154 CAN ' NT1'"1 'r ,d.)4 till mehi
FOUIRTII OF MAItCII
SPLECIAL!
CUSTOM-MADE
BLACK DOESKIN PANTS
From $4 50 to 86 00.
FINEST ENGLISH DOESKIN
MADE TO ORDER
At $8, $9 and $10.
A Splendid Fit Guaranteed
In every instance at
COGAN' S,
1--.,. a . a .a+ est ......... 1
ý.-' .AriRnWu
LAST W1hl9l OF MR. C1flARL3C POPE.
IBrrIlltrI pblr,,fis of theR Orand Ilomnntist
Drama,,
TIlE UAO(WN.
Wiir'h wP!I ro givpn this
Moalloay Eveniun, Febrcuary Ii,
(in wkiob ow'ninlou hip (IrlR'1(!IIp Minijinty.
ivcoripanind b )y 1114
E'TIR1( PI'ITR,
will visit the tirlinntri' Ii wituunu the rinrfrrrnanf~,
WrnirI Vrn,'n mnntindn WriIneudn y
Thnr'iny Mlr. IOPE nriI MInnIAI tlOy in
"II'nry VII1." (miIff
ir IDWXIM.'HH AU,1IDiMY (WF M[UHtI
I'mtnmenrlin Ptitndny Ierlinp, FpI3. II.
A r'nrl='t''n iii''I. fnniiu v'iuniit ri nepinr.
MR. FRANK MAYO,
Hnipt~rrtnl hby hluow ''Iiulniinn1 ('iit~niiiy.
H l rl l l (l ) .lln g Ok w 1 ·I' R ,i t l 1 ,~ l I Hl r
h IlTV I`IIO(IPIK'."r,
liii) llikt''l W~illi No'w anidII~i.n~iIi'
I I NIAY IFVIININWI. lr[ininrv la.
Ilia hl -t (11'nninua A nnniat) KING IIES will,
IliaI~ntre lntlmo ill Nau I IlIh X Th itre.
t'I'IF;HIWA . Fl. ii MW~l WIrWR I' inhtl, (Iran!i
Ti I'm
A fullA H) MIH1t,
A I 'A1WJ~JWlJt' I IlTA i VENT' I VA I, AND I IWA P L.
Tn.cqqdpy, PPb. 3313t.
A FINAN TWIl,-Ii ANID MAHW,11EI[1A1AI BAI,
MIAILIWI WIIIAt4 N WIIi',
Al WWniuiot .. ... . .. . A iK....ae.I
0111, n in ll i'l ' nip ''nn Wi. r.,lilii W t I in Ii
So l) ll( M 'I' 'Wilt K.
1'WV. I. Iiirt]F,] . ..LW...fmlnnum or.
WI~I,'WNI ('AILNIVAI, WVEEK.
siV/,InPM,[Ny and *ntnrtlrc RIntlnet..
Pnnlot. I*brnnIry 11
IIi.A41 IRIW 7K,
(in.i ii'" want Wh'i WI(c i I W Wnra 1, n, liW
Niw 'Wik. H Liv if iliaiiilai i iinl WiiWuunlW
tdirn i iii NIbiZ i WI.irrli'iu. ju t ti' niw
vvitiml,,r itltti Niii'an]]'iIi (Ji'mliW y f(i1, It
'LWVENTIY-SEC'OND ANNUlAl, GRlAND) FANCY
DIIIIFtH AND) MAHQUET1ADfl JIALL,
Mrdi AUrn, NIght, Tgipgihi~y, Fqbrnay 13.
Unlir Itihe lrnetlmn 'i it well known eind pnlenl
i iii 11cmn, LWOiWoP' ivitlations 11W rWnWy,
A~lwiia iii, s2,flt. I at
flALLS. --'^
{ IIANT FANCY DIIEHS AND MARK BALL
MAIIIJI-UtIRAS NIOwr,
At the Opera lIensNP.
A umpl'n'l~l I iminsa 13TiI ywill firnlih [he Nuaip
oii l th o 'cinplion.
T,'Ii', Ivil iitip 'ne lto hia Wt LEON'S RM3.
'rAUIIANY. 21 H'. ihmrlimnstrou,
Ai minnimo-- (I'nllnn.....................
fii ~ii
r WENT-HEONDANNUAL
(VIWAND) MILITARTY, MASK, I)IIIEIWI AND
FANC!Y PI[IE14 BALL.
Tor b giirveni by the
(ONTI1tWNiTAT. EJUARlDS, COMPANY A,
AT I'. I'ATI' IIIKiH IIALL,
Oni W1naim~h It's npilrthiday,
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MUNICIPAL ADVERTISEMENTS
I|C:BWain4 IS77.
DEIoA RTM7INT ,r FINANC(t. CITY 11[AL,, ,
N.w Orl.nnILnM.1 F',bruary 7, 1877.
N (I1tDIEIt TO FAI I.1'rATEI ' TH l, (CtO hll..E
ii on .f (City 1,i'snise, Dr. 1. M. M ('andi.,sh
Mr. Itlgor Iunuv anind Mr. 7M. I. Ilughof are
nuth1 rizdl. until IfhI it of March next. rto c I
leot. rowmitl for lndl liveor l ,'fansf for 1877
anhd llfow ti uiscoulnt for promLpt Daymlont.
J.. C. IENIS.
fo7 In. Atdministrntor.
CITY LICENSES OF 18$7.
I)I'PAIuTM'7r T or FINANCIe. CITYY TAALL.
NNfw Orlitans. JanuarIry 12, 1877.
City LiefO InMW ffor 1877 aron now duo and DpafRbl
in Gash at thiS l),partmont.
The following ratoe of disciount will be allow
ed. to-wit;
Flvn par celnt from dalto hreof until January
31, 1877.
Throf por Ceant from February I to Fobruar;
15. 1877. Inclusive
Two per cent from February 16 to Fobruart
28, 1877. Incftlu ivo.
jatl2tf2l J. C. DENIM. Adminlstrator.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
OGDEN & HILL.
H. N. OGDI. Jas. D. Hzz..
ATTOBNEYS-AT-LAW.
No. 6 Caron&blet Street. d19
MoENEBY. ELLIS a ELLIS.
John MoEnery. T. C. W. Ellis. E. Jobn Fllis
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
NO. s6 CAMP STREET. Now Orleans. La.
Jan
TI.E CELEBRATED
STEWART STOV(..
IMPROVED PATTERN OF 187s.
The best Cook Stove in the world. Will last
twenty years, and do more work with the same
amount of fuel than any other stove that was
ever made.
SPleoes to repair old Stewart stoves always n
hand. J. H. CAMP&MN.
No. is iPoydras aste eeo~ ar maLo
. . . . . .
TATHAM'S SHOT,
()>RIEN'I'AL PJOWIDER
PERCU S S II 0 ON CAPS,
ELEY E I8, AMERICAN E B's, MUSKET CAPS, Etc.
AGfINT AN D TIMS,
COTTON ANI) SISAL PLOW LINES,
Manilla and Tarred Rope, Cotton Duck, Sail Twines, Etc.
D. IJ. RANLETT & CO.,
Corneor Potors a.nd ; Crcavior.
fo2 Irn
:. M. & B. J. MONTGOMERR'S"
Furniture Emporium,
ARMORY IIALL, 87 CAMP STREET.
The Largest and Most Centrally Located Furniture
Establishment In the City.
-0
Constantly on hand, and at the LOWEHT MARKET I'ICESI tho largr.et and beRt seloeted
assortmllent of
PARLOR GOODB
To be found in the Bouth, eoneieting of
SSults Upholstered in Brocatel, Cotoline, Reps, Terry and Hair Cloth,
and Finished In Gilt.
8 MARBLE T)P INLAID CARD and FANOY TA
BIIEt4 French PLATE MHIRtOtlt and Patent FaxBs
CHAlEk; fine BEDROOM *IUITr, with French PFIa
Dr I)ser r, DrtPsl Coeos sen Arm., rs; maswntfloar
Frtnch Plste IIALL STANDS, with HAt IL CHfAIR.
to match; DINING-ROOM and LIBRARY BUITS o
every grade.
A oom leta Mportment of MEDIUM and COMMON
FURNITIIE. of every grade suitable for eountyl
and plantation use.
A large stock ot boxed and knock down Furnitueha
aind Cbars.
4PRPING, HAIR and MOSS MATTREBHER, HAil
and -FAYliHER PILLOWS and BOLSTERSd, an
LOUNGES, made to order.
ALL OF OUR GOODS ARE FROM THE BEST FACTORIES, BOTH EAST
AND WEST, AND OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST IN THE CITY.
All Goods vacked and shipped free of charge. Thanking our friends and the pubile
for their past patronage, wo soilfit a continuance of the same in the future,
RI. M. & B. J. MONTGOMERY,
Armory Hall, No. 87 Camp Street, New Orleanas.
o1t lm
A. Baldwin & Co.,
(SUCCESSORS TO SLOCOMB, BALDWtha 0,)
74 Canal, and 91, 93 and 95 Common Streets,
(ADJOINING CITY HOTEL,)
IMPOIRTEIIS AND DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMFNTIO
Hardware, Agricultural Implements,
Iron, Steel, Nails, Castings, Tinware, Paints. Oils,
Metals, Cutlery, Guns, Etc.
eRailroad Supplies, Blacksmiths' and Carpenters' Teolsi
METALLIC CARTRIDGES,
THEY HAVE IN STOBE THE FOLLOWING
1. F. Avery & Sons' Cast and Steel PLOWS, Louisville Ky.
Hall's Cotton and Sugar PLOWS, the Brinley PLOW, Louisville, ly.
The Genuine Calhoun PLOW, Maynvllle.
Garret & Cottman PLOWS.
ALLEN'S APPROVED COTTON PLANTER.
-AGENTS FOR
UNITED STATES METALLIC CARTRIDGE COMPANY.
B. F. AVERY & 8ONS, Louilsville, Ky,
E. & 0. B tOOKIE'S ANCHOR BRAIND CUT NAILS and 8PIKE8.
BUCKEYE OIL WORKZR. Cincinnarti. Ohio.
TTIltAN OfT. WAIIRf4 Rt Tams i M. n M .s
s*
UND R A$E~s
orC~ 01?~
IjC
U NDE~aTAERM.
CHAS. C. JONES. JOHN G. ROCHE,
Formerly with Frank Jonnson.
JONIES & IOCHE,
210 and 252 kagmaine st..near Delori.
**.rtrk`wu mid ENmbalmee
AUi. to the flew wlln"ree
rt~ert~osf~qs~q 317a i
'elim
Southern Shoe Factory
OF JOHa HAi SEN,
33 and 85 Canal street, New Orleans.
TO ALL SOUTHERN CITIZENS.,
I am of the same opinion as yourselves and
am determined to help build up the mannufao
turing nternest of our native State in order to
he.l the laboring classes and keep the money,
which would otherwise go to the North, at home.
About a year ago I started my Factory, and by
using the best material and paying- my bands
promptly, I have been enabled to extend my
business and support 500 women and childrea
that would have otherwise left the State. 14
order still to increase my Factery, I woIh
earnestly call upon the merchants, not only of
the city, but of the whole country, to give me
their aid and encouragement. Come and see
aPrel yv JNO. HAN8S
Niotiee to Sugar .Plantew.
I beg to announce to my friends in
try and to the sugar planters in gen
am no1 prepared to e on tl
FAC.OIAGAG and CM rISaION
on an extensive scale, nd I take D
offering them my servie.,
UI l adamnaes made 0t
0untry Correspondj
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