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SInnay. tebrawy 26. 1871.
Se U.ies of the New erleanes DMu$
*4lAW.a atbeen he Remoed froeem 14 Camp
*i" to 180 1Otrvler street.
L·ace iINCw 'tnat IVENINOG
Aksaae w' Musto-"Oolleen Bawn."
Oat subsoribers will confer a favor
.'. a tS by reporting at this office every
i rat in the delivery to their address
at the DzmooneAT, as we are particularly
. trll OPu of achieving absolute exacti
4ud . a' nd gunrctniilty.
THE NICHtluut,$ slVEHtNMEN1'.
T'Xhe resolution introduced by Mr.
S£tdid in the House of Representatives
Systerday, and unanimously adopted
by that body, was an opportune refleo
SlOn of the honest sentiments and earn
et determination of the people of Lou
Ielana. No one familiar with the pres
Seat condition of affairs in this State on
itstains the least doubt that not one
dollar of tribute will be contributed by
N.` e taxpayers to the support of any
'.a.st the Nicholls government, ani that
say attempt to collect taxes by any
der authority would not only prove
7i"1rtive but probably lead to most de
plorable consequences. We take this
Uiterance of the people's representa
Aves as a bold and even defiant procla
atiolen to the world that, so far as Lou
;lan a is concerned, the time for comn
gJumises has passed; that we are
esolved not to surrender one
o or tittle of our just rights at the
mtwand of any power on earth; that In
to struggle to establish on a firm basis
tb. government of our choice, we are
willag to exhaust all of our resources
e even peril our lives, and that no re
ienatranee, no reasoning, no argu
qt, not even that of superior force,
wi.lllavail to deter us from our purpose.
The President of the United States,
'ta is recent statement, of which he is
Maid to have authorized the publication,
we a number of reasons why the
.ýmpthn government in South Caro
ime, independently of the question of
lt legality, must necessarily prevail
ithe end over the pretensions
Chamberlain and his few remain
adherents. The President, by a
of reasoning whloh we
to comprehend, seemed to have
the conclusion that the circum
of what we may call the " Lou.
ease" were entirely dissimilar
those governing the political sit.
lp South Carolina; but every
eat leader of his remarks must
once 'peroeived that what he
-gari.:, irpe futility of further
u tbbst pO a.samberlain to
e his authority upon at Unt illing
, applied literally to the absua~lt
tgpe of Packard and hit motly
ag.
b masi axgdment used by General
sad it ls one that addresses itself
peeuliar force to the practical
of Northern men, was that the
of South Carolina would nob, Utt
any circumstances, pay tribute for
uDpport of Cham)erlain; that the
Smilitary power of the United
would not suffice to enforce the
on of taxes for that purpose, and
purchasers could be found for
property which might be sold
the hammer for aon-payment of
Oan any resident of this State
fully say that the oendition of
mrs thus portrayed is not precisely
which exists to-day in Louisiana?
almost every parish of the State, no
what its pastpo ltieal complex
may have been, public meetings
been held with a view of arrang
A4 the absence of duly commis
tax collectors, some mode of
ng and paying over contribu
for the support of the Nicholls
ment. In the Republican parishes
trddo, Bapides, Pointe Ooupee and
1iver, the pollie juries have ordered
t all ef the parish and State taxe6
*paid ever to the officers commissieton
1 by Gem. 1.ioholls, and to them alone,
nmost of the parishes of the State the
jure and de facto Nicholls govern
eat has been formally recognized.
aet a single parish, so far as we have
seard, has a meeting been held for the
of pledging the payment of
to Packard, nor have we heard of
lI declaration, on the part of any
ye, of a willingness to supoort
individual by. the contribution of
y. No meeting has been held ain
h (seave an informal one in St.
Iqdoraing the Packard "govern
,r promising It support of anBy
*ery man of subtance in the
man who base direct inter
seoal and material weo
sch being it actual condition of
stairs In Loulissae (and we challenge
proof of the inaccuracy of our state
ments) what, in the name of truth and
common sense does the President mean
by saying tha" the oases of Louisiana
and South Carolina are dissimilar?
They are identical in every respect and
the rightful governments of these States
must stand or tall together.
But we have no fear that our govern
ment will fall. We are not so far for
getful of the harshness, cruelty and
Punic faith which has characterised the
eonduot of the Republicaa party to
wards Louisians as to impute to its
leaders at Washington any sympathy
for our sufferings or any sincere desire
for reconciliation. Our reliance is a far
surer one; it is a reliance upon the
manhood and courage of a down-trod
den but desperate people, who have
"burnt their ships behind them," and
who have both the will and the ability
to vindicate and maintain their rights.
The tenure by which Mr. ayes, itf he
should be inaugurated, will hold
the presidential office, will be
none too secure, even under the
most favorable circumstances. His
administration will be a constant
apology for the fraud whereby he ob
tained his office, and he will need all
the support, positive and negative,
which skillful management can secure
for him. The people of the United
States are apparently quiescent and
prepared to submit to the fraud about
to be consummated at Washington, but
a single spark might set the whole
country in a blaze. Louisiana, if
her legal government should be
interfered with, is very apt to
furnish that spark, and Mr. Hayes and
his advisers are far too shrewd to pro
voke a conflict wherein, with right and
might combined against them, they
would inevitably bite the dust. Under
these circumstances we have no appre
hen ion on the score of the ultimate
recognition of the Nicholls government,
andbfwait with perfect composure the
settlement of the presidential imbroglio
at Washington.
The Washington correspondent of the
Loulsville Courier-Journal says:
It is generally believed in political circles that
it is Governor Hayes' purpose either to rueg-.
ixo both Nichol s and IImputon or to allow the
people of Louleans end outti tatrolina to ad-i
iust their atute governments for thelselves.
What the people of Lotilsitna desire
is that the President, whoever he may
be, shall simply refrain from Interfer
ence with their local affairs and leave
them to adjust their State government
for themselves. Three hours after
the President shall announce such
a policy there will be but one
government in this State, and there will
not be a life lost, nor a drop of blood
shed. The government in existence
will have the full and cordial support of
the whole people, irrespective of pir
ties, and will rigorously and efficiently
enforee the laws in every neighborhood
of the State.
The people of Louisiana do not ask,
nor do they desire, President Grant or
Mr. Hayes, when he becomes President,
to interpose the power of the Federal
government to overthrow Packard or
set up Nicholls. If the Nicholls gov
ernment is not based on the will of the
people and rooted in their hearts, it is
unworthy to stand, and the army would
simply be disgraced in any effort to
force it upon the people.
The Kew Delta, a Sunday literary pa
per, under the miuagement of two of
our oldest and best known journalists,
Messrs. M. F. Bigney and E. O. Whar
ton, appears on the etreetd tnis morn
-ng. The Delta will be a strictly literary
paper, intended to provide our citizens
with inter;oý.ug reading matter, stories,
local sketches and general news for
Sunday reading. The present abd initial
number contatna a s grat amount of read
in." matter. There is a story by Mr.
Blgney, "The Fatal Sabre, a real-life
romance of New Orleans;" "Scenes
from Jewish Life in Alsace," bly Mr.
Wharton, and other sketches, etc~, that
will prove exceedingly readable.
The other day the Morehouse Clarokh
came out with a notice:
WANTlm -A girl to nurse. Apply at the Gam'ion
The advertisement naturally created
a good deal of inquiry, and the editor
hbd to rise to a personal explanation,
that it was not he who wanted to nurse
a girl, but the local. The scandal has
thus been set at rest.
MARRIED:
BOTHICK-TYItEE-On 2d February. 1877, in
St. Paul's Church. by Rev. Dr. Waters, assisted
by 1iev. Dr. Upton. Mr. T. W. Bothick, of this
city, to Miss Olivia J. Tyree. daughter of Joseph
Tyree, formerly of Natohez. Miss.
No cards. *
DIED:
RO9T-On Biturdav, February 44. 171, rt a
o'clock p. m.. at the aue of 74 years. Mrs. P. A.
Bost bi,n 'dle Dettrehan. and widow of the
Iat 4ulitge P. A. ioat.
The fri ads and so lnalntanees of the Bost.
Felix I arue. F. 0. Minor. ;lponse Milten.
barger. Samuel Mo 'utoheon and D. D. Rogers
tamnil ls a o respectfully reou'sted to attend her
funieral. which w1ll take place from her late
redldence, 49 Victory street This (Sunday)
Evening, at £ o'clock r recisely.
DON()V.\N-On the 15th Feb uanry, 1877. at the
residence of Mr. H;trlow .. Pheolo. 4t. Lout..
Mo.. Louis Donovan, third son of C.l. A. D.
Jonovani. formerly an et.teemeln citizn and
merchant of this city, who was kill-d in the
heroic charge of Polignac's Brigade at the battle
of .aastleld, La.
I DE AN-On 'aturday, 24th February. 1877. at
11:13 a. m.. of erylpNelas, lRobert IC. De an. a na
tive of Philadelphia, and a resident of this city
bor twelve roars.
I e noti of the funeral will bh given.
?hiladelphia. New York and Liverpool papers
please copy.
1 1' LLtON-Friday Evening at at . il. Joeph
Mlason, $ native of Louirvilie, r.. aesd
-uu
, ew York. Mobile sad 1vanavtlie Da$
, . o !.. . ...;' ..,. . . . c _
J. EZVOtI s JAmsoON
--Are now receiving fall lines of
SPBING. FANCY AND STAPLE
Dry Goods,
in all the new fabrics and designs, with the
largest assortment of
WHITE GOOD8,
EMBIRUIDERltTE, LACES.
HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES.
NECKTIES, SCARFS,
COLLARS and CUFFS.
And the largest assortment of
ENGLISH. FRENCH and GERtMAN HOSIERY
Ever offered in the city.
J. LEY01S & JAMISON,
fete Su&Tu 9dp 19a tlanai stre..
JUBILSt OPF 1111 HOLINJES,
POPE PlUS THE NINTIH.
PUBLICt LCTURE
By the 1ev. Father NEITHART, and other
German clergymen.
The committee of ladies having in cha'ge the
preparations for celebrating the Fiftieth Anni
versary of the Episcopate of his Holibese, POPE
PIUS THE NINTH, respectfully announce that
addressees appropriate to the occasion will be
delivered by the reverend clergymen atove re
ferred to, at
ST. ALPHONSUS h1ALT,
O.r Mlmdla Evelag Next, the 20th lascait
at 7 t- 9 Oleoiek.
The reverend clergy of this city and vicinity.
end the public generally, are respectfully il
vited.
Admission Free.
In behalf of the Committee of Ladies.
fot5 It Mrs. THObMAS LAYTON.
BENEFICIALI
THE PUBLIC.
We. the undersigned Photographers in the
United States, do state and will bear testlmony
tlat PICTUItES made by
LAMBERl ' PATt NC PROCEi SES
WILT.
Never Fade or (hange Their Colors
IN THE LEAST.
Also are otherwise in every respect more artli
tic than those made by the old processes, which
are bound to fade and become worthless.
PARISN ....................New YVrk.
W. I.alZ ..............New York.
I BOA V* N LO 0...... ......Oinelnae 1.
J. Y.... ..... ... . (.. u .e all.
P. AUF1 KUIeT..........PhiladeIphia.
ALLE~ & RO wELL...........Bostn.
e. .,a NT'L, & 50............a hlol e.
(,. W. MOTE...............Atlnnt, (n.
R. KL. UHst ............. elsvile.
RU. o *ON. President of the Photo
gr,: hlo Association of the Uiitod Statcs
of America.........ar FPra nlrese, a I.
I) H. AnI e L°N .....Rlohmend, Va.
. iiO. ULL TI..THAL.
slam of Lelrinns.
And others, too numerous to mention.
TIIEO. LILIENTHAL,
91t.....C....... ANAL STREET ........... ,11
ie26 3ra
WALSHE'S SHIIItTS.
ALL STYLES AND PI'BCE'.
The Fashionable WHITE, Each st 2r, 11 co
It 75, and upwards.
The Choice Pttdrna, COLOIbED, st1 c, $1 ,
SI so, and upwards.
Everything else for Men and Boys equally
low.
CALL AND SEE.
BII. T. WALSI,
tea it 110 Cannl street.
1. C. Levi's Jewelry Auction.
I. C. LPVT Auctioneer, ahtlnonces DJbther
sale of Fine jewelry, Watches, Chains, etc.. for
TU.S.AY, S.tlh INS'P.,
tt 11 o'¢eck a. ni., at loi o'anal street, and names
iMIDAV, SIASOC 2,
at, o'elbok a m., EBSPECIALLY FOR LADIES.
when he will off':r a rich and varied assortment
of Fine Jewelry. Diamonds, CJlocks and
-tatuary. Silver and Plated WVar.. etc.
Also a large and varled invoice of Fino
LACES. just Imported.
This sale is at the request of many ladies.
'who want a chance to buy bargalas, as well as
the gentlemen. I. O. LEVI. Auctioneer.
fe2S 27 o10 Canal street.
Carpet and Oil Cloth Warehouse.
ELKIN . O(O.,
..............Canal street.............16s
CARPETS of every description at Reduced
Prises.
P tTTNGs-Nw- styles in fancy colors.
WINDOW 8H ND1S- New patterns.
OIL CLOTHS-In fll widths. fe2s lm
3040 Reils New Sty e
FANO Y MATTINGS,
And now in stock a full and ~omplete assort
ment of
WHITE AND RED CHECK MATTINGS.
In 4-4. 4 and e-4 widths, of fine, medium and
low pred alities.
For vale by VINCENT A CO.,
fe51t* bNos. 02 and 64 Customhouse street.
PASSOVER.
SinrP the Tsrareit sR h ,we left Egypt, a few
th .usand years ago, no ruch complete stock of
RHINE WINES. FRENCiI. HUNGARIAN AND
CALI~FhNI WINE4,
has been seen in any part of the world. The
und-rsigned can assure his cu-tomes that if
the israliites would have had H )LL.NDIit'W
ZWWFTCHtN and lItCH-!tNASSEtt or his
J A IAICA and iA 'vTA C' UZ UM~S, they wo .ld
have reached the land of Canaan twenty years
soener; and further, t can be safely asserted
that it the grea tK 1Ia would have taken with
him Hollander's Cshif'rnta FBU1TS and JEL
lkN, the Manns whigh rained from heaven
w e"1' hove "a sup rfluO~
-0dO~t~ I
FIRE DEPARTMENT
OF NEW ORLEANS.
ORLER OF PFOMING:
The Fire Department of New Orleans, with
trese invited to assist la the celebration of the
Fortieth Anniversaryr wll nssemble on
lunday. March 4, 1377,
in the following order:
Volanteer Steam Engine Company Ne. 1 of
Waehlngtoa Hook and Ladder Company No.
1 of Algiers.
Brooklyn Steam Fire Company No 7 of Algiers.
Morgan Fire Company No. a of Aigie s.
Mllne burg,Fire Co~pany ho. 1 of kliaeburg.
Lafayette Hook and Ladder Cemptani Ne. 1
of New Orleans.
The above Companies will sonstitute the
FIRST DIVISION, which will form on the north
side Of Canal street, head resting on Chartres
street, extending east, under the supervision of
Assistant Engineer M. BAY.
M)isisslppi Steam Fire Company No. 2.
Vigilant team Fire Company No. a.
Amertran Hook and Ladder Co apany No. 2.
Columbia S earn Fire Company No. 6.
J*uisiana Hose Steam En.gine Company.
flechanieo' Steam Fire company Ne. e.
Eagle Mteam Engine Company ho. 7.
The above companies will constitute the SEC
OND DIVISION, which will form on the North
side of Canal street, head resting on Char
tres street, extending west, under the super
vision of Assistant Engineer P. H. FORD.
Pihu nixSteam Fire Company No. a.
Hope Hook and Ladder ConmpanR No. a.
Creole Steam nogine Company *o. 9.
Louisiana Steam EagAle Utompany No. 10.
Irad Ferry StNam EnginoCompany No. 12.
erseverenee Mnuter Engine Company No. 13.
Philadelphia Steam Engine Company No. It.
The ahbve companies will constitute the
THIr.D I)IYI ION. whi'h will form on theo outh
side of Canul a rent, head resting on Camp
street, rxteuding east, under the supervision lo
Ass stant Engineer JAMES IBOYCI.
Jarkson Steam Engine (iomnpany No. I1.
WVatllbngton Staortn EIngnetCoInpay p.,. o0.
]'Pel'lnn -ook an lddLldder C )mpany No. 4.
(rl,'als St. am Engil i Con tuany No. 21.
Ex "'min t doeloty of Jeffrson Ealgino Company
No. 22.
JqlTrsnon Steam Engine Company No. 22.
n.ut ,t Soisty of htalmetto Eiginou mRoipany
No 2.:.
Chtalmnitte Steam EngrinComplany No. 23.
Uresceut Steam Engine Company o., 21.
The above companties will constitute the
FOURTH DIVISION. which will form on tihe
outh side of Caualetreet, head resting on Camp
street, extndin;g west, under thie supurvision of
Assistant Engineor IFRANK CAIRIIOLL.
IOUVTE s
The proceaF ian wll form in line at the posi
tlion lidicnated at 11 a. m., precl-ery. The head
of the procession will more down Chardres to
Esplanade, to Levee, down Levee to Mandeville,
up Mandovillo to Cnsawalvo, up. Casacalvo to
Esplanade. across to loyal, up itoyal to Canal,
to Campp, to Prytsnla, up Prytanlia to First, up
First to Magazine, down Magazine to Julia,
down Julia to St. Cbarles, down tt. Charles to
Canal, where the procession will be dismissed.
The chief Engineer end i saistants will be
stationed at the Fountain, corer Camp and
('anal streets. As the coltnpanies arrive upon
the ground they will prompatly ro; ort, through
their Marshals, to the At.istan' Engineers, who
will indicate their position. As soon as the As
sistant inginoers have formed tllhir respective
divisions they will report to the (Chief Engineer,
whichl being done, the Chll and A si tants will
r@port in a body to the Grand Marshal.
The formation being complete, the Chief En
gineer will direct twelve tats to be struck ron
all the bells connected with the Fire+ Alarm Tele
grap, as a signal that the proeessloa. has
moved.
'IlTh Marshals and Foremen of the various
companies are notifled to be punctnailv on the
ground, as tile procession will positively move
at 11 o'clock.
Whenever a break occurs in the procession
the Marshal of the romnalny at the point w' ere
the break has taken place will at once commu
nicate tho fact to the Marshal precedina him,
who in like manner will pass on the intelli
genco to the Grand llar'shal. As soon as tteo
line is again eloped, the, fact will be at once dis
patched in the same maLner to the head of the
procession.
The Aids to the Grand Marshal will report ti
him promptly at 10 at. in.. at the Corner el Canal
and 'J'houpltoctlns streets.
In the event that the weather prevents the
procession from taking place it will be Indi
cated bylifteen tats on the Fire Alarm bells, re
pcated three times. The procession will then
stand postponed.
Whenover the procession is halted nlonv the
line of march, the companies are re ques'ed to
avoid the railroad track as much as possible, so
as nout to interrupt the running of the tare.
Proograzmme.
FIRST DIVIsION.
1, N, MURKS, Orand Marsha'.
Aids.
T. J. Chevalier, Trensurer.
Joseph P. ornoer, x-Vice Prerslent.
Ge",. , Braughn, FJo r x-Vice President.
luG A Cafltt, Ex-VlJe President.
Alfred llanger.Ex-x-hlef nngat.. t,
Phi'. McCabe. lx-Chief Engineer.
Henry Herltt, Volunteer o'. 1.
C H. iin"t ,litnoherg No. 1.
EI, . ,urke. Misissippi No. 2.
SVigllant No. 3.
'Columbia 110.5.
eo. L.Norten, Mechanics' No, 6.
Julen Mlihel. Eale No, 7.
Hugh Cain, Phionix No, s.
James A. ]aokr.Y, Creo.e No. 9.
VlncentJ. Wood.Louisiana No.10.
Sam.uel Donald, lrad Ferry No. 12.
SPerseveraUco No. 13,
W. P. Klie.petor. Phladelphia No. 14.
Jno. S Hodgins Jackson N.e. iS.
A. A, Ilaitsmier. Washington No. 20o.
Orleans No. 2t,
Jno. IBlank. Exempt 8ociety No. 22.
d01. Burs. JeffIrson No. 22,
k- , kxempt Society No. 23.
- Chlimetta No. 23.
Thos. F. n'ullen treseott No. 21
Jos. A. Brown, Louisiana Hose.
iP. it. Anglovich. Lafayette H. &t L No. 1.
James Garry, American H. & 1,. '0o. 2.
IHobert Wilson. Hope s'. & l. No. a.
S. D. McNeil, Pelican H. d L., to. 4.
-. Mil.eburg oe. 1.
Volunteer Steam Fire Company No. 1, of New
Orleans.
0Wasington Hook and Ladder Company No.
1. of Algiers.
Brooklyn Steam Fire Company No. 2, of Al
giers.
Morgan Fire Company No. 3. of Algiers.
Milnsbnrg Fire Company No. 1, of Milnebnrg.
Lafayette Hook and LadderlCompany No. 1,
of New Orleans.
rECOND DIVIgION.
Chief Engineer and Assistants.
T1IO. O' ONNUR. cthief Engineer.
M. RAY Senior Assistant Engineer.
P H. FHID, Assi- tant Engineer.
JAS. BOYCE, Assistant Engineer.
FRANK CARROLL. Assis' ant Engineer.
Missississippi Steam Angine Fire Company
No. 2.
Vigilant Steam Engine Fire Comoany No. 3.
American Hook antd Ladder Company No. 2.
.olumb!a Steam Enginee (iompany No. 5.
Lo.tia a Ho-e bteam Engine t:ompatny.
lechani s' Steam CEnine Compatny No. 6.
Eagle ar team Engine tCo' pany No. 7.
ThIRD DIVIsl*N.
Phceilx Steam lngtine Company Ne. s.
Hope Hook and L'md1'or ('omTpary No. 3.
v Creolo steam Engine Company No.9
Loutisiana steam h ngine . ',mpalY No. 10.
Irad Ferry Steam Engine Company No. >2.
POCrsever-C eo steam I n.ia'i Com inny No. 13.
Philadelphia Steam Engine Corapany No. 14.
FOURTH DIVISION.
f Jackson Steam Engine Compiany No. i.
Washington "team Engine Company No. 20.
Pelican Ho k ant Ladder Conpany No. 4.
Orleans Steam Faigtne .,mpany In. 21.
s Exempt 8oofety of Jeterson tagine Company
No 22
j N°2rsont m HEngine Comt pany No.2.
hi~mt 1stsm of Cialmette No. 2 .&
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.FO WATCHES, FOR WATCH, MAKING MAOr aZ _e' A
OP WATCH MAKING, AND pOR GOLD AND SI B WATCH 0
AMERICAN WALTHAM WATCHt AGENCY, '
A. M., HILL, Jeweler,
88 St. Charles Street, Corner of Commerotal PI.e
ItW ORLEz.Na. LA.
REVISED AND lEDUO.ED Pt)LI
The following watches are all paw;
51U Jeweled, same sai as the illustrMti o -
under full guarente:
Solid Uilver Wato,. same as eati...........«.
e The same. but open face ansl *atiulal.M...
Solid Nickel Watch, wry strount SM ....
Bolid Silver Stem-Winder, no key ra ..
The same, but open faes................
8 oe. Sliver Stem-Winder.................,*
Solid Gold Watch. o,. 14 karat eM........
Same. but is karat case..................
Bolid Gold 2i os. 14 karat, Stem*WtalW....»
The same, but is karat onse...........,R "..
Ladies' Gold Watch........................
The same, but Stem-Wimler.............
In aldltion to hese styles I hawe a
assortment of Waltham Watches, trlomti
prices to $300.
For the plantation, farm or aworkfl5
s15 Watch or s3t Stem-Winder will pl .v
is reauired.
I will send Watches. Gold or Silvert Ca ,i
any Article of Jewelry, by Express. (. O,
mitting buyers to examine the astiel'
paying, and, If not sulted, to return S.
ADDRWEItiS u ABOV.L.
Wateh Repairing by Skillful Workmen at Lowest Possible Prices.
SOLID 14 KARAT GOLD CHAINS 81 2 PEI" PENNYWEIGKr.:
nolt tiel
Diseases of the Eye and far.
DR. C. HEARD,
OCULIS I' AND AUHIST,
14 Carntal Street,
Lock Box 1817. New Orleans, La.
fo10 ly
i o Cotton Fr otors and
Bookk epera.
JUST PUBLISHED.
NOTES TO NET CASH FOR ADVANOES,
With a or lo per cent Interest, and 214 per cent
Commission, from one day to 370 days, in book
form.
BY JAMfEJ B. ROSSER.
These Tab'es are saocially adapted to saving
labor of calculations. being reliable, and enn
bling bookkeeoers aned others to aueurt.in al
most immediately the amounts required.
I'rlco $1 50. For sale by
A. W. HYATT. Publisher.
fe25 2pSt 3a Camp a rot.
CARPET WAREBOUSE.
12..........CharLres street..........17
We offer at Reduced Prices our Large Stock of
CARPETING of all kinds.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, of all widths and qual
itios.
MATTIIO, Table and Piano COVEP,.
WINI)OW tHADF( C('rnloes RAnds, eto..
CURTAIN AND FURNITURE MATERIALS,
of all kinds and qualltl e, ar.
Alano. BURLAPS by thehale or fmen.
feis 9p 8uTuTh A. 1BROUSHEAU & SON.
GREEN OR BLACK TEA
Worth 40·. we sell at cac.
GREEN OR BLACK TEA
Worth see,. we sell at 400
GREEN OR BLACK TEA
Worth 6o0. we sel at toe.
GREEN OR BLACK TEA
Worth 750. w:) sell at Soe
GREEN OR BLACK TEA
Worth $1 we sell at 750.
GREEN OR BLACK TEA
Worth $1.40 we sell at $1.
TRY OUR $1 00o e.
TRY OUR $1 I.sllPEIAL.
TRY OUR St GUNPOWDER.
TRY OUR St ENOLISIH BREAKFAST.
Something never before offered in the South Is
Our $1.25 Grade
in Oolong, Imperial. Gunpowder, Young Hyson
and English Breakfast Teas.
This Company Carries the Largest Stock
of Teas In the South.
We have the finest selection of Royal, Imperial.
Gunpowder. Young Hyson. Uncolored Ja
pan. Oolong, English Breakfast and Pekees.
We have choice Teass from the East Indies.
We guarantee our Teas to be perfectly pure.
This Company deals In all grades of
COFFEE.
GREEN RIO loc.; parched or ground 250. All
finer grades equally cheap.
This Company has new on hand some very
cholee OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, very scarce.
Our Goods are Sold at New
York Prices.
fe17 mm 2p
REDUCTION IN PRICEl.
Mme. ROSA REYNOIR,
No. 9 Chartr.. Street.
OFFER8
THE BALANCE
OF HER
FALL AND WINTER STOCK
- or -
ELEGANT PARISIAN
BONNETS, HATS,
FEATHERS,
FLOWERS, Etc.,
AT GREATLY RECUCED
PRICE. and regardle- a",f not
to make room for a MAINIFI
OENT STOCK ot
SPE.ING MILLINERY,
especrted ,,est month.
Lexahs de iri to ecnre bar
gains shoull nit faIl
ino10 CALL EARLY
at No. 9 Chartres.
SoCS D em SuWd&Fr
DB. JOHN 0. ANGELL,
DENTAL SURGEON,
His retarted and resm the .trmseedo hi.
. .. . •l.
i'ITJZEN8 ANID BTRANGEUR8I
.)on't fatl to go lm ,nlatoly to the
LOMIE UOYsTE~ B AY .
SNOe. A and I t Ity Kml treet,
For here you will II(tl the tear
'rled, lrollels. rallopedt. tewed sad
Itovnted ,Eytlers,
Ind tl- choicest dli ,wles"s the mar
koets afford, at Itedul'.'d Prloes
to arlt , a", r,
I,
The ACMlI sJ .J. ui,.ietl wi-h 'lM
cel.'brnted ACM E H 1, 1K$1'. Freo Hot
every day from 11 it. ut, to 1 p. n,
Aome Orstrr Bay and ýlaloml.
fea-lm tld Nos. 9 atid 11 Htoyal) sstz
FOR MAL.
AIIAND.OM PL.AcE ItF TWYo ACIt& s
on the beautiful river Techo. otnprgiag -
acres of exoel'ent, newly-f+- et d land, of
S0 are admirably ladpte I to the onltivg
sugar, cotton, or corn: the balance oo
of a magnificent m-adow In whlih thereis a
is iltuatod. Tho whole property will b.
consisting of the lind above montioaod,,etU
residence, kitchen, cabins, stable, vegetabl e
fruit gardone. and alt necessary arpu
This offers an excellent opportunity to ayF
wishing to raise st. 'k, or to cultivate o
sugar on a small seal,', theru b,,ins a ota
and sugar mIll in the Ii.:gtborhood.
pronerty has never been inunrldaedf
dwelling-hones is (omf,,rtably furnisate
will be sold with or without in tnturre
For partiuilar4 a- hlres, A. E. .., Po
Box 9J7 , New Orl.-nls. fet~.csI
W W. OLARK. JWo, WA. lKO.
P'resident. Vic Pre.okIe :'
P. TYI Eli,
RSI'retlry and t'recsrrrer.'
AGENA
Celebrated Fire sand Btilar Prrl
The undersigned. Agent for these
Safes, is prepared to ta e orders fo
VAULTS, VAULT DOORB, BURGLAR
OHEwT4. ETO.,
of any size or descrIption wanted, aSt
turers' prices.
The largest assortmenst of Satfe on htdilll
exhibited in the Soath. Price Liste. O..ef
Diagrams of Safes. Testimonials, e... fa..
free on application.
A large supply of soo ad-hand safeesal `:.'
on bhand at low figures. A. ROT,
No. 27 Canal Mt%.ee
jaS ipim New OrlesaM,<.
--- - -:-
W. W. WAShIIBURN,
ARTIST PNOTOGRAPSlI,
113 Casal srtee.s
Opposite Clay Statue. New Orleaoms,'.o..
Mr. WA HHBURN i himself an art. i
twenty-five yeard experlnoce, and is an
In each detartmoent b or of s
who have no superiors In this ortheO
He is the master of hs business,
emkloyng the best a'l let he uses. -
matre als and ma.,s the best work on
tinent. on ma. cll thi HO
bat for proof he ef.rs you to his thirty
and patrons, and to his work, whieh ma5V
spected at hisArt Galler. fa
RECOGNIZED OFFICILLSI
AND BY PUBLIC OPINION THAT R*3 ':
Steinway, Knabe and
Are the
LEADINU PIANOS
Of the World.
Convince yourself by callinir 5a t ,he
Agency at
GRUNF WAL)D IHALL,
Where you will find the Largest and Beag .
lections of lI kinds of
MIIJSICA L INWI8 RUMEIN
AT LOWEc4T PRICE'. and EASIE; T T
Bass Istrmets. 14 ritrs. A
MaI e sDele, M-le, f rt ,i
impertailsa, a~
WIOL~K*ALB AND RBETAIL. :
It Is In your naterest b esal o me bm os l
hglOag ls re.W W -..
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