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U~i1ournut of the met.t of Loia1t us.e
Udl JonrtIuior the City of New Orleans.
Omee, 109 Gwaie#r Street.
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PROrRI l TO1154,
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The Weekly Demoerat.
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ltirai 1nterea' . o tihP dillt rent. pnrtehne
lsIiRtia ndl to tho etuly~ of Xprt.ultturj a
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nirutastintlou no will hi funrultihd to sub
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l'ayable In Adlvanoee
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Wednesdiay. Varsh 14. 1ST7.
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Moe "mece of the flew Orleane flU·IS0
OA has been Remnney tfrm 4 Clamp
Muset tO 100 Uravler utreet.
AMlrbl;MII4TCI I'01·AY.
YAatnimrt TneAm'nt - Louise Poneroy and
C lb Pope "The b.A ly of Lyons."
1Aonunt uP Musto-I~llimois , eklceum'.
Atr OnorxtrR-llree hall match lntllsanpolis
ald loeeu--- p. in.
Our subscribers will camior a favor
Upna un by reporting at this cbee every
blure in the dielivery to their addrese
1 the oPDEooRAT, an we are particularly
esi rou, of achieving absolute exacti
kdad and punctuality.
WAMlHN ION IrFLU.UNCEs.
Our Washington special this morning,
In reference to dissensions among Lou
tlatilans in that city, does not refer to
our accredited representatives there,
who we believe are harmonious and
Uhanimous in their suggestions. Nev
eartheless the dispatch should warn
the members of the Legisla
iru of the danger of permitting
their purposes to be swayed by tele
Wa.m. e from the national capital. By
Ualtening to advice from there, they are
`IMtt to peril the gravest interest of the
1skt upon the biased judgments of pol
.jolans who, assuming to advise and in
aIUt, comprehend so little the plans
ndd wishes of the Administration, that
tihey are themselves divided in opinion,
Mad fully as much at sea as are the too
.a ltious representatives who wait with
bated breath the coming of every telo
graml, as though it was to be a revela
tlon of a certain plan for the settle
Inoat of the status of the Nicholls gov
tnment.
)Prom our representatives in Washing
thp our friends in the Legislature can
obtain much valuable information to
laide their action by. But no end will
Sbeaoeomplished by permitting our tate
a.llrs to be influenced and controlled
h.. asbington Ideas, or by the views
and wishes of the Republlcan leaders
there. A little reflection, and a little
of that boldness of spirit which is
absolutely necessary to extricate
any people from difficulties such
4An surround an I embarrass us,
SWould convince the members of the
tLouisiana Legislature that the proper,
Indeed the only safe thing for themp to
d., in this crisis, is to act upon the plain
amd simple proposition that their body
Ibs the Legislature of the Government of
RIFuiiana; that it has the same rights
radsr the Constitution of the United
Sttes that the Legislature of any other
s ate possesses; that the business I
Sow before it is to elect a Sena
4 ~or to represent Louisiana in the
kt.L lated States Senate, and that
t Ibs bound in duty and honor to elect
a man who, possessing the brains and 1
lategrity to fit him for this high office,
ieprbsents in his politics, his purposes
sad his social surroundings, the people I
who created the LcuLislature.
We have heard much during the past
1!w days of the importance of electing a
man to the Senate who would be unob
j-.g~tnable to the Republican majority
body. Indeed, many of our
Sseem to think that the question
, .ml.ortanoe to be considered in this
C~n( is the social and political
q Am the man chosen may be
° l ftoo establish with Jjit Blaine
CIO,"P. Morton, and the list of sup
,ineaavailablee, whom Democrats and
-laaergatives are discussing, em
A es in its sweep a motley crew of
politicians, from those who have strad
died the fence for ten years to pro
mlounced Radicals.
It seems to us that this is an entirely
mistaken view of the case. The Repub
lican Senators, as well as the Demo
cratic Senators, will be guided in their
action in this matter by no personal
considerations; nor will the poll
tics of the Senator we may elect
determine their votes. There is an in
A itely larger and broader question
inyolved. When the Senate comes to
ote upon seating the members from
ana they will divide, not upon the
qualities or political views of the
but upon a very great ques
public policy. Those who have
oed, in the interests of party,
alive the unholy fires
hats will 'vote for the
San make will prompt them to eat at
mnlgle vote or utter a tingle word oaceu.
lated in the slightest degree to reoognise
any other authority here than that of
Packard. Upon the other hand, those
who desire the restoration of pease and
prosperity in this State and the re
establishment here of law and justice,
Democrats and iepublicans, will vote
for the Senator elected by the Legisla
ture of the State and holding the certifi
cate of Gov. Nicholls.
T b.41 dis.4tchea which are ~en . hero
from Washington, advising the election
of a man acceptable to the R1epubil
catis: or, amffrming that this nor that in
dividual alone can obtain the seat, the
Legislature should give no more heed
than to the passing wind, O(r dis
patches show that the parties sending
these dispatches are of different opin
ions on these points themselves; and
that, consequently, they cannot have
derived their views from authloritative
sources. The Legislature, therefore,
should act as all other Legislatures act.
It should fulfill its duty, and fulfill it in
a manner and spirit to show it is the
Legislature of the State.
Has it never occurred to our repre
sentatives here, that in hesitating to go
forward with government functions we
are embarrassing the President? If we
fall or hesitate to exercise those funo
tlons, we cast a doubt upon our own
authority, and give our enemies a plau
sible pretext to question and dispute it.
If we confess to the whole country that
we entertain so contemptible an opinion
of our title that we are eager to
strengthen it by surrendering one of
the highest and most important rights
of government-the free choice of a
Henator-for recognition in Washington,
we degrade the dignity of Louisiana
and weaken instead of strengthening
the claims of our government.
We do not assume that the Senator
we may elect will be seated at this ses
sion of the Senate. Indeed, we think
It is extremely probable that he will
not be seated. But we do assume that
his chances of obtaining recognition
will not be impaired by rightful and in
dependent action on the part of the
Legislature in electing him. The Sen,
ate has indeed fallen since high and
honorable men filled its places as
t-- te ri·l' ant1d Ilhe tnrk
ni elits atul 'oilar t.p. their Ievle i.j ld,"
If a man whose politics and fame have
been those of a robber, and whose
claims are based on concesslons extorted
from an enslaved people, stands a better
chance of admission there than a gentle.
man anda statesman, identifled with the
interests of his Mtate, representing his
people politically and socially, and seo
lected as the free cholce of a legislature.
The people in every part of the State
desire that their government shall go
straightforward to the discharge of all
its governmental functions. They are
waiting anxiously for the Legislature to
act in this matter. They are disheart
ened by that polcly which is so vacil
lating that its purpose has been changed
three times in as many days. We think
the Legislature should proceed without
further delay to the election of a len
ator, and that a man of pronounced
views and high character should be
elected. Vacillation is a policy which
always ends in disaster. No battle
was ever won by it; no cause was
ever saved or served by it. The
Nicholls government is the government
of this State; we have affirmed it and
declared our purpose to fight for it. Will
the Legislature of the government for
which the people are willing to pour out
their blood discuss the policy of con
cession, or talk of bartering away its
senatorial honors ? The people who
made the Pourteenth of September and
the Ninth of January cannot darken
the luster of those days by creating one
stained by an abandonment of duty.
A NEW ELECTION.
Intelligence comes to us from Wash
ington that Jim Blaine. with Kellogg
and the whole gang of carpet-baggers
now infesting the national capital, are
working for a new election in this State
and South Carolina. These baffmed and
despairing but desperate wretches die
hard. It pierces them to the soul to be
forced to abandon their chosen fields of
plunder. Every hope of wringing,
squeezing or twisting something further
out of this people seems to have fled
their hearts, and their last desperate
scheme is to force a new election.
We hardly think the President can be
weak enough to give countenance to
this desperate scheme. It would bring
upon us untold disasters. Our impov
erished State is not in a condition to bear
the expense. The virtual suspen
sion of law within our border for
several months, with the hos
tile feelings which hae been en
gendered by the pertinacity of Pack
ard and his gang of vagabonds and
thieves, in pursuing a course that has
caused the loss of millions to this peo
ple, would impart a dangerous charao
ter to a popular election on the
present issues at this time. If,
however, which is extremely im
probable, the President, against light
and knowledge, shall fall into the
support of this scheme, and a new elec
tion be forced upon us, it will be the last
of carpet-baggery. The State will give
in such an election fifty thousand Dem
ocratic-Conservative majority.
We oppose any such scheme, because
we are satisfied that no election can
ever create a government more legiti
mate and representative in its character
than the one of which Governor Nich
olls is the head, and because we know
that an exciting campaign now, will
further depress trade and cost the peo
ple a large sum. But that it would for
ever annihilate all the Paekads Kel
hawvtawt1 w i *#kiw uotth
teit doubt, In the event of alioh ai
elaotlon, Peakartd would not get U,Otu00
votes, for the colored people in the
couttrry as well as the whites want
peaes and quiet and the restoration of
confidence and law.
The Washington correspondent of the
Cinclnnati IfIwpirer is responsible for
the following aspersIon against the
whlite-oravated gentlemen who attend
to the welfare of souls; he says that
over two-thirds of the applications to
eeived by the new 0.'oRtntaster (tenernl
for Mouthern Vostlllices come from the
gentlemen of the black cloth. Judge
Key says lie does not understand it to
be the pollcy of the Adminltration to
unite Church and Htate.
It is a signifltant fact. if we may be
leve the correspondent of the Ht. Lou~o
rnmes, that Mrs. Hayes received a
beautiful bouquet of rose utds and vio
lets, accompanied with a card bearing
the words: "From a MisIsesippl le
publican who stands by the statesman
who has sald that "He who best serves
his country serves hls party best.' " It
would seem that at least some Republl
cans In Mississippi do not believe in
carpet-baggery, and indorse Mr. Hayes'
Houthern policy.
We are indebted t6o Commander C. M.
Johoonmaker, IT, H. N.. Light House
Inspector of the Eighth District, for a
report and maps of the Light Ilouse
Board for 1875.
LEIGHTON
MIANt!PAU'rlr REl I To 0111,1;n.
M Itl I I)(t. U 1':N S
inhl4 It "iii on; ('nneil nnr l (t. ar Ira iata
PROCLAMATION
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IMMCN(' I T. MI(1HOLL411
(I'vroi nor of Ibir Ht nip 'if 1,iiusl;niii.
UNITEDtO XTATI" OP? A1IIfIC A.
HTAI le OF LJU1i91ANA.
ýVfir'rrrv. nuiiffioif' fiif~r'rioiilri hon 1 'r'r'r fn
me rir'rfvrof that. JAtC MON Ifl7; f late iii t he
fior1h f~f Rt . lt'rnarin. $1,' ir' Htinfrr f Irritfirlo,
1 iromliffrd I he ''-If ii of firilrrdr oiii fir' hirly of
one fif3EilT ff110WN, Inrr (inrofl p'rrirri of Ht,
Nrrvr'oifrr, fPit'. winl is w ow it olt r vfyr' frio
)inetffrrr.
1, FRIISRNI 'I. N O1tllrltj. ft(lvIoryoii'r of tin'
Hfiifr oif Lrrinifr'ori. lioii tiough~ft tloprrimr fr j~uno
thu'. mry prroclamaun ion Ii. "'oilinglc nirIrrio fun th rrii
treblte o if lq hNtffti to gi n fMic nde Ril nrl it am
oior. in arrentrinr aodl lrii-gri In jur li v, thu
tiprnrprtrrator oif unft i oor'tr no fhint (hii law "oni
bn viredficiited; il biy virtun '4 f th orithirrify in
iII" vitr~d fby fat h.fwn 4 tfr Htnt" of I, rn aI
fonni. I herrby frlT'r A rr'wnr\rnl o O()NE T'f'tff1
HANI D0.TLAItI fir fh" Rrr'nt ruin riouR r'ru
budy of Rilfi JA(IfIfiN liLAh hi1 o any jRii Iii
this HMmI".
(ltmin toI.,rot' m lirnnturfrr. riiff n Ir'iifr'ill iflln
fhun uraI of thi'e Hinti of Lriitfiano, at fmn" Ifty of
Nrrw (rlnnna. thin fweifi.th ioy of Marcfi,. rin If i'
year of our Lor'rd 'nun tIfIr11noir nrfifht hoof rot
and orvrinty-anvrrni. tun 'if f fn of tInlrr ntidninllrr if
tOer Unifni Hffnfou of Ariii'rir'a tffe 'in" huliiinfred
and flint yenr.
FILANCTI 'T. Nf'f0!Tt4,
(iovr'roirri ofi' theiifte if Lintitumin.
Bly flue Gonvernor
OmnurAn Ariuiririr.
nufui AnrnPrrtnf. Hr'r'ri'f y rf {t.into.
PROCLAMATION.
EX.oITIvae OFrvtr,.
ttale of LoullaTnla.
Now Orleans, Marlh 7, Is77.
Whsreas. information uhai reachetd in .that, )
A. WEllER. a citien or West Feliialna arish,.
was this day murldered in the town of St. Frai
eleville by a person or persols unknown ; and
Whereas. I am determin.d to punish crimn
and repress lawlessness throughouut this State:
Now therefore I, FRANCIS T. NICHOLLS.
Governor of the State of Louisiana, do JeIsIu
this my proclamation, commanding the omtl'nrs
of the law and all good citizens to aid to t' ir
utmost in arresting thll otflndor or ofTonders
aforealid, to the end that, they may be punished.
And I do hereby offer al reward of FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARI for the approhension
and conviction of the said oftender or offilnders.
Given under my hand and thioaesul of the State
at New Orleans on this seventh day of March,
A. D. 1877.
FRANCIS T. NIOHOL.,
Governor of the State of Loutsinna.
By the Governor:
OscAll Annovo,
mhna Assistant Soeretary of latan.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
CflrimiI STATT TAX COLCT,I(eTRo.
First I)tstrict Parish of Orlemils,
Marth 17, 1877.
All persons within the limits of the First Dis
trict owing LufNusi and CAPITAL, Tax are here
by notified that the ofllc, for the collection of
said taxes is now opened at 19s Gravier street.
E. A. BUIIKE,
mhla ti State Tax Collector.
FOR SALE.
A HANDSOME PLACE 01 TWO ACRES front
on the beautifnl river Teche. oomprislng el
acres of excellent. newly-fenced land, of which
0o are admirably adapted to the cultivation of
sugar, cotton, or corn: the balance consisting
of a magnificent meadow in which the residence
is situated. The whole property will be sold,
consisting of the land above mentioned, and a
residence, kitchen, cabins, stable, vegetable and
frait gardens, and all necessary appurtenances,
This offers an excellent opportunity to any one
wishing to raise stooK, or to cultivate cotton or
sugar on a small scal, there tbeing a cotton gin
and sugar mill in the neighborhood. This
property has nevIr boon inunlldated. The
dwelling-house is comfortably furnished, and
will be solt with or without iurniuro.
For particulars address A. E. (., Postof.ico,
Box 730, New Orleans. flos 2 tif
Carpet and Oil Cloth Warehouse.
ELKIN & CO.,
168....... ......Canal street...... .......168
CARPETS of every description at Reduced
Prices.
M .TTINGS--N ,w styles in fancy colors.
WINDOW SHADES-New patterns.
OIL CLOTHS-In all widths. fe25 im
DBl. JOHN G. ANGELL,
DENTAL SURGEON,
Has returned and resuteas e Prantiee of his
sioU.do
04 Ait, Chlrrltfe treet,
AOaadt U MtO)r to.O
Cnommnptnrlng 1w e ALt WpPtk of the Vurtvortat
M1*P1ImOl k. & mIAI(t1I' MINk1'N LUr.
With Itopnti rplv N14 V AND 111IhlIANT 1110
'1nw (hu nt, iu'of fint Larglnd V'nullrnnsilu Aur
tltpi'ia 'Ittwn ),y ails TalpttteSl Lumnlany trr
1!t lrlrrafpcal (,lrjlilnfP, IMP Indlt('lnd the Man-n
IIfnrnpd tor iPuni ii thpnu onun wRek luonger, in
nrrl-r t~ , t1rc(to tuli ii tronlp thunir lnIi lin1l
enttrp rRt Ir/'. 'I'hron tali 01 'II~ti&wr Wlll
I'' Merin 011 01w, Ih(~n -,oak, HunI hIJIR( of IIP
tiny Crr wt-ti ''inI rte.
Wu'it-"nr i y nn rý ?"tzt l t} Mt t-fl-Mlrip^.sla
Irr Itnv i orrittn f% ait" JIuolli of hitnt
njot~iitJ ly it Oft y (hunu'iJ Iii t. Mr. (I iUiLt'1
'1 I]11A'1' Ii ii. I rr JNik oni Cr fitu t.
nturnltr. IM art'itit 17, 1t N1 ht 'f tie' MIuntroln.
ilnuitnt ifo IVI4. (!II anu I~i~il. theto ituilvolni
ti nrl llpr'y har~e~r nl Hnclnit
Artls a, unnn whh'h tr+'"nal rt It U1-and Ir~n
h) I'rri~grnut nuu will iin rnautttni.
Mlu t~il Iv l roit is, th in nit~nm Arto, MIL ('1N
VAflI4TlEMH T1JlATtI15
MR. CHA11 A T .'I............. Nltningnr
Loot wo'k or
LOUJlorl PR.NIIIO?.
petnlil nngngoment of
IHAIIIUI TOrn.
Miondnti andl Wolnuin imy ovuulnulo,
IA rII OJ LIAI4".
'ruonpadn anrn Thutuudn y.
IT4 $UflAII.
Wonldunnilay vnatlnan',
(I]AM1L1.11.I
Frlirliy, ith -linli n ugt r LJJUltl I ' OM1IIhT.
Friuny aunt Mioturtnur F volnngn.
M 4CBIST.
Lntnir'to Mnflnfuo
lADY OF LYONN.
mhll
INIIJANA I" ,i14 I'rofnn'lnlnnuloI.
vn.
it, Ii, 11I'.~W tAmtnninnruni,
PAtet l1OhiNIP· ,
MARUII 14 antd ln. n nI 3J. ito.
A nmlonlnti P1 IITY (!ENTFI tni Ia trl
SHERIFF SALES.
IAW, IIr,Ft(!AL,. ilI1,I(ll)tO! ANI) lftf0(0It,
hIooks, Foutioneerv Mlaps. Novoln, bank
lin.ks, Inks. I'nP lls, PaI s, th-rw Uan ,
(lonu ter. lhanlvlingl k, 1)a e,.n,
Charlette Pflfet ind Nf.ltaIrl rm. Jamew A.
(I rnsham.
FOUiT'rit DIITIIIT.'r (0118t FOR T WE
t Iari.h of r)lail.. No. 44,1m' Bly virtua of a
writ of l|-rl faolan to lrte dllrntuit ht Ih Hftl(r
a1hla thi Filtrtlh IDintriot (ohurlt for Ih t prisrilh of
Iorlean i n th lnlA o lll t Rltit i l llt a ,e I will pro
ilm fllltlsir fti l lllli!.lgd, (,II FIILIIA Y. iarh 2,
8177. At hlllf pt it! 'Il hk . I. tn., aIIl Rln oaa lltnllg
dlays ait naml h'oir a.ld htlinr, tiii following dn
tl't1d lrror tla!Drt to, wit A AN
AI,L T'NfE (tlil)lH ME~llIANJ)III4 ANTI
t.iovabin orlrverlJt In thui rernll'.nn N.. 1 (JlaRmI
t! i !rnt, in thi F'inat IPAtrit fl thin 'ity, r. onntlit
ing of Iliook. tah lllr. npo.. sin tr inve<ntnry
whllh oi y tin Prr Itl lil m.ll
1'ar'lln---shPtl on thi ",ot.
'lITIIMAFI II. HIIANDY.
mlhi Civil lharlff of f th ill 'arii of Oril'aam.
MUNICIPAL ADVERTISEMENTS
NEAIE)D 'PROl'ORll ,
1I).I'AIRTMI NT O(F ItMPIOVEiMINTH.
Ilt nii No, in, City lnll.
Now (Otlnniio . Mliarh n, A177.
111til 1 Tuireiliay, M ria!h 2n. 1J77, ti. 12 'cloi.k m..
for tIh .instruitiolln of it .h il roatll oi bt.
(hlnrl.o Avnunl., from t.lranhalui to 1I'rllin
trlntIn, itanld from Naplll.ol Avnill to Octa(vi
'front. In nlonrdann'n with nc'infl.o'ationi oIn ll n
in tha otl,'n of tho (lity iurvnyor.
Tlh llc Ity rn.nmrvlpi tnm righlt to ro.lj'nt any anl
Iall hilnc JION MI'OA rFFIREY.
m hl 171 A inllnl istrator.
I'POPOPAL .olt CITY IHOIlND
T)ErA RTriwrT Or .rAintrll.
Cllty Ilstll. Now otrllhn, Ilbtrury IT 18177
,1EAlI,UD lltOi' )VALH WILl ll IrJUklVE1D
Sunitil W Nl)NE. I)AY, Mrch 21, t1177. at 12
o' l'rhk m , for tlimo .ailn toI tlin city of l no Ilo n
ldrlI Tlholnsniild (I1c,cno) Dollarn of 1INNI)Hol
thil, (ity of Now Orilaiti anii I of t11e Illat, olioS of
,oftTorn if and Carrollltton. All bdls miusut ltrite
flhit -,lnn of h flons and amlnit.li ( a.riual Inter
lnI tllhoson, iand lfflorn mil.at inclule both trin
itl al Intlintloi t. NIo Illci will b1 connlid retl
at Ia Ililghor rLats thlan illlt parity of I'omnilllum
'l't. (loIllilnil rlnlorvFn th) right. It rjnnot Rill or
lanlly bhl. nand awllwlrn will 11 givtn l1th, follow
iný dlay Iti II II. In.
hlu l ilnltlo dirnthl. tchn (li Comm In.loin.or
of lit.e UC nolidatlid IIIr,h,
.1. U. DENI A. Adnilniltrator.
Tfo7 27 muli 10 17 Al
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
OODEN & dHIUL.
H. N. OoDas. Ja. D. Hzu.
ATTORNEYB-AT-LAW.
No.6 Caroadelet Street. dll
aoENEBY, ELLIS a ELLIS.
John MoEnery. T. 0. W. Ellis, L. John Ellis
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
NO. se CAMP STREET. New Orleans. La.
1u2in
EASTER.
OIN HAND. A LARGE AND SELECT STOCK
Sof Rhino Wines. French, Hungarian and
California Wines, Jamaica and Santa Cru,
Rums, Kirsch and Zwotehwauser, California
Frulbi and Jollies.
For the Coming HIolidays.
Also on hand, a large stock of Whiskies. Bran
dies Cognacs. Gins. Sherries. Porte,. Absinthe
and 'Vermouth, French and German Cordials,
Pilsner's Bottled Beer and German teltser.
Sole agent for J. Kauffman & Co.'s Cincinnati
Beer, in barrels, and Star, Tafel and Uhrig's
Bottled Beer. Also, for Creme de Bouze Eper
nay Champagne.
F. HOLLANDER,
59........CUSTOMIIOUSE STREET........59
mh3
LEEDS' FOUNDRY.
[ESTABLISHED IN 18a,]
Gorner Delord and Foucher streets.
NEW ORLEANS.
We areyrepared to manufacture
BTEAM E.NGINES, BOILERS,
13UGAR MILLS, SUGAR KETTLES
DEAINING MACHINES, SAW DlLLS,
COTTON PRESSES, NEWELL SCREWS,
GIN GEARING, FURNAOE MOUTHS,
GRATE BARS, JUDSON'S GovERNOEns,
and all kinds ot Plantation and Steamboat work,
and every description of Machieery for the
South. LEEDS & 00.
dee sm d&w
Dr. A. POINCY,
Of the Faculty of Medicine of Paris,
367 ROYAL STrUgT.
Oonsultation4 in French. Englls. German
tro to; eveaifrom 6.
OUADUUPLI A w °AM
TRU AMENICAX WATCH 00. 01' WALTHAM.
Annottnee that they have baen awarded at Phi.alvlphai f ltea modial , vlti
FOUW WATCUI, PFOR WATOC MAKING MACHINibRY, Fo00 A 8SYM.
OF WATCH MAXING, AND FOR GOLD AND 8ILVRI WATCH OABM.
AMERICAN WALTHAM WATCH AGENCY,
A. M. HILL, Jeweler,
80 St. Charles Street, Corner of Commercial Plae,.
NEW ORLEANS. LA.
RENVIED AND REDUCED PRIC(E IJ$LT
The following watthes nre all latent levYS
si iewlerd. arnme slR e as the llluPsrt!a.io, and 4ld+
I nrr full tunartntee:
F4olid t4lver Watel,. same as olt........... Lob
* rThearme. but ofntaln andfs.ti bis s.,,...L..
Holid Niekel Wateh. very strong (tase..,..9, g
Hll.d lllvr lt.emn-Wlnder. no koy re.uitired,. .
The same, but open leo ,................ WM
• oz. Hliver Htem-Winler ................. Ia
4olid (lolil Watolf, 9 o;. 14 karat eas...,... .
.4Rame. but 1i karat nsan ............... .... 7'
Holiid Gold 2. s. 14 karat, Item- Winde,,.., f9i
The same. tbut 14 karat an s ............. t.-- I
Iadies' uoll Wath.....................*an 4.
The same, but Hfem-Winder............*... .
In aldition to these styles I have a oPloWlk
assortment of Waltham WatcLhes, from the Ob@
zplr'ies to $890.
For the i.antafion, farm or aworking mas U
016 Watch or me Item-Winder will prove allt
Is required.
I will send Watohes, Gold or Silver UhainM
any Artlele of Jewelry, by Expreas, CJ. O. ,, p..
mlitting buyers to examine the artlcle blo0t
Vaying, and, if not suited, to return it,
ADDBIES8 AR AAJOVI.
Watch lRepairing by Skillful Workmen aAt Lowest Possible Prices.
SOLID 14 KARAT GOLD OIIAI IS 81 5 PER PENNYWEIO#fr.
no16 .is1
i)sea1r4ea or the Eye and Ear.
DR. C. "LAUD),
OOULIAI' AND AUIJIST,
14"? Cvunac Ntrref,
ILook Ilia i1t7. New Or@ViriI,, Lo.
fntn I
WI 'i 1)W (ILAGf A, 40ff)f Iuuioa
Allan) I" lv11 II I) I.E I,. ii' tna.
Nlt. lotija Ir. 14.0)1,
I11tUH~~II;F1. 10h r nn, aeanthtrc l.
J'I(1'rUVI(E (11, HIJH :IIrl hý,rna,
ITTI'L'Y RN IV YE, 25 ra, nnnretoIel.
VAIINII4H. riff .1pIq.
LI)ULtI) I'AIN'J'.. 41)xvran
UotOII.4 In 011. 20o rfgf'n
PRY U (I1ficln. ;in I bblA.
PUTIY in bId)... oaaka nnl fal'.
111RA 11 (,1(1(' (ill.. 140520 en hbils
W. A. LA 11I1 (f11,. in 1tibi.
nAttI., ht. ToIJII & A([P..
mhll it 7n Mn n::Inn )tr'lt.
THE PUBLIC.
w9, Ihn Ii1'rnoirrmn I Ihtl 1'hr rrhnhrq In Ilin
Unult'l Httf ..q IIn, a) o' anal will too Ineitjftfi
that I'PlO ftllf.N utll' boy
LAIIIII i'.4 I'A.rNC I'lI1(M;ItMES
A0 111,
Np r Jntn' or Cange Their CohorR
IN 11iF LITAHRr.
AINo am otinrwian in nvnry rnPof't morn nrtii
bin than thin n.r a.ln t y I hn old tLr.'wnn.n, whinb
arO bouin If, fadln an I wonn, wirnhllnna.
14ARONY....................New Yowl..
W. KUIlZ .... .........New VIl·..
IREON VAN 1,041 ............mlnc·nime I.
5. JIMFDY................ (.ltetrm-il.
P. (JUTIIKIJNPT.......P.. PhiIdelpbia.
ALARM dr IEOWEL WI. .......... flb.,n.
(I. NIaNiLK & c............ & . bloag,.
(C. W. MOTII14 ........ ...Atheete, (4n.
II. K1.4IIIJ1iR.............Io Ivilie.
1(111.0 rvi0N, Il'n.onnt fit thu Photo
grajhin Afworlntion of thn Uultro(l ItRat
of Amrrif'n.........14an Pra inn., ([Ul.
0. II. 4.NDRIfiC11MON...II.hbmn nd, Va..
'Il E0I. I.ll.aNTTIIAI.
A of 1,Irn 0aleinan.
And otLhar.. too liimnrfrou tfo montlon.
TiIED. LILIENTIIAL,
1A1............ CANAL NTILEET ......... IJ
If25r tam
GREEN OR BLACK TEA
Worth 4o,. we sail at 5sc.
GREEN OR BLACK TEA
Worth 0oc. we sell at 400
GREEN OR BLACK TEA
Worth rom. we sal at Soc.
GREEN OR BLACK TEA
Worth 76c. we sogl at fte
GREEN OR BLACK TEA
Worth $1 we sell at 75e.
GREEN OR BLACK TEA
Worth $1.40 we sell at $i.
TRY OUR $1 OOLOUG.
TRY OC1L R1 liMlPERIAL.
TRY OUR $1 GUNPOWDER.
TRY OUR 1O ENGLIIS81 BRgAKFPAT.
Bomething never before offered in the South Is
Our $1.25 Grade
In Oolong. Imperial, Guntiowder, Young IIyson
and English Breakfast Team.
H m
This Company Carries the Largest Stock
of Teas in the South.
We have the finest so!eetion of Royal, Imperial,
Gunpowder. Young Hyson, Uncolored Ja
pan, Oolong, English Breakfast and Pekoes.
We have choice Teas from the East Indies.
We guarantee our Teas to be perfectly pure.
This Company deals in all grades of
COFFEE.
GREEN BIO 20e.; parched or ground 25e. All
finer grades equally cheap.
This Company has now on hand somevery
ohoice OLD GOVEBRNMENT JAVA, very scarce.
Our Goods are Sold at New
Yor. k .. ..
+::++ ,, a+.. +.'=+ ++...H+- .++:( . .
DUGONGE DRUG STORE
A. CAKNJOITIICi,
89 Ch1hrtrem *ireet,
PtorlrI ti of orr 1il, Pharrunn('riwi;j, t'f r'oi'ye'
by 0oloryir IlinnfilVf.
A rrmplo'n n'zrrrt sri
MIFENUI PATENT MEDI NJUM,
Innt in v(ri 1ln, ari'b rni E;ll riIr I ui-'orr, itlolosg,
1'npalnn1, fiplglltclr ('yrnnelnl)rrrr, J(ltllnilt'$ P11111,
Cronirrlpr'a Anti-N" rligrn, Il;lon'ri(rrl At &Lrif"10
Prnplunlinn a, IDr. (:lslr-allil's. IRiiil , R, oth,
IrTir sal; by
A, ('A IltIOujuCiii
mr4b4 1 in ii r'hartrne to trFt,
AND BY 1lllilA(I OPINION THAT THl
Steinway, Kn ,be and P1eyb3
-----· Are thn ---
It~AI)IN(V P1uVVS
Of liii W'rl~l.
Oonvihnn ymIl'alrf by' lllng( rIt ihn OenthII
(RIJI'ICWALIU HALL,
Whnrn yr will fluid liii Lirrrn"4 sin1 DOet flew
lo('tlorir of sil kin irit
hlITNIUA ', IN'l87'li JMF.!11
AT I10.UWlT V'IFIC1F aori JLRhIj'IT TXI1IK
liming Initrument., 0 rAnil. Areirdoete,
Mulern hoselc Melci, or my owa
Jnmprtartlon, oh
WJIOl IArl,, AMU IIRTAII..
It. IA in ynnr intt,rult. t) 'all oni mars knotr v'"
ohwurlng alanwheor.
LMUM8 (HUNEWALiD,
14, 16. IR. J0 ond Ji 4Burug r· s I)vr
frog all to 1
CARPEr WAILEIIOUlE.
17..........CEhartre. Xtrect.......... II
We offer st Ilodueorl Prfron our Lar.rap 6tooko
CAJPIEPIN oft asll kinds.
FLOOI OIL CIOTHIH, of all wiltliu and Juial.
MATTPB'O, Taibl' and Plosno COVEMl4.
WINNOW HIIAD·,P M cornlr·RR llrn(1e 9fý..~
UIRITAIN ANDI PUIIIN! rUrE MATkfITIALS
or sill klni. yrcand 'aIIiiitfi. std.*
Alm. BIJ UTPA Put by Ilohbslo or r rsoas.
mll 112j 1s'['i'lbh A. HIt' SIIHICAV A BOX.
W. W1. WASIIIIUIIN,
ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHER,
113 Caunaul mernote.
Oppooltu Claty Htailif. Now Orloang.
Mr. WAMIITIIJHN is himoil an rartiat
twenty-fvn yr'iir fapnri inrin, I l n In aupp
In s!fh ilstlnin"rtrsri, by it "orjr of ANMItISI
who hav' no Riurfrint in tilis sr thn 01
Ho Is the niurstir o his 1rusil Bss
stnrrployino thy ,isit a t Bata hn zos.s the
nritnrlo th, all mais's. the bast work on the
tlnnnt. Von rri', nall llhs
"1;L0WING 111 OWN HORN "
hut. for troo if t, inrs yon to his thirty tboai.
and plitriflfi nnd to hIs work, whalrh may bOId"
Ii tvet-o at his. Art (QsllI,rv. fine ewgdl
R.DUC1fl04 IN PRIC;ES.
Mime. ROSA REYNOIR,
No. 9 Chartree Itreet,
OFFERI1
TIE IBALANOE
OF ITIEF
FALL AND WINTER STOOK
- OF -
ELEGANT PARISIAN
BONNETS, HATS,
FEATHERS,
FLOWERS, Et&,.
AT GREATLY RECUCED
PRICES and regardle's of cos.t
to make room for a MAUNIVI
CEN'T STOCK of
SPRING MILLINERY.
expacted next month.
Ladles denlrfln to secure bar
gains should not fall
TO CALL EARLY
at No. 9 Chartres.
or 2 . Am fnWA&Vr
Portrait Pktinting.
(AND INsTRU(.TIONS GIVEN.)
Portraits from life
or from pictured of
the deceased, at the
foIllwlng rates:
traits, in ,oilatQ, -
Cteoo rnl 1150'n C
roet am, in of. #$2
$o', and Ito:. Crayoi
if .ua. riot retouhend
s'rhihable phote
gr,,phs, but pure
crayon heads at.IN,
60s and 175. imaiIer
work, both in oil or cravon. or water color, at
Sroportioned rat,'s. Natisfae, i-n will be flven
in every case. P'ersons res.ldin abroad easi.
have any of the borve w,rk satisfauotrily exe
cuted by sending the "st picture-i they peose s
accompanied with a faithful des'criptionof the
Derson. and by stating the style and slie of
Dportrait desred, will have their orders promp..
ly attendedto. Country patronage solicited.
EVEREVIT B. D. JULIO,
2 Care.dele.t esrees,
NEW OBLEAJl i
amls.traetin eietn en Dr-ian.P