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CITY AFFAIRS.
A FATAL DIAUQGT.
A Teuag Weman BI.ing Deceived By Her
Lover Takes Strychnine.
The Part'eulars of 1Her Death.
S It is said that it needs no little amouant o
" Urtirg to arge oneself to commit suicide, but
wham it is twin:igd in by so many there some
Is beH but little truth in the assertion, for hardly
a week puasse but that some unofortunate, either
ai di odclorred brain, a dishonored name or a
.h.rOkta heirt, fiAd, cone' lation in self-deecrua
SInXe tbis 'oirnectloin can be chrouliced the
rt- a ely end of Miss Marie Claverte, a young
won"a of twenty years, who was found dead in
Sh Let bedroom on the morning of the
S of March, at the e sildenco of Mr. DeGeorges,
. t the earner of Robertson a d Escplanade streets.
SDIooYStliINO Tras BODY.
, As stated by some to the tlmates of the house,
it was usual for Miss (haverle
t 11te early In tire mortning for the purpose of
M.u z atdidg the ire kfast, and as cbs did not
lo. n a tpplt ranoe ~ni tb it morning one of the
UMisholti r-ainr dr to hi r bedchnamber, and to
her horror fno ' the. uf rtunate woman lying on
the bed in t, i tul,race of d: ath,
WIlliO DIIOoVKEID
bhe was, as eo,,,' stat d, l)i ig upon the bed,
ettired n garuiets lthat had almost just left the
]adls of the washerwoman. Suspended on the
ln faisl view of hi r was a pi tlure of the Vir
lary, and near the bed stood a little table on
hich a cup which, upon examination,
wee found to contain strycunine. This was
o that Miss (baVerie had domm tted
Oatlde, and that before she had taken the fatal
d*auht absh had pre pored herself for death by
tu ing hoerelf li a nli w garment and had plaoed
the Oture of the Virgin at the f.ot of the
bed that she might look at it while her life
ebbed away.
THE CAVSE Aa 1GNED
for this rash ast on the part of Mlss C]lavrio
was love.
It appeare that she was smitten with a clerk in
theemploy of Mr. D Georges, who had courted
her for some eime, ant on the prtmise to marry
bet, had in an evil hour robbed her of her honor;
and tv:n after consummating her ruin
he pretend d to b+ ar the same amiunt
of a oblon for her. lintthbous a week before
abe committed sn1i ide sho repaired to her To
ooiver and told him that she wanted a pod tire
mnswer whether or not he was going to marry
Mher. He anew.red in ,he n gative, and then olft
her and the employ if Mr. DeUeorges forever.
romn that m ment until the hour of her death
she became t spotndtnt and did not seem to core
for herself or any one else, and frequently ro
Larked that she wished death would alleviate
eur storings.
The Corour heit an iuquet-n retupred .
verdleo that the deceised had come to her death
S ros stryrhobne administered by her own
bade. T'ihe vial that had contained the
poleon berfoe she had transferred it to the
nn was found in a ba ket of water, but was not
Labelled.
So it wee impossible to dlscover what druggist
had sold the wlHon, and as the police of the
obirth Precinot did not know that any such
death had ever taken place, no investigation was
ttlade.
ATTEMPTED nUICIDE.
A PrIslner Attempts to lanog Herself to
the BPars of Her Cell.
At twenty minutes to 6 o'clock Saturday even.
l ,. a negro woma', named Annie L.nen,
wile locket up in c oc II at the Third Precinos
Station on a olargo of having violated city ordi
ae ce 6t1. atlempu d tod ommit suicide by hang
' agS herself to the bars of the cell w.th a little ri d
Ihawl. She was discovered in time by Corporal
li who out her down.
As Anni', afer having been rescued from an
-ntimely enOt, aigtulfed her intententio to repeat
, the act, she was hand-otff -d and guarded.
THIM ALuEIjEUt FAIE.
Three Houses Destroyed.
At 11 o'lcek Saturday night a destructive fire
broke out in the one-stlory and attic frame build
rsituated on Psateis,n str, et, between Val
and Chestnut, Algiers. this building, which
was owned anti oconpied as a barroom and
hoasdlnglsouse by Pius Ityan, was totaly de
btldib. The pro.er.? was insured for t8U0, but
sno t eompiru, could not be ascertained.
The f4mes th-n extieded to the two-story
fram bulldi g adjoining and left it a smouldering
eama cf ashes,
Tblproptrty, which was owned and oycupied
b. Frank Vitler, was totally destroyed.
The house ani furniture were insured for $1500
Sn the Merchant.' Insurance Company.
The fire departm mt was promptly on hand,
and rendered valuable assistance.
POLICl, ANDU CAI' ITEMg.
raus--Sa urday evening a fire broke out in
the house of Mr. Dio ieson, on Tohonuitnlas
stret, between Penilstn and Amelia. The fiSmes
were ettoinuishe, with a damage to the furni
tu. e of 0$), wtthou the necessity of an alarm,
Ca. . of fre: The x,,lsin of a coal oil can.
b$lgj o ruOM TH. A ID.-I( ihere is a
5eaner Ian trai I'hil p Coiler outside of the
S pubitieoans of L rus a, a. trot him out. Collier
S arrested and locked up in the tlixth Preclc.t
ten for rbo ing graves in the Washington
estery, at the corner of Washington and Pry
S-----.*.a---.
AMUMEmENTS.
Co ..a;um or Muxto. -Mr. Byron. an old ac
dM s and who has many friends in this
a gbt presented his new drama "Penty
' to a fine house. The drama which
wsll reaes,ed w:if be repeated to-night.
.-In anwer to the proffer of a tes
lIs bonefit made by some of our prominent
A to Miss Rosa Rand, this lady has named
~u April 2 1, and the Varieties Theatre, as I
Iheiie and place of the btneft.
MAsptelous Looking Characters. .
$e$ween Y and 8 o'~loos last evening, a whre
was seen to throw some bund ,,s over the
a ttobed to the property of Mrs. French.
so se- the ban ree were thrown over, a white
who was on the oautsde. picked them up
eed Oveyed themo away.
f sets were imm dately reported to Officers
and Wiliame, who has ened to the scene
the white men, who had been on the in
S 'th act of climbing over the fence. The
ted o a snot at the supposed thief, but
bllst sped wide of i1s mark, and be succeed
his eascape.
1e eamong the neighbors failed to de-I
sl property stolen.
The Late spanish Consul.
I of Mr. de Ia Barrera, late Span!sh
at this port, took place yesterday from
EMnetsidenee on Dauphine street, and was
by a large coanioums of his ocmpatriots
friend, which he had made during his (1
this city.
have been requested by the friends of the
to say that tu.y have so far failed to
any evidence to card showing that he
saloile, in the shape of letters or
": Personal.
Ir. Darant da Pont.. of thie city, arrived hire
Mdy morni g fIom Waebiogto , w re he
beai espndingt e v ral we ke. Whil,, at
ington, MSr. ad a' C r : e an interesting
on the Inouistana case, which was submitted
laenate.
SW. H. I. h, rs, the Washington cor
dent, and on- of the editors of the N, w
q2tme, ,reechol Li r+ y e-terday mt run'g.
a tm fully int,rni.d of the situation in A
*ton, having hid fri quent important, p
we with the Itresidenu and others on
sratters. , e
di mtd reliable Piper-Heidsieok.
p `rrator-Are
* 'he \If :
NEW ADVERTISEMENTU.
ALDERNEY DAIRY
- AND -
LADIES' LUNCII BOOM,
142 ... Canal Street ...... 142
Refreshments in home style at lving prices.
open from a a. m. !o B p. m.
Closed on Sundays. mh1 Im
NEW ORLEANS
CROQUET AGENCY
IBDUVCED PRILCES.
--FOR-
Senaon of 1S77.
. LY $J
-roe-
-FOB-
A Complete Hard Maple Set.
PERFECT GOOD4,.WELL FINISHED.
Eight halls and Mallets. neatly painted, Rtakes,
Arches, oto., somplete In a neat box. Cheapest
set made.
For $2 50
A full set, 8 Balls and Mallets, ftll sin.. and var
npihed Arches a d Stakes painted. The best s',t
FOl THfIe MONEY evormade. Also a dozen
other sty] s to seloct from. at prics ranging
from 1t so to si$ vor sot. Now line just roeceivewi
for season of l137, at less than wholesalo prices
at
110 ad11dllS Camp utrees,
ROBT. J. HARP, Agent.
Call for Descriptive Price List.
mbh2 1w
YARITIErl THEATRE.
THE LADIES' THEATRE,
CANAL 5TAEET. NEW ORLEANS,
FORB LE.NT,
For the Beason of 1877-78,. and season following,
if desired.
This theatre is now, sparious, oompletely and
superbly equiplped in every respect, and is most
eligibly located on the principal and most fash
ionable thoroughfare in the lity.
Address WILL STEVEN.
Secretary I.a Varieto Association
mhI2 6t mo to sn New Orleans, i]a.
PPECI4L NOTICE.
Ovrrum STATa TAX COLLrtcroR )
Second District. No. 1i It yal stroot, .vter
chaet's Exchange. up stairs. March 23, '77.
All persons within the limits of the Second
District owing licenses and capital tax are
hereby notified ,hat the office for the collection
of said taxes is now opened.
P. L.BOUNlSY,
mh2s itf State Tax Collector.
bPECIAL NOTICE.
Onzoa BTAr TAx CotLtcrron,
~eventh District.
All persons within the ilmit of the Hevonth
District owing License and Cdaital Tax ar
hereby notified that the office for the collection
of said Taxes is now opDned at the corner of
Hampson and Carrollton Avenue.
If. TEBBE,
mh22 4t" Ptate Tax Collector.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
OrrxOa STATs TAX CoLLOTOX,
First District, New Orleans.
March 19th, 1877.
The receipts aiven by MR. E. C. PAYNE. for
amounts advanced for the support of the gov
erament by the liberal and patriotl0 citizens of
this city, will be received as CASH in the pay
ment of TAXES and LIOENSE1 at this office.
E. A. BURKE,
mhit tf Tex Collector.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
OprITI RTATr TAX COLLZCT, )
First District Parish of Orle, ns,
,larch 13, 1877.
All persons within the limits of the First Dis
trict owing L.cCNsB and CAPITAL. Tax are here
by notified that the office for the collection of
said taxes is now opened at 169 (ravier street.
E. A. BURKE,
mh1s tf State Tax Collector.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
OFFIxE STATE TAX COLLECTOR,
Fourth District, Parish of Orl-ans,
March 19, 1877.
All persons within the limits of the Fourth
District owing L.CENSn Rn,' CAPITAL Tax are
hereby notified that the office for the oolloction
of said taxes is now opened at No. 241 Josephine
street. B. C. BOND,
mhise m State Tax Collector.
mnis Im state Tax Collector.
PIPER-HEIDSIECK.
-And
II. PIPER & CO.J3
"CARTE 'BLANCHE SEC."
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE.
mh2o lm
UNDERTAKERS.
OCHA. a JONES. JOHN 0. BOOED
Formerly with Frank Johnson.
JONES A& OCHE,
250 and 22t Magazine st.. near Delord.
Undertakers and Embalmers.
All business entrusted to the firm will receive
prompt and careful attention at moderate rates.
OarriaRes to hire. 1a98 ly
THE NEW OfRLEAN
Sanitary Excavating Co.,
(Incorporated by an act of the Legislature, with
exclusive privilege of EMPTYING VAULTS,
PRIVIES, SINKS, Etc.)
Are now in full operation, and are prepared to
perform the above work with promstness and
iaspatch. The advantages derived from the use
of the
Odorless Exeavating Aplpratus,
as ud by thecompany. are that the work can
at any hour ro the day or niht
*~aa e
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Offmee Faetors' and Traders' Insurance
Company, No. 37 Carondelet street--New Or
leans, March 24, 1p77.-In nonformity with arth
cle sixth of the charter, an election will be held
at this omflceon MONDAY, the 9th of April next,
between the hours of I1 o'clock a. m. and 2
o'clock p. m., for twenty-five trustees, to srve nas
such for the ensuing1 year.
THOMAS F. WALKER,
mh2r5 1t Secretary.
To the Lake - Office of New Orleans
City Pallroad Company, No. 124 ('anal street
Now Orleans. March 19, 1877.-Until further no
tlce, the afternoon trains for the Lake will leave
the city every hour, froi a to 7 o'clock, The
last train will leave thL" Lake End at 8 o'clock.
mh2o tf r. C(. LEWIN, Socretary.
Otmes of New Orlenns 4ihy it.llr'ad (lom
rany. No. 124 Canal street, Now Orlee s. March
18. 1877 -At a me:ting of the Board of Directors.,
held on the 14th instant, a dividend of 'three
Dollars per share was declared, -payable to the
stockholders on and after MOND.Y, April 2.
1S77. All transfers of stock for ten days provel
ous to that date must be ex-dividend.
mhle ld O. . LEWISH. Meertary,
Officee of Crescent Mutual Insurance
Oom.any New Orleans. March 12, 1877-in con
formity with the fourth article of the amended
charter, an election of T'rutensm to sAtve one
year from the first Monday in June next, w II be
held at the offlee of the company, on MOND AY
the 2d d y of April. 1877. between the hours of
12 m. and a o'clock p. m.
HIENRY V. OGDEN,
mhl led Stecretary.
t New Orleans. March I, Ir77.--Nolice is
n hereby given that the Interest of Mr. F. It.
MATTHi,,WS in our firm ceases from this date,
1 we having purchased the same.
mhl Im FLASH. LEWIS & CO.
FOR RENT.
TJOR RENT-SMAIL, HTORF, WI I'H DWELL
1' Ing attached. No. 235 Ca al, near Franklin.
Price $lo per mouth. iano the first dvelling o0
Franklin street. 1'rlceis2. Apply to owner 130
Third stroct. mahl4 st*
T-0 RBENT.-Three ele.antly furnished rooms,
L In a central location, convenient to two
lines of city railroads. to rent, on very reasona.
ble terms.
$Io more nonveniently IkCated or better furn.
Ished aipptrtmente can be had iri the city
For t.artcullars call at the ories of the Dbwao.
SELF=-IIEATING,
'h"OII ONIIISI'IOJ
One Whole Set of Irons in One.
ONE IRON, WITH TWO PLUGS, WILL DO
ALL TILE IRONING AND FLUP ING
ONE HAND CAN DO WITH ANY
NUMBER OF IILONS.
It Is a Nickel-plated cass Iron. with a wooden
hand piece, heate I and continually
kept hot by two onast-iron plugs.
ITS ADVANTAGES.
Firat
Raves one
half or
more of the
" fuel orf'i
natfly used
In Ironing.
Second-
I, laves three
fourths of
tile walk
Ing and
changlng
of the old
flat iron
. ------ -.---- Tl hi r d-
Can be heated with el her coal or wood fire
stoves or grates.
Fourth-We use ill sides of the iron and util
ize all the heat, thus gaining one-half on the old
process.
Fifth-Always clean; never rusting, never
being exposed to soot.
Sixth--One single heat will Iron from thirty
minutes to one hour, according to weight and
moisture of the g'-ods.
Seventh-The fire you cook with can he usled
for Ironing, even whle the stove is covered
with vessols, thus saving the entire amount of
iuel used ordinarily n ironing.
Eighth
Does better
vork, Im
narts more
Imoothness ;
S nd gloss I
rom the c
lickeled face
and rounded
glossing heel a
than any other iron in the world.
Ni.th--Saves time, fuo] and labhor: ttus eaves
money: is the only prleticall Patent Iron on the
market, and will eventually take the place of t
the old one-faced irons.
Csanvasser Now in the City,
, - Taking Orders.
P. 0. FAZENDE,
Stock, Note and Bond
BROKER.
OFFICE-No. 175 COMMON STREET.
mh24 tf
omce Louisiana. Cotton Tie Co.
The patent TIE and PULLER ownedby this
Company having been fully tested at the Cham
pion Press. is now offered to preSs owners and
shipmasters at a moleoate price.
An average of fully ffi y bales per hour and
at times over sixty bales per hour, has ieen
compressed and tied by this process, and with
practice it is believed that an average speed of
sixty hales per hour ".au be attained. By the
use of this Tie and Pller the capacity of a ship
can be increased fully 20o rcent. pnd the bands
are 50 per cent stronger than when the ordinary
ties are used.
JOH_. B. LAFITTE & CO.. Managers.
mh23 im 184 Gravier street.
THE BOSTON REGtULATING
Check Burner,
complete, with Opal Globe and Holder, can be
bought at $12 per dozen. out up.
The CHECK BURNER being of th' latest pat
ent, dated December 12. 187., is equal if not su
perior, to any Check Burn"r in the market.
JCLIUS LOEFFLEtt, Gas Fitter.
mh23 1w 43 Royal street.
BUDVEIS, I HBtT fLED Bi~p R
We have secured the agency of the celebrated
BUD WEISER BOP LED
AUCTION ýL.
s Dy Hoey, Macon & O'Camrsa
A OOMFOETABLR R101U8E IN THE SECOND
LISTRIOT,
Gornerof Damaine and St. Clando streets.
SALE WITHOUT IIMIT.
BY IlOEY, MACO.YN & O'CONNOI-Nieboha1
J. Hncy. Aulitioneer-Offllt No. It CJaroudo
let streot.-$-AT'UttAY, March 8l. 1877 at 12
o'clock m , at the W*. (1harl(s Auction itxchange,
will b. sold by publiti aouttion
THE DlEIti44Ll F tMILY RE' IDENOE
forming the corner of Dumnlno & 8t. Claude
streets, in the squarier bounded by Dumatno, Mt.
' Ihuill, iamvtart and At. . laude strottrs. The lot
Ineasu es 87 feet 7 inches and 211 Ien front on Dun
maine street, and lee feet 2 inchos 1 line in
depth front on St. Claude strý,et, between paral
1l1 lini,. Th' dwelling tontaintr a hll and
about, 7 rooms in the main bulildin: a two story
brick kitenrn, with tix rooms; yard entrances
on both sid' a.
TuaiRs--One half cash: remainder at 12
tmontihI credit, li note bIaring inte'rest of 8 per
tant per annulm from ditto of salte until flinal
paiymnt. with all th- Insu security clauses.etc,.
Insuran. o and transfer of policy etc. all to be
soured by special mortgaiue and vendor's lien
Sand prchaser to ass itne payment over and
above hi hid of all taxes rayatle in 1877.
A t of sale before U. V ioulon, No ai y Public,
at tihe 'xzoene of the purclhser. rnh21 td
AMUSEMlNTS.
BIDWELL'S AOIDEMY OI MUSIO-
94 St. Charles street.
The only Theatre open In the eity.
Sudady, atrech SI.
And durlnr the week.
Wednesda and aturday iatinees.
Engagement of the sterling American actor,
OL1vtJIL OUD MYJEOv.
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Mat
In,oe-March 5., 20, 27 and 28-He will appear
Sin the latest London srccess, an entirely new
anti oririnal drama of the mst powerf ul in
terest. In four eaet, entitled PLFENY OF
MU) ' KY, or bENTEN(CED To T1EATI1.
Wednesday and 'Ihurstay-Marth 2A anti 2-
Ttor drama of nowutful Interest, entitled
BEO McCOLLOUG iI.
Fr'dn y-March ae--Benefit of OJIV :"R DOUD
J;:YRON, when will be t-resented the great
drama of ACRHOB TilE CON 1I tE VT.
WANTED-BY AN ABIE-BODIED WHOLE
sile and retail grocery Clerk employment,
In city or c untry, in any capacity whlatsoever.
Unexjettionable references. A. B.. D mocrtt
office. mhi2 tf
TI OUSE WANTED-TO BUY IN HEOOND
" District, or t hird if close to Esdlanade, a
Srmall House. Address, with full partieulars,
_-- t D A . .mt,0 it*"
1W ANTED - HIECOND-HAND AIRRIAGES
and Buggies. Any one having such, and
wishing to dispose of them, ean find ready
sale for them by calling on L T. MAUDUX, 25
Carondelet street. Also, a full shtok of Car
riages and Buggies, andtl comrn plete stook of the
Japanese Child's Carriage and Cradle, a mo.t
wonderful eombinttion; In short, a full stock
in everything appertalning to the Carriage
busneoss-all of which will be sold at reduced
prices to suit the times. The community is
most cordially Invited to call and examine at 1
Carondelet street.
mh11 om L. T. MADDUX.
,TANTED-A SITUATION AS A TRAVEL
v ilg Agent for a Dug House, by a man
who is fa oillir with the business, and has ex
tensive aequaintance in Louisana, MissIssippi
and Tec'na. I:st New Orleans r(elrencs given
Adiress. .. MLHlistitbl City, Miss mh
tANTED - BY A SOBER AND IN:UH8
trious young man a situation as Watch
man, Porter, Salesman or Driving of any kind;
Is thoroughly acunainted in the ity. Would go
in the country It desirr. Ad s W. 0. Dm
ocrat office. te2t
LOST-FOUltiD.
SOST -- WARRANT NO. 128, Is.rTED
r March 1, 1877, to Oscar Arroyo, for services
rendered as Mituto (;orll in the He.!ate during
the session of 1877, for the sum of Ninety Dol
lars. Parties are hereby cautioned against ne
gotiating for the same, as appiication for a (u
lict ha been made OC ARROYO.
mh22 1w OSCAR ARROYO.
FOR SALE.
SOR SALE-ONE FIRST-CLASS 7ICKE'
to Ri hmond, VY., and two flrst-class Tick
fit to St, Louis, No, Inquire at No. 19 St
Charlep street. mnh
MUNICIPAL ADVERTISEMENTS
MB ILLtD PROPO'ALS.
DEPAITrwENT OP FINAPNCE
City ITall. New Orleans, March 21. 1877.
Sea!ed Proposals will b. received until
THURSDAY, April 5. 1877, at 12 o'clock m.. for
the sale tothoeclyof One Hundred Thousand
Dollars of Bonds of the city of New Orleans and
of the late cities of Jefferson and Carrollion.
All bids must state the class of bonds and
i amount of accrued interest thereon, and offers
must include both principal and interest.
No bids will be considered at a higher rate
than the parity of Premium Bonds.
The rouncil reserves the right to reject any
or all bids, and answers will be given the fol
lowing day at 10o a. m.
Bids must be directed to the Commissioner.
of the Consolidated Debt.
mh65 acl 5 J. 0 DENTR. Admintatvnr.
NOTICE-CITY TAXES OF 1871.
DEPARTMHE T OP FINRCIS,
City. Hall,
New Orleans, March 22. 1877,
Tax bills for 1877 are now ready for delivery.
9'he following rates of rebate for prompt cash
payment will be allowed:
Three per cent on all bills paid up to a1st of
March, 1877. inclu:sve.
Two per cent On all bills paid up to 16th Apri.
1877. inclusive.
One per cent on all bills paid up to s3th April
1877. inclusive.
After April 30, 1877, interest at Ten per eeno
per annum from S1st March. 1877. and costs, will
accrue.
mh22 t a3a J. O. DENIS. Administrator.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
MAYOBALTY or NEw ( . ans&
City Hall, Mach 20. 1877.
Sealed proposals will be received until March
30. at 12 m., for publishing the proceedings and
ordinanc s of the City Council and all official
notices of the several departments of the city
government, proposals to state the price per
square of the space of one hundred words solid
matter, for first and subsequent in' rtlons.
Separate proposals will also be received for the
same period for printing the various blanks,
etc.. as per paragraphs from I to 8 inclusive, of
act No. 49, approved March 12, 1877.
For ptbllshing the proceedings and ordi
nances of the Council and offitial notices of the
several departments no bidl will b) received
except from parties publ shing a morning
paper is,,u d a' le st six tims a week.
Bonds, with security, in such amount ,s may
be satisfiC t,-ry to the Mayor will he reqpired for
the faithful execution of the respec-tive con
tra.'s. Term of contracts to extend to 1st Jan
uary. 1878.
The Ity reserves the right to reje't any or all
bids. ED. 'ILSBURY,
mh21 26 30 31 Mayor,
SEALED PROPOSALS.
ESTABLISHED IN 1825.
12
Corner Delord and Constance Street.
it.
ot 0 o
nt
WE ARE PREPARED TO MANUFACTURI.
Steam Engines, Boilers,
Sugar Mills, Furnaces for Burning Bagasse,
Vacuum Pans, Clariflers and Filters,
SAW MILLS, COTTON PRESSES, NEWELL SCREWS, JUDSON'S GOVE$.
NORS, GIN GEARING, FURNACE MOUTHS, ORATE BARS,
ALL EINDS OF
PLANTATION AND STEAMBOAT WORK,
t- And every desoription of Machinery Lor the South.
1r W t beg to call .pecial attention to our large stock of SUGAR RETTTaEs. ..i
a oh.ed the entire stock of the stacker Iron Works of Tennessee, for .whip Mr. y. P. !Avlane
r beuvre waB formerlr agent (and the only ionulne Tennessee Kettle in th marketW e
ofer the :same for eale asr well as those of our wn mn.fsature, oroe list tof wnhch W
rwll be pleased to furnish upon applocatiog
ed ist LEEDS & CO.
u. M. & B. J. MON'TG)MERY'S
Furniture Emporium,
ARMORY HALL, 87 CAMP STREET.
The Largest and Most Centrally Located Furniture
- -0-----
Constantly on hand, and at the LOWWIT MARKET PRICEB. the largest and beet selotedL
A assOrtment of
t
To be found in the Bouth, consisting of
Suits Upholstered in Brocatel, Cotoline, Rtp, psTerry and Hair Cleth,w
and Finished in Gilt.
MARBLE TOP INLAID OABD and PANOY TA4.
B.B. Prernch PLAT'IE MIRROR sand Patent Vaa
OCHAII.; Aneo PEDIROOM BUITr', with French PI1
Dr. sa r Frrs)i eCsestin,- Arm, irs; inauuthe.
Freneb 'late HAIL STANDS, with HA'L CHAII ,
to match; DNIING-ROOM and LIBRARY SgUt.TI
every grade.
A om .lete agor! ment of MEDIUM and OOMMOW
FURNI'fURE, of every grade saite ble for counUy
and plautatlon use.
A urge stock of boxed and knock down utlrllkt
and Chairs.
S PRIING HAIL and HOM8 "MATTlRFIt1. IAX
and FEATHBER PIL! OWtS and BCOi4Ss
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 packed and shipped free of charge. Thanking our friends and the ODs.b
for their past patronage, we sololct a conatnuance of the same In the futureB
R. M. & B. J. MON1TGOMERY,
I .Armory Hall, No. 87 Camp Street, New Orleazia
abs lm
BENEFICIAL
TO
THE PUBLIC.
We. the undersigned Photographers in the
Uniled States do state and will bear testimoni
that PIOI'Ul.tk made by
LAMBERI's PATENt PROCESSES
Never Fade or Change Their Colors
IN THE LEAST.
Also are otherwise in every respect more artis.
tic than those made by the old processess, whle
are bound to fade and become worthless.
SARONWY.....................New Y.,h.
W. KUOIZ .................New York.
LEON VAN LOO...........Cl..t.la.a
J. IANDY..................c.. Celma.l.
1. GUT' KUNI T..........Phibladelpha.
ALLEN & ROWELL............Bostoe.
0. 9GNTILU & CO............ Cheas.
C. W. MOTEM ............Atlan, Ga.
E. KLAUBER ..............Leutevile.
RULOs*ON, President of the Photo
graphic Association of the United States
of America.........an Framenics, 1Cl.
D. H. ANDNERSON ......Richoead, Va.
SHBO0. LILIxNTHAL,
otazte of Loubfsas.
And others, too numerous to mention.
THEO. LILIENTHAL,
121............ CANAL STREET ............191
DUCONGE DRUG STORE
A. CamoUCcE,
89 Chartres Street,
Products of French Pharmaceutic. reeeived
by steamer Hannover.
A complete assortment of
FRENCH PATENT MEDICINES,
most in vogue. such as Elixir TBonnjau, Dnero
Pepsine, hylvhium Cyrenai"onm, Dehaut's Pills
Crossnelr's Anti-Neuralgia. Blaneard & Leroy',
Preparations, Dr. Churchill's, Laville's, ste,
For sale by
A. CARROUCH] .
meh4 Im 39 Chartres -treet,
DRI. . FORMENTO,
Has returned to the dcolg reeume -
tiesof his prof
:lIle
RAILROADS.
GIEAT JACK OW IR.UTE~.
NEW ORLEANS. ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
haILROAD LINES.
DOURLE DAILY THROUt(H TRAINS,
Will dlPar, and Alrq.. f-,llnwa, from OBUdor*
wese adev f:rom March 25, 1877:a
xpress No. }.:80p.m. fI Pzress No. 3.11:2* ~s
a Express No.a.7:2oa. m. Exprers No. 4. $:40e.m
SJoe. and 2 run dally, 3 and 4 daily exzeel
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING OAOS
throui to inclnnatl, Louif4. s -Ii, Chic Ca
r a a n d M i l an , T e n n ., w i t h o u t c he a p e , a n d f r f t iL
inSergs to go through without leaving the
Mliday evening's train makes no conneales
uquon for Chicago.
Aje~oommoda.on tratas betweon New Orlea
and ._Como Clty, leave New Orleans 3: p.a M.
Sturday; 4:6a m. and a:3o ,. m. Hunda. Ar
rive 9:15 a, m. and 9:o20 p. i, 8 inda,. and 9:ls.
m. Monday. Ticket, for sale and informatlc ..
xJBDas *a m street, corner L.oLu1un, aond
.D ~DA. Ge DBHELDON. AgeL ,
. D. a o,. Geeneral Maager.
THR NEW_ o AA1 AND MOBILE BAIL.>.:
T aI --OBILE IAD&
THE OREAT THROUGH ROUTE TO W.E
EAST, NORTH AND WEST.
Via ulvlle, via Atlantaan via St.I. . ,.,
CARRYING THE U. S MAIL,
Trr na arrive and pepart from Depot, Isot a
hna street. o ollows
xores e...6..:5 a. Express .1:o...5
ree......5:0 Pa. Epress...... 9:5a6 I t
Pullman CARRlace RE daily to C& i a,
Cornlle, Nasoyahvill and t..Louis withoute
and only one Advances me to New or nand
Ticket Ofi re roCa and Cry
streetsp crnerofCa
Dour friends ine .r
mO O I JE W. POL!.A : Tlo
COMDO ISSION MEROOHAT s.
F CA3rIn u 0. (Arzaan.
E. L. CiAnrgrag CHAR. J. CmlazS1
A. CAJIRIERE & 8ONM,
COMMISSION MERCAAN
Corner IRoyaI and (Cstomigeuse.
Liberal Advances made on Consignzarnei t
our friendsc in
LONDON. LIVERPOOL.
iav m n Auo1,,
jam um ar HAVRE an d BORDEAX
LEON QUEYBOUZR OSCAR BOIS.
QUEYQuzE & E&OIh,
Wk1ise Groerw,
DZ&LBss IN IwNE AND IQUVBa
Yý.