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Ca1~da."1 of
LAstsla Sales it Real Estate, Stockt, Etc.,
7TO TAEU PLAUn AT TttI
IoT. 011LL1I AUO'TION gXnfIAN7IE,
-ON
Umm,4 jMarehI 8-To clos, the tuessIolpn
the Into firm ofAbIat k ,on,,e--Tho
traot of Land or l'lantatlon .eow Al
ier havllg about 10 arpintat front on
the MlnthtlssD river, i il| betweoin li o
.fta.i ony of Mscrs, botetre and F.ro
The tuare of (bIound boundod by ohen
v oU, joit. c(lnt$ and (tlarke streets.
6OOtqilyto TlOW llted1, lllilroiad and oilter
T''e ta rlck ttorel nOd Dwnlling
forming lthi N. W. 'orn,,r of Ceontl inli
Burgrl t strenls .
The h tnd soret Ioubl tenement rlenk Cot
ttoeho. 205 ard 2to Nsplmado. between
Marliralstd Villoro streiets.
To close the cte.n of J. 11. O'hrn-y-Thle
re d dwllng No. .44 Carontr .
hormligthet corner of Common and r
trend, and opposite the Hotel t))let
ThQJo~hle onestor y Irno (ottASo 14o. 447
Franklin, ext to the urner ofc uterpt
street.
nUPSa, Apwll t-Fnr the sue'osilon of Ann
l iolair et ale- 1Ti, two-story frame
dwelling NLo. n;e Ial'onne, betwenn Cal
lnope and (he o streets.
btbr he sqet.sleton of the late Theophilus
ld-- J'he a hilrtehss Threeo-tory Brick
smldents. desIgnated d by the Iuos, 2It
ht. Joseph troet, 88t and 9s Carondelet
ttreet, and fortmin the northwest. corner
o srondet and itr ,loecph streets.
hLojenhomos for aristocratlo and pro
ae onal resldene, safe and productlve
vestment.
F ao theu on of Ae. Wisn-The Double
Tenement Frame Cottago on Waitng
toa between t. 'atrick and tit. Denis
streets . that epanions propp rty formin
the snuthnatl oornnr of lo didr an
franklinntrnets, known a~u lheolicy's
Carriage Worts, atd by the Noe. 11t and
111 1'erdido street, a double tenement.
newly built brick oQtUA.ge.
Th hree T'wo- story Frame Dwenlllnr, ao
enarmiln ly lobated n the W. c, ornet
of Mt. (alnle asndt Erato strlets, dthesI
n ted by the Nuo. 45., tt7? and 40 lMt.
Oharhm street.
$sturdoy, prli 14-To pay mortgage, by con
oent of partles, the I),ubl 'T'enemontt
[rams oottage Dwelling fPrmt|g the b.
o orner of Se on and mt. David streets,
The rwo-tttbry Frame Dwelling. No. ,17
lirst betweon I)ryadttt and Mt. Denlis
ttrects
Pour fine huliIrg Tots, formnilng the north
west corner of Mt. Itavd'atnd a ret streets,
and all near tlhe ohurch of Mt. Francis
and the 8ealndl r treet Market.
That chiolc, invewtmeot, Store and Cottage
Property, forilng the southwest oorner
of ilarolnne ant Third streets, known by
the Nos. :oj. It:it and 6at Ilaronne ýtreat,
and by the Nos. 3as. ala and 371 Third
street,
The handsome and molernl arrangtd two
story Itriek )welling. with three- lots
e, (t2 (oanstantc, botweon Thalia anti
Erato streets.
The sutstantila and spnacious three-sorv
Brck ,iwolling,. known as thile lateo
Mac" lnstltolte on Bourbon, between
Kt. Louis tud Toulouse streets.
for terms ind full particntars, see ofictal and
4 orlptlve aIdvettell uenitts and plans at the
_Ie of the Auct.lolneer.,Ih al.mp street.
;-ml t ,,
-·-·- ,,I - · . , .=
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
COW PEAS. CO sW PEAL.
Cholo Oarolina Clay PEAP.
Clay Irixod and other varieties.
600 TONS (1O0TON NEED MEAL.
Nor sale by
A. A. GREENWOOD & CO..
mh a8 Fr Sa Au lm 47 MagaIne street.
THE UNDhllUI(INEWD WILL PRACTICE
Iaw under thei firm name of LAIUITT & CLIN
TON, at 140 Gravler street. up stairs.
DAVID C. LAIIATT.
THOB. P. CLINTON,
mhSl lot LEON L. LAIIATT.
JUST OUT.
THE NEW SIIA11 E "SULPllIU,"
In Two. Three. Four and Silx Buttons
'OHARLEB'" KID GLOVES,
The mos. perft~t Glove In the world.
Also, other deslrnble shadeso and a cholee lot
*I Black in the Seamnles Ond touvin outs.
A. O. KREEOEI, Glover,
mh129 4t 1t (lanai street.
) EW ORLEANS LAGER iEEI.
CASPAR LUSSE,
Nea. 476 and 4718 Chartrets treet,
Announces to the propreltors of BEER
SALOONS. and to Ih, publlc. that having icom
eted his immense apparatus for maaufac
LAGER BEER.
ýH s prepared to sell the same AT A LOWER
ICEthan any other HOME-MADE ARTI
iE and of as good qualIty as any simi'ar art
le produced is thi United States. mh27 mn
NEW ORLEANS
CROQUET AGENCY!
IRDUCED PRICES.
-FO-
Sea on of 1377.
O"LY $8
-you-
--FOR--
A Complete Hard Maple Set.
PERFECT GOODS, WELL FINISHED.
at Balls and Mallets, neatly painted Stakes,
e0etO., complete in a neat box. (hloape st
For $2 50
full set, 8 Balls and Mallets, full size, and var
Arches and Stakes painted. The best set
FJOB THE MONEY ever made. Also a dozen
ther st to selt from. alt prices rangin
from $1 0 to s1 per set. New lino ust recenlv
for season of 1877, at less than wholesale prices
at
110 and 11· Camp Street,
ROBT. J. HARP, Agent.
Call for Descriptive Price List.
mh251 IW
RECOGNIZED OFFICIALLY
LED BT PUBLIO OPINION THAT THE
Steinway, Knabe and Pleyel
--Are the
LEADING PIANOS
Of the World.
Coavinee yourself by calling at the General
Agency at
GRUNEWALD HALL,
Where you will find the Largest and Best Be
lections of all kinds of
AlMUSICAL INSTR UMENTS
AT LOWEST PRICES and EASIEST TERMS
Irass iastrumenU. S rinas, Acordeoon,
Masul Boxes, luaeI, of my own
Imtreo lntioe, at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
It is in your interest to call on me before nur
hasling elsewhere.
LOUIS GRUNEWALD,
14, 16, iS. 2e and .2 Baromne Steat.
f.a 2dnly
UNDERTAKERS.
BAS. 0. JONES, JOHN G. BOOHE,
Formerly with Frank Johnson.
JONES & KOCHE,
-to sad 252 Magazine t..near Debrd.
Uar akes ud Eambamer .
SaL as gtrusted to the Irm weI NSSW
das agerua;os ima eesgsser
-01r T3a-
FIRE DEPARTMEN1,
_-o Trtn-
x- ZT3Z XuTsXzOT.
Thu FlrV Dopartmnnt of the 8kth 1)lsitrlnt
with thosn invited to aeist in the .i(tlnbratlon of
tho Tueth Anntivrnary. will anenmble In front,
of ..,iwrence umoaro, corner Magazinoe nd ntlr
lin streets, on
MATiJRUAY, March 31, 1M77,
in the following order:
iIU(IENI MAY, C(lAN, MARnn.i"..
Aid.'.
l. iiEL CORA .................ol'innor No. 1
I. (tAMNEItIS Hit .......l..n Plc'er o. I.
I. 1 ....)AVI . ....... ome .I. ..} an p. , 1
LObIM JILL itK............ lIlolmo II. and 1,. No. I
I.N 0. A(NlD ................. l'rotetor No. -
J. LLN)RY'roltor No. v
F. W. l ) I-JFY.' ......... Yo.°ung Amnrio º N, .:l
ii. (iENT.............Young Amerin No.:
Chiefr lgineer and Amelitanut.
If. Pj PI[flII'...... .... .Ohhlof nginer
I). WOKB ....... . ir.lt Assistant Clnginer
JNO. BIINK .......::.eoond Annistant Enginor
Pioneer 8tnam Frt (lompany No. I,
Home Hook anl Ladder Uom py No. 1,.
I'roturtor steam Firoe omtany No. 2.
Young America Fi'ro Company No. e.
..ut..
The pronusnion will form In line at the posltlon
lndiated at 11i O'lok a. in. pre.. n'y. Thun
head of thu proonsslon will move dotan Maga
rine to Ninth to Tnhoupltoulan, Uo Thonupinou
Ins to Ptors venun out Peters Avenue to MaR
nrln, ine. dwn Maanlno Vanenoe. olt Valence
f9 it. Ct rln. down Mt. Charles to Egihth. out
Eighth to Prytania. down l'rytsnla to Washing
ton, to Maanzino. up Magseine to Pennintron
ntret, where tne prooonaion will pons in review
and ho isimiensod.
The Chief nglner and Asseitants will be sta.
tioned at the corner Berl in and Mnarg~inn. A
the companiens arrive o the ground they will
promp tly report through their marsihaln to the
Chief ngln r, who will Indionto their poeltilon
A soon as tle prooeslon in formed, thn Ohinl
Engineer and Assietants will report in a Iholy to
the Grand Marshal the formtiotln being ,(omi
plnte, tbh Chief Inuslnner will direct twelve tape
to be toIck upon the boll, contruuctcd with the
Fire )epartmelt s an stgna that the i,r,,onnion
has moved. The Marvislai and F.oremen of tbh
various oomp nioes are notlfled to be punctually
on the grounl, an the pronssnion will oslitlvoIJ
Imove it 11:a o lock Thn Al.s t th(Irand
Mtlrslhl will report to him promptly at it, o'nlok.
a. m.. at the corner of Magalino, ald Itrlln.
mbh2l s EIGllENE MAY, (irand Marshnal
Nottoe.
HA.I. ToMe H onaK AND LADDInta TVhnR ('o. No. I,
Sizxth I) strlt.
N,,w Orleans. Marcrh 29, 1177,
The omfrors Iand activO members of thlln above
company are hereby ordlered to nasemble at the
Truck House on SATURDAY, March ni, at s A.
M. sharp, fully crulpped. to participate in the
Annual Parade.
Exempt and honorary members, and also
invited U aets are rspecrtfully relu ited to be
punctual In attendnnce.
By order of C. C. Pu>tER. Foreman.
J. A. ii. DgLEON.
mhac 2t Sooretary.
TAXES AND LICENSES
PAID BY
F. R. SOUTHMAYD.
NO. 1N UNION lTRBERlT.
Desk In Messrs. Oon1Nt & BiL.'s onlion. Or
doers respeetfully solicited. mh29 tf
BUI)WEISItBR BO)T 'LED BIE i
We have secnnured th the agency of the celebrated
BITDWEISEt BOTI LED
BEE R,
which is undoubtedly the best booeer in the world.
We offer it in cases (Pints and Quarts) at very
LOW I'RTOIES.
MIl.lER & DII.rMANN,
mhis im so. 52 and It South Peters street.
.Portrait Patntnug.
(AND INSTRUCTIONE GIVEN.)
Portraits from life
or from pictures of
the deceased, at the
following rates:
Life siAo, bust por
net size. in oil, $a5
35o and Sloe; Crayon
Heads, not retouched
perishable p hoto
graphs, but pure
crayon heads at $25,
aO0 and 575. tSmaller
work, both in oil or crayon, or water color, at
proportioned rat's. Satisfactlion will be given
In every enm.e. Persons residing abroad can
have any of the above work satisfactorily exo
cuted by sending the rest pictures they possess,
accompaniedl with a falithful desoription of the
person, and by stating the style and size of
ortrait deslred, will have their orders prompt
It attended to. Country patronage solicited.
EVEILETT B. D. JULIO,
3 Caroudelet street,
NEW ORLEANS.
N. B.-Instructions given in Drawing. Crayon
nd Painting. Classes in Seminaries instructed.
My Art Gallery is a place of free resort, and the
public is invited to visit it at pleasure. fo22 2m
EASTER.
ON HAND. A LARGE AND SELECT STOCK
of Rhine Wines. French. Hungarian and
California Wines, Jamaica and Santa Cruz
Rums, Kirsch and Zwetshwesser, California
Fruits and Jellies.
For the Coming Holidays.
Also on hand, a large stock of Whiskies. Bran
dies Cognacs, Gins. Sherries Ports, Absinthe
and'Vermouth, French and derman Cordials
Pilsner's Bottled Beer and German Seltzer.
Sole agent tor J. Kauffman& Co.'s Cincinnr.tl
Beer, in barrels, and Star, Tatel and Uhrig'a
Bottled Beer. Also. tor Oreme do Bouze Eper
nay Champagne.
F. HOLLANDER,
s9........CUSTOMHOUSE STREET........5
mh3
DUCONGE DRUG STORE
A. CARIOUCHE,
89 Chartres Street,
Products of French Pharmaceutic. received
by steamer Hannover.
A complete assortment of
FRENCH PATENT MEDICINES,
most in vogue, such as Elixir Bonjian. Ducros,
Pepsine, Sylihium Cyrenaicum, Dehaut's Pills,
Crossnier's Anti-Neuralgia. Blaneard & Leroy's
Preparations. Dr. Churchill's, Laville's, etc.
For sale by A CARROUCH,.
mcht lm 39 Chartres street.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
OGDEN & HILL.
H. . N. Oora. J.S. D. HILL
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
No.6 Oronelet Street. d19
MOENER.B ELLIS a ELLIB.
Johadhahr7. T.. aW. E Ila. ohn anls
ATTOENI3B-T-l&tW,
arad 10 ee thr ot Mnait. shmiB1.rrerw.
Ouohitar d IDloAkl er . hitpner-ghn
n atlls A H H been witr hrawn
temprrrart1. Her freight reaelveel h1at bean
trunslerrad to the Cotton VallepInvlr this
p, m Arrangemrentsr havlng hbien mirrr to fpor
wic, I thrnug. Without delaAl sliptprAo wIll
change tryheir bolhdey 1'"°1" il ,v.duaf
dolo.t street,-New Orl.7,ni, Marr'h 27, 1577-iThr
"renuIlar annual lrotlion of twa4lvn lirretwrl r of
tI til omplan, to snrvuri lhe tihe ne Ari ln yeor,
Will ha1 hel11 at this ofT)e +lrrtWorrn (i1e hrrrr s oii
1 n. mi, and 1 pi. in., on HA'l UlItDAY. Arill 7,
S1477. 'krirrrnr., hookr will or rh bl.,,, on and rtti'r
April 1, 157*. M. A. TAlti'TON,
mh25 tId No'r'trVy Unrl Trenasrurr'.
r-Otrice lacIorms' neut erad* rsN iheulrn~Ce
(otrnprany. No. 8 (U)ronrnlrt N trl r Now . r
1 hl nn, M rolh l74, M 977.-In Innfrmi-U tll with arti
1 rco slith of tie crirrtr, anr ellcirti, . will hi hrirr
1 at this owlIon MONIAY, t. hothr of April noxt,
i hotweren ti4e hours of +1 'oi''Inik a. In. and 7
2 o'rocIk p. mn, for t.wcnt.y-flvn I r rter's, toI)ervo1 no
9 such for the ensluring youar.
'illI)MAIH F. WALt1711i.
1 mh.r lst . I rretry.
-To the Lakie - fflce of Ifew Orlrnns
(7ty Ntallroodu Comnltry, No. 114 "anal t.tn.r lt
mhlo tf (I. O. I.F.W IH. Horotnry,
ol.e of New Orleani uriy tainlread oUotn.*
pany. No. 1w4 Canal strmet, Now Orleann Marlnt
15, 1577.- At n metlnU of the BIoard orf )irertors,
herml on rt 14tIh instant a iolviden of 'l'hren
f1 Dolars par (4a,1n was dT1rrr'ruorrlo. ayah to io 11
rn ftonkroldurs on anl afnolr MbNo 1)Y, April 2,
t- 1517. All transfers of stock fer ten tdays prov
1. us to that date must 1(r ox divideond.
y- mlls td 0. . . II . EW 1. nnlrntarv.
'0 Arne. of Crescent MllN al u eInurfnce
-It ewdn Now Orinans, March I1, 1.77-I. n ron
I frmt with thn foIurth articlr of thn amendrud
Sharter, an slurntion of Truteoo. to serve o01e
W year from tho f .lt Ionday In Juane nt, w II be
hid at the ontoW n of thirn nompany, on MONIhAY
the t ud d of April, 1577, betwoon the hours o
112 In m, and a o'clock IANR. Y V. OODEN,
"' mhTlls r Hliror'tary. -
new orleans, niarci I, I77. - IVNoele Ii
e boernhg glvon that (ht ir nterest, of Mr. F. It.
.. MATTIH.WH in our firm onrms from this dato,
, We ruvlg puirnhrnrserllistir rn & same
ie mht tnl ncntali. Ii. WIH A (70
WANTS.
W ANTEi) TO i'PUItHANE-WITI'IN THE
bY unatry of elilityv Kul.i, NatL int Av
cittic, 'CInsttitnen ari i anr uonI strlt", a houna,
wit II tWi or inorn Ints of grol'und. t., 1', not to
nlogeeld I:Itr00; onnlt iftih 1''twit; twrll n'on in itvo
years: interest six tar tint, Aidrst J.1 II I)..
I)D mocrar t tf ll . gi.ving particul(,hts, lsrt iptlir, n
and Innaol.llty. mh:o . .
WiANTEII--IY AN AILE-J1OI)1EDI WHOL E
slIni and retail grocerv Cl(rk nimpltoyrtnit,
I nitly or c',untry in tny otpa.lity whltittenvor.
Unnxcoutionable rnfernc,'us. A. Ii., UD mnrat
office. inhll tf
W ANTED - HEUOND-IIANI) CRItlIAOGE
and lltuggits. Any ortt having sluch, and
wishing to dlisposo of them, can fllld remly
sal" for ithem by callin otn L . T. MADI)UX, tis
Carondolet street. Also, ti full stock of Oar
rtages and ittggins Ian.tl a comltnte stook of the
Japanese Clhi l's dtlrrliagt and Cradle, a most
wonderful romblination in short, a fl1l stock
In everythingt appertalILning to the Carriage
businesns-all of which will bI sold at reduncel
printes to suit thi times. Thin cotmmutnity Is
most tiordilally invited to 'call and examino at as
C'rontdnliet street.
mliii tim T. T. MA1nTX.
W ANTED-A sITUATION A. A TItAVEL
YI Ing Agent for a Drug liIouse, by a man
who is fn t tlllar with the businnss, and has ex
tnnsivel lnqultlnttnntle In illouisina. MslsiPlsippi
and Texas. Mist New Orleans retforentes given
Address C .. Misst.istlpit (itt.v Miss mh
W ANTED--BY A 8OBEII AND INittUH
trits young man a sitnallon lhs Waltch
man, Porter. Malesman or Driving of any kind;
is thoroughly aiquuaintedl in the city. Woutl go
in the country if desitrd. Address W. C. Dem
ocrat oficit. fcet[!
LOST-FOUND.
Ij OST- -CECi NO. 3, DRAWN BY TIHOS.
j f1. Ilantly, Civil Sheriff, on the Canal ank.
for Forty-Four Dollars. i'aytrlent hving been
stoppedl, this flndor will obligen by utaving the
same with CHI AIIE, DE FOILEST, :o Calrondo
lot stre'et. (blck ollie ) mhhao st
NOTICE--WE CAUTION TIIH PIiBLI NOT
to purchase any of the following tickets of
the Havana Lottry. Nos. Hm:, 11.571. 1::.763 and
141117, to be drawn tllhe ti 1th of April. 1877 wiid
tickets having bon lost or stolen from the Ilegal
hohler. He hLas tkenl the n.utoessary stops to stop
the payment should they draw auy prfzon.
FOR SALE.
FTlt SALE-ONE FIIRST-O.ASR TICKET
E' to iflIhmond, Va., and two Ifrst-class Tick
etsI to St, Louis. Mo, Inquire at No. 19 St.
Chnrles stront. mh6*
FOR RENT. . -
O 10 RENT.-Three elegantly furnished rooms.
In a central location, convenient to two
lines of city railroads, to rent, on very reasona
ble terms.
No more conveniently located or better turn
ished appartments can ho had in the city.
For particulars call at the otfoe of the DzMo
ORAT'.
MUNICIPAL ADVERTISEMENTS
ME tLDI) PROPOSALS.
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE,
City Hall.
Now Orleans. March 28, 1877.
Scaled proposals for the lease of the following
named SKIFF FERRIES. for the term of two
years, will be received at this office up to 12
o'clock m., April 7. 1877, vlz:
Foot of Race street to Froetowid.
Foot Qi Broadway to Westwego.
Carrollton Ferry.
Bids for the ferries to be made separately.
The city reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
Specifclations on file in this office.
CHAS. CAVANAC,
Admiolstrator of Commercee
mitlt 31 np 2 4 7
NOTICE-CITY TAXES OF 1877.
DEPARIITMENT oy FINANCE,
City. Hall,
New Orleans. March 22. 1877.
Tax bills for 1877 are now ready for delivery.
The following rates of rebate for prompt cash
payment will be allowed:
Three per cent on all bills paid up to 31st of
March, 1877. inclusive.
Two per cent on all bills paid up to 15th April.
1877. Inclusive.
One per cent on allbills paid up to 30th April
1877. inclusive.
After April sO. 1877, interest at Ten per cent
per annum from 31st March, 1877, and costs, will
accrue.
mh22 t a3l J. C. DENIS. Administrator.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
MAYORALTY OF NEw ORLEANS.
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 stote the price per
square of the space of one hundred words solid
matter, for first and subsequent insertions.
Separate proposals will also be received for the
same period for printing the various bianks.
etc.. as per paragraphs from 1 to 8 inclusive. of
act No. 49, approved March 12, 1877.
For publishing the proceedings and ordi
nances of the Council and official notices of the
several departments no bids will be received
except from parties publishing a morning
paper issued at least six times a week.
Bonds, with security, in such amount as may
be satisfactory to the Mayor will be required for
the faithful exsboution of the respective con
tracts. Term of contracts to extend to 1st Jan
uary. 1878.
The city reerves the right to reje any or all
ras. D.;a rastlJ ,
BIDWBVLlB AOADEMY OP )MUBIO
94 St. Oharle. street.
Tho only Theatre open in the itgy.
F unday, March 2f.
And during the wnek.
W.Vdnnlay and Mraturdrr Matinona,
Enga~rmrnnt of tthe tr.rllng Amnrleran tnrtor,
OhllVIRt IIOUD BY1RON.
Aundiny, Monday. Tutreday andt Wednesday Mat
Ilo-Mar 'h 25, .n, 27 and 2a--11e will apprnr
inl theo lan.ert lotldoal n rreaR, tn entirely new
rind orlgilnal drlrria of the mos tpown l'fil in
toront, In four wit, nllttled P1LEN Y OF
MO' VKY, or BENTI'NCED TO IEAT .
Wedulrday iand 'IIhurs.lny--Mario 1.t rnol 219
The d rama of powerful intnrenst, unltitined
IiEN MýCOOILOU(Gl, .
Frtidny--Murarch r0r- liefrllt of OLIV PR f)OiUI
BYItON. when wil bI tln rrntral tire grIeat
drama of A(JitO,.A THE (ON'I I N 1E'iT'.
Alor at Hr.' u rday Matrio I nend Hratu rdly nihth
.raeltor Mnlndlr --Ap tri 1- Ther New Itrieanua Frt
vorilt., JO11N THIOl'InON. In ON IIANI).
VARIETIES THEATRE.
Monday Evenlng, April 2, IRIs,
EAtr TIUR.
(irndrl Farewell Complimnntary Tentimonlal
'2end~red to
IIIC1 RONA RAND,
By the cltins and leonlading amatenurn of NoW
Orleans.
OHORRIEMPONDENVKE.
NEW OIIiEANB. March 21, 1577.
Mliss Rosa Rand:
lHaving, during the past season, witnessed
with equal pleasure and grratlIloaton. your per
ronntlon of the mlany different oharac'ers you
lhave rnproesented, we dosire before your depart
urn from our city to your Maryland home, to
hlavo the piranure of seeoolng you again on the
borirds of the Variltleos. and to acknowledge our
apprV.rtition of your excerllence ns r finished
and hlhly aRcompIllsh.ed arUt . Wne therefore
respect fully suggest that you indilate the time
whenll It would best suit your onnventrl'noo to ar
cnrpt a farrewell conmplimntary benrefit.
Francis i Nlrrhlls. John Phlps,.
Thos II Hunt. Louis A Willl,
,tlis Bush. w'T Vanudry,
Wmi A (lwynn, I) A Glvnn,
A i canmtrnck, Win M Bllaley,
Jnto E Higr. J 1II (iven,
J M Hcott. A Frorichsn
A J Mnauley, I, Chrlist.,
W A Goberltson Frank a; Hall,
J Morgan Hmith. Albert Mlultv.
Will Stevenr, W M Owen,
J D ltuger. J D Houston.
John Urugg, Win Fasgan
B F Jonas. Harrison /atts,
O I) (reen, E Swift,
JnoM Withnrspoon. J.1) Itouse
(eo E Glenn. itlch'd Weilghtman.
Jrak Lrrawtorn. 1 W Slmmons.
JE Arustin. Jos P lornor.
) F K enner. Jno A Morris.
NEW ORLEANS, Lr., March 23. 1877.
To Messrs. John Phelps, Fratncli T. Nicholls,
This. Il. Hunt. W. H. Bailey. Hlarrlson Watts
and ohoera:
Gentlemon--I beg to acknowledge the recelpt
of your esteemod favor, tendering me the high
compliment of a testlmonial benrdlt under your
arusplrnw. I am highly grallflid at the flattering
manner In which you speak of my efforts to
plehasn during the past season, for It assures me
that my labor har not bhen In vain. I shall
always remnmber my season In Now Orleans as
ont, of the bright eprcltl of my life. If Monlay
evenlng. April 2, will meet your convenience,I
would suggrnslt thalt s the dateo of the proposed
performance.
I remain. gentlemen, respectfully yours,
RO8A RAND.
The evening's entertainment will prnsent the
popular romaneo of rreal life, in four acts
and ia prologue, by Charloe Sholley. EsAi.,
ontltled
MARHLE IIBARTs' -
OR. TIIE CULTPTOR'S ILEAM.
Box office open on Thursday, March sn. from 10to
Ia. min. to 4 p. in., for sale of reserved seatP.
rnmh7
PECIAL OUTIOCE.
OPrrc BTATE TAX Conla.croa.
Third District, Perish of Orleans.
March 2!. 1577.
All persons within the limits of the Third
District owing License and Capital Tax are
hereby notifled that the offieoo for the collection
of said Taxes is now opened at No. 17 Espla
nade streot. S. 1. PROCTOIt.
mh297 t Stete Tax Oltt iator.
MPECIAL NOTIUCE.
Orviox STATE TAX CoL.crTQa,)
First District, 169 Gr avier street.
New Orleans. March 27, 1577.
All PROPERTY OWNERS of the FIRST DIS
TRICT are Informed that the assessment rolls
for said District are now ready, and that per
sons desiring to pay the Real Estate Tax at this
time may now receive their bills promptly.
I' he following named persons only are au
thorized to sign receipts for the Collector of
this District:
For REAL ESTATE and CAPITAL TAX-Mr.
M. STODDART.
For LICENSES-Mr. A. W. COCKERTON.
Or the undersigned,
mh2s ' E. A. BURKE. Collector.
lPECOIAL NOTICE.
OFFICE STATA TAX COLLECTOR,)
Second District., No. is Rtyal street, Mer
chant's Exchange, up stairs. March 23, '77.
All persons within the limits of the Second
District owing licenses and capital tax are
hereby notified that the office for the collection
of said taxes is now opened.
P. L. BOUNY,
mh23 tf State Tax Collector.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
OFca STATE TAR COLLECTOB, )
First District, New Orleans.
March 19th, 1877.
The receipts given by MR. E. C. PAYNE, for
amounts advanced for the support of the gov
ernment by the liberal and patriotic citizens of
this city, will be received as CASH in the pay
ment of TAXES and LICENSBE at this office.
E. A. BURKE,
mhl9 tr Tax Collector.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOB,
First District Parish of Orleans,
March 13, 1877.
All persons within the limits of the First Dis
trict owing LIcENsE and CAPITAL Tax are here
by notified that the office for the collection of
said taxes is now opened at 169 Gravier street
E. A. BURKE,
mhl3 tf State Tax Collector.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR,
Fourth iiistrict, Parish of Ori.aus,
March 19, 1877.
All persons within the limits of the Fourth
District owing LICENSE an'i CAPITAL Tax are
hereby notified that the omlice for the collection
of said taxes is now opened at No.241 Josephine
street, R. C. BOND,
mhl8 im State Tax Collector.
DENTISTRY.
J. B. WALKEIL, D.D. S.,
No. 180 ddu lr trBest,
Latest Improveset sand bea les'o boet
Opeiti~.t and .ebui Detlý at ara1
J.ESTABLISHED IN 1rIZ5.
Corner Delord and Constance Street.
.... O' ..............-
WII AIIE PIrEPlARlE TO MANUFACTYUItr,
Steam Engines, Boilers,
Sugar Mills, Furnaces for Burning JiBagasse,
Vacuum Pans, Clariflers and Filters,
SAW MILLS. COTTON PRESSES, NEWELL BCREWS, JUDSON'S GOVEB.
NORS, GIN GEARING, FURNACE MOUTHS, ORATE BARS,
ALL KINDS OF
PLANTATION AND STEAMBOAT WORK,
And every description of Machinery for the onuth.
We beg to call speOial attention to our large stock of SUGAR RETT glES Haviag ptr
chased the entire ~stock of the Stacker Iron Works of TenneUsee, for wiIOh Mr. E. F. Lavlle.
bouvre was formerly ngnnt (and the only .gnnuine Tenneasee Kottl'o in the market), we
offer the same for sale as well as those of our own manuukuturo, prico list of whlek we
will be pleased to furniih upon application.
fel tf LEEDS & CO.
B. M. & B. J. MONTGOMERY'S
Furniture Emporium,
ARMORY HALL, 87 CAMP STREET.
The Largest and Most Centrally Located Furnituae
Establishment in the City.
Constantly on hand, and at the LOWE8T MARKET PRICES, the largest and best seieoted
assmortment of
To be found In the South, consisting of
Suits Upholstered In Brocatel, Cotoline, Reps, Terry and Halr Cloth,
and Finished in Gilt.
MARBLE TOP INLAID CARD aud FANOY TA.
SBLE+; Frenoh PLATE MIRRORiS and Patent Fnag
CHlAIiB; ine. BEDROOM SUITS, with French Pele
Fruprt Il'reegin Capes ant Armoire; meassm
French ilate HALiL STANDBS with HALL UBIA
to match; DINING-ROOM and LIBRARY SVITS o[
every grade.
A complete assoriment of MiDIUM and COUKOI
FURNITURE. of every grade suitable for coo Jy
and plantation use.
A large stock of boxed and knock down Fturuitu
SPRING, HAend M.OO8 MTTBEK.S.
e_- and FEA1 IERR PILLOWS and BOLA1 1JF
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 eAitg
for their past patronage, we solicit a continuance of the same in the future,
R. M. & B. J. MONTGOMERY,
Armory Hall. No. 87 Camp Street, New Orleans.
mhs Im
P. 0. FAZ ENDE,
Stock, Note and Bond
BROKER.
OFFICE- No. I V COMMON S.REET.
mh24 tf
Office Louisiana Cotton Tie Co.
The patent TIE and PULLER ownedby this
Company having been fully tested at the Cham
plon Press. is now offered to press owners and
shipmasters at a moderate price.
An average of fully flfty bales per hour, and
at times over sixty bales per hour. has been
compressed and tied by this process, and with
practice it is believed that an average speed of
sixty bales per hour can be attained. By the
use of this Tie and Puller the capacity of a ship
can be increased fully 20 per cent. and the bands
are 60 per cent stronger than when the ordinary
ties are used.
JOH~. B. LAFITTE & CO., Maneaersn
mh23 Im 154 Gravier street.
n BENEFICIAL
TO
THE PUBLIC.
ir We, the undersigned Photographers in the
r- United States. do state and will bear testimony
if that PIOTUEBS made by
e. LAMBERT'S PATENT PROCESSES
WILL
Never Fade or Change Their Colors
IN THE LEAST. "
Also are otherwise in every respect mor artis
tic than those made by the old processes, which
are bound to fade and become worthless.
sARONY .....................New York.
W. KUBTZ ..................New York.
LEON VAN LOO.....n.........Cnelma I.
J. LANDY.....................Clacle ast.
F. GUTL KUNMT..........Phlladelphla.
ALLEN & ROWELL............Boston.
S C. IENTILE & CO............( hleslo.
:h C. W. MOTES .............Atlanta. Ga.
re . KLUBER...............Lealeville.
.n
Re RULO.ON, President of the Photo
graphic Association of the United States
of America.........sau Fraeleco, Cal.
D. H. ANDERSON......Kiehmed, Va.
5HBO. ILIANTHAL,
,saºe of Lest[las.
And others, too numerous to mention.
!THEO. LIENITIIAL
:_· ...+..+o m m=.+ _ .. +. - .... . ..,
RAJLROADi.
G.EAT JACK HOI &OUTE.
NEW ORLEANS. 3T. LOUI8 AND OHICaeO
RAILROAD LINES.
DOUBLE DAILY THROUGH TRAINS,
will depara and arrlva at fllen,: from Cafllop
stree delDd from bIMarch 25, 1.17:
DEP.I$. Atel
Express No. 1.5:30 o. m. I ExDre No. 21!:20 a,
Express No.-7:30a. . IExpress No.. 6:40sa.m
NoNn.1 and 2 run daily, 3 and 4 daily ezept
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING C
through to Clneinnati, Louisville, hicago.(
ro and Milan, Tenn., without chan e. anafdI .
Louis a sinper is taken on at Milan, enabi
assengers to go through without leaving tli
Friday evening's train makes no eonneatloe
at Duquoin for Chicago.
Accodmmodation tral as between New Orlmean
and McComb (7ity;
Leave New Orleans 3:.30 p. . $aturday; 7;9n
a. m. and 3:30 p. m. Sunda¥y.
Arrive 9:15 a. m. and 9:20 p. mi. Sunday, ad :
9:1 a. in. Monday.
Tickets for sale and lnformatti.n gjv atn
Camp street, corner Common. un ity
E. D. aosT, General Manager,,
E GRBEAT THROUGH ROUTE TO TEl
EAST, NOBTH AND WEST.
Via Louisvllle, via Atlanta an via St.Louts,
CARRYING THE U. 8 NAIL
Trains arrive and pepart from Depet. 1ot Of
Canal street. as follows:
DEPART. I aRaW
Express......:4 a. m. I ExDres.11:aa.
Express.....s:o00 p. m. I Express..... . s.: p.
Pullman Palace Cars daily to Cincinnai L.
Isvlle. Nashville and St. Louis without o
and only one change to New 'ork and Neateni
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Awr. Omiana. O. Caza.
E. L. CaniEna. Cars. J. 0tm.
A. CARRIEJIE & SONS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Corner Royal and Customhleae.
Liberal Advances made on Consignments tP
our friends in
LONDON. LIVERPOOL,
jais 3m HAVRE and BOBDELUL.
LEON QUEYROUZE. OIbOAR BOl
QUEYROUZE & BOIS,
Wholesale Groetrs,
DEALERS IN WINES AND LIQUOBS
And all kinds of WE8TERN PBODUCOZ
At the Blue stresm,
Corner Old Levee and Bienviflle streets.
e14 '78 1v New Orlesas
-A - I W

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