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.' Ow S AseboVmsd olsketit.i AgesteetSe
Iminalt h tee (.ti are sMe.Ire. U. li
a roed aNd P,. O V I M8lliN.
'l OUR 0 FI PYNl
The Dao.n&v has jest added to its
a new and complete Steam Job
ag department, with all the latest
4 most desirable Improvements in
rules, borders, et, We are now
y prepared to compete with any job
ang establishment in the South.
scan turn out, at the shortest notice,
ythlag from a newspaper or a book
a lady's viitnlg hard, in the best style
the art. We shall devote special at.
lon to commerolal printing and to
printing of lawyers' brefs. We
estly solicit the support of our
ends in our progressite efforts.
TIPS M AKUIP.
The events of yesterday and an so
t of the complete break-up of the
shard conspiray, will be found at
th in other columns of the Diuo.
s this morning. How entirely the
tched and corrupt administrations
have cursed this State during the
eight years, lived upon the breath
the Federal Executive may now be
by the whole country. The re
of the squad of soldiers in the
s Hotel was not necessary to the
plate collapse of the whole orpet.
governmental system which has
outisiana, plundered her oltl
out of millions of money, cost the
eral government vast sums to pro,
and kept up, for years, the bitter.
engendered by the war. The Pres.
slmply declared that the suprem
of the constitution should be re
I. Louisiana as In other States,
that the army should no longer be
to override the law, end the whole
Snfamous edl oppressive tabrlic fell
the earth.
e may expect, during the next few
to hear any number of high.
ading protests against, and fierce
auncations of, the action of the
deat tn this matter. But this will
disturb the country seriously.
people of Louisiana, for eight or
yeas, have endured the robberies
i qppsla ve measures of Warmoth,
Packard and the others of that
i.ad we think the President can
with proper equanimity, their
atd disappointed rantings. Mr.
and his followers, however,
put the blame, where It Justly be.
i eti dastardly reign in this State
cheoked, ended, In fact, by the
people. The President was
instrument in this work, but
he has done, he has simply
thedemaºds eta publico opinion
he could not relsst, and which
have cost him his new place had
attempted to resist it.
Sr Teeommend Mr. Packard, and
with him who organised politloal
ty. public plunder, perjury and
as into a governmental sys.
to notice the political history of
w'rld. If they do so, they will find
though creatures, such as they,
Sina dlferent periods, for brief inter
of time, grasped and held power
paen, their iniquitous rule
always been brought to a
tel end, and truth and jue
resumed their sway. In the
of things, under the immu.
laws of God, their reign of crime
proigacy could not have lasted
Let them, thee, accept the in.
ylth as much graee as they
and endeavor to find some honest
for the future.
us must bear ourselves under
. ais hippy dispenaton as be
honorable and magnanimous
~neies are whipped; our
r under our feet; but it
t.ilbeo us to retalate upon
he prspeity of Louisiana
the ps
beeat
. aet 4 `vioe ae, pmet5 E o0
A OBIA IA1r.
On Tenday neat at noon, Looskian
will be ree, the wil of the people will
be untrammeled and no obsteole will be
it the wat of the aooomplishment of
our bright deetilnes, Already the Paok.
ard bugbear is dead, The presumptti
olM and unfortunate oe ie no moren,
morally or polteically. The boll that
tolls upon his demise l5 the death knell
of all oarpet.baggers, whether they
come from Maine or any other tState
Pranels T. Nioholls is the Governor of
Loublans, and the will of the people,
for oane sline siteen years, is at last
supireme. This must be an ouasston of
great rejoloing. entuories may follow
each other and not give an example of
so peaceful a revolution, wherein right
has triumphed, it may be said, by the
simple forme of justice, against all the
well wrought theories of the winked,
basked by the strongest preedents and
the almost insuperable force of oirounm.
stenoen,
It there oever was an onnasion in any
comtmunity to make a public demonstra.
tion expressive of joy and happlness it
is this, On Tuesday next, ea night,
after the troops have been withdrawn,
the whole city should be Illuminated,
bonflres should be lighted, and the
booming sound of artillery should make
our echoes reverberate with reooincgs,
We suggest that anommilttee of itlleens
take the matter in hand, thas, the Gov.
oeror issue a proolemation riaking the
day one of solemn publi thsnasglving,
that our merchants clone their stores to
give due import to the solemnity of the
day, and that all our oitisens'Join in the
great concert that will celebmate the vio.
tory of peace over anarchy.
mm -, I.. ., ._..I
The 2rInes, in its artiole on the levee
bill, assumes that there are grounds for
doubt or uncertainty as to the rate at
which the judgment that the Leven
company may obtain against the State
should be converted into consolidated
bonds, and whethersuch judgment may
not be funded at par, instead of, like all
other fundable debts, at the rate of
sixty cents on the dollar. The Fuand
t.g Aot has become a part of the Con
etitution, and its essential features and
oonditions are thus placed beyond the
control of the Legislature, One of
these, which is of the very essence of
the funding system, is the grading team
tare, whloh makes every description of
debt of the State fundable only at the
rate of sitty ceats on the dollar, We
think, therefore, that the tntesa is un.
necessarily alarmed on this score.
There is no danger of any Funding
I Board in this Btate ever allowing any
higher rate than that Indicated by the
plain provisions of the Funding Act.
It Gen. Garfield, as our Washington
specald intimates, is counting upon the
votes of Southern Democrats to elect
him Speaker of the next House, he is
likely to eome to grief. We should
like to see the Southern Demoorat base
enough to betray, not only his constitu*
eats, but manhood and common decen.
cy, by voting for that red-mouthed,
false-hearted, narrow-minded, unprin.
olpled jobber, hypocrite and persecutor
of the South.
DIED.
DIE BOM-II aturday, Adpril 1, rt i0'
lerilr ,rd wifte of . I olndleo, aoe d T
years, S tnoniti ansd t days.
Her funeral will take pela, This Evening, the
twenty--1cond instant ats o'oloek, from her late
raidtenee, corner of JMonshlne and Pryltnia
Streets. The friends of the family and of F. M.
Zhegler and W. Scehmidt arc rospootftlly In.
ited to attend.
LAMIAIIK-On Prilay. April i), In,77. at b::10 p.
Win l.. Anais, younaot dsughter of the late
H. . mmaro.
OlNEEVY-On Friday morning, the .oth of
Apri, at fIfty minutls pant I o'rdck, of dipht.hb
rFa, Jenettot Jil vy. yuntilgett dauMhtor ot Wit
liam (r.nvlv and thel)to .lt iIabetlh boott aged ti
years a months and ;t days.
WAL IIE'S SHIRTS.
A. ~EW STOCIK
-At
PDPULAR PRICES.
Wamutttta Muslin SIRT$ made in the bent
style. with fine Irlsh linel bosoms and cuffs,
ready for immediate ueo, are offered at the
SPECIAL PRICE OPF stl s IAC.
lHIRTHT with long bosoms a pecialtry at
WAL&HE'8.
A full line of new patterns in Colored Shirts,
nil styten asnd prioes, from to cents each, to the
very best French percales (extra line and nobby
patterns) at SaO por.do~an.
100 donen new aty'ee fa.,y HALF H08E, 25
and 0 cents per pair. t'l'iea assortment om'
braces over twenty varieties).
NEW ,NECKWEAR,
Made In all the aprove.t styles, both lo silk and
other summer aabries, at popular prices.
Attention is called to the new
S"GOV. NICHOLLs" sad "GOV. WILTZ"
STANDING COLLARS,
!Alsoa the"NRW LOUO. ANA,' a complete and
satlisfactory 'TUIiOVE ."
These styles only to be had at
W ALHIa'.'
110 CANAL yTREET.
In addition to th.oe speolal styles, a full line of
all that 1. new and fasbionaule In Noek
Dres aing
RICEIVED WREKLY.
The stock of
8usprel t and Sutmmer UTderwea
has been comiveted within the east wick and
wl ie tMts toal olases. Bayer
s aaasua ll lare. ad ot ezesled by any
h __ o mto s ai vtyqwlty orries.
GAL *3)J SUr*'
iiT .W a9~'8
KIADYaMABI LNINEN Ul 'l
111 MIAT YVAtltt, AT
TNT bellit af * anS a ait sold wIDWlrl
are mmtwtg the Insal Mt ."Witnt now bWIN(
Offered by
M L, BYRNE & CO.
ALSO-
LINZN LA'WNS.
JAVONXTI,
W'DflhNCII M1JLL9d.
NA1NSOOKM,
filT upAVilv,.
G~M TNADINES,
DAMAdK ,
NAPKINS,
PAflAWIA,
Colored Luaiu Xmbroldi ry
-AWtI-
'1km Cients I Vop tanid tipwmtdi.
TI4llMOU 1(0W OU1' TltOSIfl
0110101 S'1IUNO CAICO1
At 64 cants a var..
168 CANAL STIt1 KT.
It1tU W __________
LLDIES UNIDEUWEA.
º On M1 DAY, April 2B,
We witl offer LAR and U10OIC1010 sort
Smoent o
SLadits 'Und wear,
L elo' b uilts,
4iý4 Cuerets,
I
H 100 Doga MOSIRVY,
At horetalb unheard of
0
t.OW PTItliES.
A. 81WARITZ A M0N,
100 and 10a Canal strest, corner Baronne.
COURIT fALO(.v,
itCt..........Carondelet street .......... 1
Between roydra, and Lafarette , treets,
Having purchased from Mr. Patrick l)arron.
the stock nnd good will of this well-known and
popularsaloon, I bog to inform my many friends
and the public that. I will keep In my Haloon
everything of the best in WINEs and LIQUORH,
with fine LUNCH daily, from o a. in. to 1 v. in.,
to which they are cordially invited.
JOIIN KUNTZMANN.
a2n2 2dtt Proprintor.
CARPET WAREHOU1 L
l.t........Charrs ees street....... 1
W e eduedt Prices our Large Stock of
i ds.
T8. of all widths and qual.
7TI 9 d Piano COVESp .
O! 4( Ind %an aNilties. etc.
Also. DURLAPS bythebtde or ueq.
aps.s t1uWeNa A. BROUR AI&t ROW.
SHERWOOD FOREST.
A NEW RESORT FOR
SUMMER IDLING.
GREEN LAKE. WISCONSIN.
This charming Iotger, to be opened on the
20th of May, is ombowered by a hundred acres
I of grand old Oaks, lying with gentle grado along
the north shore of Green Lake. It is within two
miles of Green Lake Station. on the Sheboygan
and Fond du La BRailroad. It is reached from
Chicago via Chicago and N. W. Railway without
the least delay. Omnibuses and carriages al
ways awaiting arrival of trains.
THE LODGE
Is alarge iaviting structure, with broad veran
das. large, airy rooms and halls, and supplied
with all the appointments of first-elaes summer
resorts. It was commenced in the spring of
1574, partially oompl'ted, and partially opened
for a few weeks. and in 1875 made its formal bow
to a crowded house.
GAMES.
A billard house and bowling alleys, togeteer
with popular lawn games. are provided.
TERMS.
Board. per week ............... ......
Board. per dar.t..................... o00
! Children under To years, and servants. ha
" erica
8peelmaterms for thosewho come eotly or stay
~ ~C~i~lir*reprletn.4
WALL. 'A121 AN1~ WtOMOW BHA1IIIIl
M'te"e that defy nonpotlthon
o( , flrwM&l,
ELKIN & CO.,
l08.,l,,,,..,..,Maus street .......... 10
Are owiititng now afyleA of
PA~tJY U1A4N0T MATMtMON, g*VLMSItW
sad 111iNSIIAIII IAUPIITh hold FLSOO
OIL iLOTItil,
411 A the t nw~t It'Prie, SlO' imotD
Now Orlean!r Martugnl lnptltutlon,
No.k IScanal (tstret,
Thttlthina
A., MOULTOI'N, IL A, rdttPAl ,
tJA~t totIN, r, l.t. PA Y411,
nAD~LtttQttlt1'1An . d vrfoIt1II JONtA,
OHNl 0, (IAtP, T10r'PM. A. AD)AMM!
TlHu. A, OLI4KUL, tftllttgD'tN M!tttiotNulft,
lIlIAN, J, LNNI)N, MA MtJIL JAMtitMt,
lIaIteetfleow Oe DepoeM.le
D. V5MU1IIAIIT, PN5id40t
tf1p. ttellt l+, tA ttKfrou n i fln Ity
TA TIMfly' job 1AM I
ITAý st''WtIUhI Alt 14
4 1J-A IO .AMII
tt ttN
oPDUIti Itt$
uLr #fPt U1TI# IfVM
;111O0011
HONG KOING TEA 00.,
Csmp stryet, rear lemmtea strest,
-Aflt)
rPytdras street, tsr Iscuolaelet.
The Medleel fr ofoeenn rrrinmmnild our TEAM,
p Parth,ýFýWP
p
c0o000
47 ý
01d J A .ni tleno I no A. whichh we retell
at whr OpNAI 1 j"'in~o. er n10 dW01( ounn,
.roon cvitn dnelly. W t (OAIIANTI our
Rlofeea to Ibnet .r from ny niin ltnrntion. Pek.
delic vnered free of "herae. Country orIre
vrrod free to aniy con veyncn"',.
PRIINCIPAt 8TORE:
Camp street, Near Common.
foil am g0
3a137 PRfNTINTG A SP3OIAL'T
UlZTUflh-II
PRINTING
Grever, as .erpti@o
ii.t rlla mCr·/
Ctark cO Hofie
No, 112 G ravier Bt.
Wood - Wood-Wood.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
HONEY ISLAND WOOD and 00 AL YARD,
No. 815 Jallas treet, New Basin, near Mag.
cella Drldge.
PostofflCe address. Lock Box No. losO.
Delivered to all parts of the city.
PRICES FOI THIS WEEK.
sh wood, per cord ........................... 00
Oak wood. per cord ........................... so
h and oak mixed, per cord ............... s5 o
Liberal discount made to dealers.
,ntlsfaýtlon guaranteed.
mhf7 dptm wAtes P. RADFLAT. Aaent
RECOGNIZED OFFICIALLY
AND BY PUBLIO OPINION THAT THE
Steinway, Knabe and Pleoel
- Are the
LEADING PIANOS
Of the World.
Convince yourself by calling at the General
Agency at
GRUNE WALD HALL,
Where you will find the Largest and Best se
leotions of all kinds of
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
AT LOWEST PBICES and EASIEST TEBRM
Bran Imetrnumetstr, irlag, Aeseerdme
Mustse Bxes, Mue,. of my own
Importladen, at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
It Is in your interest to call on me before par
chasing elsewhere.
LOUIS GBUNEWALD,
14, 16, 18. 9 sad d1 Baaomne trsme.
fA aIdIT
W. W. W&$HMURN,
ARTRIT PHOTOGRAPX3R,
Opu~ce1l Cahv Snuet aNew O"Ieeai
MY. WtgHwUIN a, himsel. an sr~ut
tweuty-fs antest' erpst eae..sudt s
5 ..' f a
1. C. LEVI, Auctioneer, ýqv
WILL ok'vflI, TW"1 A WfLI
LADS! AND ILIWANTV N EOCI OF JBWILeIY AT AVUOTEO
And~~~~ mea~ wl~f atriet a¢jt.'i~WI~JYS
Watches Repafred andDamns3.t
only by a0kiiful woikuiui1 at b su luwam
who lid
I WOUt1LDl OAIA YOtIt At1ii4MV1P*4 TO TUN t3L4TLY thrtPWrn1W , Now w l &
UPIIIGIIT CUIICKERI N G PIANOS
Whsuhi rl , uaep crt the au dir. LnV th v€
~i~n a twet , bh nt' ItI,..$ µ n t t++ rInprll,',n~apd t ti P A 'i ie' t ioie is
atb1,em tIl tt oft n Fi n " c'iil~ttn , cvi dit i c I· p r 'i ', Iu
urns lrt l trmitucy, ecti ' oeeine wt ho thnrnli'ih te , nureiheere, -?
h' i'l ul npaorI-h an~t (Iitui on !1 t ý l, Mdfrl 1.k id init thargmui t'aoe tUO4S4 epiri
Itff &live n IoOrr a n tiino P ittp, Only ,
In New 1111or, 1x+II" Nn h nl, I l 1 W L1t1 N
t ern tt a t nh tuf I I:'! .+ý 1 " h AIY(' , tl tr hý liulF u l, ý ~ni , 'bt 1 l
Maid Yu rh hn tnt h · i "l l l nrcllo , ell- 11 flrr 4 ! w th th Iitvfnn i to ourn ·· 1
!pt)' ft, prt-h t1_} y ný1 nane n hafts], anti far anfal, nt n htrraf#Utt t'tnnba Wiiod d rbdaitd
P1O nflk fHrsi111 a rgan, tnn loe, oni $1 i4
'Z'he Loadlizig º'1au a Zoa*1*
aplo In 714 nn 90 iH ibONC ilk IMCT T N. Oe.
A. M. HIILL,
G()LD PEN MAN ' UFACTTURJER
NO. 86 ST. CHARLES ST.. NZW ORLUANs, LA.
smacrt Nimas and Pretes of my 1'trta Uo'ld PeinI
emse. ema *ise eth Au
The m o obl usaneo thrnt hout the Bohta 'C W.t ute thi
ta ointeu., butd Fo
virla It With a or one free of eh rgs., en I 4a
wl il take ko e or worn out .on e in exchange fo new one, at the foll.wIn
mi a as aoN, 1,2 and . 26 oentsl; Nos 8 4 and , u8 oents; Nos. e and a i . ent i. ,I t
t bFtnrnkt.No,, dsoie ~vetNo. Ian10, atr
M 1UNI POOKiT HOnDI R(, for Nos, 5,, an 7
ent by renstlered mail, at my risk. on rneelt of priot , or by xoErers 0, 0. D,
GOLD RIING SPECIALTY, 300 I)IFFIý* ENT STYLES.
A. M. HILL, JEWELER,
?NO. 4Nil T. CIHAlILES S1TEET, NEW ORIthAS, LA.
MY PIICIES ARE ALWAYS TBE LOWEST.
DIAMOND RINGb FROM $16 UPWARDS.
AM t'I'II¥YW' I N(}-t, the Inrgsmt stoLk ini the Houth. All tzei, shapes t .*~t ofto NS
eIAMEt I IH.iKIti, Thlebropt iw.ortm nt of fanny stones In tholty, Pll'' 1 W. .
r Ali h AN D OAIIN gtT It'N([', Mingleo loem an d elustero Inwi t' "tr " .... -1
I'NIAL 4KAJh IItNG4. (Pink Onyx.; Medlim sxio, largensloe.st. AN LW .'Tu
Also, a tom'lete assortrmnft of ladles and gentlemen's Poe l nI s wilh otote,
moss s ate. pink, rod, aray, blank, white, purple and green onyx setting., Mt lres1 from
samal rig#s, to an, i.s a ij., S1t and upwards for the finer IustItl. s.
PLAIN (10 1'31N-(1I tnlw.)s knneep , full stock of these rIngs. nod ran r ..III
width or quality. 'rls sl to aso, Orders flld s.ame m lay reoeived. I°Jilats or In l
gravod at 6 cents a Ilttnr. In orderlng rings measure the largest jolnt o1t 1e fIsaIyr aM. l r s
strip of stiff paper and send It to me.
COZazjA.ZR 3B YWWOMire
26 diforont styles solid gold buttons, 11, t o, , 62, so, so and sI.
MOr-ED GCo'rO-D ZWW., *.
nn sents. all ntew leislgns: DIamoends, PearibAlý2eysts. Ctjs nli 'f' Af
Ma.In1n Jt"t, Turquos J, ano Moral plan ol "grav. .l t.d,
Gold, Etruscan. Blood stone, Onyx, &o irle rir O.1 6, . w eno ds.
Joi c pt I ee ve S' <BeA
In pMonet as .rat vari't~y toHtuuds. Prcer from y $0 upwrarm -
I NITIAL (U IIV'ONd No.1. Ilne gold and bleok ensimmeled letter...........C . E
...A .P . o. , . . . . . aiti rer ý.. ........
., ' ..... ...* s y I~,U * a t r llr . sf -
Any article sent safoely r mrdtord mail aoty risk onp reipt oI.re D e r C.O, ..
preooe with privilege of examlnatlon If desired. Address ss above.
mIll8
. . ... . . .. . . . . . . . . = .. -- _ . .. . - . . • . - . ..* m m or +
AMERICAN "WALTHAM" WATCH AGENCY.
A. M. BILL. Jeweler,
No. 86 ST. CHARLES STRBET, Corner or Commerelei Fise, NEW O.LIJI.A
THE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY, o? Waltham, Masu, emnloy 10 workmtg
Watohes a day and have a capital of $1i.aOO00. thmesW tlbee r.dOee.e{i
FEBENT AWAItlis at Philadelphia, over and above all Wfathes, of 4
American manufacture.
REVISED AND REDUCED P1ICR - 17
The following watehes mse all sd.e
feweled, ssme smi s the illuetrtfos. mma
unaer full guarantee:
Solid ilver Watch, smee as illurtmatis,.. M
SSolid Silver Watea, open face and Sae al se.
Solid Silver Stem-Windesrao key rselwed., '
Solid Gold Watch, os A1 kmeat e ........ t
Solid Gold Watch, 9 o. is ar ee......... 0
Soli Gold Stem-Winder, s% o. ikarat 0a* li
Solid Gold Stem-Winder, IN a.cb tIkasaten 0
LABDIE' WATCHESl
One-balf sire of llmaetratl.
Solid Gold Watch, 14 karat eas ..............
Sold Gold Watch. is karat ease............... 1
Solid Gold Stem-Winder. l4 karat ease...... -
SolildGold Sten-Winder, Is uasar.se.......
BOY' WATtIe.
One-:slf site of ilWostris.
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Digelsie Elf the lye mad Bar.
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