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IOUR E00Q T'ABLE
saxaýn F .t A novel By Mrs. O.
A . n W& Brpos., Phi*w lan
d yl- h. Xw Orleans.
Mts. Wuarold belongs to t school
4 mal writers who have made for
e see a conspiueous place in
Sliterature, and won a repreo
oWhich, even it it does not
** be. lastigg, is yet widespread
68ti.. To this school belong,
t tarland, Mrs. Southworth
Sis Sans, with all of whom the
of "1orne Fleming" and the
Sof Bouverei" ay be .ta
.eopssd. With, perhaps, less
the irst in the desorip.
S up.~tral scenery, less exaggera
i0h the second in the details
o rdling plots, and less
.t; uraiing than the authoress
so excels them all in the
4 eti: g ;and sustaining the
rreaders in her skilltully
sand thritling piols.
e suterl tice "loae Flem.
S i~eatexampl, The plot
t out with great skill,, and
reader through varied scenes
4esout id the South in the period
ly preceding the war. The
4wa eharacters are Main Waring,
rptatChei, who hides the cool, cal.
atmsnahers of his nature under a
' of assumed piety, and Neal Du
y, who, thqugh his manhood has
ee wrecked lh his love of drink, yet
~reta htis pride of race and his affeo.
itos for the daughter of his last love.
Thu heroine does not please us so
1h in the earlier part of the story as
hb shows an unpleasantly precocious
t*enasy to falling in love with strange
Ung gen.tlemen, at the early age of
e~ e PFurther on, after she has
ergqed from the "infant phenomenon"
pIeo.o, she develops into a very inter
edtnfg and rather heroic young lady.
,Among the minor characters, the old
yp mly'eervants are described with great
tr.thfulness, and their peculiarities of
iAtmought and speech are depleted with
.ausing reality. There are some inao
and ineleganotes of style (as,
instance, the expression, "a tooth
e smile,") which we pass over as
, doubtless, to the hurry in which
ie authoress is compelled to write by
the eager demand of her host of admir
ier for new works from her facile pen.
_, _ AUWeD DY r * my aUa.AULv
lde I MoOlure publishers. From
.,.}'ri eh, New brleans.
S .i+heiaoO is handsomely printed and
cs ol~llu d as to matter, it contains
ih pith of .oody's theology, methods
'and eloquetoej d consists of a selec
oa of the gre preacher's best stories,
4itawn from his apetonl experience. It
a good insight into the workings and
a gln of the celebrated Evangelist
OCristlan preaoher.
Ia .as FoasaSrTLra. By Harry
S m . Porter Cooates, Phila
Pte' Eyrich, New Orleans.
+2M thrilling story is one of the
8pori.asma Olub series, which have late
: beensthe delight of excitement-loving
Mchoel boys. It relates, in pure vigor
0 style, the adventures of Frank Nel
~,a member of the club, on board a
lng vesseL He is kidnapped at
-Franeiseo and carried aboard the
a typical story-book whaler,
tyrannical omficers and .maltreated
where he goes through many
and exciting adventures, and
delivered and restored to his
5The story of the contest
,f irst whale and its
Ss told with great
"spirit, and throughout
b hxItipg events follow each
ian gol aquceeslaon oingled
t±e sp bla4 on their oyale round
the world for fes of "tulig aoff of the
under side," We can recommend this
book as a pure, well told story of life
upon the high ses,and as satsfyinag that
longing for heroic and romantic adven
enture which every healthy school-boy
feels.
Thankstothe Southern Express Com
pany for the latest Northern and West
ern papers.
Thon five hbandad sew liMan ailn, opened on
from two dollara h.-khf to twenty dollar., re
the. graatet rasains of the auron.
THE COUNTRY PRESS.
Packard is about to starve out. No
wonler, he might have known that "one
dcere, aould not S.oeld pasturage for his
berd.--(Vlenna Sentinel.
Cotton will be worth about ive cents
pe pund next winter' plant it exten
r l , ifyou pan aftori to subsist your
Sls Sand stock on cotton seed, solely.
nion Recorod.
We hope in view of the stagnation in
business, caused by the present awful
esus ese, that the om mission will olose
their labors as soon as possible. And
we hope also, that it will make a report
that will bring a and quiet to this
suffering people.--W rankliln Sun.
The storm of this week was the heavi
est that visited this section since the
month of April, 1874, when the Hickey
Levee gave way. It is a godsend that
the river is yet below the banks, for if
the water had been up against the new
ly made levees, crevasses would cer
tainly have taken plaoe.--ltberville
South.]
On Thursday, the 5th instant, the
eastern portion of Wilkinson county
was visited by a most severe hail and
wind storm. The severity of the hail
surpassed anything of the kind ever
known before, aooumulating in drifts to
the depth of two or threeTeet. Every
Vestige of vegetation and fruit disap
before the ravages of the hall.
he wind also did much damage by un
roofing houses and blowing down fences
and trees.
If the Nicholls government will em
ploy its authority to this and (suppress.
o bulldozing) it will be doing some.
thn to win the allegiance of the peo
ple of our own State, irrespective of
party lines, as well as the confidence of
the country at large. We doubt if
greater evil could afflict a State than a
government too weak or too negligent
to enforce the laws and protect the citi
sen in the rights guaranteed him by the
constitution. It is undeniable that the
administration headed by Gov. Nich
oils has the power to secure a just and
rigid enforcement of law; the will to do
so remains to be proven.-r[Donaldson
ville Chief (Rep.)
The history of this business is told in
short metre: The Oommisslon came,
they saw, they-they fizzled I On enter
ing the city, the first thing that met
their wondering gaze was a monster
mass meeting o 40 000 citizens. In this
they felt the heart-beat of the great me
tropolis, whose every pulse was for
icd.olis. They visited The People's
egiature, looked in at the judilcary-
in ihort, they took an inventory of the
whole governmental machinery. Ap
pearanoes Indicated rosy health; conse
quently no doctor's mediclne was
wanted.- [St. Tammany Farmer.
We have reached that point in our
State affairs where the people must act
with firmness. The supreme moment
is upon us and craven and dastardly
must be he who would hesitate to act
up to his convictions. The inactivity
of the past few months must now make
way for a bold, a determined and a
united movement on the part of our
people. There must be no division in
our ranks and he who would first sug
gest a halt must be left behind as un
worthy the asesooiation of honorable
men. The eye of the community is
upon every man; and he who falters or
would barter the interests of his State
#, ust suffer the penalty of treachery.
The siren song of policy must no lontger
be permitted-there cannot, there
should be no middle ground-and he
who is not with us must necessarily be
against us.-[Morehouse Clarion.
The Marksville (Avoyellos) Bulletin
complains that the status quo has great
ly injured business in the parish. This
tact may be justly said all over the
State. We have never seen at this sea
son of the year business so completely
dead as it is in Baton Rouge. Capital
ist, business men and everybody else
is waiting patiently to see what is going
to turn up. The withdrawal at once of
the troops so as to remove all
doubts in the minds of the people,
would be worth .hundreds of thousands
of dollars to the business community
in our parish. The capitalist would
soon unloose his purse-strings, planters
and property owners generally would
commence necessary improvements
and onfidence, the backbone of all
business enterprises would be restored
among the people and once more the
life there is in the old land would assert
itself. The agonies of suspense have a
terrible effect in retarding business of
all kinds and it is earnestly desired
that the President should remove this
suspense by promptly withdrawing the
troops.-[Baton Rouge Advocate.
J. B. Walker, D. . D., 180 Delord street.
The Nicholls-Niokel Lunch House, 58 0amp
stMreet.
Get your hate at the "Stonewall Jackson," cor
ner of Boyal sad St. Louis streets.
Those yve hundred new linen suits, opened on
Saturday by M. L. B yrn & Co., varying in price
roattwo dOllas and a half o o ltwenty dollar, are
the rreate.t bargains of the seas.o.
Not4ce to abxpa'ers.
We will pay State Taxes and Licenses at a
liberal discount
JOHN KLEIl & co.,
ap2 At so Oarondelet street.
State WMarrants f 1877
BOUGRT BY
JOHN KLEtN & co.,
apl2 st m carendelet street.
MtotGsEl DISTR.au.M,
Pui
w P A$ss. Co * Pafs.
ahaa arO(rlina Mr PfAP.
Osi mtied and other varleties.
Ssale by A. A. GUNWOOD 00.,
pa fr >a lAis 1 aMagssine street
J. LEVOIS & JAMISON,
1g6 CAYLAL BSTRBE2,
Have just received their full line of, "A LA
BIRtlUND. AND WEILZY" "
COI SET S,
Of different qualities and in all sires.
-We have also received several oasMe of
PUtRZB ZlS1 LINEN,
Fresh arrival, whleh we will offeor at 87% and 400oo.
guaranteed pure.
REIVCTION O01 11PRICla.
Duriog the past week we have made great re.
duttion in price of our DRESBS GOODS, and
would ask buyers to give us a call before pur
chasint.
We have opened several more cases of VUPERl
griE PIUmTenD LIUMS OAMBhIC f~ jl our new
design.
CIIANVET SHIRTS.
Our stock is now fully ao rted in all sines
with and without collars. In Mdapolin and
Linen.
All of our stoek will be offered at very low
prices, in eooordance with the times.
J. LEVOIS & JAMISON, -
128 Canal Street.
asn it
api i
Legislative Warrants
BOUGHT
At Highest Market Price,
--BY
FRANK A. LEE & CO.,
165 Common street.
apil lv
An Appeal to the Publit.
Bev. Dr. A. McLEAN, of New York,
Corresponding Secretary of the American Bible
Society, who is on a visit to New Orleans,
will, by request, speak in re
gard to Seamen, in the
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
(Rev. Dr. Palmer's)
LAFAYETTE SQUABE,
ON SUNDAY, APRIL 22, AT 7:0 P. M.
Subject:
" The Men of the mea-Their Claims Upon
Us, and Our Responsibility
Regarding Them."
Every Seaman in the port of New Orleans is
invited, and every friend of Sailors, and the
public generally. 8eats free.
A. J. WITHERSPOON,
aps1 st Seamen's Chaplain.
Ellis' (trculating Library,
8B Camp street, Near Natches street.
All the new BOOKS of the day are added to
ELLIS' CIICULATINI LIBRARY
As soon as pnblishied.
OVER TEN THOUSAND VOLUMES OF
STANDARD, CLASSICAL. LIGHT and O-.
MANTIC LITERATURE
Already on the shelves.
Subscription ra'es, 6 Dper annum; $3 for six
months ; $2 for three months.
GEO. ELLE & BROTHER,
Booksellers and Stationers,
ap22 It. 82 Camp st., New Orleans.
CARD.
The "Stonewall Jackson Hat Emporium,"
Corner Boyal and St. Louis stroeets.
a 221m SuTuTu
HAVE YOU SEEN
-THE
New Goods at Moody's?
GO AT ONCE AND BUY
Six Good Colored or White Shirts for s6.
Nix Champion Shirts for Is.
Six Super Linen Bosom Shirts for $12, form
erly $15.
AND SIU1RTS TO ORDER AT LOW RATES.
Summer Morino Undershirts. Boo each.
Balbriggan Undershirts, $1 each.
CroRssbar Muslin Undershirts, 75e each.
Fine Cotton Drawers, from 7ac up.
Full finished British Half Hose, from s3upor
dozen up.
Fancy Half Hose in endless variet.
White and Colored Lawn and I ercale Ties,
from Sec per dozen uD.
Beady Hemmed Linen Handkerchiefs from
sa Up.
hoe Finest Assortment of Fancy Silk Hand
kerchiefs always on hand.
White and Oolprod Summer Gloves at 250 per
pair.
Great Variety of Fine Toilet Articles.
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
-AT-
Corner Canal and Royal Streets.
ap2 It
MILLINERY.
Mine Ross Beynoir,
No. 9...... CHARTERs STREET...... o. 9
Takes pleasure in inviting
her patrons, and the ladies in
general, to inspect the large
and elegant assortment of mil
inery, which she selected whilein the North,and
French Pattern Bonnets.
nonveautes.etc., rece!ved dlreo t
from leading Parislan houses,
I~e1I
VMhLII MA"ter
oln of >r In Camtp m
~wOr Aprl 3,W 3 99 7t--At te letionhed
WY, tG, tCOYL, G, O No il
:ImUBY RUSie3LL,
were elected as 71) iorf the i a lngar.
At a merting il th~i P1 .ý ý1O'k ne, Jr.,
wap~lihanuz may 5 , an
(mif~e 0f tlho £lrew~St City U7vO toeak
lnding and Slaughter' oune momptny,
fib. t0 arondeiet sttet back noe-- e w Or
iiaApl o15i7- TeAnn al ~awin of the
slaklnag un-'of the mortgag ude jof t prorn
M41 IIV 0 aeplace at to ce,o 'II
D a , 1077, ast o'cloc , $. rnl. The bol d
art of bonds are invited t ted
tRYI BLh.AUGUST1f.
ap2ao td becretary.
An Mojurned meetlag of the 3enovo
lent A rnm i the Army of estern Lou
st ofa n1ý,lf. am treo, p tars o
U¶NdSOA Io flitt ndApil at in o'clock a.
as. Boto for elfoatur a at th sage pplae.%
It, L. Btoeslmawox, J, iNeooroctary ýproi reidnt.
pult 4t
IenVeilent Assoelatlon of the Army of
Western Louisiana.
An adjourned moo in0 of the members of the
District of WPstern Louisiana was held on the
evening of the 17th inst., at the rooms of the
Howard Assoeiation. A tomrpotary organize
tion was formed. Gen. J. L. Brent lo the chair;
and it. L. It bortson Jr. was appointed tecre
tary pro tern., vioe V. A. Strong. who was ab.
eant. The committee appolnted at last meeting
made a report,a i an ,l mrn emb0rdls w
oenofin accordance with here to
If the committee. and was numerously signetA
he roll may bo found at ho. 85 Camp street,
where it may be signed The meeting then ad,
ourned until Ar the rd, at 10 o' lock a. m..
when it will reassemble at the Booms of the
oward . seociattion, No 6s Camp stroet.
All persons who srvyed In the Military Dis
trict of Western Louisiana, are reested to at
tend and aid this bonevole roj
i gnod 1.. BliENT,
President
B. L, RtOBlERTSON, Jr. Secretary, Pro tem.
_!ple 4t
Per thse Lake -- oflse of ew Ortelns
lty 3 ailroad Company, No, li9 Eanal street
New Orleans, Apri 1, x17.--rom this date trains
for the Lake will leave the cit at 7 and V otclock
a. m., nd every hour thereafter until 8 o lek
p ao The last trailn will le thLae ,t eEnd at
9 o 'look p. . C.O. LEWI, eretary.
aoD tf
°. c,. .L. VI,
Ad trTIONBER.
How is it that I can afford to sell JEWELBI
OHEAPER than any other house in the city ?
First-B cause formerly all Jewelry sold at a
profit of from 25 to so per cent,
Becondly-Times have changed, and the pub
lie are not able to pay sueh enormous profits
any more. Therefore, I have come to the con
clusion that I would sell my stool,
Any and Every Artele, from 1t to 5 per
cent Advance on Original Cost.
Being perfectly satlsfied that all sales made by
myself heretofore have proven satisfactory to
the purchasers, I expect and solioit their pa
tronage for the future.
In order to prove to the public that my prices
are as I represent, I offer my large and hand
some stock of goods at PUBLIO SALE every
Tuesday and Friday at 11:80 a. m.
My goods are really not auction goods,but are
the finest to be had in the market.
I. O. LE VI,
ap22 it 108 Canal street.
DRESS-MAKING!
Wedding Dresses,
Mourning Dresses,
Dinner Dresses,
Evenins Dresses,
House and Street Cosslmes,
And overy Sty'eappertalning to a Lady's Ward
robe, and a perfect fit guaranteed,,at LOW
PRICES.
Samples forwarded by mailon application to
MRS. H. MOG RIDGE,
No. 96 Canal Street.
ap22 It
NEW SPRING CLOTHING
Wheeler & Pierson
Have just roeilvod in their Retail Department
the Latest Styles of r pring Fabrics, and invite
buyers to examine them.
Black Diagonal Worsted FROCKS and VESTS,
si$r, to $25.
Youths' Diagonal Chesterfield COATS and
VESTS. Stylish.
blue Flannel SUITS, all prices and best
quality.
Fancy Cassimere Nobby SUITS.
White Duck VESTS. $1 so to s4.
Newest styles Linen COLLARS.
Vertical Stripe Fancy HALF HOSE. Lisle
HALF HOSE.
New Silk SCARFS, BOWS, c'e.
Fancy Caesimere Dress PANTS, $6 to $7.
And other NOVELTIES at Low Prices, at
WHEELER & PIER5SON's,
18 and 15 Camp street.
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT up stairs, with
complete STOCK goods for Country Trade, at
very low prices. apl8 Im
DIXIE HONEY DEPOT.
Pure Louisiana Extracted Honey
ALWAYS ON HAND,
IN BARRELS, HALF-BARRELS AND KEGS.
Dixie Bee Hives Ready for Use and
in Shook.
ALSO HONEY EXTRACTOR.
For sale by
8UO. A. VINCENT,
Dealer in Honey, Wax, Hides, Wool, Moss, and
Country Produce in General.
ap22 it 2dp Nae. 2e Wrth Peters street.
Fancy Terra Cotta i.awn Vases,
-FOR SALE BY
JAMES G. CLARK,
ap22 It S3 Mazesne atreet.
PREMIUM BONDS
ALWAYS ON BAND ANID 10 SALE IN
suss To 1i0M .
msacaseunr...s
was CoLLM.b EAWE,
oSt. tsrtide of iasrr Owen,
Menday .Ireats, AprIl $s, 103 1,
SOOMPLIMENTABY BEN.IFIT
Tendered by the oitizens and dramatic pro
aeion as a tribute of respect t o
MD, 0. ZIDWELL.
The eveina's performance will commence with
Charle alown' beautiful comedy in two
acts, untitled
WOODCOCLK' LITTLE GAME.
After whkh O1 IND POT POUL tI, by B. Moses
ndJr d J b pois concert band, composed of
thirty talon dc LA? o it E h ,
BIocitations by MI1. 110 MIED--boo Fl
(Parod on Exnelsior), and Cast up de An
hor (iarody on Caasabianca), or De Dock
altoed on the Burning Boy.
Tableaux from Unail Tom's (labin by the Te
neesoe Juo Singers. representin thse
death bods ofl vn and $1. Clair, with heants
and choruses of Sho a the Lily of the Valley
and tteal Away.
M'mo ME.THUA eOHSELLER bt. the distinguished
Oer"' n ao tress. will sing t e foil wing
beautiful ballads: "omaint hrogi the
Rye," and "Through Meadows Green.'
By particular request will be presentld the
scone entitled "The Wounded holdlor," bt
red. N. hayer, W. H. Power and Waltr
Med ...uetst by Miss Connie Thompson and
Mr. Roland Heed.
To oonlu de with the screaming farce, entitled
"B B "'-A ommeroial Traveler,
Will shortly take oln~Ao.t L lR benefait ot
itr JY. Ptke stage manager also, of Mr.
r ude. rauboret tronsurer. ap22
Iiou. auIororettrourer. apanj
A MEDLEY,
With Children's Drets and Panry Dress Ball, at
EXPOSITION HALL,
Thuraday atd Friday, May 10 aLd 11, 1877.
For the bonellt of the
Protestant Episcopal Home
(JACKSION TREBT.)
Tlekots g25. Doors open at 6 o'clock. a0v
·- ii - i ii ii-ii l i ii
WANTS.
W ANTED-TO BELL CHEAP. A MARBLE
Fountain, forS oda. Vichy and Kissiugen
water, at 178 poydras street An' 2 4,*
W ANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY, HItHLY
eonneted a dethorouhi y competent to
teach Wrenh and English, a situation ast e her
of said languages in a school for young adi is,
or in a family either in the city or in the
country. efrenes unexceptionable. Ad
dress J. M., 60 xchange Alley. ap22 9t*
W ANTED TO PUROIIASE, A BUILDING,
the tapper part of whlclh s suitable for
meeting rooms. Must be in the immeditte
violnity of Canal street price low and terms
easy. Address J.W. B11YtNT, this ofoie.
ap10 S 21
WAANTED-A PURC IASFER FOR A DELIGHT.
ful residence at Bay St. Louis. Lot s
feet front by at deep. fronting the beach. Grapes
and orange., having over two thousand orange
trson T enlace. No better location at the Bay.
Sbe sol t a b rgan-part cash and mood
time for ba ce, or furt er informatlonap.
ply to j. t IMlaIEX. 101i ravlor street.
al 8 16 22
W -ANTED-A SITUATION. BY A YOUNG
in man and wife-,he man to do work of any
kind: the woman to cook, wash and iron, and
make herself useful. Would take care of a
PEIc f5orthe summer, orwould go in the oounrr
tr esre. Addes W. halla street.
apis Iw
ANTD - SEUON.-HAD A .k iARRASA
and Bugges. An one having such, and
w.hing to wspose o the nay fiadreay
Sfor tem bcall n L T. MADDUX, read
rnelet street. Also, a full stock of Car.
agles landfgg le and a comlete stock of the
Japanese Ohl-ii 0 Crriage and Cradle, t moat
vonderfuleomatinotin o In sort, a full stock
tnssnees-all of which will be sold at reduced
prie to suit the times. The community is
most cordially invited to call and examine at e
Carpndelet street.
mail am L. T. MADIUX.
AANTED--A nITUATItN A A 'ttIIAVYL
Sng A ent for a'Dug House, by a man
who Is fa, MIar with the business, and has ex
tenIve acquaintance in Louisiana, Mieslsissippi
and Texas. Best New Orleans references given
Address C.. Missis ol City, Miss mh
`AT T'ii-B A SOBMIt ANII.IiNUkj
V trous young man a situation asa Watch
mat P orter, Salesman or Driving of any kind;
is thorouglhly acquaInted In the city. Would go
In tl.e puntry if desired. Addres W. O. Dem
ocrat omee. fe2tf
FOR SALE.
10OR BALE.-GIN HOUSE AND MACHINPItY.
in running *,rder. Apply to GEO. A. VIN
UENT, 20 Nortit Peters street (Monday). ap22 it
1OER HALE.--COUNT'Y STORE. GOOD LO
' cation with cash tra te Also fifty EWES.
Apply to OEt'. A. VINUENT, 29 North Foters
street (Monday). ap22 It
1'OR SALE-THE DELIGHTFUL REST
I dene and extensive grounds of Judge M.
. Dooleyor, at the corner of Washington and
Pearl streets. 8cventh District, (Carrollton,)
about 120 feet from St. Charles street, are for
sale. The grounds consist of nine lots, covered
with about 10ee orange trees, (some sixty bear
ing.) fig and other choice fruit trees. The m
vrovements are nearly new-a raised cottage
with marble mantels, hall, and all eonvenlent
outbuildings for poultry. etc., etc. Inquire at 20
St. Charles street, or on the premises, or ad
dress Postoffice Box 2430. apt7tf
OR SALE-A SUPERIOI CARRIAGE AND
horses, for family US.EADyi toLL
apl4 7t* Office, No. 26 O mp street.
tOOB SALE-ONE FIRPST-LABt I10KET
Sto Richmond. and two first-class Tick.
ets to St, Louis. Mo. Inquire at No. 19 St.
Charles street, mho*
D . MULLEN, A REGULARBLY EDUCATED
physician, continues to give his entire at
tention to the treatment of venereal and private
diseases. Recent cases cured in a short time.
Long standing constitutional ailments are
treated with unoaralleled success. 8permator
rhmea, Seminal Veakness or Nervous Debility
and Impotency, as the result of evil habits in
youth or excesses, which produce some of the
following effects: As emissions, blotches, de
bility, despondency, dizziness, nervousness,
dimness of sight, cough. constipation.confusion
of ideas and unfitting the victim for business
or marriage, are speedily cured. A physician
who confines himself exclusively to the treat
ment of a certain class of diseases most possesse
great skill in that specialty. A medical pam
pblet for two stamDp. Medicines sn plied.
Consultations free. Ouresr aranteed. Hours:
9 am.to 7 p. m.: I Bndayb from11 a. m. tolp.
m. Office No. 9s Exchange Alley, between Bien
ville and Conti streets. ap22 em
IRON COT FON TIES.
IMPORTANT SPECIAL NOTICU.
The A merican Cotton Tle Company, Limited,
having fixed the price of the celebrated ARROW
COTTON TI at2 se per bundle, less 2% per
cent discount for cash theGeneral Arents here
by aut "rize their sub-agents in this city (deal
ers in bailing stuffs) to sell to and contract with
factors and country merchants for future deliv
ery on the above named price and terms, in
quantities from time to time as may be required,
settlements being made on delivery.
The company having a large stock now on
hand, and having contracted for abundant sup
ply to meetthe entire demand for Cotton Ties
throughout the O ,iton States, the celebrated
Arrow Tie w.ll be placed upon the marketgen
eral y and sold by their numerous agehts at the
pries and terms above stated, it beins the objeet
and purpose of the compnny to merit ttheco-.
tinned palwonage at thi f*ifnrt nGlumnlt,.
I,·-. P;: W.
Atfh
Thns Afterleo.,
-AT Tha
DILA.OAWE GBOUINDS,
TIATEllNTH INflrAPTy BAID
Will perform the following seleOt programme,
Commending ata p. m., sharp.
FIfST PART.
1. Quick March-" John Anderson, my "e
2. tVertnre-" The Jolly Robbers ".. ...,
,Waltýes-'Aurora" ,.,........",
4. Oseratiop-" er- llcxnlirsszes oiera
5. Oalop-" BSleigh Bells".. l...s....
SUUOND PART.
1. Berio-eomlo Medley--" Muslatl Jok "
9. and Fantasli from fr L'.!" I r"
9. Waltaee on "/ 1A VFlle de Mktdaome n
i. International Melodios--" Potonri
5. Musical Jamboree-" The Devil Let g
Daer the ad erttherer will be it sleeat boir
eMante, WN t.e full orheitra in ttteadgae.
ADMrtION 1ITrT Oixrs.
Ladles and children with escort free. apmit"
.Ný r vRnu an WI'S WJ U rfk AI[T pI I1
A MATCH OAM.
OF
BAS. HALL, TO-DAY,
BuErwwnx THa
PIONfIR GRBBN, at 8 o'olook., a It
(G ANDD ENTERTAtMERaT
* To be be given by
THUE CONTRAAND CUMLM.HW,
For the benefit of the
Orphan Boys of St. Mary's Asylugme
THIRD DISTRIOT.
AT 'IIBf VARIETIES THIBATHB
Saturday, April 3. , ,11.
Ticket ..................One Dollar.
Box Offloo will be opened 27th and 15 April,.
from 10 o'clock a. m, to 4o'clock p. nm
nacnvPTIO coxlTmrsa.
Col. W. T. VAUDMIY, Ohairman.
Col, John Glynn, Jr., Col. W. B. Huger,
Atwood Vlolett, Capt. S. I. Busk,
Capt. Harrison Watts, Lt. CoL Prank eGlola,.
CoL. W. H. Owen, Col. J. 3. Vinet,
Capt. B. B. Pleasan*., Capt. G. A. Williams,
Oapt. H. M. Isaacon. Maj J. B. Biohardson.
James Buckley. Capt. Newton Buknaer,
Col. C. H. Allen, Dr. Geoo. Howe,
Oapt. Lfe nto Bou y, Lieut B. M. Harrod,
Hugh Brown. Capt. Cha. S. Boarman.
Col. G. LeO rdour. Lieut. W. H. Beanhaam,
Major P. O. Minor, Major B. J. Hamilton.
Capt. Chas. B. Keep, Major Jaw. Buokner,
Lieut. Phil Buchanan, Capt. O. Duboaehel,
Capt. Jno. A. Augustin, C. G. Johnson,
Capt. P. S. Wilts. Jr., t. F. Lavillebeuvro.
Lieut. W. P. Pinekard. apiS
FIZWT GRLAND
Firemen's Festival of the .ason,g
To be given at the FAIB GBOUNDI
SUNDAY. APRIL 22nd, 16t3,
BY ST. Bl INAILt STAM FIR3 C00, O. 1, aotd
PELICAN HOOK AND LADDER 00. NO, 4.
PROGRAMME:
Grand Pigeon ShootlngMatoeb to commence a
11 o'elock a. m. Grand B ll Match i t
field, between two well-known clubt of the Otr y
RACES:
FIRST SACS-Pony Bace, 14 hands or eader s.
mile dash, 8 to make a race; entrance fee a tUet
DECOUD RACO--unning Rice. 1414 hbands
and ver; mile daph, a to make a race; entrance,
'liw Ia C- ose Carriage Trott1 BEee .
with 280 feet of hose; distance, one mie, 8 to
m eeo' prize 025.
riage Trotting lace, wth 260 feet of e for`
$100 a side between Mechanie 6 as Cd Jots
11i; the Foremen, Messrs. Billly ohnson ana
lannel Bois, to drive.
IF1TH R aI--MUl- Bunning Bade; dis
tnces one mile, Sto make arace; price, i1n,
SI Tf lACE--Butch' r Wagon Pacing Race.
one mile dash, a to make a race; entrance fee
$ 6o' prie $16i
8Et gNTi MACE-Buteher Wagon Trottlng
BAwe; distan 'e, one mile, a to make a race; en
trance fee, $2 no; prize, $1St.
FI GH II BRA>u-- 'rotting Race to Harness;
mileheats for horses that never beats2;4, a to
make a race; entrance fei, SO; prise, 40; to
first horse, o: tosecond hoise, 50.
NINTH RACE - tirad bhallinge Trod.i
Race, between Ieaftyetto Hook and LaddGer 00,
No. I and Pelican Hook and Ladder Co. Ngo, aI
onet Die trot with teams fr s 0o asidP.
TENTH oLAUl--Grand Challenge Foot .ea8
distance, 200 yards between Win. Steveenn, c
Phoenix No. a,. nd Win. Brook, of same eoar
bonaide flremeto dience, Io ards;p
bGRAND BASS B I LL MATOH in the fie ibe
tween the Go Easy Club and the Southern Oub .
prie, S te.
Etntrance to any of the above raes, (ezees i'
the 2:46 are, which closes on , at-rdays.gam
aet p.m.),to bemade to O. . Sullvan. >O..
Perdido street, or on the grounds thet dy of th-.
plc-nie. I
Races to sommene st olock p.m.
Daneng on the platform. In kee of faies
ency of the weather, it will take place In th
Brick B Jldi . O , .. .
Aapa CO Ladles; and children free. CMM
GREAT EXCITEMENT
At the
LouisiatAt Coek it.
Every Sunday corner Du
maine and Bomanre stn.,
Take the Dumalne street
All tbe Chanticleer Clubs
are invited. Fun begins at O1:0 am.
apl4 6et'
Successor to
KME. YVE. FABLO,
IrNt . h ' r HAiTRJ T. ET 8Ia
Is in receipt bf the Latest Novelties In BprIng I
and Bummer
BONS. FANCY ORNAMENTS, MOUlN. "
ING HATS Etr..
er and p11iae to
tended to.
?boe3es. .a