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You wqi dl thUHt gIi*tqi* r 1flfi
o4o pf pearl b..i** 4M&~ r l t*f
SNodeliOWpsri'u nhs od*' 'fro' %
nyhW rlvaIn .,*hn susi d. W.711uW btwes,
ýwu sr p. not lIke the fAwn Uwtth fair IInt
Uer oye rmmmed~ nod t4'4 to rt a$$ w;,5t,
And yet ye .
fn e tnr~o~rmº, +ýll iddzdo blr ºlbal, )u
k1 vrillIst Iascis 1 yot I nu kybdorer;
or she Is truly sonpible antrxd;
nd all the charms that *ia*e true tvor ua-
Qnl in her; And she jlO ew nhowrnr
And MoI 1veb Ar
1ie'hliw tlwiý1 ~dhc"1ym vir~r
USINT% FOn uvUR~nY I U 33MV$- w Um&
(bs Frnoo ria X41" a 1 , 1
r The other day a greCo ma ~t.m at l
lejo gave a large partl, at, wbi the
daughter of the oarrlýe palnter, who
lived next door, oreated a delced $oe
satioo. It was not TAbt bhe wam e
handsomely attired th .it t. oteiA
di present, but that eshe rted r
in "danee of deat,' she Ob c
m to dit lylo tia e o.b tI r TO d
Slld toolnkie a n hleroom, lolrtS.d te
:hose for a few moments ~te . U rl- a
tion of the dance, and in the ast welit I
exhibited a pair of Itig bL. b ,Mtoes.
An hour later her or ed et
perated female frieond ka beh these
supplemented by further gd a(cf doll- l
caLs chocolate shade. Abd so went
-on until her eleraps- a. e-.iotes
mined to follow bet me 1t
4isappeared. They traced her tb her
father's paint shop to the la B'Yad,
where she was discovered, b in
hand, and about orbai ,ier
Nether extremities with a final atlstio
coat of white salmont, . axe pal .
spies rushed back with the lamaging
news, but it was too lats.. ,r~ amlen
Were all too tight to uU , the
musta had gone home, an tTit eit
eebet put ort. TT hI l tlb oh- t
baud and upltlcirtrlumrbe..,lr ho, -
eat simplicity walks around *tAhSdarn:
on its calf and a hole in itsb .
=.; TWM IRPLANAT.T, TP ,TM O
;N.1. Tr. ..lk *..
Mr. Vogeler, who wM Mast
ieutenant Governor c thed b.
toan icket in Ohio, aytlhe owes
defeat to finanal don
the oflil service or&l.ora, *
over the Btate he becotr ic need
t all the Democrats an at least one
f of the ltepubleaes werleeSposed to
whae they ost ''toxsd " eSe a.U ioa.'s
Vos.E says this a si open advoote
of, med resumption, belle a that all
tal bouat any other meth mtPd i
addle. He thinks the & eit s p ( 4
7 Was the greatest he the'pa tE ha. ,
astead of being a hind O. m T i
iof nterest as showing t h the poll atl
doctors will never be able to agree upon I
Seltsum4Wouftt of rneseauntle d
asibility In the defeat,, It is time
6 ost mortem adrmnflo, swa 1
Aere. IAS.At I AN MA .....
On the ^weddiog day ia Borneo tht
bride and bridegroom are brought from
opposite ends of the villagetO the spot
oposhere the ceremony Is to be.pa'(Ormed.
'Lhey are made to sit on tweo fta oft
ion, that blessings 'as., gI . a.nd
health as vigorous may attn, p.`r..
A cigar and betal leaf, nppmpse With a
the areea ant, are next put m..ihdds1
of the bride and bridegro . "*ae of
the prieste then waves two 1.. over
the heads of the couple, and in a long
address to the Slpre~e 'Babl .alls
down blessings upon the pad im- y
plores that 1peac and h mppl4/ say
atted ,the union. Aft the heads of
the a.ntbed have been kuooj't against I
each other three or four times, the
bddegroom puts the prepared se leaf
and oigar nto the mouth of the bride,
while she does the same for him, whom
she th.s acknowledges as her husband.
THE LATEWT IN HATS.
A ladl who attends all the openings
gut the subjoined story into s.bpe. We
Iped Ido a miliner'a shop the other
ayon business, and acoldemsally eat
down 0ia bonnet that some one had
. d on chair. We remained there
until do one was looking tin ourdree
Slad then we qiietly got up and
ad .e one aide. Tuete wat a lad:;
S tilme looking for -a bonnet
suit her. She flnaly found
oe o had fltished, and .it fust luo
her ay. It was just what she wanted,
she said,
ea exchange; The more a hat
a cartwheel in else, a vegeta
e in decoration, and a milli
Sti.hment in genera "make
more pleasing tt'w be to the
e female wearer.
NEW YORK AND PENN5YLVANIA.
.4Oincinnati Baqairer.]
oliticans of both parties here agree
Pennsylvania is certain to go Dem
o next month.. The Democrats,
95,000 majority, and the Repubil
concede 15,000: 'The 1epubltan
bers from the rural adssicts bring
ul accounts of d .4aoiaisation.
Representastiw, ea, f 1 TYork,
gays he is within the boundboOt proba
bility in settgog i~l4 O gergarqpio
ty in New York at 7 0Q .
- .-------_ -
.. Brantforda ttnada. _Jor._*rtley
Yorkshire in 1842-4, ha.Clnrg es
%lshed himeelf to ~k lIW World,
tfor his wife. Sie would Eit oome,
to him, however, so he marrie an
r Woman, sending the first oe from
to time means for her pxairtenanoe.
Ater twenty-seven years the wife .fe
1 died, whereon the wife de3ure oon
red h scruples, came cut uAmer
a..nd was reunited to the busband of
youth.___
TrE 1ETO OF ULECTING PFrB1
DENT5.
IN. Y. World.]
~ WIannoTowiO , Oct. 22.-There leade
S'feeling in Congress in favor of
ilng a law at this session regulating
election of the President and Vice
?]resident. The serious defects of the
present electoral system are so freash in
t minads of Senatore and members
tht it L believed that an act can be
at t time whiho will provide
any contingency in the future
tootsht of last wlnterPd which
selection ofe bfl Exedu a N1
STrrent oommitt s A l~ Into tla t e
q estlon and repo bl he enate
-oiittee wilt om r.isit -.evwpIRlem.
re and thatof tbNa'blOuse ofeleven
mbers. They·brvwl. po *t as a joint
o4mi ttee, but exerolse concurrent
jrtsdi tcon the same as the two ootn
,ittees whleh tfrmed the blli lab edg.
Sion meal the Eatorl bb mg slp.ss
i s thhitt.iOn o( the ytioe Prelsident
t d peaker Ito select the beet le.al
_ibl upOn triho 00 tt eet.
TWO O.IArHK.
iA slbgular and Id i doest .oou red
i Lojh ooYnoty, Viruinia, let Fitday.
ius Knwok s, a d thsr o A n
nuckols, E., of t dMi 01nty, dte on
id s wrm4te lr a .r tutl tIlhtees.
fer stor oame into the rom w ere
tie by w g, and e
they saPI.S.[ Atb e timý tUnt.d.
bd ell.ie d s n tame ot to' t'
ibve he tN tf ti.wtnd i.lt .tb NwM dtdSed
r Aa Wtt .IANtW -
The fr;eI a4 n 4ti '*tYhr'ftVdthf
Salaonh .rrenoy,
d preoiats4U|TtO,.t . uh ntere ls
e dry reason to he wive the Czar will try
blip de tl wf e 1 lsý" tn' tyro
pgpor aloney alanufaetured by a Ger
tan printing house, whiob grlinds t out
i avalaunehes.
sautui es SaCK PA.T,
(Utu- l nutt. l cist enremr.,
WA~mt-TrelNo, ýOt. 2m1. - Soenatort In
galls has revived the project of taking
lm,oo0o,00n or $tuo, 000oromn the treae
a ,ifltlJ i it ilAW /,jPrI'%.
treeTing a 14 b.so an t dit frLo
servein th w la Ob wad` f month,
deducting tbe aslM at o bounty previ
-p eretatleY oltlmu of Indiana,
Ss the foremost champlao of this
4heme in thy last aongress.
[a;l Antonlo, !eras, bh a soolety of
aee Thlnlyrs, andd a dlipqtOo from
iere to td &,A Aetd 1 ºiti e*ilyV - band
fifty Christian Kniklux took a leading
free Thinker of Jell Aonpy a out the
4ther night. hit t1fi fIlty [ashes and
e nottle it theretere say eamse oio
uel lecture 4Lk, that sl4tsgnebody
TinS IALIAIt 1W Wt.VINO.
IThe TbU Id i4 vb , r 4 lq
One aIbisD ocredible aebt tphe
womeie of Wyomtng;. It ~vterrd that
:ome of the actuall' deolatr tbat
delves ov b f'htoot. e y are in or
der to g jt afoe to vote, A con tem
Soo ifdet it probable that Wyo.
Sing tesoa o Iiaq on .qtv r'er
uohb th np t9he as-n
inoation o politios upon the human
hind never had a more striking illus
nrtaon.
Get your kid gcv, atrltwrl 0eis
New shapes and styles ta ohlna at Ofiner's
only. 176 Canal strest. oppoelte Varieties
oheatro. ._ , .* .. _
More haste, less sense: Elwin (bur
riedly as he starts for town )--"Look
angellns--"You ean-' eldw.-n f.
ourse, of oourt t060Idwn mawed." t
Lngellna'-"O, yop tilly,thi.gA" Ed
Wirn-"Wel, my Ge-r,' ye rme what a
burry I'm n. Of course, when I say
the miised - hd,'- 1.d %SM ltMed
inoansd; no,the mawn loaned. Conf.und
it, It's the moan lawned. Pshabi' Ac.
tellna-"My love, you mean the load 1
bnawned." Edwtn-"Do I? I mean the
Owaved mal ~lhaadl" [Bxts. ], , ,
Petersburg, Va., has 180 Moffett regis
ters, which show that that city took be
tween Septembbr 27 and Octohor 16
$4 354 aloohollo pota.toas--ta $858 85;
malt, 10,754-tax, $b6 26.
Olter's grand opespirn takes DlaGe Monday.,
.-r----4-·M.--
The St. Louis aGobr-De eotrat rd ys
efr. BaLkns, of the Osltfernt instr,
offers areWard of $1000 for a jbkWtwhteh
will make an audience laugl. two min
utes by the watch.
St. Louis Journal : Otara LftidKete
logg says it takes her fully a year to
learn an opera, but then she grtss her
self dead away by saying ishe Inows
forty operas.
OGot your kid gloves at Kreget's.' .
Russla has one hundred and ti hrty
niqs Ilaklys ip eev y.yeyr, aM Ie
Russian who doesn't get drunk on these
days is supposed to bein sympathy with
the Turks.
There are no cats in Oreenland. How
full of wisdom are the. ways of Provi
dence! Imagine cats in a c6~ptry
where the nights are esr months leng!
Effectively observes PaLnc and Judy,
yof London; "There is ~gopd time com
inug, boys, but it is a good time cadming,.
box.." - . -
Get your kid aloves at Kreeger's.
Roed Navra's Inviation to the China Palace.
OD'uer a. oýly .one tturre-1nt Canal street,
oLppit&e artletI. Thcatre.
SULLIVAN & BULGER,
PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS,
4I Camp Street, New Orleans.
GAS FIXTURES AND RANGES
At New York Prices.
The ninst assortment of Gas Fixtures ipthe
South.
' VASUSTANDS, BATH-TUBS AND PUMPS
Five of the most popatiar patterns of Cooking
is ron and tlu lined Pie of all sins.
Gas tltting.aad Plumbing done wthdspat'ep .
sea emsun
FURNITURE! FURNITURK!
ALL KINDS OF NEW FURNITURE.
SUCK AS
BEDROOM SETS, PARLOR SETS,
PATENT LOUNGES AND CHAIRS, ETC.
For sale at the lowest prices by
JOHN BOIS,
152 .......... amp treet....Camp t.............. 2 2
FURNITURE TAKEN ON STORAGE
SPECIAL NOTICE-Second-hand Furniture
bought also and liberal cash prices paid.
se23 3m
Sew. 114 bwrwnltlet S~treet. I
NIG HT ANWTAIIL *ITATEKWKNY, .
Nuaw OtrIAwa. R ptmopmlr ga. 1977.
n ,'onrormit y with Article 12 or Ihn Charter,
t e oompany makna the following statememnt of
ltd bualn'mP for the yoarenldlng AiWuRIt tJ8f77
t'fifp t" i Mit !ff i I
Uioarnnd premlums. Aug.
$I, 1is76................. o'iivi i .5 o9204,)41
OeIdu't unearned pro
klnunht. Aug. 41, 1977 44/ 1540)
tituirnid premilu ....f ,J.U7 41 $4.1,097 41
e an premniiumi 4441,1144 t4]
VtraIse $ 'i~ 4.4,4461 '44
Ri~ver l,4)414 . .. 4.49a1 75
brihn 1044)4 . 4,441 lII
Rtbr'i ano ilnnt 111.47w to
E~ pOni04 29.197 47 9.9,41477 411
$144,44!) 97 4
Inter/uot . .. . 394:441),) .421 1
ji(e urofltR A......l+411 011
$1115 (e41ottil th 'f~t /rht M0 An
Dati onl plede' .. 07$.14.41 i1
(Jqn . . 144,94) 7a
IPVatnod IIn Wonk, InolU'$4U)4 and 4' or
M0k'l. h)0)414~. 4tA'. 09,404 41
Rl'al k notoP ..... ................... 949)'4 4
:1or nos4,:9 1
T9I·C ··.. ·,,r · 1 1 ,.. 2:.' x11 554~('
I7h Shod"v)~ ' 0014411. 1a a 1i41n (tui1 M1'rtwt
tgaiisorvlp front thm bnokok or Ih "'moany.
LLOYD Ii1. iii i LEM AN. P'rlr lnni..
1JJYAN A. WHrIu. 14oretarv.
C'ity of Now Vrloain4.
Rworn to?` j4ýluh Ll.'1." kiýi4 uolary
pebabli 111l rli y-dn'tnd$h ti11C4 Il lint'.1577 n
EI<AIAlI (IlIMA, Notary rubli'7,
'The 4 hoard of Tratietwe. Rt their atIlIlIal meet
19w bell on the 7i4th. i44.. r4(R)lved to paty to
per ndflt Interp#t bib Vp.bll In cttitfttl, Aiol1p P'
4larad twenty per octi 41t divide)4d on earned prn
Itbum44, both of wilebh will lh e.i1 on ruil paid
otoi'k. and 'rrditad on utoaxk notep In part paid
t and after the ltWprotyllod-OYWb of O tgbnr
94Xt. TRU8TEF'.
augh Allison. .0. P. Harrlon.
3. H. Allnm. 3. I)avibaon Hill.
t U nm. Aue, M. Johnson,
4 iwo Bloom. liobht. t. M",oro.
A. BraneliiM . Fq JIuglea.
ttam lloyd. .1h1 kM~ey ru.
bounf 1. Cobb, Edward Noll,'.
Z. K. Campbe.'ll. Emlle J. O'B(rin..
L Cushing. M. Pflrefr.
Uloyd I1. Co)leman, f1. L. Ranlbltt.
0. W. Cary·. Gee~. W. Iclntell.
temploe . Coons. W. B. Thompson.
1 M. Franker bush. C. W. Wo4odl.
P. 0. OIbegart T. *1aýirxwwn.
419901 * ·1 . + , ···
FACOI~W ANUD TIADEAW'
INSURANCE COMPANY,
St..........Carondelet Street....... 1.....
Faid up Capital, $1,000,000.
isseta April 80, 1877, $1,28,908 0 .
i88s28 POLICIES COOERING FIRE. BIVER
AND MARINE RISKS
. * -AT-
LOWEST TABglF' RATES.
E . & PALFE, President.
JNO. CHAFFE. Vite Prosident,
TOQS. F. WALKER, SBeretary.
John L Noble. ,~. Lytt Lyon,
John Chaffe. Samuel I. Boyd,
Richard Milliken, Joseph McElroy.
J. I. Warren. Wm. J. Behan,
I. T. Buckner, B. F. EaRhleman.
Bam'l Friedlander. Wm. C. Black.
A. A. Yates. Chas. Chaffe.
John I. Adams, L. C. Jurey,
Isaac Sehorck. Wm. Hartwell.
B. M. Waelmly. O. J. Leeds,
A.' H. Mki. A. IY. YQnIU.
S. . po4ea. Jos. BoWa4r .
A. M.`fekham. A41
FOR SALE.
BUGGIES & CARRIAGES.
TEE UNDRSIQGED I0 STILL' AT BHl
Old Stand. 85 Car~ndelet street,
.Ahd will sell carriages and budgtee for a lower
price than any dealer in the South for the next
l day to come. to make room for a now fall
ýtok. Wiel sell loWeirthan any dealer in the
dity for OASH, o thirty. sixty and ninety daye'
iacoentance. to suit the emergen'cy.
I. .--I have xoluiyVe control and sale of the
eelebrate4 Emerson & Fisher top and no top
btlgies, that cannot be surpassed for beauty,
eieglce, cheapness and durabiity in the
United States. They are manutr ct red of the
-best material; patent wheels and axletrees,
steel bows very light and yet strong, oll-tem
erd English ste sring--all fully guaran
ted; all of which will bosold in oerdeoewith
'the times.
I have also iA -large stock of CHILDREN'8
CARRIAGES from 7 up to to; a full assort
iment of VELbCIPEDES, and the square JA -
ANESE UMBRELLAS, new style and water
proof. Call at 35 Carondelet, and examine be
fore buying elsewhere, and save money.
Again 1 have exclusive sale of the work man
'ufactured by Messrs. McLear & Kendall. of
Philadelphia-the largest and most successful
builders on the continent of America. They
send their goods to every ity in theUnited
States; h.ave many established reoitbrol es.
well stocked with the finest work, over the coun
try, and build 2000 and 30sooo0 jobs a year. This
work is the very best quality for wear and com
fort, fully guaranteed for twelve months. This
firm has stood all the financial eruptions and
panics for twenty years, and to-day is far in ad
vance of any estatblishment in the country.
P. S.-I also buy largely of Messrs. Dart & Rey.
holds, qf Now Haven, Conn thgiuntnd en
to ~ngf aueeeo of .:-T,. hwn.I They
build about sixty jobs a week-work that cannot
be surpased for durability and finish, fully
guaranteed.
Call at 3s Carondelet street. and examine.
aus8 L. T. MADDUX.
PREMIUM BONDS
A.LWAYS ON HAND AND FOR BAL .E
SUMS TO SUIT.
LEGISLATIVE WARRANTS
Parehased by A. LuMORN.
ag Nna. 5 (!alller frnrt
EQUAL TO THE BEST.
Marais Street Steam+ Brewery
.s........... 1wma street ....... ...
Betweed Conti and St. Louis.
H. F. STUHCKENN, Proprietor,
ijylo m 1EW ORLEANS.
extrbbeak orr1nk
10 .............. fC asl o 11 t. .............. I*
T*ENTJX C , As1-04 .A . *.
In entiformtith thf fiflitem4ntM d? thAti
chitrter, the Oompanvl YPblish th1e ,10 ,frl
etstemfent:
Premiums rne'red duing the year satsls
May t1, i0f, fn8lndf4g uneatred t1rlemiUs
of the ratlioue yn'tf-
M Fire Rlsk k ..................... lai,WO M
pD Marine RBk k................... 94.48,
Os River Riske.. ................ .... . .7T 1
Total Premitinne............. ill.",9 1
Les ineatned wn trttlmh..... litIt S
iet Earned Premiums Mayr d,
d........... ..................... 3 ImN
L4eses paid
Sire iske ........... .. 11t, 9ar e
0 Ma.iLne Rieke............n 1..,9s
04 Rl.erD isks ..... ....... ii
T6xes and expeases, led
, intre t.........'.. 0.0/9 aU
Itiins~ranoem and Be.
termed Premlbmet .... 1.,101 w,- pi5,
Pr~ t ............... . >IN*
The lomwpany have the .ollowina usets
r dal tate.......................... . , 9.01W 9
Blnk, tallteed 41a 66t ak A #ks 3
arid Jottlage Dundt.. ......... 1.as 8
Notes seraird hy motaage ........ 914,042 04
Notes gt.eilr( by bled)1 e............ 2..7I 90
Bills xeeeable - .................. 5.14 19
PAnmiu In onitrseof collectlon .... 9.osc
Cash on hand .................... 7TI.0r1 6
~1t.l1............ ...... .......... . ,I1,I0 ,844
Thle akbove tate.Sent I. a just, true and cor"
rett taene.ript from the Bnooks i the otnmpany
PAUL FrOUIWIJH. Presldent.
(. W. Norr. Beretary.
Parish of Orleans, _lty o[ New Orleans.
Sworn to, anld e bortbed before me the soe
nath dlay of rtnm, 14. JAMEI PAFAHIlT,
Notary Publlo.
At a montlns of the JBard of Directors, held
b tihn enovnnth .lay of .une. 187, It was resolved
td de.laro a cash dividend of twenty per oept on
the het earned ,art.,tibahing pramldtihe fot the
tear ending May ~ 1, 1877, p.aabe o the third
*IMnl.ay of July neat.
Also, to pay to the ttookheldl, 0e demand
ltatoetit at the tftn of five pet oant pet annul
on their atovk.
j.el tf J .J. Pernanla .
iAIUNTYIHOTl ANNUAL BTATEMENT
Np w Ou..an. MayI 1913 7.
The Trustnaes, In conformity With amended
garter. suhmi thie following statement of the
aflairs of the compapy on Lie 5ulh of April., W1:
Fire nre.lnumsa......... l450,0s a11
artolne premlume.......... 99,ll 8
Rivaer prpmimse........... 11.4s
Earned premiums, less re
Insurance and return pre
mlums ......... ...... .... I.I 111
Losses paid and e Mtlmated,
includina all known and
unpaid, say:
fire lovsse..s....7...1aas 60
Marine loses..... 1,a. 61
lrver losses....... .10.lo 2o
--100.101 1
Taxes. emxpenses,.
ilsOpunt In lieu
Of .tllIpatlon.
eto.... .......... 9A.892 nM
LeM rentes. salv
see savlng.s, etOc. 11.466 72
40.126 96 9140.257 07
Gross proflse.... .............. .23e.s
Of *hleb P6.97 85 is appropriated to ml
lintenest and liquidation of doubtful assets.
The company have the following aes0ets
Bills receivable.........6....68 485
Loana on Bonds and Mort
-o 13,551 79
Loans on call.......... 1194.55 15
Cash......*....-....· .. ..* 86.4 6
- , 180 5140.7
Oty Bonds.................... . 7,.00 0
Bank Ind other Stocks ....... .5,418
Premiums in course of Col
leItion and Buspense Ac
count........................6.9 8 418 9
~ota i51et2,81 5
The above statemen. Is a true and correct
trIoncript from the books of the (o pan
HEINRY V. OGDEN, Becretary.
Sworn tobnd esubscribed before me this nine
teenth day of May. 1877.
t b8,49.
The Board of Trustees this day resolved. that
after haying the annual dividend of TEN FEB
CENfTda Italltook of Comrany. th.tadividend
,f TWENTY PER CENT in cash be paid on
~ONDAY. June 11, to those parties enttled to
receive the same.
ThOe. A. Adams, Fred' CAmnerden
sam'I B. Newman. J. L. Harris,
Sam'l H. Kennedy. Andrew Stewart.
John Phelps. Joseph Stone,
A dam Thomson. George Martin.
Ienr Abraham. Alfred Moulton.
Victor Meyer, L. C. Jurey.
SEdward J. Gay. Elward Nalle
-o ephBowling. Oo. W. Bentell.
Simlnnkernshelm, A. Levi.
insmon Forcheimer. Wm. H. Matthews.
Jos. B. Wolff. Paul E. Mortimer.
B. B. Post, John V. Moore.
Ed. Pilsbury, W. B. Conger.
Jno. E. King. Henry M.Preston.
Reuben G. Bush, J. J. Irby.
m722 1y
gyW 4 MUTUAL LNSURANCE
COMPANY.
Paid Up Capital, Sl ,@0 .
FEOM THE TWENTY-FIBBT ANNUAl
STATEMEBNT POR 176.,
Net annual eared pre
miums and Discounts
and Interest.............. o'07.
Losses. Expensee. Taxes.
etc..... *** -----. . 77207 94L
Beeerved fund 1o,ooo, and
Dividend on capital 10
per cenn....---........ *547 4-e-aT
NetProfit..........-... 371.2s
Assets of tlh O.a*any es
timated at their cash
market value
Stocks Bonds. Loans and
Bills 'Receiva'ble.......... 95.61 i
Oeash on and and premi
ums in course of collee
tion...... ................ 5· 61.d a
ess5.998 9
Dividend paid on stoek ten per n tper an.
num. and on participating polices twenty per
cent. payable tn cain
This old and relahi e eo many is issaln poll.
eles on Fire, RiveraoJ Marine risks on the most
favorable terms. All losses romptly adjusted
and settled upon liberal terms at their office
52 Camp street. JAMM L iA t
L Oarasahu. Bearetarti jl11
S a I Eil
NOrB, G I F N MOT, ÷T B 8,
141
PIANTATIox AND STIANBoAT Oa ,,
And evers deo n of ,aobberr for the i e,
Sugar Mils Fu rnac.s fo Burin Bagasse,
wVa bu ried to f ans , arpop aandctfoa, ,e
SAWILLS, O S L EEDSO O.
Ad we dorueryor ghn .t H ah ln w fon arse lt lei *t.
offer the ..m frn aa swl hw r own forC 4 ]Bl ' t
w W be t leeled to f m b ur poh no s on w p loaor . iL E De S t
fetel, tf TE ID & 00. 'j
HOTELS.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL
The proprietor of the ST. CHARLES HOTEL
will, from I his dati, reduce his ,ric'r and would
requtest families and others making arrange
ments for the winter to examine his superior
accommodatlons.
Country morchants and planters will find this
reduction especially sii ed to their patronage.
a first class elevator being attached to the house.
e02s atd
TBEMONT ROUSE,
Corner Tremont , and Charch Streets
Salveston, Texas.
fBIMA & ORIILA, Lessees.
(Formerly of the Grand Southern Hotel.)
The Palace Hotel of Galveston.
This elegant Hotel. lately comoleted.
Z.as W'O PT OP2L1N
-ron THE
ACCOMMODATION OF THE PUBLIO
Being built at a cost of $400e,000, it will be first
class in every respect. with all the latest im
provements, ELEVATORS. ELECTBO ANNUN.
CIATORS. etc.
-WITH
BATH ROONS ON EVERT FLOOc.
We therefore take pleasure in solloiting
A CONTINUANCE OF THE PATBONAGE
extended by the commercial men to the late
Grand Southern Hotel.
SBISA & ORFILA. Lessees.
Formerly of Grand Southern HoteL
AlNmroN BsrsA, Ja., Chief Olerk. yrz am
I
LEON VOITIER,
21..........nROYAL' STRBH ............ s
Bespectfully in
forms the public
that he has now
in store a large
assortment of
Band ages, Elastic Soeks for Gentlemen, Ladies
and Childiren. The Ladies' Deparsment is under
the specialcharge of Mine. VOITIEI. Also has
a handsome assortment of fine Cutlery. All
artcl~ gnuaranteed. Grindting and Sharpening
on TUEiSDAYS, THUtSDAYS and SATUBT
DAYS. oct lw
CHINA-GLASS.
VINET.
201............Canal street.............207
Near Rampart street,
invites his friends and the public in general to
visit his store, examine his goods, and satisfy
themselves that they
Can Bay Cheaper from Him,
CROCKERY, STOVES AND HOUSEFUBNISH
INQ GOODS, tea i
NDEZRTA R$.
UIHA. . JONm,. JOHN O.
Formerly with rank Johnson.
JONEb* hROUHE,
S60 and 25t Naganine at. near Delord.
Uadertatbe. amd Zemb. mew.
All businees entrasted to the fir will reoelve,
prompt and careful ateatlon at sodMesat rates
-arrnram to hire 18o ly
OCOMMssonx mIIZCEAxTS.
LaON WQUYROVZa. cOOAR BOIL.
QUEYROUZE & BOIS,
Wheeisale rea e ,
DRALE I'N WI» AND LIQUI
And all kinds of WE7TEBNPBR
A$ the lua.e"ovm,
Oorner Old Levee and Bieravlle streets.
de1i '"re l New Orleans.
DENECHAUD'S REBTAUBRANT
S Care'nCeles srees, ew Caamel.
Having thoroughly, rep my Restaurant. I
desire to inform my 1Iezgs and the public that
I will re-o en on M'.NDAY. the 1st of October.
Swill continue the fixed price' pDr meals, and
will receive boarders on moderats terms.
Boarders and transient eustorners may rest
assured that my cooking and the attention of
my waiters will not be surpassed by any other
restaurant in the eSty.
' hankful for the past favors I have received
from the publio, I wilt endeavor by a strict at
tention to my customers to contiane to deserve
their kind patronage.
Private rooms up sAt'I for'prtrate dinners.
Orders for Belle an olree respectfully soli
cited. F, ,. IKECIAUD, Proprietor.
se30 Im
DOL G6OBET CHANOE TO MAKE
money. If you can't cet gld
need a person in eV tow ato take snerl
tions for the largest, eapst and est illus
trated family publications in the workd. Any
one can become a succee.ful agest. The most
elegant works of ar gvean free to subscribers.
The price is so low that almost everybody sub
scribes. One agent seaortsrnsakingp er t$1o in
a week. A lady agent j'pr taklng over too
subscribers in ten days. AlIwho engage make
money fast. You can, ddvoe all your time to
the business, or only, year spare time. You
need not be away from home over night. You
can do it as well as others. Full particulars,
.directions and terms free. Elegant and ex
pensive ottfit free. Ityou want orbitable work
send us your address at eno ' It osts nothing
to try the business. No one Wp.engages fails
to mae gre . P JAd NAL.
Aeno em Portlaand Maine.
DENTISTRY.
J. B. WALKER, D. D S.
U.. 18 0 3.I Sm oe,
Lt*est Imapwoyerqn~ aad beSIYI ofl~ both
OIDerati e aad MbiazaJ Dents at mos
koderate Pricee. Ooitonr FilInae a sveoialty
mba i
JAKJE LINGA.N.
A1'POBEJY A.D OUUNW.LOZ AT LAS
M" in GuIser its

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