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JAV SoeISt tmY INI IJ O '3,0 P~flr A
U~lsv Intac011I4-- Enpl. Tlaeuwlr mam Mw~c
71 ea Irgar Elm' A 3Ig~lyk 0ver tha eat.
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btheStft U ' '0tpi, 1t1l urgi inp Il lHi iti th r 'iiirt toi
ts.ltan it tipp, itil, with i very tirlilnhlil! i f ' m .
4a nll. T it " nh, kllkhh,(1 rl. q of the ilond irll'l I nltllllI
2 O u llfl O ltt iiii h i I l- l ll lf IIit lit li l l i li t o
3nottly opposed to lilth esppolinlltcn)nt of itr e
g'imlvir, aiil i' iiniutllly do I hey ihlil Ito ihl litlt
lldinted. by tilh (tl till ( court. 1' ll, ItIn h1lllWfur
iicountry ii'virir . wlithout tuny "Iix I tii in'l whl, t
i.er in ranil roiul imiai'rs, ttd Ili( o owno'rt iof hih
road areo Io willing o I ii tnrut Ithlle' nieitlt.llel
ofltheir tprporiv to hin. 'fThe will light lth'
InllAttr beft oreth li eotI1 t it ll I lho tllnll of ito
IArn arn e ,.iltnt inid lirst.. T'Ihn ielrl. llcr stfei of
e.leelting it Dinlt'tnll I rellroA mliali nir oif Dprioltnut
and b11litv.appolint1''I oine of its falvo-ril, 11nd
hangers-oin an I''i.o'r. anothelr featirtt' of the
iafair hIat ' la I suevr'ly ltlonerned.
The plattim who iitIllhlted h1'e proiondingtt
and irnaesd thi matter throughlto hi ro.lvivr
hltit deny t. Il hi etty tr workingl in tr i i itt ue l
of Jay Gould. hnl Lh t fats tt I fr ill (r titalte thor.
The fine Italian hnld of tiho wily .itfo'k ilirt-.
to'r Is plainly vitlhih in the whole lrun"n,.lho,
Mad it is to be hotrod, fit-f thi, Un kt f hIinitt y
antI d nlenoy, that ht will he Ifhnon for oine, it
his life. A defeat in thist mittlir will iiio ol tn
ivtatoo * Uli. l1i, hw t ftaktd ai good d, al on
the irelt., ul and f hI lohi s hi will sllmply Moi
a*ipotto make somebody "lIn paty the 1414.
i/pt. Thorwegan has finally ltiretnnedl his
SW iron boIat. and she takes the name of ,el, of
'La#l5i' imost solid ntltisens,
.tlrAU iH l P. OPll.OTRAU.
~bt asntlelr is now tilarley on.,onlted and
yiel e1t. Louis fior w Or lans labout the
Ot of next monith Ilnmtndliatotly aLtlr the
of the orand eipub lle. (Jllt. Thor
'" * aýi. an t to look around lor a tamto to
o.lr n pi". 1no had madin arrana"ments to
a Ig hll hilps itn trnn portslaing io 1,,ttn during
*} a rest .nat anson.iand there was tviiry tisur.
- tItftho Would l tv k t e II roilithl Piennon.
n few d(ila nftnr the hlo. of the I.ulblhl,,
STporwemitn ttnrhIwIid an Iron hull, iIn
Sllsr, nt itl tnmdiahtlTly btg.in the work o.
ga first lclu steamor. The hail Wits
on glvlrn 1to l the "lontra'ltor to get
.ratin tiºns f Hi) of Clll.cl'hery he, rdlli
m.m r ready for lhl.ninesi 11t1 tli eti t liet
Sdatl, in or1"e linta sIl mi'itti, toii'fthif
'r0r l.t de'11 In llmi I o fill the eon arlsrll ofr
i*l c Orani lt.luhtflih'. As the now srlitllllta nlr'eln
itpelituon .hsto pis r r otlltlisn o f ti.wlip oni oif
lt yet 1bu1tiit. 'iTh11 aollim snl'Mn fI thi niw
It' es P'. ('hIotet nro lu follows: v ,llll 'ln'h22
lbam 5:1 lotl, dthlh of hollt, l m. ftutu. lier
tie will elmitll oif two Ilengi.e,. hitavina
L oylini'tiri with i fioot if riki. t li',he slant
lor which l fitnished from it hlattry of rifour
*.et bhllers. Th hIoat i bill i with ith vhiw I,o
Odtryinu freight, fidtol ei'Mtl'ly i shllo adalltd111
Ptonarryltg oton. hlilh", will ix'
*3LA TO ItCAitrt HMIVICN TIIOURtANtI HIAl.EH olu
COTTuN
ith ease. The ablilest til nmosft experiene.od
builders havy boe n -111,4u1111d in the '(ll.t
M.rtlton of the lhoteiiu. iteil rivor luten hior'i
._laeerallly aglr thlat wr h will hbe the llost eom
trol l hoo ,t ,ver huill. 1'ho, will b prro
whrt Itlal inlloern liiliiIproveOlii Ant 1 11d 11
tautoon in th le way of hltndling I reih l.h.t ud ruin
(tnodll .ol parlltti ivily ae hort tItln Iin tmuling
saiunlotading. ()it ,nvol fennttl lii htr thuiln -
tllltlltion i the ixist'eno. of iI tuon water tighl
eo plenrtmont1 in lher itllI lll tiri'hy greattly l.
Intll her n si kit g in iun lhe vissil
3jd strike any snubmatrine obslru ntnll with
I leat force to ariek through hor hu1 tll hould
e Or foulr lof theseo, cllpartmlnilts he brokenll
totheore would still li sufllilonill hiioyaney ito
p the steamnr aillatl. and the waiier woil hi
rri5ually preventeod froim atring e lither of
S eother ntlupnrttlliii hi. In fitl iovelry eonii
Shartiment Il ontrutled indetendentl of ithe
fUlortable quirters are lprovided for tilhe of
eller of tfhe boalt iie neat Iti in, i wii will hio
Itted up with nerlutie$ and listi and liita few ix
I statei-rooms will be furnilhod to awlo-ne
i3od tes a limit'd number of olw ..sonlsl .rs. Bilt,
as revioulsly hii iidi. the 'lhotilrtl Is rc l stll ruiold
the view of fi itiltn irtl it1 n large 'tirg es of
glht, n antll thpassenr trafine will lit. asub
ordlate feature In lher tnIIshtloni. An hii of l.i'
ilsaltmay malo' fornifmel fromI the itlatennil thatf
he will draIw aliout three and it hiulf foot tstern
and thirtoen tinihs at ilhe low wlheni entlirely
0omI letel wlih till her mi'hhilnery in plil.,,
outfit eintire and furnliture albiard.
Capt.Adkinst, inspoi'or of the loard of Un
derwirlters, t r'iiit t ho ( i ittoi natini ll
lient pltec of work!ia.nship, and the tl.tlitior is
Sued at $Th.I00 on It liio ks of tho board.
apt. Thorwgan is highly flitiund with his
Stealmer, and uli l'-Lsomething tunlookiedl
t oeiurs uloe nuany be oxpc ed at th wharf in
) W Orleans by the 1211,h of next mont h.
THiE icOM MONWERALTH
lft for Now Orle'anU to-day with it bli I rip of
utiht and full lotid of ftlliingllers. The It. C.
9t r will back out for New Orllians Saturday.
m havwll e h'.ll the asliness she wants. A
ow b t&land blrges, ilidn to their fullest
, ty. will linive for lithe Cresent City next
iaday. in fail, husitel o is goo., and is im
tovrinR all the time. The levei looks more
e old tunimes than for several years past, alndl
samtnbosatmtn alre corre.L iondinply hap ily.
there is plenly of Wioer in all the rivers and no
rouble for Ifoat. I o get loads.
(s. t. N. Sehbonmaker. owner of the Thomp
o Dean, is in the city, and was ilon 'Chanile to
Marlow J. Phelps. a comnmislon merclhant of
this elty. well known n New Orleans, died at
his relidentr' at its o'ulock lthis morning.
There is eh mplaint among iterichantst and
shippeers against
TIHE IA.iiE LIANE,.
but I have not investigtted the cause, and can
liL say with whatl ustic the ominlplaint is made.
Some of the shippers declare that the birge line
too exactinag, anid even inclined t be extor- I
.1oaste when an opportunity offers. I htave
eamUch complaittts several tiimesand the
Ialy explanatiou giti'i i|n alttwtw.rto qiiu"tlolns
rea that the line has a monopoly and is it
Alinelto use it. If itiish' true. the isipp.uIrs
"who stffer do not deserve any sympatihv
lhere 1s 'no relteaot why eolptititon for freight
down the river shhould n.t lie.!.yly. and there is I
mo reason why the freight business ton tite oinuith
_hould not be at least dotbled. Otly t liinui
eatrgy is wanting. Au expltinud in a previous
aleterthere are milions of buhels of grain in
elorthwest that could easily i', iarhi'd to <
market vi i the river witk prepuir bunsits judg
At effort is biig made to oust
POSTMASTER FILLEY
t.". Louis for Isout eyiht years. and it
td l eitiben of St. Louis hefels uound
asi her glrovus fitu.t. His
uI alth ition to thlli he hous uInwrvl tbh hnltl! it 4r
!wnll 4tl unolnpr-lllllK nIn llhllinl ,,f the Mor
atnlll Ptrio,. hilt up rL)PotiIR.Jnl r hIJl faIRIIte d- II.(,
manIllln Ito Ihs frlnt'Ill, I ot! h)il never honnn knl!)Wnl hi
do, Inlor{ for it iii1mllfll t fi, RIiL llidtior, |.0141tll.!. hll!
trllll W is oII liim ow In I'1711ticp . Hilnl' hn |.,rto
Irh rg.,' (,r !11f, th otflleho hn hlraa l ellacondll,-I ill n l -
tkniln l f 1r4F, tesWlrr it. Int L re llrllrtiol o, tim
r.co 1i l anll sihI m iti hII |hnl ldi lt hu!ion of
tns(nl li ths. 8mlohow ,,r oIt[Iar. l llth
!Iir lll-llw y is n l th ninknl h ,,l, fr aI rI v f r'tl ,
wilh th, ]'mi s1l,,l( , I ),,1 tmI· ltt A l'
!ila, anvl nin!#/.,+ that at rl,,ie, ,m il rn ,Il
Ifl,' m ,,lhl s!to ,,ne t'lval l -l'
u,\,r pa u~thor. (Th1,i1go hmi~ ov\ r Mt. HI I,,ll.-.
ii1il l Mr. Ici!illr b,,sun nlon+ IIHt.IIIIuI.I!.I. 11II.|.| oIn'I
hi nt' i IIIIt tlentican wa1 W IIi| nlI irsltl'l., IIull|l- bi{n l l
!w1ayi. !!!f1 llllin ! unt poem rnltll , I nev ll, e nh , r
W ll t, IInti lrlnl , '+. e I+,to 11t 1I( 111 t l, IHlolrly oI, .
I+,V'l'nIP I"{ n~'~l l WIII<.!I )1~1',. H r l r lllll ' Iv ' Jll~ll., llll
imager Ml=[j without prroper· tuIr~rHll facIii. Inti
folr th.In Mr. lFllow Is o IllI. I I,, ls hll. lhnnkll
iiiiI( t)"imH F I1,l.¥ 1,l I U ,, l' ,,lllll .,nl /II.IiI ll/lSli,.,'I l h,1.
exce',pt hv
l,,d hv lhe. filhth. l,'.--w-/, Ml,'ir, chinf ,wivl.r
of{ lh h //,( h ,'o l hm./,v re,/ fl',l ouII wllh Vill,'y nonse
rI'.'+'+, II7,( I b lI, ithwlo allt I, nlra hlnd, r g-n ,rI r
,,li,,,,, ofr hin LIar'I)" | orn'. thnI flinln t,,
V ill , ;, al tnld IIh a l r e l I. ln g fly hl lr l n Hte n ft
harnV+ hinll rnn.{vesl l0l,,l w,. r,,nll!y K+o
tp n -tllon for lill ,,vv re(,lvln ,·,1Ignel
h~v n fo." alov,'n iporm nnit annll alirm. nIIIl entll him
,,,lltir. lef thIt.1o, Washtllrln ,ti pr ntl.¢
Il. M[,'e llogh r inlr llllllll,,l ai 1 thI t !)nllliltlal ii, fewII,
days¥ . hotl hll n tl, l','t n,',,min llhe.l hl. arr~nal.
shrnill.ln tolznn. reI' ml in ttl rrt, WIr ilfylL-v h,.
!'+hhoint iII hII1 posilol,, lilvy, h,-' f,,rwartdld l,,
Wasllhhngto,lll iltol, tIh, halve i!11 h,.,n ui.,tln uip
withul! an dILII tstiPl t i !l nll Mrii .I1. aill!,w 9 I lr|,, it
Il hIiirrly nee NalrlY \Y/tI t haFll¥ llt (hI Hllldli d(In
nollp [lil~i m u-ch111 inflnll{|ll! lllle ill Wl!hing"on "Io
urlcwhee., TileY It cr,'rI o, the)r v r uull
If+ ,wne oi'I inot o.lanhinhted toi lr,+ndlr it very} in.
flul<nliall.na iiiiI llll+ ml+ otll+ hnr' p)wer llll+r
pose+. II in ++otf, to plr.dlh thiia FlIII,+ will r,,lainh
lll,n l hml RI 11iF r l., l. llt (r ICJI( 1I IIPP I)
(+l lll ll,.)'L r I~hll 11 IrL,I'/H+ l'. 1iii, yrlllllyrlm Wl) +, rr,,+
+I i .lIy , v i, h l h ,s n fy . h t ll h a v et n o , , r hblml
hI r.II Ill n lR I h ,t t lo,,nI tlla)I ll rFY vl. II th.
iuml, m,,Ft pr ml anllpf oiii.I ent.l.l of anylly¥ in.h
(h., (fionh., n thi, i, I b ro,+i..m M, r. Fil [,. gh,'.
his paran lllll ntllll+l I<. s h work. F< I' Ir
Howm platl-d warn+ la! (Offark., 174 Unnal~l,. aptlpo
NohL ii (hlll nJl'; at roof~ willl h+ lhe. ,.+nt ,'.,re of t.
Irl+a lh t ,i i Io i the lah iiii, oth~ of Nov-. rnl.r. 1Ia n,.
Ita.vl++ir in 1to halv,, ai mlintl~ upon.till P.< r i',I
rashiln..
Mnjurll Tlhnn,. I. Wnlk,,r. fllh. llnnl'r valt'+ .ve
da'r.' ini onnonll'l Companyl|,lt will i,.li. pulstloiw- on1
inllrhls+ rlmk+., tayablelhh iI case, ,o" inmm lit i,,,iIn
and.< i~verpl..d
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What an an nihateod throng of hldies dtalty
makes its Iappi rallLo on1 taltI st ret cian lloly
Ite fully alt preeltiitl d by tnking IIt tiositlon in
front o Lve I ls A .atnlsonls namnnioth oetith
lishmlnt, at No. 12'L Cana111 stl'r'ot. Their sol.e
lion of dress goits in silk-, wool and nuihaitr is
so attractive that the tomltation to e arfully
x:amine it is Illlllost irr-listil,,l. Their cloak.
wraps and sn'qulls depart tniut is 'coln plte Iin al
its dloti ilts of st yii. Itgittlan<,e and dulrabllit vy and
when it is considered that further receipts in
itl deipart vents of l heir ioxi \lticvhl business ii re
daily +xplrted, we ore sal isflhd that their ustnh
Illinhent will be rirowded with visitors to its ut
In ost, i'ipa'ity.
(let your kid gloves at Krioegr's.
Read NavrIt's invitat Ion to t11 China Palato.
KuI I~+EWIaI's lEAtITTFItiT, (GLOVE I)DEPOT.-Thore
is io place, we venturl to Say. that will att ri.*t
ti ori1 attention the iicowinig season thanll the
superb glo\ive ' nporiliiml of ouir enlltlerprising
frienld Kreager. For sonle timt tlasqt this onllle
hias lho'r'n utndtergoing ai thorough chlt talge. and
ievery lmeians have been taken that the 'iultiva
ted mind of this popular gentlomatun olnld stg
gest ill beautifying and making his place coul
fortaitbl'e and cosy. Out people should give
Klreiger every en'eoiuralgelment, for this enter
prise of his is a venture, and one. if suieeesaful,.
that will prove a great convenience to the whole
community, for gloves of every des'rilit ion can
be proctureid there and at prilies ranging from
the lowest to the highest.
Kreeger has very great facilities for purchas
ing, having made arrangelments with the great
glove manufaeturers, Alg. Charles & Co., and
will keep all the most fashionable tints and cuts
of these now celebrated manufacturers' goods.
They received the highest award at Philadel
phia. the bronze medal, which is now displayed
at Kroeger's. Theire are many reasons whly
this glove has acquired such a run of popu
larity. Aug. Charles & C(o. use none but the
most choice cuts from the kid skin. which comes
to them in the hair. is tanned iand dried by the
most skillful workmen, who use the flnest
ohemictals in producing the nutmerous delicate
and bieautifil tints. Anothergrett advantage is
the superior stitching of 'ach glove, every
stitch being perfectly ivn and to, ked. making
it impossible to rip anti giving it a finish and
durability superior to any glove mlade.
ireeger's assortment is n-t ctonftilne entirely
to the glove altove mentioned. for hIe has varb'us
ot her makeis whiclth he keePs in st. k to sat .fy
all. Ottn entire side of his establishmentG is
filled front front to rear with gentliemeni' gli vs
alone. We have no doubt tllhat our mrch nts
will find it to tlheir advantiage also to give 'Joir
oltelrs to Kreoger instead of going Nortih to
suptly themseltves, for he can offer them g eat
er nluiuceunon's.
A lwve store in a city like this is a necessity.
andlll unless mple encouragement i exteud.le
this handsome establishmeut of Kreeger'. it
will be impossible to keep up the large vsuriety
of stock now on hand.
Got your kid gloves at Kreeger's
lead Navra's invitation to the China Pmlaoe.
New Parian figures at Offner's, 17uiCa street
opposite Varieties Theatre.
NWOTION.
'I'mr titlitwflrr nIt tin fl it lltiruttit lit ittlnpl~ll Ii v
uhfN fittlrlrlil fl~iv lry nul iti tiitfir Ivitv ~ l"
luft) t ititti it hul tii. t li iipt
huh'. li
htiul 1-tI1 'of~ P writta. .1 4.vi iilli lh l it.l~ u
Liltlililtu Inn it. I C. hri.i 1L h l r~nuutf
Vlrgltilti ~ ~ ~ I Ititui. ttlu ATtitl
FAI~I, AND IVIN'I'I~(! (1(11.(1))· OI'ENIN
. IMPORTED MILLINERY.
1 ®Lme. Roe as. NReyoiir,
No. 9 Chartres street, Near Canal,
r 11,1, W llAV, !HER I'ENING 10N -
Monday and Tuesday. Novemnbher and 0,
Of the lattst Rlelived -
r PARIII ONNETS, HATS,
-And other Noveltles in -
MILLI[ N ERIY.
to wblrh the Ladsl,, In gnnerall ar respe tfullly
Sinvlited.
N. II. - No eanrdls. oel, :In
r.,
o 8
4 ANY A
I'NIAI'l(E,
14 1l ('II!L o I '.
Nicw Oari ANN.
-L
1i 2M ly__ ____
LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY
-AND
Agricultural and Mechanical College.
This instlitution Is now o,,n for the recep,tion
of studlets and n'dots.
'I'uilin froe. Admission granted to young
men andl youths not, Ullnder folrtlln yers of
age, who Iare prollalent li the bruanches of a
common English education.
Military Cadlls will I, quartered in the Unl
versitybuilling; other stult h isan lind gi,od
board, at reasonablle rates. In the (ity of Baton
I)unge.
For fuller Information, addlress
o0,(0 fu 1). F. BlOYD. Preesidenn.
Ml. .I. SAGET
19 . ......... Chartres streeet ....... .....19
Informs his numerous friends and the pub
lie in general that he has lately ,qeeived from
the Manufactories of Belgium ar England. a
large quantity of FIRE AIRMS. of the most
elegant forms, and also all articles adapted to
hunters,. o19 Im1
AI)A1NI'
Diretor of Point n iE:
IN THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
WILL BE ISSUED ON
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27.
This Directory will not require revision
tor the next
TEN YEARS,
and hence is an excellent advertising me
Mr. B. H. HASBLAM will call on the advertis- 1
lig public. oes lot
NlEW WINTER CLOTHIING
Wheeler & Pierson,
13 and Iii Clanp Mtr(41t.
W Iiill'iii.'l,,lstll
NEW STOCK t4, rAll hi114
*1111,1f vl" Ilv t " " ~,11,' r 0 y Il1
Irilin ut ii' f~ roi lilt,,ws ~iHI irH
itiivn I I ll l oI Isli i'1l llH IlT i'.t4 . $Ii, fl.v.
K I, lln,`k 1i'" lr"! Vit(I'It1 111,1 VI',It1'1-1, ` rt In
Fart.
Fo1(1 v1 1(1 V (ni m, iii - NiJtri'EliihilI4 1 m11 rf""n.
Wt0P, ~ l C lPlso~~
mii errlr 'ln f~~t
Itrl'1 g; VI Iv!,
Hhn~r rlng1Iil aNd 11 1 aplliq!
'.VI ( ii hI' il h IIA A IiM hNi' v i nlih l. will,
NimIrI lIi fr i, myy l yI I(I rIV ol Ihimr"- II iw ul
Kilt (l~fl J11,OVI ;^t, ('It1,1,A IIH, HlJH1') l NI rllf'l H sit 'l
11 11'u 1111I'I I, lllll q11
AR 'rlr e'o I, urnsill "ai- "wll rn. l f r 'O s r) w
1 AI': F'AIIr41·IC
mine. .JUliIo LaB. PisheI?,
Pu, Nrtnr4 ,I I 1i C T'iiiiirtn Moniam
E AI' L TR ts .IiMrn
nii l J tllk lti erli' hi i lrigl'l ' mit 111of Ii, iinl
11l i-l ummi, film'li
RONE1M, IUATM.LI (~I'FATUl\\-IE)lIRi. 5LOWKI)(I )IRA~(H.
PARIS )I1II1YI I T 10J/rYI1IIONIS.lall((j
Mlm'n.r I 1ti liiNl F IIAR T FIiM ' Ii.
wIkln~rll l ii tilii i II. lii. lilllj v.,1 iiml h
I oil l l. ""Ic I '· % '' F t' I'`"1,lt I., (IlrW 'IP1TR 1
MiOnNe,. ulio, LFAB.E~N Fisher.IM
AI A WIL I lM,( Ie
o 'I> i t
A iiiltMON W&IHIIINuC '10 NHhl'Iiith iii11HIi-LE'
A Neat and Comfortable Home.
FIfll MAl.E.
hilly 1"' ll ,lim rimi,.im mmmttijg , m~ir'llIm friiii ilill
lii i-i witij lnmiiiilimin myt~ uiii 1W' 41hiil, ilir1
cC10 '1 j lul. niii i"tf imiii-k'l riiii i-l mui-iimiu. 11
111hiiY Cuin I i iolm inr"itl 1url h1uh "0, i oiili wiil
klihng' mvnit-,o tl 0)"w pirfi iil,, ii1o1oi'li I hiit
111m 4t i~r'"miglly' nitflolrili nl 'iiii iiill iiii" .
''ijmi ll, hIti lii, yurtiin it v~'iry .Iyrngi t'liu'rn
Psenmimi.w ml '4 mmi 141i 1x1m iutmmmo"im~Ilm llrmimmm atimm
liii'' r, li illmug Appl in p ~I"' i. "riNr hniA n i tt
o"m27i It (Imrni "Il "i 76 H (Imirlmip 41., uup,.lmlrr.
MME. I ERN IEIM'S,
145 .. - .. Canal Street .- - - - 1
Nsxt hIoml itoi cirnnr of ltaronnne.
ilir nunfli 'rous t fr'll rilein unal itustl morn4 art,
rI''p "C t'Ifully hli f 'rll t1111 Mimn. I(s i T N IIF i
hl n .p,nId ll r NI, W NMI ,INEIlltY nll I i.It.HH
IMAKIN NI I 'I'lAl fTAIIIsIt Ei;T' with i lu
E I E( A NT K NEW STO( CK
Of Ilth Lntllot lnmporhld .Styl4 in
ot., from t Hoi., ling he of Pariu. Mrm.
AHrIh~ten hit b 'a Or 'ii Ii'tn h vIi l r Lfilt s1,r In th iof
it,,. 140 1HI11'E, whnl will liavo 0ll il re in i
talrih.n fi th fu nitiva tid tinitg orf hi"r many liloi
p.o1"i. i ll of wh e will fund, eidl.y tHre . r
thrlr fornlt r l tr l ii o tlie ti tie niilul.w I.iL hliISh
T'hle Ihe.,.ialiln II-parillnti,
l nhbr thn lper n,,nal nnol ,i. of Mini,". E .IN
NeIIEMw tokII r. tilvilndl . byny ItI. Lm;.iNTIN
who ti s hltli to IVatn lo.en s d in Ihr
First Houses of Paris.
Assisth b iiv ani a im oth·niris of artitds in the nr
Tmade nkfxsl for pmst, whit rnag ot al soulltng
thin .ntii nannl n th. relf. Mmio. ISEIE NHIIJ 1M will
give, perfoiot snltisfa,'tion in
Both Branches of Her Houle.
Stri'tl and ,"areful attention paid to nil illty
in any ollr iorderl, atIn the ro ut s..le
CHINA.COCKEY.
Now sStok recelving by vry stm.CUEr.
' 21 lm
I SHOULD WILLOW SMILE
IF I SAY SO.
E. OFFNAL OD,
174 .FI. Canal Street... ETC.174
(Ooste No Varitake n TheatrPlae.)
I Th ladfriens and all others Interohst< In the.n.w
awhere thinkiutngful ar rspect thully invited to call ealin with med
Sthe ee for ourlvs that
NEW CHAPE. AND DOTYLE,
madSell xprssly for m, which annot be founde,
in any other store in ths Swhuth.
When you wish to purehase
CHINA, CROCKERY
GLASSWARE, CUTLERY,
SILVER-PLATED WARE,
TIN AND JAPANNED WARE,
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
COAL HODS,
FIRE SETS. ETC., ETC.,
Make No Mlstake In the Place,
aam I hsatve no onnetion with a ANY OTHER
STORE IN THE CITY. I mention this, ,as many
of my friends have made their purchases alsie
whemembere, thinking that they were dealing with me.
Come and see for yourselves that
I CAN AND DO
Sell Goods Lower than Any 01her House,
and the reasons why art:
1. I SELECT MY GOODS IN PERSON.
2. I BUY MY GOODS FOR CASH.
3. MY RENT IS MUCH LOWER than it would
be in a more central location.
4. MY GOODS ARE ALL PURCHASED DI
RECT FROM THE MANUFACTUtRERS.
5. I BUY IN LARGE QUANTITIES.
6. I ADVERTISE AND PUSH MY BUSINESS.
making my sal s large, and, therefore, I
am satisfied with a tM + LL PROFIT.
Remember that there is ONLY ONE
E. OFFNER,
And that his store is at
174 ..............Can l sItr .............. lsg4
seso as Oppooltathe VsF lles tThea tre
A. ROCHEREAU & CO.,
OOMMIHIHON MEIJtliUAN'rH.
SOLE AGENTS FOIL TIlE SALE OF
ZRU'G & COPAWT'3
CHAMPAGNE.
IMIY'O(TTERIH OF
BRANID 't4, WINEN, VEi MOTIfIIN, OILS, ir.,
1 m outhe W1lllam lt., New York. Il and Is mt. LonuI Street, New lormNg,
'1.1119 afrl
lill) 'lit
JNO. JEWETT &SO,,
('I ()1111ll1) Epl·
LEAD
r Y lrNSR
LINSEED,
I N I wV 'V (I I I. .
The abovo LEAD I. utl l I'ly I. T h. vn mantfnrieu ,l s uly thi:; 'Inl lity s,,r if,,, Ilit
tWnily yv.llr . ulrlll Itls(( s. Igf ,'i nrvW rnd,, l In this ,nunl ry .II . lr l th," , sa v, to In WA l.:
RlANrTED O I, l I'E.IIEL'F.TIY I'UilII. '" .,1 m t vby
W. M. Allnl'rr., .n. 31 PeItrr atfret,
nosri am H.LlI, AiIdNT Fl.RI NEW ORLP,ANN.
GO TO GIRUNEWALD HALL,
rOFl TI Ill I,-HTT
PIANOS AND ORGANS,
SilIEET MU SI'
BIMAMS INSTRIJMENTS,
WIIl 'If ^ tl;tR O-FER!ED AT
I it )1'V II 1?I1lt lI( ;ID A
Than at, any otther Ium, r i loolre In irhe Iolnntry.
A MAINIFII'ENT Hi't ''(K OF TIE (EI, ;IEILAT[D i'IANN 'oF
Sie in i vny. Itr ill1º. I'l-y'1.v l rieil I1'ircIhor
AI,WAYH OiN HAND. AN'D HOill ON EANY. ArcrcI DMMO)ATINGNO T'EIRMH.
Get Mlly Esti mat.es Iehl'ore Purehaslng J, lskewhere.
Ht.nlnil alttntlot n ptlil 1,, RlE1A I I4H OIN V'IANOR. whith ntol ,I,,l l y -killdrl workm1.ln at mod
nrtiao rrtl'.i. lindtl Intiit O nly Ih tl II E 'N ' MA 'TEII IA I.
tlnying nvalr)( thllingl f. CAHII. H b1nd I,' virn o io It f 111(11 NA I, 1. HTIET RENT iti ,v, i lant gl
my goodn MU(HII I,OW RII, i,,l I : I r nv , ,n. rn, haiv,, thne n lit ,f it.
LOUIS GRUNEWALD,
o"fl Grunewald Hall, 14, 1. 10I, 2O and fl Earonne street, New Orilmai,
PHILIP. WER LEIN,
NEW Ml SIC AND PIANO STORE,
NO. 135 CANAL STREET, TOURO IBUILilNG,
THE RENDEZVOUS OF THE MUSICAL WORLD.
The Headquarters 9f the Plano and Music Trade of New Orleans and
the houth.
Til .~ton "W rl"ori," Is, ri,' wnl r, fr It: i,(L/ P, I'ICE AND ACCO('ITOD.%TLTNO T"EIhtI4. a4.n
for th, HUI'EILIIit QUALI.i'Y , it ilM jlntr. mtt. At ilt tR M rlmmlrlotil WV rtlwo rltni u tn founad '
200 PIANOS AND ORGANS,
(CONHISTING OF TlIOHE UI;NFUALED AND) PERF;CT
(:HICEKlRtlN
Uprighlt, H'il;tar ;in'l (Orawl PFlaasIO
_ =-Thy, rlglnt UplbT
IIARDMAN Piianr',
Thi" 'anlrd ElTEr Organ..
MAION & EAMLIN
anod aNEW ENILAND Organ.
Alto Fifty R'ttond hanrt! Planrot and Or.an s at rri"e, 'o tflt olvt'ryp',n . E::ry
ifntrumltjlli Holt! I f ully warrlani;t].
DINREIT IMPORTATION OF
MTIIRTOAI, INSTRIUMENTS. trinr. r.tt., LECOMTE'H and othr P, RA~
INHI'ILUMENi''H . solld ait Whlotal and Il'tall, at pricsa to df¥y aill .,r,
vtrltion.
HIEET MUNIC-THE LAI.1GEST STOCK IN THlE HOUTH.
PIANOH REP'AIRED. TUNED, IlAULED OR HTOREDI) AT REABtONABLE
PRICES, OLD I'IANOS( TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
,l17
--illMOVALL. .iEMOVA L.
---0--
TO OUR NUMEROUS CUSTOMERS, FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC.
-0
Having leased for a term of years the large and beautiful store in the
MORESQUE BUILDING,
forming the corner of Camp and Poydras streets, we will take possession of the
same during the
MONTII OF SEPTEMBER,
-with one of the
LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCKS
-OF
PURNITURE,
EVER OFFERED TO THIS COMMUNITY. CONSISTING OF
PARLOR, BEDROOM, DINING-ROOM, LIBRARY, HALL AND OFFICE
FURNITURE
OF EVERY STYLE, DESIGN AND QUALITY.
FINE FREN CH PLATE MIRRORS.
AND A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
,,OQM#.# F-~RIMTURE,
OF EVERY GRADE AND PRICE.
-0
In the meantime "will BEDUCE OUR PRICES on our stock in Armory Hall to obviate the
expense of moving. Parties wishing to take advantage of this reduction should call betun
we move.
Thanking the Publie for their generous patronage during many years past. we hope by Sri
attention to business and upright dealings, to merit a continuance of the same In oar aew
quarters.
R. M. & B. J. MONTGOMRBT.
N. B.--Wewl aI.u A=IMOrY AIl for r o JW"cIOn ýAar.
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