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)DAILY DEMMQCOICA .
Ua1r 1pfUlh I Stthe Stat. kof J~ui~ida.
Udal 1 Journal of the Cstt of Wow Orleanis.
Oh iece , 1 0 9 G r e v le r S tre e t.
GEORGE q. DUPRE * CO.,
p1pfot lET10118.
((U duO! (V. j)I'(1I!F,
3. J1. 1EAJUnni', HtWN AIJ0I!N(I1N,
A1.1IERT V. .IANIN.
1. I l'E. t) 01 ' .WW ý'rlUPI'l71,..
The Daily Demncrat.
One Youlr cP10 0o
eIx Month' 640
Thr? BllntIe 3 511
Onto Month I 00
Pustn~gtt, on" y'atr u 0
I',11,,hl' In A11c n1ý1
The Weekly Democrat.
T'he W(.'kly I th t ii larg n i rId g -
Onejy'r $,3 0
r Month"' IM
Irt( MHflt~lir 1 Se
M~ti' I't vnlt' iI A1ti'
,, J. HEAItSEY ____ .
$*MW OSLSEAN . NOrE1IIIII1I 1, 11q77.
THE DEMOCRAT.
The growing cl eitulltion of tie lI iI.ti . i
:htoughout this and the ielghbloring States,
M well as nu the city. and l11t steady hineroes
lt its advertising paltcotage, promiupts us to
.dpart fromt our usual custoum, and while ex
gt.alng our appreciatlion of the public favor
to say something ablout, our ent'llt'rise.
The DuIocanAT was statted tby a numbier of
afleest Democrats who realized the absolute
'limeealty of a party paper it1 the great lunal
abuiggle !betweon the people unl It laicalism,
t1s verge of which we were then applnoaelt
'h.g It started with very little capital, its
pre..rietors hoping that the cause which IIt
;.-W designed to serve, wouhld ituee the peo
le. toalmost immediately rally to its support.
.-iut they were listakeen. 'Thei' Itdepenldent
ph. of the city had so long and faithfully
d~,oldined against patilasul jourlla.ls anti
a tilwst the D)emocratic part y and Its liaders.
btht public sentiment on this sulbjet had
lo e wellnigh unhinlgedn, and an Imnpros
1.0i was abroad that a Ilemocratic paper.
'00h as the l)DEMiot'iAT was designed to Ihe,
lOtald prove a sort of bu ill in a china shop.
W believothat It can be safely saidl that no
flly newspaper In a great city has ever Ibten
d and madtle a suRcce..s on so stquall al
ltai as the DI.oulnA"' hnad. After varying
iinel and several chlangesof minaiRgement
Walseetabllsheil through one of the hotlteost
pipgzns In the hlstory of lthe State as it
Illetastaining evening Ipn pr .
When the tlgislituri' elect"l' Iby the lpehl
bled here. and the city was out the very
of civil war. tloue athoril.es gi,. theh
le printing out to the I)i l;uoi'uAl', Its
rletors Agreeing to iklie tlhenir helutleos of
g paid and of linally settlitng with tlhe
on the basis of any eforml printing bill,
Lgilslature l might pas.. llid the gov
iM'fnnent been subverted, the IvXl tr.;sr
*0tltd have gone down with It. It had le
li*the self-sustaining as an evening paper,
.l~the lncreasel expensce iicurred in doing
O t State work was largely mo're than it
rOlld have afforded to lose.
"~tIr, when the governmntlll wis slcure.
-b- present printling bill, which rilllnced the
teof State work and judicial advertising
IvIr half the old rates, was Itrplireld and the
TFlaiting Board. with the almost unanilmousg
-dorseeement of the legislature IlIni, we lare
prnud to say, of the Imnllloeracy ,hof State,
:loted t the bic i'n.\v as the (ofnicial jiuirnal
et the State.
The D)EMOI'I( AT hans o flu tillMd it~ 'onltlrail
Bllnscentiously. and we Iolieve siatisfactorily.
$Ihas neither grown rich on its contract, asi
an.ia . seem to think is a mattier of ioiirse,
-r does its c.ilnitilamce depend upon al
Ponging of its relations with the State.
haprices fixed by lthe priating hill are by
healsens speculative, and there is not a 1lrst
W.ia Job office in the city wliose margins Iof
".fl1t are not larger I han Ihose of tile I1;al
OCRAT on its Stit'e work.
Our general tldvrtising atind jlob work ainidI
tdeulation are more prolitahle tihan the State
Work, and these are now large eniough to
amne sustain the DI,1lrcluAr Oil its .lreu'nt
e-tle. That scale we hope this winter to in
-.ase. Our aumbition is to manke the I)t:o
rAT a journal worthy of a great, city. and
WO shall not tire of our efforts until t hat ani
bUiLton is attained.
A VIGOROUS CORPSE.
Yesterday the extraordinary claim of the
Mtson and lUko i'ontcihartrain Railway
Wopany for one hunldred thoiusand dollars
. at the city calme up for dli,'iscssion in
Righter's icourit the Si\th District
che ease comtes up oil tn lapplication for an
-alioetlon by the prnsidentl. Il. Mr. an lion
. iyson, of this long xtillct and almnost for
railway company, to prohilbit the cift
continuing to use the track andu property
D said company for a drainageli catnal.
OSimo of our old residents havet a faint Ire
branee of a steami railwIay which used to
from the old depot, at. the corner of ini
and Poydras. ant ruI'initg to Carroll
on the present track of the t'arroll
Railroad, passed through that then
j ing and lpronilsing subur. lnow
and pareul of New Orleans, and diverg
towards the lake, finally reached its
"binus on the shrtes of Lake 'ontchar'
Piln. Here, about a mile ab.ve the present
prminus of the City Ralr , ad the it alou, tl lexit of
heNew canal, larg' and solid wharves, an
sgant hotel and Iath houtses wlere e trei.d.
e Mobile steamers at one 1time landed thiiii
oea iantd tuok in their lpasi i erlll'S aIid
".ht at these wharvts. Hilitiher re'ortu,'d
_ re and tishing parties, yachts and sail
ant ud all othitr concoititants of lakesidte
Iiflts aund pienic parties.
gther lake resorts were, all thlrown ill
--de by this new and enterprising coii
But a~las! its rcoal was a brief olne:
nly ad mysteriously it suspeintldl i
*tii5. Its loeomotirvO disappi'arId. titi'
Peed and grass regainttl possDessiol
track, the wlharves w're iabanudolltted.
hotel was deurteutl, and after some ytiars
datlol and litigation the rails were
upand sold by the sheriff and the corn
g"tl away sllently and unobservedly,
Arabs with their tents. This was
ago. All the generatione
grown up lince were left in un
- Only a .y bettered
and worn vetrnas were barely litsnted k
when they imposed upon the pres~pt genefr
tion the utterly Ineredible storles of the fine
time they had in their younger days at thF
"Jlefferon End" on the lake.
Thins nePtthlillty and Ihpatinneno g~neriatei
ieven in thin onlighteicl antid iintlliring elrn, ii
very grave dhluilon. (if tllis all will hi' .on
vin eid who heaatl Ithe vci.go.ns andl plowerful
sIpneel.h o if lr. (eorIRge lirl.giht int tIhe. ixtih
Di)ltrint ,,('ieit Yet.rn.l'y. on hhniIf of the In
.incition and ihlnI net ip agalinst, the |ity for
Ihe uI se ,of ll ti,('k I iof this Itnnlgilned long ox
t lii.i. c'orpolratin, fo~ drailning the I'Fourth
and Hi'veii IiiI lt)Ini'ts. mtlog th hlast AevenI
oIr eighlt yearsit. 'l'The iellItn of Mlr. Van Ihen
I hlli n uil lileatit a g'r*i'iadtl' lt ris'4 of viva'ity
Ill thi. rerpsr than lan hl ehl al t fiollR ' soe of
imor live atilpithd i (itng c.ioriorntloI,.. it( l' hiin
dli-i'I tihouend i olldhis for the ls'. Wii lIno
alges by tihls use of this long-aindnltniedil itrip
of swaiimp, most of thlieh for Iwt'ii'y-fliv
years' lInt blrlqn inerssltl. h to nil of the alil
iinal Iren .tion. e e"'litg t li lhtin. hil" ll h'i-ogn,
The demnild of their ent.rpri'iig ripli
sen'itatl\·e s of l.lhis IIv,-ly eo, pornitlin Is. that
th' c·ity s' ll lI1tl up i c., a i l tIdu oi ver its
grave tland I s'tor the stalm'lii to its priio alt
condill ilon in ,Nltal aMl ii. i n lil over' lne hnlli
iI itrdll t ihoisa.tl dllars fori theli use tlhereof for
svte ys.is. slin foe the Aiiinages ,iillheiti
by this ghange of its em litin and nspii t hi
lit tyi i i hlli i'l, liii ircr illltllt.ht lint.I It.' ll r ,ne I Iti
I wihle ci ll ng , iso well 'hn ulatt l' Ioltolstl ll it
oilgirl lfightl to ortif i ud lll i d w n . nin i llallll
tie to illl'iim a swaiptl fior the egi fort. liiand
conii'il!enien of Its iniiphlhfios inhabitants.
Ani what is iillvl. serious, that, hlirneil tc iin
sloh,, in1. Bright. yesterday opened upon
Jludge' lilghltl" li h'llllamlipgne basketl o1f al
thoilt rns. Iand fortified I eln with a, witheringi(
ii-, h 'lll liand a ,l'lrushing aguimiiilent holt
insti have ai.eld ilargely to the lit lgiouns di
oiiitfortc and tanxiety of our hIeltguired iandl
hIt ite-. i tarporatioin.
MEASURES OF RELIEF.
A day yr two sint' we printed all open
lott r from Ionn. ltoul~ ]llluh, of this 'ity, to
AlMr. ,Joseph }lrown. oft HI. Louis, chailrmtan of
the lante crniWvention l t S. Paul, whihrlh dennti
tutr'. II our opinion., te true progrnamme for
tiho dlevelopmncnt of t hei MIIsssippi Valey,
thue 'omtelllrentllll resustlitati on of New O()IiansR.
andti, in trluth, 1t, Itiof of o the industrial in
tretl's of the whole country. W\' printotn tth
lett hr of ouIr dlstinguishedu fllow-eltilzon with
spletial phl.tsure, a it, was in accorl'd with
views at differen tinmns presented, though
not so olalborately, 1y th llEt I ,EitIn'. We
trust that the press throughout this great
valley twill reptodut e tlhe letter of Col. hlush.
so that Its sgge'stions iaty- reach the masses
of the people,. Ihoset vlitl interests mtay be
affecteld ,by thel,
The revision and mnodiiiationl of fih, p)lros
eit tariff. until it is anlaphl., to the interests
of tan eIlightenited p'eople. is the ve' i st
subjoet' whi'h should 'englge thell attention of
the present ('ongrees. !tur tariT laws were
'esi.g.ne.l to ftIstert sp, a ti.i intt'etq.u-..
while tlhey have ldone that they have
oppressel' d r;ill .othc:s; nhvc MTimi pp7 our
foreg~l trad*e and literally dellstroyev It in
somie directions. The restless energie's of
ourl p.'eople have nll along gone on producing.
manefrauturing and creating, while the policy
of th goverlnment wits legislating to cut tif
their markets. The conllseqluences were v'ery
naturally the lhibor strikes and riots of last
ullllnler' and unusuallll depression of trade and
industry and general distress.
How dest rucltive the ipresen't lrif' systA'm is
to ourlt foreignfl trade was shown last w'eek in
ant intor i ew bItwt'n it rep enlollttative of thlle
l)lituot .lr and toi r. E. Martinez. the well-in
ft'ort'eid alnd sgiacou tp ct,1nsioul of the republic s
of Venezuola and (Colombi in thifs eity. Mr.
Martinez, ltated the fact, which we have sinrce
verified Iby rleference to oftilTh, reporlts, tlhat in
1i70 the wihole value of the ittmtpo tis of hide's
and cIolTtto flr' e tl hose republlics into tihe
Unitledl States aggregated but $2.IHI000.. In
1472 the ttrifT on these artistes was aitotishivit
and the value of the Im ports reached $:i,ito,ot )
alld since then the increase has thon uninter
rupted untlil fo'r i76 it reacthed tihe suoti of
$11.:17.,361.
'This is a sitnge rfaii inlolving but one in
signillcant portion of our foreign tradoe. but
it shows tihe workintg of the pre'setnt tarilT
systeml as (lentaly as if it. i\nvol\lv a hundred
times tihe sum. A proper policy in this re
spect'. .we holieveo,. wiouhl speedily restore the
commnlelrcial and industrial activity of the
counlltry. and it is becaulise we beliteve this that
we' hlave said to tlih wtorking men thallt the
Demtlocrlatic party' was their patrty. and tllat
thtey were delaying the period( of their own
re'lief ty f. orming organizations aintagoilistic
to it.
The policy of tllhe Imocratic Iparty is to
favor la tarif for revenue ionly-; to enter, as
Col. iush says. into reciprocal treaties with
ithe nations surrounding us so that we may
furnish our peoplie with their products at tihe
lotwest pricess. land iiake their ipeople pulrchia
se'rs and consiumetrs lof tihe products of our in
dustries.
Were thlis country t r'lnte'r itio treatiets of
reciiprocity withl MItxico, and the States of
(Central tni tlle republics and kingdoms of
South Amlerica uilpon tihe basis of tihl D(1110
e rat ic theory of a tariff, the increase of our
trade with tlhose countries alone would be
amply suflicient to retlieve the trade and in
dustrial depression of this conuntry.
We print, in another column a loiter frIim
Mr. 1)avid . Grould, of St. Louis, which will
be found of great interest to our inercan
tile and shipping coliunity. (Certainly
there ought to be some commercial organiza
tion in this city which would make it a spe
cial point to carry out the suggestions of this
letter. A trade opened in the manner sug
gestoed would incur no risks and would lead to
an early, regular and steady current in this
dilreltion. Mr. Goul's letter is so clear that
it requires no commeulnt.
In our remark,- on the nllat question a few
days ago we based our statements of facts.
ligures and estimates upon information de
rived from what we considered the most reli
able authority. We, are now informed, by
equally as good. if not better, authority. that
cur price of cattle in Western Texas might
have bemll correct some nlonths ago, but is
considerahly wide of the mark now, and that
hie\ees of I 0o pounds clbar are no longer plr
c'hasLe h In We.stern Texas at ,S or $11 a head.
but will command readily, and in any num
ber. $1 or $20 a head.
This correction, however, does not affect
our main argument, that the chief difficulty
in supplying our market with good meat, is
due to the want of competing lines and means
of transportation. The arrivals which reach
our city by the single line of communication
with 1 exas, could be placed here at lees than
MLl the present cost of transportation, by a
d aithalid on the 1Cjeoted route of the New
Orklcan Paclflo.
e The advance In the price of cattle In West
Selm Texas has been produced by the extenslon
of railroad facilitlies from Ht. Louis and U(I1
1 Ic'gtW. It IR folly for a leople to coomplalrl of thtel
la LtoR of freight when thely have not the on
Strptliso or the alpital Io 11erlll thl sanim fRa
I elllltit for tlranlspoltaltli wlhich atre tienjoyed
I by otlher contlonlllitin.
DIED.
, 'YNc II -At II it. m.. Hltirti lva. N ie,,111.,r 1.,
'Phllip Isi t ill, Inh11 d 411 veslrsi, i unllItv o (nIu innIv
I('Ivon(. nat Ihl '-f loit h , Ie re'latl, 11111l In rvlrshi+nll
5of New Orlans for It" i -l thlirt y it 'out.
H iu f'tle , ds 1111uid il't1111111lh l 5n1' 5 l tIre re-llS1 '11
'full lly h vl ll l(In tlun r l t ll f n 'rall frull ll hils int ,
f reshItton s, No. :1Tuo tC,'tllllll tll i fttlt. L :t . I I.
'I1o-]lay.
H '"..INS (... ,uny "ing , oldr ..,
- 1077 fi t 0' T (n l 'i111t l ,i e 4.ltd II inl t othlls.n) ll
ofl1 i t 5l I, I111vk1 1isl nl aisllr i tnI Whit '5.
FINNEY- On Thl]ridey, N,,v. l 1477, ut r;:.ml n.
In.. s v: il rit l, Inf5tll tin of Mlelr) I,. lodi ,t11,hnl1
.I. Fillnnollv.g' twVo m tllHllul u I< I IW,'tllw.-tI Klll
WAUGON8I C!AN (.IATh I POKEM I
sH. r. sOEe atTA,
I18 and 1S Union and Ii and 17 Perdldo
utreeti.
Bole Aýnnt for the Celebrated "STUDFBA
KEI" WAGONH, CARTH and BPRINO WORK
oif ll kinds and sltes.
Dealer in P'hllad.elhtla and Western Cane
W ptonR, Carts and )Drays; Timber Whloles;
Wheelbarrows of all deis riptlons ; lpoks, Febl
loes. Hubs, Blhafts, etc. Whieelwrlght smaerlal.
Orders promptly filled. All work warranted.
1os 1m11
GRAND OPENING.
ON MONI) Y AND TUESDAY,
November 5 and 6,
M. L. 1YRINE & CO.
\Will , nolnlllltt, thlrir hitl o enl na, mh . 1 hl' prot
pnar'5d Ill IffTer full lin1es if,
CHOICE NEW GOODS,
"1 t )l t lt o ltrem l,,y Hlw Ise'.l.s .
Th'r v Invtlt''i l l, latl nI l t tiion to thl r It-r llr n
line of UIEHHi G(}OI )H. l,uidios' nii, Mlli 's+
C(IAKM and H \I('F.1E.. HEKIItTH. UNI5EIR
WEAItI. FLANNELS. IILANKkT-s, (OllET.I'H.,
IHOSIEIIY. ote.
163 Canal Street.
11t14 l tli p
(ORSETI.AND KID ) IOVE DEPOUT
At
H. DASPIT'S, l
-; 411 Magazine street. .. . - 54
Betwtl-In Fcllcity andl St. rlar1 y lrtrotl-.
Jult EReelved,
1,i DiiZFlN DIEST ID pG iI,OVIES.
-A'so
1411 dozen Werl- arnd otllhr mlkes of I Iltt
F"ItIENCH CtOlSET.'.
Wltven anil hatd mnd,, ualtrainth''d all whals
hunt', whi'h will he opnod on
Wednesday, 7th Insm. .
rhiq is ths Ihl-It tloek of f 1or,(1tS ov ,ltr ,ITorTl. ld
in Nolw Il 'rlolnl.
N. D.- Co-C ts uet , lo .4 ' order.
II. I )A,. I'IT.
not 21111i 1ts and .un Malg lnrinostrat .
IIAIIGAINS.
IBANK HIU1'T iT (('K.
BANKRUPT HTOCK.
Having hought for c'ASH l a Inrgce invlio
Bnlllklullt Stook from Nev Y rk ull I .Bst4!on, we
are ofTering the following BA IlUAINS:
. ,-}' 6a -
At P'. A E. MIflEIL .
II 11 2dp No. 5i1 Mags.zi o stroee.
THE ROYAL, HERAIAD).
Ten unutbern of the New Orlm-s edit tioln will
hIe published, the dates being labout November
1, and 2:1, oeeombelr to and 25. January 7 and
20. February 5, is and 52, 1110f Mardi Gras.
March r. No effort will be atmarel to mako Ithe
offliial orgn ono of the miost a,'ec41table fe a
tures of the Carnival season.
.1. CURTIS WALlDO.
4; (Ciam p streot.
not It 2al Photo-Engravinrg.
FINE rTAI'1ONE1RY
-ANiD
FANCY ARTICLEk
-FOtI SALE AT
Harrington's Popular Bookstore,
No. 149 Canal street,
Bet weeIen Holmes Dry (foods Stor, and Krecger's
Kid Glove Store.
A I osh supply of those popular hits of the
ALL FOil HIM. by the unknown aulthor of All
for Her. P I'ae r, $1t: l. 11th. $1 5.
THIAT Hl-Sl AND OF MINE. Paper. 54a eents;
cloth, st.
H El EN'S B IBIITS. Paper. 50o eonts: cloth, $1.
OT'HEll PEOPI'IE'S C11 L)LoN. Ia s,,1 I to
Hel n's Blhbi," s. Paper. 4so rente : cloth $1 25.
TH 0, a love sto y. hv lthe authoress :4f That
Lass o Lowries. Pa.vr. 50 e ts: elo ih $.
PA' OLA. a tae o)f Loui ina. C oth. Si 70.
And ,t her n,4w h,4.kI of th, day. ,out by mail,.
post pald. upon iet'e A7 t of pri '
A. P. tI. lAhINGTON.
Bookseller and Stationer Now Orleans.
n-5. Su T1 Fr 11m
MOTITE 10 TOOKNE4LFRS.
We have arranged with the wholesale (dealers
to give the Spenceriafn I 'opyt-botoks in exelihauge
for nall othierkinds unsold in the hands of retail
deatcrs, who are requeste, to make the ox
chang + with the deal -r of whom they purchased
the other kinds of copy-books.
IVISON, BLAIEYIAN. TAYLOR & CO.
TIMOTHX MORONh4Y, General Agent,
o104 it 61 Camp street.
I1N'ýV"I TATIONIxý
--TO -
NAVRA'S
CHINA PALACE
(T(.)UJLO MUITIDINI),
129-- CANAL STREET 129
Ms' I rIon'I Iiiii o'j~li on lnorp. n d(ll I hI IME' w 'n
nnbourl RlltrlilnJ holHrok1'oLnTn 11ud;o13) DOUME
K EEPEIIS who wish to roplnnlilº thei l tR)Un
hold, mro r qipotfl i ly Invltod to namtni o my
NIEW AND IMM1!NHE HTOOK of the IaItes
FtylyIg 4
DECOUDATED) FENIIIH( CHINA.
FIIi:NUH. EN01llldII AND
UEILMAN GLASSWARtE.
MAJ OIdIlA
FAt ENIE.
FIEMIFIH AND
11011 EMIAN 'AfEMH.
FLOWERt PO'T' anl JA ltIINIEIIti4.
S'ATUETTESI AND) ORNAMENTS,
TOILET AND CIIAMiER SETH.
J3IHQUE AND IBIONZES.
III nlOlgilg and l w trlIcnp I defy any l'Omp(n
Iflion nod will' Iorbtlly takogoohi baek whlh
'ano ho 1'UIFIOAHED (not olffrod) iIlowllre
ehonver.
W. L. NAVRA'O
Clion Pnlnoo, 1211 Canal elioot.
Tour, Buildin.
Ilollntimhor I liaro no lirnrih etoro.
nos 21 jI Im
('114('ENI RIFLES. ATTENTIOON .
IIEliOIAII MON'TIILY MEETING.
ntatrday. NnvCmber 3. at 7 o.'lok. msarp.
tiopl o' importin,.
Pr' oi t attoni nao 1. r titd
nos 11211 lt. It. ltEFAHANt't(. (anpll n.
If. Mnry's I alhille Urphan Bops' AMylnm.
NEW ORLEANS, (4) uiho :)1. 1477.
il hnlll If )of vn .'ttring 0Ilind 5Plllllil'nti .g l=u
ill ity ' . . ou ai t t11Io fI rgot th i!. Ii '477
''h ird it4it, r l of thtis ity. thiro iri1ts an ANY
LINIM FlIil MIALE (IIPI'IIANSH. whtIrn t ti r I 111
av ,r'nga. of fit tlus 'I 11I1EE ll'. IJIIED ('FII ,
I)IIEN. In ln l i i -toil -ll- i tlo ir-un illll,, w)ho
'I'll,' nmannt r"'tuir('l Ilnily f--ri" t bakpr and
t o Oi llluth r ti Itl ,. is tha , t tlitA' in.i
fbis.1l i ,ll ll Is liln I'h r (l off ! itu noll niliI il v li
Sisi"rs, 1who(1 sine no till fPIT rt In mininfor utoit"
tlho w tll. arlnd w',. it Inc if ils 1i1)1t on",I., foir
_tllOn but )1inn( tit iutint'o,. Alt'. hol w i toii
do 1 lthn l-4k r.mve abthovo tit tir !'oligth a1lt
i ) I" also u itndt r IIt i tronoiu..g oI f i th "Y lilosi
i'vn ltriiud Are hiishoi Pirui.' who wini in t1his
huiitn lll rounltihst. ntll I l ffi 'iitr lt iui intiillt'ori
h)v will knI wn lit mI. ', w1os nlltl ial'l:s and highllll
in th i n' in, inl nit .
Any gift wlil tiri'r nilOniillth+-t whelihri
l nliinr y, iul, potat ii. (lour. Pilgnr, V'g itfliinc,
Irovi lons o)f any kind. Ilthing hodlitng.
w1".1 . l. tit.ll ifti l, misllsih ll In i worfll anyvthinl
whlih ilan lin th1 tito ti r and htIl lplu ss little on 411
fri'lii hungit"r nil( 1 ol.
Any airt. ii lnsilg d t. thes priest of your
IInri hll. Mu stis. I. Carll oy & Co.. 1'. U. )1r" i 771.
or wiiar'htusn. o rn"ur ot IIi nvill nl u I rIti
Sro"ll.,l . or tli tlhe IIltlt riigid tri-turerr, will ht
gr[ltef uly ri., tivI'l.
TChi 1 n, fatll'1to1s shill roonivr t 1ih h ul ln blt
f~lilng , riivr, of ith pooi . or1h+ne, wh)"h ill
Xnil ii I-lu thim f Rho His fihtli.t
ifvors.
. liE MU IE/, (iii irma in,
M. E. (IAJtV1 ,\
C. 1PORlJ,.
J. 1)EVIiitEU.,
T. W. (lULLENN.
l)u iimittti.
Ih, ill iil. rsignin Id, 1I'. J. I ix No. 177I , WIl , 1lill
'ml fli t Y tllinwel" iht l li h .e R:1ml.
I VI' Ti ll FIPIE. Troasil .1u.
NOVELTI ES
IN
LADIES' DRERS GOODi.
The tittuntion of on.sllumrs gi-irally is moilst
r 'o-e '(fillly s"lioit"od to tbi V(.t'y rlll'l ilno "f
LADIIES' I)IE-N (l)t..), justl ru-- ived fr..on
IlivrrI a14 1ivirpji, t er 1stou i orS Obironi
i- ultuifi-g if liii 11t1st st41liut NIE V(tI'U il
M USSE. "E, \IWFLA".EN. ItAi, 1E "(1lE.
NEl,, ('AHI1lME-4. TAFFEi'TA i)E LAINE.
and tlin (s"-u-t lId) C iMEI8 It AIR; tigi.ihoi"
with it choir" li,, oif botch KNIUKEIIR WINCES
if ()iIri own diisg.IiS.
We hiltve ials i4 vtery full llsiortm ,nlt 'Of
HIACK GOODl ,
Nuih a.s I ENRIETTA CLOTHS BENU A LINE,
An-lrlliani ('REPI,. TAMINE. (IA.HHMEItI.
0' EV '( )SSi, and lReal CA SIIMEIIE DES INDES.
h- .. it .
D. H. HOLMES,
155 Canal street and 15 Bourbon.
42N' ly
TE1J..G E 111111) (A(E,
No. 40 Mt. Charles street,
With sidl ent an.e ori Gravior stro.t.
D. I. 1A Il ELIA Proprietor.
IIA'a iPENEDr FOR ALL 'THIE Y AIR.
CHOICE WINE-i A ,I) Li.UORS.
Nine Lounea hasly.
The public allud lhi friends are Invitil to Ball
at tihe nW sauloonI. 0,12; Il 2p
CARPET WAREHOUSE,
17..........C...lartres Stret ............17
We are receiving largo additions to our stock.
Wo NOW SE. L A ' AND UNDER IRICES
CHARGED BEFO RIE TIlE WAR.
AXMI.TEIR, W Iton, Vetlvt.
BO' Y BRUT- ,LH., Tapesttry. 3 lys.
INGR \INS, Venetianrs, Hrmp.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,. Windlow Shaleus.
TabIl and Piano Covers. Curtain Materials.
Lace and Nottingham Curtains. Trimmings.
etc.. etc.
sReo Sm 2dp A. 1tROTTIE A"TT & RoN
First Mteaud Manufetatry of the MouSh.
PIERRE P'VIA, Inventor,
MANUF.\(TORY. Is0 ROLAL STIIEET.
Near St. Peter stri..et,
MCREW D iIh)OTM AlD ~HOES,
Of all sty'i.q, made, to order.
System P P. 'iVarrantidt not to ril.
FIRS I PIREMIUM gold nutdal ohilaid at
Statie Fair of 172. uand siltvr m.ldal in 1i':;.
First dats FRENCH CALF SKIN guaran
teed.
HUNTEIR'3 SHlOES a stoeinllty. not :tmuldl
LADIES
Will greatly advano their own itterest by buy
ing their
KID .LOVES
-AT
KREEGER'S NEW KID GLOVE BIJOU,
149 Canal street,
o017 Im 2dp The Old Location.
JEWELRY AT AUCTION!
aIvur 'N?7rmanu IWar enzoar
I. C. LEVI, Auctioneer,
108............................canal Street................ .......o
WILL OFFER, TWIOE A WEEK, HIS
LARGEB AND ELEGANT STOCK OF JEWELRY AT AUCTION,
And remainder of days will sell at Private Sale. as usual, from FIVE to TWENTY.]NVI In
OENT LESS than any other establishment which advertises daily.
Watches Repaired and Diamonds Reset
Only by skillful workmen, at the lowest retes.
enon Sm 1. ( TLEVI. es (lanai stresS
RECHERCHE!
I sAili'Mh. I I i ihlI t hiiiaplj)4i UiEt i (P .15 UI(Ige,
PRONOUNCiE THE AN5ORTMENT OF
E. H. ADAMS & 3R0.
I NI(' , II I .1ICI1)
By any olter In tie City In I'olnt of TANTE, VARIEI'i and iDAPTARII,II to the
Times, being
3XfC".1B.-.a I1P A N.D REAM..lO T A1BI.l. 'l.
In Dress Goods, Mourning Goods, Backings. Repellants, Coatings. Trouserings,
Flannels, Blankets, Comforts. Damasks. Napkins. Towelings. Table and
Piano Cover, Mats., Tidies. Domestic. , Hosiery, Gloves, Ties. Bows,
Fans. Ruchings, Plaiting., Embroideries, Laces., White Goods,
Collars, Cuffs. Setts. Veilings, Ribbons. Galloons.
Fringes, Shawls. Dolmeas, Quilted, Felt.
Flannel and Alpaca Shirts. Unker
wear, Etc.. Etc.
Th'ir,`I ai n ol is 'ititla v un nivt inbtlin . atnd to 'Ihtow tint t11ny ii 11 ,titii 'rii'es, We
'liite for lithm., IAr CYOIA R PR'INT, I CentC pr lard.
''IThy never nak more tihan ten civi lar wort v Ii. i nIwvr takw I t khni t h'"v nak. hi thl eus
otnotr? i dges of gonll or not. Tihy hyve t"lit" i' rke ni' v ti k+ 'In inir in nmleinding
594 MAGAZIINE STREET,
no, tI BDoors Above It. Andrew Mtreet.
UA I P'E'IS.
All thl Intcist o rail most 1,'c ,ian l , -il· nl in
C .dh 1 ' P '1 I Zl T EC.
Ingralns, Tapestry and EnKWlih Brullqel.,
Velvetm. Axmlnmterm.
OIL CLOTIIH, from .lx t'c .twnty-lfur fI'aat.
WINDOW tIIADEN, COIINICES.
lUphol tery and Curtain Goode.
Wall Paper, Mirroru,
Frames and Mouldings,
At thui T,Lowt Mark,,t Prtri',.
I IIEA11II. PII'I'EY & LARA.
Fs 20 2dp IDn 97 andl 9 (amp 'st rent.
HOL LION, H. I)REYI"UN.
SOL LION & CO.,
112 Baronne Street.
Friends, Ladies, Oentlemnen and
Children,
W "'.'pffullyv inviti vioi to th ll opinlin iiJ
our h,'utiful and wll- ,,h,, t" l htok of
Boots and Shoes!
'ons.istiog of th,' i ll,.st
Ladies' and Children's Button Boots,
Bals, Ties, Slippers, etc.
Gentlemien'q Fine Congress,
Prince Alberta, Wire ; crewed, Etc.
T'h I' ,nhto t Ntyl t iif
BOOTH, 8(HO)E, IIIIOQ i\Ns. ILURET,'l'
I'IOW Nl(tEN,. MA ILAKOFFS, Et, .
W. ' galllalllli'ti flt tif .i Il r no1) slJ'.
All w,, iak Is to givi us a -all.
Burt's Button Boots and Laced Shoes
A RPECiALTY.
In till) hoto IOi f giving vo thorlugh I!isal'fa.
ioln, Wie r'talli n, yours, tlrily.
SOL LION & CO.,
112 Baronne Street.
I',P .- Wo ng nran'ta'lo till ordrl a'illleld to your
aitlsfai'tion. BootU, s a;lll 1Nii'1s alldrlt) to orrl, r.
Country ordil'r rep.Vft tally solicitdi. riuu4 It n
Y-REID iOOT.
1ET' YOUR 1111)TH AND Stol;
AT
(oirllu r of UrsuIliinei( anld L)uni hinio t r'o, ts.
0i'27 Inm 2p _
1EW 1 YLES
PAPER IIANGINGS, WINDOW SHADES,
All grades at very low ptitees.
F. NEWHALL, 40 Camp street.
All work prompitly att' nl'diI to. oi'14 tin 2d,
G(EOR(I E 1HIS' HOF,
FURNITURE DEALER,
77 Ursuline stireel,
Between Royal and Bourbon.
Wishing to retire from the sale of Furniture
I ofl'r at COST PRICE my ENTIRE STOCK
of Furniture.
I invite ihoyrrs to "all and soe at my storer be
fore pnrllctiasing elsewhlre.
Delivery andl Packing freeo. o.2: lrm2d
FINE FURNITURF,
UPHOLSTERY AND PAPER HANGINGS.
The finrest asaertment of
PARLOR. BEDRO()M. DINING-ROOM AND
I \LL FURNITURE
over offered in New Orleans will be found at
No. 49 Royal Street,
with a generl, sto,k of Furniture Covrerlngs
and Curtain Materia s, in Satins. French Mo
lln:t es, Br'r'at',h ( toe'll ts, Taneri stries,
1iprs and Cretol,,nne,4 with slitrl!r, trimmings.
girrnt cordls nil tassnls. A line sRlectd stock
of Bohb inett anaI Nr, tintam Cur tais,. with rilh
o.rn e.,. gi't vol, s arnd rings, curtain pin-, etc'.
Winrlow ShMates in ieviry vrrirty. Large Mantle
aLnd Pier Glassaes, w th itst French plates.
ltatui.ry in Nerwrest styl s. Piper Hangings
in now(!-t styles, frorm eilings and fancy der
rations to thi lowas prier pd pr. T rne wish
ing to furnish will ti d it to their advantage to
call and examine before i,nyinil.
H. N. 8IEBRFECHT,.
o07 lm 2p 49 lrorya st.r.et.
Hl. & \. NAMUKtl,
-uctioneers and 'rommission Merchants,
Nos. 45 and 47 Decatur Street,
New Orleans.
REGULAR CATALOGUE AUCTION SALESI
-oY-
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS,
TUE4DAYS AD TERIJMEDAYS
Of each week.
Liberal cash advances.e~n onsignments.
0o11 saw2)
CAA 1i-t. ]PL"?I' 4.
ELK IN CO.,
iOn ...... .....Canal street ... .......1N
Are re,' lving now and -logant styles of
AXMINSTER, VELVET,
BRUSBELS, THIIREE PLY and
INGRAIN CARPETS,
OFFICE MATTINGS
WINDOW SRADES and CORNICES,
CURTAINH andi U'PHOL4TERY GOODB.
OIL CLOTIIH, from six to eighteen feet wide.
At the Lowest Prlces.
","12 Im2dp
School Books
- Ar
C:( NTRACT PRIC(.:ES.
(O TO HEAI)QZUAIRI'ERi FOR SUPPLISB
FOR YOUR ('IIILDREN.
All the TEE ' ROOKN4 a.opted for use In the
rP;iHLIC M. Hoos.-, qs well tsi the PKIVA4.
C:llIol, 0 of this "ilv ati d 'lrroiinditng eoun
try. ftrnishtle it Ipris leyo,,i 'ornpitltlon,
I.'-,tintr ,,ex.hang, pr'l.f.a on newly adopted
)ooks in atill shotol.s fr the futll l. riodl allowed,
idl( all advantag siTffr"lri by A4ents or other
Dealers 'an ,r` ,htatine.l at one phlae lby c'alling
at thet'
Great Pouthern Book Depot,
nI Hth 1s sav' t mle and l In fl ly+.
Li. ra terms tnlliw',d Hlealers and tcilreel,.
antd all Iocal tia well as Country Dealers are
hlrly atp,,inttd Agents without ftrther for
rmality, and invitoed to send ihnir orders, or call
and DtIItr'Las sitock ntd olirttin ne'r.'esiary C.n
itrat Indrade list of tpri,,os, tc.. tt Nos. 110
ind 11 (Carnep rtrr,_,t
olint m RORT. J. IIARP, Agent.
FIlORlI.tN LAN'tE. FEmiTX I, i.tENDI5R.
LAN( E & LEGENIItRE,
No 30 Decatur Mtreet, New Orleans,
GENERAL COMYMIWION MERCHANTIN,
COTTON HUGAlIt. M',LAH9ES. RICE. Etc.
Al-o korpD ,'nstuntllly on hand
FLOIt1. P'ORK, BACON. COFFEE, CORN. Etc.
ii17 llm
TAXE - LICENSES.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERSH.
Large ilaiounts made on all settlomentg of
taxes anrl li ený:es,
W. H. BARNETT. Broker.
"t8 St. Cha(lt es street,
007 ly 2t Opposlto Ht. Charles Hotel.
W. W. CLAnK. JNo. W. Noanis, D. TTLER
President. Vice President. eecretary
and Treas.
DIEBOLD SAFE AND LOCK CO.
The Leading Safes in the world. Have never
failed to preserve their contentes against
FIRE OR BIURGLAR.,
though tested thonuands of times. Partles es.
tablishing themselves in business will find itto
their Interest to give me a call before purchas
Ing elsewhere. Over twenty Hecond-hand Com
bination Lock Safes on hand. for sale very low.
A. ROY,
Agent Now Orleans branch Diebold Bafe and
Lock Company,
a122 2dM tf 27 Canal street.
new Orleans Savings InstitntlOR
No. 1506 Canal Mtreeg.
TBUBTEE5:
A. MOULTON. E. A. PALFREY.
CARL KOHN, T. L. BAYNE,
DAVID URQUHART, GEORGE JONAS,
JOHN G. GAINES. TH 8. A. ADAMB,
THOS. A. CLARKE. CHRIST'N SCLHNEIDB
OHAS. J. LEEDS. SAMUEL JAMISON
Interest Allowed on Deposits
v. UIJBUBHAIT, Preeident
OHAC. KRIT~aAW. Tra~anrAr aDln Irum
ANTr. OAPtusB. U. 0AnBtala
. L. OAaLzzra. Oaas, J. Orsa .
A. CARRIERE & SONS,
COMMISSION M ERCHANTS
Corner Royal and Customhouse.
Liberal Advamees made on Consignments to.
our friends in
LONDON. LIVERPOOL.
:26t nidv P k IA VRR and RORhl AT1X
Esteaiui.b 169.. P. O. Box 1
WHITE'S GINNERY,
Office 26 Union. near Carondolet sreet
TO COTTON PACTFO#R AND PLANTWIUU
GINNING4 TLERN -i HE SEED.
BAGIGING, TIES, TWINE and DRAYAGE
furnkshed FREE since 1876.
Parties wishing to know the average yield of
Cotton ginned at "WHITE'S GINNERY" last
season will please send to the undersigned for
D. PRIEUR WRITE,
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