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a014 r.t¶~op &'met
n rannR ~nlee ot 1
t fat aro,",,:00 nts the~p terms
*nn tItlf OrTn n eto -ao
on, ihd then a t tn r. Liinoola re
q{{ to treat with us on any terms, or ooenpt
Sythig ilegs from the Confe'derate HtAhte than
ar eurrondb·r· at dleeretion.
hatL, thern. couldl a diffrent form of crodeui
tiiiin have avariled in the matter of nogot.iation ;
and wii y. I r It would hlave availuled, na the fast
,Aot ffll flIeunISatS to Ihe Eixscutivn at that
tlmm'l Youre. reevctEFso full
.1I~FLR8ICON DAbVTM.
Letter from Moan. J. P. lenJ.ymnn.
TICMI'PLE, May 17, 1477.
ona. Jelf. I avin:
My Dea)r Frid---Your letterof the auth March
lr ived whilst I wnn trenporarlly al.sent frrm
ondon. anld DrcssRur of engalntments inter
eroel with my stear'.h for old t(rllr# IIIpso'esiry
p enable me to a, swer with lny onth tlllonte In
11Q aeciuraey of my |IHton ital.
I n,,lose you herewith a oiely
1. (f original draft of instructions as Ire
Bared by me.
V, Of instructions an sent after modificatlon
by you.
i. O(f the report of the eonnmlsislonors II have
the oriyincnl IIn my eposesseioin).
Ithink you will soe, by comparing my draft
cad your ameneIdmenots theo canuse or Mr. Hun
t's statement. whUoh is partially llut not onl
tily Aeeraute.
The nstructions were If my memory does
not betray me, disecussed in the preonnlee :if one
or more of the commnlissioners: buti, h)wover
that may be, my idCle wats to make them as vague
and general as onssible, eo a to get at the
views and sentllmeets of Mr. Lincoln and to
telt the reality of thie peellCo Intntions reUro
lhted by Mr. Blair to actuate him. You feared
under the lpurposely vague lanatLuRgee
whh I had proposeda, It nmight bee rorresr.nttoed
Iyou had Impliedly assented to the Inlortt
e last sonut+n.e iof Mr. Lincoln's lettAr
Plte to the poople of our once common 'oun
ti. -land weere unwIlling te subhject ylerself to
ýah fit.mlconstructutol, as Involving an avlitront
rayal of the trust ro iseod in tyou as the
Ident of the Confederate Hales. I
ootcld not but yitel tot an object'oll hat.ed on sucoh
tnotivn, and teo tlhis extent, and no meiree, Mr.
lalnter's statiecl)eint, is ')eorrot; beut If thee Idtea
eonvoyed by his whole statement (which, hunfor
tunmtely, you did not send mn) Is that I in any
jay diMeonted from or disaIapprovcd of a refusal
to oonfer on thel balse of our biing "Oln eounll
t" tlie rltur is entirely uufounde'd. You
ought, fromill regard to your perseonlll honor.
t your language oughtt to lin sntlch It to tron
r Imloeoslh l any llllgnantl ommlentton youllr
atilons. I eli not anticitate the possitility of
aute. a Dorvrerrnll of your nlotlve' anid was
MtaXioui to keep out of view any toale theat
mgllbt defteat the objeit of thie rooseprsod 'onfer
. ce, but not at the risk of any assiault on yo)ur
Mrattr or honor. As soon as the lpssibility
sOtah a result, was pointed out by you. I at
once i andoned all dissent from the proposed
m nhddmect.
The above Is I belleve, a iotrfeotly aeuratol,
Iatement (,f what no.ecurrndtl ; blut humean tetioem
Oy Is falllbli, antd, a.fter a lapso of tweelve years
a very Iuly llfe It is just possible that f may
IILv.e omiltted, utu I certainly have not misstatltl
anything.
Yours, oever faithfully
J. P. EN.JAMIN.
evft of lumtrucetions Prepared by the aec
elary of Mcate for Mesnrs. Itephens.
Hunter and Campbell.
WAaHIntITON, Janulary 1:t, 1itli.
2L P. Blair, Esq.:
Y.u--Yi having shown me Mr. Davis' lotter
you of the 12th Inst., you may say to him that
have constantly beeIn, am now, anld shIall onll
ineus ready to reelve any agentwhom he Ar
-ay other Influential porson now resistling the
aaional authority may send to me with the
-iew of securing pieae to the peoDleof our one
-lmmon oulttry. Yours, itO.
A. LINCOLN.
RcnIIMO)ND, January 2H, IS5,i.
$enn. R. M. T. Hunter:
-si-In eompliano. with the lhtter of Mr. LIn
t of which thell foreclng Is a copy. yeu are
IhseePely reqicetlehdI te troitoeed to Wiashilngiton
Sfor onferenceo with him upon the subject
tohlich it relat.es.
With great ros pnt, your oboedienllt servant.
IThe above draft o, letter to Mr. Lincoln was
amended by the l'roeldent, and the letter as
ýqnded and sigand by him was as follows:)
Inoonformity with the' letter of Mr. Lincoln. I
of which the foreaoing is a copy. you are re
tlested to proireed to Washlngton City for In
ortca conforenoo with him upon the Issues ¶
Lvolved In the existing war. and for the our
SOme of escuring peace to the two ouuilntriles.
Your obodeclnt servanct.
JEFFEIIHON DAVIS.
~. L. Byrne A Co., 1:1( Canal street, will offer
h week 410 very handsome and eleioltly lin
1ibed oloaks. at extraordinary low tpries.
aod Nayra's invitation to the China Palaoo.
yII your kid gloves at Krmeegr's.
*FPBt LETTER TO HUN. E. I. WHEI.
LOCI[.
A Sulggetlon TeuehlnW One TIhousand
Employes.
oen E. B. Whnolock, President New Orleans
Texas Railroad Uompany:
.r-There is no claws of the community more
alive to the groat Importance of the work
which you are oegagel, or who will receive a
Iore positive and direct benefit from it. than
ok-keepers, clerks and other employes
obusiness establishments of this e'iy.
the nature of things they look forward to
*ueeoeding in business those who now employ
em, and it is their desire, as well as to their
taterest, to contribute,. so far as their means
ill rmit, to the volume, extension and value
ef legitimate trade.
therto they have been the principal suffer
r from the general dopression of business In
eow Orleans, as the merohant's forced retrench
m t was always fl.st in the direetion of a re
uoton of the number and pay of his clerical
,roe. For years past it hasI not been untsual
io see hundreds of honest and capable mon Id
prived of employ ment most of the year be
rn of the inabllity of the merchants to pay
h railroad connection which you propose
establsh will go further than anything else
Sremedy Ihi esonditioli of things, and in that
4rotou It. is ti he hoped every onergy will he
rected by those Int 'rested.
Totwothings your attention is respentfully
lied. First, to the fact. that during business
urs employes have neit her time nor oppor
tunity to inform themselves as thoroughly as
Would be desirahle of the prospects, pr',gress.
Obt., of your road: and again, being paid by the
month, it would he almost Indispensible to ar
for the payment of their subscriptions
"installmont.
t is respectfully suggested that your offlie be
opened for two or thlreo hours at night., say
from 7 until to o'clock, to aflord an ooportulnity
of eliciting Information. examining maps, etc.,
and that arrangements he made. it not already
done. by which subscript ions may be paid by in
taUilmnts.
The number of those interested in this mat
t" r and the impossibility of getting them to
er for concert of action. have siiuggstied
open let.ter, to which a resp ,nse of like
araoter is resveptfully solicited.
It is no overestimate to state that, there are
1more than ltwo persons in this city engaged in
business othorwise than as principals who can
andwill invest to the amountof at least icst
*e6h in the great and important enterprise of
which you are the head.
CLEItK. FOR MANY OTIIERH.
Get your kid gloves at Kreeger's.
Pead Navra's invitation to the China Palace.
. L. Byrne & Co., 1te Canal streot, mark all
goods in plain figures. and no second price,
and sell for readv money only.
PARIS FASHIONS.
inme. JULIE LaB. FISHEB,
I anm rench
Parlors at the Turner Mansion,
188...........CANAL STREET...........188
Begs to inform her ladly friends and the public
generally that she has on hand one of the most
beaut ful and complete selections of Parisian
styles and fashions in
SONNETS, HATS, FEATHERS, FLOWERS,
4· SHAWLS, Etc.
In her DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT she
S-semployed the best Parisian Artiste, and she
be pleased if the ladies will call at her
888 CANAL STREET.
Julie LaB. Fisher.
0015 ii
• ......=r .--..--.....
VARIETIES THEATRE.
THRONGED 8UOCESH.
The distlnguished young artlete,
KATE CIIAXTON,
AND TlHE NEW YORK COMPANY.
t MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and Matt
ino'. Itl.t CIl..ton in her great Now York uc
co,., onstaneI in the rantl romanlti, Irama,
in five ots, C()NiHCIENCE. Mr. Hieven-on will
appear (by uIrminiatoll of Mr. A. M. Palmer, of
the Union H ljuar Theatre, In his original
pa t of Cyrill Howard. Wlith a flner cast.
T1IUIlHIIAY--The Dralmntic Event-Katl (lax
ton in hIe w st Mtudy of (ilihaRrto, the herohlno
of FRIOU `ROU. a comedy d ramta of powerful
human Int' rtrat, in flive wit. New ald fash
lonahble wardrobe; new furniture by M('.raek
e In &. Brew-ter.
FRIDAY-Kate Claxton's Farewell Benenlt.
November is;, thle rsean of (Iraend Opera. The
- ale of seoat for the aeason will commence in i
few days, oill
BIDWELI'B ACADEMY OF MUHIO.-TIIE
I OREAT LINGAIADH. Hunday. Monday
and Tuotlday, Nov. 11.12 iand 1-The great his
t torleal play. entilldl IIEAIRT AND CROWN.
Alo the scereamnitg farce cal led PETER WHITE.
Wednesday Matinee-THlE LADY OF LYONS,
Wedneaday and Thursday Evenings. Nov. 14
and 15-Tho French ,liay La Teouttilon. orig
ntal of LED AHTIRAY. rliday, Nov. i. Joint.
r- Benefit of THE LINGARD8. Also on Satur
l day noon and evenina--Two new plavy, drama
and comedy, TIlE VESTAL and 4ilt SIMON
SIMPLE. Sntalts seocuredl six days in advance.
Offl' opnn ill day. noil
ST. CHARLE8 THEATRE
THE FAMOUS
GERMIAN MIIITARY BAND
IN THEIR GRAND CONCERTS
each evening, and Wedlnesday and Hatlurday
Matinee.
Thn mnnager of thin band. In onnideraiton of
thei t.nim,. Ihas redulerd the prices of admissaionl
as follows:
DIreaA (Iro'le and Pnirqilette -.--.--.-O Ceuntq.
Flam llv cireit and lihlery ...... .... Centa.
Colored Cire'e.lo ... . i .. o . t (!l .
RAND FANCY DREHH
MILITARY BALL,
To bhe given by
BATTERY I,
First Regintent Ilulelana Field Arllllery,
-AT
GCrumewvarald ICall,
-ON
Wednenday Evenlng, November 14, 1977.
COMM TTTE Or ARRAGEMERNTI.
LIEUT. W. H. BEANHAM. Chairman.
Iliet. E. Lallmant, C. F. Rehnoll.
C. J. Bier, H. A. Dehpommioer,
W. J. Thornhill, J. N. MConnell.
RE EIaPTION COMMITTEE:
COL. JOHN GIYNN. Jn.. Chtalrnman.
.John H. lHanna, Eaz., .I. A. Hhakespteare, Eis..
John Thorn, Esq.. J. D.C. Stevenson, Esq..
A. II. Iaaeson, Elal.. Wi. Mehl . Eaiq.,
H. Kirkpatrick, ErqI., (lGn. W. J. Bohean,
Lt. CIo. M. Buck Miller. Major (I. Le (iardour.
Major J. D. Scott. Hnrgeon Warren Stone.
Capt. E. Belknatp, Capt. Eug. May.
Capt. D. M. Kilpatrick, Cart. H. W. Seutt.
Capt. 1'. P. E. Bonny. Cat. E. A. (Gutlivt,
Lieut. A. Durel. Lieut. Ja,. Reynolds.
Lieut J. N. Augustin, Linlt. M. .. J. Fortier.
Lieut. A. C. Landry. liet. 8. Toga.
Lieut. A. Roman. P. E. (uerin.
TICKETS ..................... TWO DOLLAR8
nollHuTiWe
MILITARY BALL
-AND-
VARIETIES ENTERTAINMENT,
-To be given by the
Meeond Regiment, L. X. M.. "Loaslana's
Own," (Angell'm Old Command).
,-At
4t. I3rUtri*IC'M Laill.
-ON
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Nat.
urday, November 14, 1S, 16 and 17.
Dramatic Performances,. Minstrels. Dances and
Songs.
OIIAN(GE OF PROGRAMME EVERY NIGHT.
Refrrshment tables waited on by lady friends
of the command.
The hall will Ie rleared for dancing after the
theatrical performancr.
Adminston, s2f Cents.
Tickets to be had of mnmbers of the ecommand
and at the door. not I 1w
RAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
TO BE GIVENAT
GRUNEWALD HALL,
-ON
Tuesday, November 1I, 177?.
Under thodirection of Prof. EDWARI) (IROEN
EVELT. for thi benefit of the invalid widow
of thelate Capt. Jno. Wilson, the heroic com
mander of the brig Minna SchlfTer, who so gal
lantly resocud over six hundred persons from
the burning steamship Connaught, in mid
0oman.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Thos. A. Adams. Ed. A. Palfroy.
A. Moulton. Ad. Behreiber.
A. K. Miller, John B. Lallitt.
Ed. PIlsbury. William Creevy.
Jos. Magner. Louis Grunewadl.
H. N. Soria, Chairman.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
Col W T VAUvny. Chairman,
Gov F T Nicholls, Hou Louis Bu-h.
Ilent (lov A Wlltz. lion Allen .J umel.
(letn I W Patton. John Phelps. Esq..
njell F NOgdeln, Win B Schmidt,
GOn W J Behan, It 8 Howard.
Col Wm A Bell. Thomas L Airey,
Col Wm MOwon. David Urquhart..
Col J B Vinet. Charles G. Johnson,
Col Adolph Meyer, E C Payne,
Col John H Pike. T J Irwin,
Col W E Huger, WV H Bailey,
Major Walter J Hare, Frank M Hall,
Major J B Richardson, A Luria.
Capt Goo W Dupro J A Girdner.
Capt t I'leasants, .1J 1 Adams.
Capt A E Morphy, W R Lyman,
Capt Eugene May. A d OG de Fonblanquo
Capt W 1 Hodgson. James I Day.
Cipt H M I·aa,-son. John S Rainey.
TIeut I D Coleman, Jules Vairin,
Lient E I Kursheedt. Carneal Burke.
M Musson. W C Shephard.
August Bohn, C N Welshans.
Edward Tohy. nos td
AENGER'S GARDEN,
Nos 11 and 13 Bourbon street,
Ii. WENGER, Proprietor,
Has been newly frescoed, and is now the FIN
EST H ALL in the South. The artistic improve
ment of the hall was opened to public inspec
tion oil Saturday. the 13th inst, at 7 o'clock p
A large number of European and American
papers alwa' s on file.
Tlhree rooms for ladies and families, with sep
arate entrance.
The largest Orchestrion in the world plays
from 11 o'clock a. m. to 12 m.
Philip Best's MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER at
Five Cents a glass. oc17 6m
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
LEON QUEYBOUZE. OBOAB BOIB.
QUEYROUZE & BOIS,
Wholesale Groeors,
DEALERB IN WINES AND LIQUORS
And all kinds of WESTEBN PBODUOBD
AS .Oe fluo at.ses.
Oorner O ad Iavee adBevtll.ustreeW.
i "ii 3fN<w OrimsaQ ,
P1, - 8TATIONEl B
-ADl
PANCY ARTICLES
-FOR BALE AT
Harrington's Popular Bookstore,
No. 140 Canal mtreet,
SBotwoell Ilolmn.s' Dry G(oods..tor anI RK roger's
Kid (Glov Htrn.
A fresh sIpidly of tlioe poular hits,4 of thi
IOIeason:
ALL FOR hIIM. by thn unknown author of All
Sfor Her, h'oner. 1 *'lijh, si 50.
, THAT II UIAND OF MINE. I'Pior. ro oents ;
11 loth., $1t.
HELEN'F4 ABAIEM. Pnpor, o ronts: loth. $I.
OTIIEIL I'I';OI'LE'M CIII LI)EN. a it -tIl to
Helen's B1a1i 's. 'Paper, ;o enlt: ,'I th, SI ar.
THI ()o, a love st.ory. by tihn authoress l ~ That
, LaW o' LaoWri#m. i'.Dnr, no "Miut-t colth t1.
I'ANOLA. a tanl of Louloana. (Clotlh, st ro.
And other now ,lokk orf the day. Bent by mnal.
postpaid, upon rme'lt ,. ihi prion,
E A. P. HARItRIINOTON.
y Bookslllor and .tationor. New O(rlans.
oe'. Hu T'o Fr 2a
FOR MAKINC
Light Bread, Rolls, &c.
SHEPARD'S IMPROVED
Hop Yeast
Is THE CHEAPEST AND BEST
ARTICLE IN THE MARKET.
Dyspeptics can eat Bread raised with
this Yeast with impunity.
iiP"It is put up in half-pound tin rcns,
and warranted to khep tny length of time
in anIy climate. Fil dirertiono for us.
are on ('very ren, and if ,followed strirtly,
GOOD BREAD will be a certain result.
FOR SALE BY GROCERS GENERALLY.
Mee,$,nufactuerd e~rpresflU jir the
Sotuhert Tra(rdry by
WM. H. SHEPARD,
WnoLF.A|,It, T)EAIla IN
Teas, Spices, Mustards, &c.
G8 Ctustomhouse St.,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Dyspptic via eatBrearaied it
thi Yes wt ipniy
A. CAPITON,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
$g.... .CARONDELET lTREET .... 2
Nnar Canal.
Wishes to inform his enstomers and the pub
lic In general that he has for sale Wddling and
Evenlng Hllits, mad in altogether new style.
and also Gentlemnns' Fashionable Tollott,.
He has always on hand a nice assortment of
the laotet style of Imported Goods, and does
the best work in the city, at very reasonabil
prliee and sa.tIsfaction guaranted.
nos 2m MtUTuTh'a
TIIOS. HUNTON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
HIas removod his oflco to
No. 52 Camp street,
Over the Sun Mutual Insur:nc, Comoany.
no4 :tm
HAMBURG MAGDEBURG
FIRE INSURANCE COIIPANY
OF HAMBUIIRG.
This Company is now prepared to issue
POLICIES against, Loss or Damage by Fire at
current ratms.
For particulars apply to
WILLIAMS BRUCKNER, Agents.
nol lm 1. Carondelet street.
ANY A
Painting to-day
-nY
UNIACKE
-GO TO
, 14 Exchange
Place,
N. O.
oe26 ly
WM. D. ROGERS,
MANUFACTURER OF
STANDARD FINE CARRIAGES,
1009 and 1011 Chestnut street,
PHILADELPHIA,
Manufactory, Thirteenth and Parrish streets
succeeding G. W. Watson & Co.. retired.
sel8 6m eod
FURNITURE! FURNITURE!
ALL KINDS OF NEW FURNITURE,
SUCH AS
BEDROOM SETS, PARLOR SETS,
PATENT LOUNGES AND CHAIRS, ETC.
For sale at the lowest prices by
JOHN BOIS,
15 .................Camp Street ...... ....... 25
FURNITURE TAKEN ON STORAGE.
BPEOIAL NOTIOE-Second-hand Furniture
bought also and liberal cash prices paid.
sW11 tIn
A. ROOHEREBAU & CO.,
OOMMI88ION MERCHANT8.
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF
ZRWG & COMPANT'S
CHA1VIPAGNE.
IMPORTERS OF
BRANDIEN, WINES, VERMOUTHS, OILS, ETC.,
S South William St., New York. IS and 18 3. Lo.ls street, New Orleans.
ull9 am
JNO. JEWETT & SONS,
LEAD
+*, ' -LINSEFU
1l. CRUSH ERS OLt
LINSEED,
I; Tn w Y opl CI
Thn ahovn LEAD In Pftrltlv PIURE. Thlloy hnvo mnnulniturn:l only thi uiallty for thi last
twnntyy yonr. Ounrnntnld an good nn any mladn in thih counttry. and thu ahovo 011, in WAR
RANTED to be PERFECTLY I'UItE. For pal by
W. M. ABSATT, No. 81 Peter. Street,
o024 Sm HOLE AGENT FOR NEW ORLEANS.
GO TO GlRUNE WALD HALL,
-FOR THE BEST-
PIANOS AN1D ORGAN,
SHEET MUSIC
-AND-
BRASS INSTRUMENTS,
WHICH ARE OFFERED AT
IA)WJVIl t I1I-IICIGN
Than at any other Musi c ouse In this Country.
A MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF THE CELEBRATED PIANOS OF
:ft einway. Knabo), I leýyel and 'Ii.tcher
ALWAYS ON HAND. AND BOLD ON EASY. ACCOMMODATING TERMS.
Get My Fstinmates Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Spnclal attention paid to REPAIRS ON PIANOS, which are done by skilled workmen at mod
orato prices, and using only the BEST MATERIAL.
Buying overything for CASH, and having no HIGH CANAL STREET RENT to pay, I can sel
my goods MUCH LOWER. and lnt my customors have the benefit of it.
Your patronage is respetfully solicited.
LOUIS GRUNEWALD,
o0(21 Grunewald Hall, 14, 16, 18, So and 21 Baronne street, New Orleans.
PHILIP WERLEIN,
NEW MUSIC AND PIANO STORE,
NO. 135 CANAL STREET, TOURO BUILDING,
THE RENDEZVOUS OF THE MUSICAL WORLD.
The Headquarters of the Piano and Music Trade of New Orleans and
the oulth.
The house "Worloin " Ic renowned for its LOW PRICER AND ACCOMODATING TERMS, and
for the SUPERIIORI QUALITY of its Instruments. At his Mammoth Warerooms oan be found
an assortment of
200 PIANOS AND ORGANS,
CONSISTING OF THIOSE UNEQUALED AND PERFECT
C-11II T ( IC TC, IT - (f
UII'RIGHT, GRAND AND SQUARE PIANO.
THE ELEGANT UPRIGIIT BARDMAN PIANOS. THE STANDARD EFTEY ORGANS,
MASON & HAMLIN AND NEW ENGLAND ORGANS.
Also fifty second hand Pianos and Organs at prices to suit everyone. Every
instrument sold is fully warranted.
DIRECT IMPORTATION OF
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Strings etc.. LECOMTE'S and other BRASS
INSTRUMENTS. sold at Wholesale and Retail, at prices to defy all com
petition.
SHEET MUSIC-THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE SOUTH.
PIANOS REPAIRED, TUNED, HAULED OR STORED AT REASONABLE
PRICES. OLD PIANOS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
o017
REMOVAL. REMIOVAL.
TO OUR NUIEROUS CUSTOMERS, FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC.
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
MONTH OF SEPTEMBER,
-with one of the
LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCKS
-OF
EVER OFFERED TO THIS COMMUNITY. CONSISTING OF
PARLOR, BEDROOM, DINING-ROOM, LIBRARY, HALL AND OFFICE
FURNITURE
OF EVERY STYLE, DESIGN AND QUALITY.
FINE FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS.
AND A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
COMMON FURNITURE,
OF EVERY GRADE AND PRICE.
-o
In the meantime welwill REDUCE OUR PRICES on our stock in Armory Hall to obviate the
expense of moving. Parties wishing to take alvantage of this reduction should call before
we move.
Thanking the Public for their generous patronage during many years past, we hope by strict
attention to business and upright dealings, to merit a continuance of the same in our new
uanrtters. M. & B. J. MONTGOMERY.
.LP.-wegwl TAH LamOBY HAL, farU r AUCeION mAT.
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE'
CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS AND NAW Oi
ItAILROAD.
DOUBLE DAILY TURIOUGi H
will depart from and arrive at the
street depot. from November 18. 1877, as ol
DEIPA 'T. ARBIluV.
Express No. I r: p.m. Express No.2,10:30
lx ress No. 3, 7:00 m, rn. Expres No.4. 10:00p
Ir. I Itand 2 run dtinly. 3 and 4 daily ex
Surntday
I'U LMAN PALACE HLEEPING CARS
tlroutrh to Lou iavillo. (Cincinatni and C(
without, changm , and for Ht. Louis a sleepe
Ittltrli at ilanr. enabhll i pagsongers to
tbrouhl without leaving the train,
o(nly one change to New York and Easte
Friday evening's train makes no connecti
for (Chi,"ago.
Al, orlnodaton trains hotwet n New Or
aol vlMim (fitO y :
Leave Now ()rcans 3:145 p. m. Haturday, a
7i0( at. in. lljiaday.
Arrive at New Orleans at 9):20 a. m. and 10
p. io. Monday.
This in the only line running double da
through trains to and frm all points Northa
Ea- t.
Tickets for sale andl Information given at
Camp street, ,orlner (:Common under City Ho
A. D. HitELDON, Ticket Agen
J. C. CLAIKRE.
Vice President antd General Manager. in
THE NEW ORLEAN8 AD MI3
ROAD-MOBILE LINE.
THE GREAT THROUGH ROUTE TO' T
EAST, NOIRTH AND WEST.
Via Louisville vi Atlanta and via t. o
CARRYING TIlE U. 8. MAIl.
Trains arrive and depart from Depot, OOt
lCanal street, as follows:
DEPAIT. ARRIYK
Express, m.a - Express...... s:sa.
day only.... 7:16 a. m. Express,Sun.
Express..... :p.m. day only ...O:cop,
l'llnsnger,-x. Pass-ngerex.
c,,ptuday.7:oa.m. oapt iundayt:d %.
Pullman Pahlae Cars daily to inela
Louisville, Nashville, St. Louis Was
Baltimore and Philadelphia without o
and only one change to New York and Ene
cities.
Ticket office, corner of Camp and Oomm
street., opposite City Hotel.
D. B. ROBINSON, Superintendent.
mh2 tf J. W. COLEMAN, Ticket Agent.
I)ONTCHARTRAIN RAILWAY
Depot at the head of EJysian Fields street.
the Levee. Third District.
Excursion to or from the Lake and rfe.
same day, 20 cents. Children under twel
yoars, 10 aants.
Trains will leave as follows:
From the City. From the Lake.
6 o'lok......a. m. 7 o'clock ........
7% o'clock ........a. m. 8% o'clock ........ .
9 o'clok ....... m. m. 10 o'clock ........a.
10% o'clock ........a. m. 11% o'clock ........a.
12 o'clock ........ m. 1% o'clock ........
2 o'clock ........p.m. 2% o'clock ......
a o'clock ........p. m. a o'clock .......p,
6 o'clock ...... p.m. 4 o'clock ....... .
7 o'clock ........ .m. 7% o'clock ........ p
9 o'clock ........ p. 7 o'clock. p.
9 o'clock ...n...... m. 84 o'clock .....p.
10 o'clock . p.m. 10. o'clock ....... .
On Sunday the trains will be run evory
hour from 2 o'clock i. m. On Sunday mo
angs the trains leave the city at a o'elook aO =
accommodation of sportsmen.
Passengers for Gentilly must notify the
ductor prior to the departure of train.
aul '77 ly D. B. ROBINSON. Bee.ver.
THE ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
PASSENGEB ROUTES TO ALL POINT1
NORTH AND EAST.
Reorganlsed for the summer of 1Sf1.
Working out of New Orleans via the N, 0.
M. R. B. and presenting the following att
lines to the attention of all North-bound TOur
lets and Travelers:
Route No. 1-All Rall.
Via Montgomery Columbus. Macon. A
Wilmington. itichmond.
O6 Hours, New Orleans to New Yorki.
The same time always as by any other liae.
Pullman Sleeping Cars to Opellka.
Solid Day Trains thence to Augusta,
Pullman Bleeping Cars attached at Ma.onl
Wilmington.
Through train Wilmingtonto Rihaoh d 1
New York with Elegant Parlor Oars atta
Richmond-thence Pullman Sleeping Cars
New York.
ALL CHANGES AT SEASONABLE I
AND INTO OLEAN AND PROPELY
VENTILATED CARS.
Route Ne. 3-Bay Line.
Over the same lines to Wilmington ashby
No. I. Thence by Special Parlor Cars to
mouth. Va. Thence, at 5:30 p. m, daily (
Sunday) by the magnificent steameff
BAY LINE to Baltimore. Thence by New
Express, arriving in New York at 2:01 V. m.
A sixty-nine hours' run-only seven hourS In
excess of all rail time, with the advantage o an
undisturbed night's rest and superior aesoa -
modations upon the Chesapeake Bay.
Route No. 8-The Old DomaflnIe Itmb.
The same Lines to Wilmington a~ Pprt.
Wmouth as Routes 1 and 2. Thence. onr los.
Wednesdays and Saturdays at 5:80 p. , I
magnificent sidewheel steamships of tie vW
DOMINION COMPAN which invariably alive'
at their New York wharves at 9 p. m.
A through run of 76 hours, combining th
essential elements of Oheapness. BSpeed aa
Comfort.
Passengers should leave New Orleans
days. Mondays and Thursdays to connect
ly w ith this L ine.. . ._
For Tickets, Cheeks, Time Cards, anad oll'
ormation apply at the offices of the neW Ut
leans and Mobile Railroad.
A. POPE, General Passenger Aent.
J. H. WHTITE.douthern Passenger Agent.
L. L. M:CICLEREY, Houthwcstern Ageit. oor.
nor Hi, Charles and Common sts. no1 8mi
MR. J. NAGET
19 ........... Chartres street ............ lO
Informs his numerous friends and the pub.
-li in general that he has latoly rerolvedff.
the Manufawtorles of Belgium and England, w
largo quantity of FIRE ARM,14. of the most
olegant forms. and also all articles adapted to
hunters. 00191
JUl',O,
PORTRAIT PAINTER,
No. 8 Carondelet Street, New Orleans.
Portraits from life
or from pIctures of
thee dleceasod (in oil or
crayon), from $i to
$150.
My ABT GALLERY
is a pl. ee, of free re
Is invlted to visit It
at pleasure.
or20 tno24
GREAT REDUCTION
--IN THE -
P'Rn. ICES
- OF TIHE -
SINGER SEWING MACHINE.
BEWARE OF WORTHLESS IMITATIOW
MACHINES.
THE SINGER
WILL LAST A LIFETIME.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR AND CASH PRBIO(I
Address
THE SINGEB MANUFACTUWI ING .,
8 s ClANALTE T. N.

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