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JOHN AUGUSTIN,
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!... EDITOR.
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18IO1 OF PEBALTIES.
the editorial the Db-4NK(AT of yes
a 'lallonl to the remisslon of penal
B.atk tanes, was written, we had not
letter of Attorney General Ogrldn in
of Auditor Jlumel. The Attorney
tem to have entirely met and solved
n1 the interest of the much bur
titpayers. His law, reasoning and
Wl ell correot, and will be roeolved
loot the State at large with much
has a cheap dinner missionary
of Miss Juliet Corson. Shoe as
Sbook entitled "Flfteen Cent Din
1 low conducting an earnest and
:1trasde in behalf of those dheap
only ln New York, but in all the
Me Union. It the papers are to Ie
lbe has done a great deal of good
woikingmen and poorer clasnes,
y understand little enough of
,and fall to get half the comn
their wages entitle them.
Mias (orona preaches. Many
&e undoubtedly exeoollent, and,
oat, would prove extnmely bone
is true her "fifteen cent dinner" is
Mgetarian, but withal it Is a very
bothe price, healthyand nutritious,
Idea to ttilts vegetables more as
t food than they are now, and par
o heaper vegetables, many of
neglected. For Instance,
lti endeavoring to introduce
veetble seldom eaten in this coun
Ne.w York, and supports this with
from the Bible, showing that
H. brews were exceedingly fond
Pas and beans are also favorite
ber for cheap dinners; and mac
Ifairly worships as the stand-by
the poor.
of macaroni, purchasable for
will, she doolares, increase in
lour pounds when boiled, and bo
food for five adults. It is agood
article of food, she claims; made
Italian or Hungarian wheat and
pourishing and nutritious. Of
ithe hope and salvation of the poor
tohate, she has, of course, many
and gives several prescriptions for
of soup at a merely nominal
does not limit her dinners, how
eets, as she has nowon hand
!eoipes for twenty-five cent din
eLLng. Beyond this she will not
'tunable to see how any one can
thta a quarter of a dollar dinner.
is not a mere visionary, but
praotical In her ideas. She has
school in St. Mark's Place,
etty, where all who wish to can go
in cooking choeap dinners.
iS daily thronged by hundreds of
manlous to learn this important
household duty, and has
IUt with practiteal and suebtantial
Nihd materially Improved the dinners
York worklngmen. Such kitch
exist in almost all European
somehow they have never taken
lad in this country-the ooun
sooking. Bob Ingersoll, it is true,
a culinary college, but even were
to hearken to his wise advioc, it
y benefit the poorer olasses.
like Miss Corson, with ear
a1 seal in her mission, is of more
1 the poorer classes than a whole
tiane with Utopian schemes for
t of the workingmen. We think,
that Miss Corson would matorially
h. ability for good if she were to
Orleans a short visit, as our city
· more cheap yet delicious dishes,
f~ eole Invention, than any other
". J t
are revenged. The Inventor of
Ie stuff, ~oleomrgartue." ha
tea he well deserved for the many
has brought on all boarding-house
,Chevaller Alfred Paraf, the die
leomargatrlne, is now locked up in
ou0th America, charged with be
He was engaged in the lucra
of manufacturing of gold from
to the great wonder and astonish
slple Chilians, when the author
in, ruthlessly arrested him, and
calar proof that this ohange in
Wuas genuine and not a mere trick;
Is to extract gold from eopper
of the Ohillan magistrates, or
l a year or two. He has agreed
and will try the experiment
week.
wtry is indeed strange and ro
..As well deserves the name be
"Monte Chrleto." He is a
y birth, a young man yet, only
age, but has already made a dozen
ortunes and ipent them. He is the
the famous aniline dyes, now used
tas t all kinds of goods. The
a.most useful one, and at the
e g proftable to him. He came
York about ten years ago and sold
to make these dyee in this country
ly a million of dollars. This im
fortune he wholly spent in nine
Two other large fortunes were made
g. g the next year. mne by the in
of loverine, the other by a cheap
tlatnfturwing madder, used in ool
and both spent. Nowise
is investive mnld turned itself to
a.nd he then made that great
*Ia i.ll Vander him infamous in
,the making of b.tter, alias oleo
tromta.tiw.
tion mpletey revulationised
world. A dogs oleomargaraine
sprang Int eitease in New
SPae of a fwi euthU, A now
weeatlebI
,vwee, iaQBl tli pap ri him letil`b d
much to syp. devoyWd himla f to chaw -
lag ooper lnto gold, and wa engaged in
this bustleas when the government interfered
and arrested him. lie is s pro ol swin
dier, chests everybody he meets, but withal
is undoubtedly a great chemist and Inventor,
and in more senses than one a veritable
Monte-Christo.
CONTINENTAL COMMEROE.
We publish to-day the memorial of the
Chamlber of Commerce of New Orleans to the
President and to Congress. It asks the aid of
these departments with a double object. 1.
That the treaty making power of the govern
memt may review its commercial conventions
with all Spanish America, with a view to
breaking down the Chinese barrier to conm
mercs stablishe i by the rigid and Intolerant
rate of tariff imposed between the United
States and certain of these powers, and socur
ing such a reciprocal modifloation of these
duties as will favor commercial intercourse
among the continentnal States.
2. That the national legislature shall co
operate in this object by granting an appro
priation adequate to the establlshment and
maintenance of two lines of bl-monthly postal
steamers, one to connect New Orleans with
the ports of Rio de Janioro, and the other to
connect New Orleans with the port of Aspin
wall on the Isthmus of Panama, upon such
schedules of time and station as to each as
Congress may prescribe. Congress shall also
consent to such special reduction and adjust
moent of our revenue tariff as will give effect
to any convention of reciprocity negotiated
by the treaty making department of the na
tional government.
We regard this movement as of Infinite
importance. Not only has the trade between
the upper and interior West and the nations
of Europe been taken across its natural
highway, and from its natural outlet at New
Orloans, but the trade In provisions and
tropical goods to which the Western, and
even the Southwestern, people are entitled,
has been diverted from the most direct and
eouonomical route by rail and river, and com
pelled to pursue the Atlantic coast route to
New York, and the railroads and canals of
the Eastern States to Its Western destina
tion. In like manner Western provisions are
compelled to pursue the same Indirect and
expensive course to reach their tropical mar
ket. In the Injust and unequal monopoly of
the European and the Continental trade by
the Eastern cities, Now Orleans not only loses
her just participation in this trade, but the
West loses that employment for her steam
boats, barges and railroads to which she is
undoubtedly entitled.
It is unneceessary that we should recapitu
late the facts or arguments employed by the
memorial, but we may remind our represent
atives In Congress that the only undevelop
ed fld1 of national commerce is to be found
In the thirty millions of people and the live
or six hundred millions of commerce lying
on this continent and adjacent Islands. The
immense surplus production of the United
States demands more market. The West
requires a cheap and direct way and outlet
to this trade, which is best to be found by
way of the Misalsissippi Vallry and the outlet
port of Now Orleans. Our representatives in
the Senate and House will perceive the
advantages of our position and will
not fail to favor an international
policy which will trace its path to
empire past our doors, and unite insepara
bly the interests of all the States and Terri
tories along and adjacent to the great route
of water and of rail, which connects the Gulf
of Mexico with the Lakes of Michigan and
Superior. We have no hesitation In express
ing the opinion that the President could not
do an act more favorable to his plan of sec
tional pacification than to assure the great
productive interests and the carriers of the
West and South access to a continental mar
ket destined to rival the Indies, and especial
ly to furnish the means to conduct that com
merce and its corresponuencoe by one line of
postal steamers between New Orleans and
Rio, and another between Now Orleans and
the Isthmus of Panama.
DIED,
On the morning of December 2, 1877, at the 1
residence of his friend and former partner, 2
Dr. W. E. Brickell of this city, Dr. Le Grand
G(. Capers, of Vicksburg, Miss.
This most worthy gentleman and respecta
ble oitizse had sought refuge in Now Ot loans
from the cares and fatigues of professional
labor in the hope of recuperation, but it was
ordered otherwise, and after a few weeks of I
groat suffering he sank to his last rest. 2
Dr. Capers was a native of South Carolina
and came of a line of people of whom the late
Bishop Capers of the Methodist Episcopal
Church was a shining exemplar. He was an
educated and most excellent phesician and sur
geon, a high toned and punctilious gentleman,
a sterling patriot-as exemplified throughout
the late war-a firm and trustworthy friend,
and a devoted husband and father. Not only
households suffer when such men die; he is a
great loss to the community In which he
lived. May Heaven protect and defend those
whom he loved and who were so dependent on
his exertions. D. W. B.
MARRIED.
TREPAGNIER-HAtRIns-On Tuesday, De
conhber 4, 1877. at the residence of the bride's
mother, by the Rev. Father Mignot, Edgar Tre
pagnior, Esq. to Miss Ka'e Harris. daughter of
the late Moses Harris, both of this city. No
ctrds.
POTTERI-UIIQUIIART-On Tuesday, Do
comber 4, 1i77. by the eov. Dr. Lacock, of
Christ Church, at the residence of the bride's t
grandmother. Mrs. Corn A. Slooomb, James I
Brown Potter, of New York. to Cora Urquhart,
of Now Orleans.
NO T--KENNEDY-On Saturday, De~ember
1. 1877. by the Rev. Father Durlr. at the re.i
donce of the bride's lather Judge Thomas H
Kennedy, C Edgar Nott to Miss Mamie C. Ken
nedv. both of this city. No cerds.
New York papers pl.ase copy.
KNELL-SIGUR--On Wednesday, the 7th inst..
at the residence of the bride's mother, on Ribh.
land plantation. In Iberville parish, by Rev.
Father Dubernard, Dr A. B. Sneli and Miss
Narctsso Sigur, all of Iberville parish.
DIED.
DAVIS-On Satusday evening December s,
1877, at 10 ilnutes past 10o'cl~ek, William Da- 1
vis aged 53 years, a native of Buffet,, N. Y.,
and a resident of this city for the last thirty
two years.
The tuneral will take place from his r"sl
denoe, r2 North Ramoart street, This Afer
noon, at 4 o'clook. His friends and acquaint
anoes are respeotfally invited to attend. *
RILBY-On Wednesday. December 5, 1i87. at
9 o'eloc 1 at., Wdcotsol ~lev, so 1 years a
_ nAittyve o Lo anc!rd Irh'laau. and a rest.
eat 1 th city fir the-laa f rty Win: *
.. lXock p . e r . s rs
£2!-a'vuviý , '~.ia
FmOM
EMININTLY COMPETENT CRITICS.
Scores of Intelligenl alnd refined Ladies
have voluntarily, and many of them en
thusiastically, annured nI that nowhere
:edie in tlne city had they seen a stock of
so attractive, and evincing No strikingly
the superlor taste manifested in ils sc
lection; and we cordially Invlle those
who have not yet honored us with a visit,
to test its accuraney y a thorough examni
nation of our offering.
E. H. ADAMS & BRO.,
IDEALERS IN FiIEMH FIRMT-CLANH
resit oods, IpCoy , yn, hio ,
504 - MAIJAIZNIi TREIIEF, 504
Four doors aiove St. Andrew. nom it
HOUSEII Fn II 0 113.
J. LEVOIS & JAMISON,
12: Canal Street.
We have now in storo our full lines of
HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS,
Consisting in part of
French. English and Amerihan ILANKETS.
French, Engllish and Am-rlrann MIEETINGH In
all widths.
COUNTERPANEN. QUILTH. COM FORTT, te.
TABLE DAMABK COLOTHn and NAPKINS. in
all varloeties.
CUItTAINH and CURTAIN HTUFFH. in Ham
burg. Muslin. (rotonnee andl Damask.
DESSERIT (LOTIH., DJOYLIEM. TIDIEI and
CRASH TOWEI,INQ.
GLAsH and PLATE TOWELS.
PILLOW LINENS, DIAIPEIH In all whidths
With a full line of
LINEN AND COTTON FABRICS,
suitable for family use, which will be offerod,
with our winter stock of
DRESS GOODS,
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
J. LEVOIN & JAMIEON,
des Mu&Tu 126 * anal .treet.
iI. I. BUCKLEY.
. .. Camp Street.... . .....1
American and Foreign Watchem,
DIAMONDS,
JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE
AT LOWEST PRICES.
Special attention to watch repairing.
de9. m2dp
Pickles! Porter
Landing ex Borussla from Liverpool.
100 bbld C. & B. Chow Chow Pickles,
200 cases C. & B. Chow Chow Pickles,
50 cases C. & B. Mixed Pickles.
50 cases C. & B. Gherkin Pickles.
50 cases C. & IB. Assorted Pickles,
50 cases C. & B. Plcalllll Pickles,
150 casks Ginlnness's Dublin Stout,
200 casks Bass's Ale,
-For sale by
RARE8IL+DD. & 3IAE$,
17 Tchoupltoulas street.
do8 3t2p
CHARIAN TRIIUILLY,
67 . ........Chartres Street ...........
Corner Blouville.
Just received by the last steamers from Eu
rope, ai
LAIOGE INVOICE OF FANCY ARTICLES
--FOB-
-yon
Christmas and New Year Presents.
Jewelry Boxes. Gloves end Handkerchiefs,
Boxes, Fans of every dneriptmon. Backarat
Crystal Ornaments, Brorzo Art c!oe, Jouvin
Gloves. Perfumed 8a'hets Jet. Tortoise HMit~ll
and Fanoy Jewl lry. Chatefains, Cr ývats. BI-ick
and Wh'to Lace, sva irh Mantillas, Shrll
combs, Flow-.rs. Bridtl Wreath-. nd a large
assortment of other oodac 0oo long o be onu
nmoratc but all unsurpausoel by their fr,-h
ne-s and eloganco. H.tcial sa'oon for Ladi s'
Hair Dressing. Manufacto y for Wigs and all
kinds of Hair Work. All ,rdors prmnt y at
tended t ,. Branh. a. S . Clirles ast ro.t. G(ens'
Furnishing (oods. Barber Shop '-aloon, with
hair brushing machinery. deS u Tu l'h b m
Peaches. Peaches. Peaches.
CHOICE GEORGIA PEELED PEACHES,
FIESHI AND DELICIOUS.
Put up in TEN and TWENTY-FIVE POUND
SACKS, well suited for families during the
holidays.
CHOICE EATING AND PLANTING POTA
TOt S
PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS constantly on
bat,d.
Give me a call and I will guarantee satisfac
tion.
J. DIAMOND. 9e Poydras street.
de 1It2dp near Magazine.
NOTICE TO PBYSICIANb.
A GOOD PHYSICIAN, with a capital of sson,
desiring a lucrative constry practice and drug
store. not overtlirt.iy mtls romt New Orleas.
u*a44zeu1ug lhsbi7
4
BLACK 8ILKS,
M. L. BYRNE & CO,
186 Canal Ktreet,
Will offer this week a large lot of superior
_BLA(K SILKS at ext raordlinarr low priens.
IJRE8 G(UUD)$.
M. L IIYRNE & CO.
Will offer this week an Immensa at,ok of
FAN(Y (all wool) DI)iE14H (It m.lH
at greatly rnduolnd prlt"l.
( IOAKH AND M11AWIN.
M. L. BYRNE & (O.
Will offlr extra bargains in CLOAKH and
HIIAWLH at redlnrd prl'"e,
dlte 2dp HAuTuI
A GOLD WATCH
CAN BIE ROItllT POmE 5I5.
A SILVER ONE FOIl 814.
And German Oliver one for MIS.
All lOod Timekeepers, at
A. II. O(RIWOLD L& (C0.'H.
drloi It 2dlp Corner (Canal anid JIlurlon s.a!.
INVYVTAL'A.TI(ON
- TO -
NA VRA'S
CHINA PALACE
(TOURIO BUILDING),
129--CANAL STREET--129
Mr friends and customers, and those who are
about starting housekeeping and old HOUSE
KEEPERS who wish to replenish their house
hold, are respeotfully invited to examine my
NEW AND IMMENSE STOOK of the latest
styles of
DEIORATED FRENCH CHINA.
FRENGH. ENGLISH AND
GERMAN GLASSWARE.
MAJOLICA
FAIENCE.
FLEMISH AND
BOHEMIAN VASES.
FLOWER POTS and JARDINIERES.
STATUETTES AND ORNAMENTS,
TOILET AND CHAMBER BETS.
BISQUE AND BRONZES.
In deslans and low prices I defy any compe
tition and will cheerfully take goods back which
can be PURCHASED (not offered) elsewhere
cheaper.
m. l. nAVitA't
China Palace. 129 Canal street,
Touro Building.
Remember I have no branch store.
nog 2d. im
. .. . .. . . . .. ... ... . .. . . ... e..n. . .m . .
vtuivan zI ;a.In UxIi~o i rvb i 1l
-s. Nr. "I ORm I.a,
1s and !O Unlio and 15 and 17 Perdldo
streets.
ole ent for the Celebrated "STUDEBA
fE" WAGONS, CARBTS and SPRING WORK
of nil kinds and sizes
Dealer In Philadelphia and Western Cane
Wagons, Carts and Drays; Timber Wheels:
Wheelbarrows of all des riptlons;: pokes, FIl
loes. Hbs. Shafts, etc. Whoeelwright material.
Orders promptly filled. All work warranted.
do iem
MME. OLYMPE, -
144...... Canal Street ... .144
Has now received all the latest fashions so
letr,,d by herself in Paris during October.
BONNETS, t
IIATS,
CARRIOCK8,
CLOAKS.
VIMITING AND STREET COTULMES,
LINGERIE. I8LKS, ETC.
An invoice of BONNETS expected this week
per steamer Borussla.
Kuto. on the toth. persteamerNuremburgthi-
latest styles of
PARIS BONNETS AND IlATS.
and a varrrtv of noveltieo for holiday presents.
dr2 5 9 10 15 16 I1 23 28 oe2p
BOARD OF LIQUIDATION.
STATE or LouIsRItA,
New Orleans. December 6, 1877.
I hereby give notice that the following appll
cations have boeen filed nla this office for the
funding of the following enumerated Bonds
and Coupons.
ALLEN JUMEL,
Auditor and Ex-ofoilo Secretary of the Board.
A. EIMEII BADERB CO.
Bonds and Coupons issue;I under act 115t
Of 18 7 ........................ .............$1,040
iD. MEBCIEM & SONS,
Men's, Youths' and Boys'
c L O IH IN G-,
Hats, Boots, hoese, Purnishlne Goods, etc.,
Corner Dauphine and Bionvillo streets.
Orders for Country Merchants promptly exe
cuted on most reasonable terms.
dr5 2m2P
COLDS. COLDS.
DUCONGE'S PECTORAL BALSAMIC SYRUP
is not only the VERY BESTT preparation made
for Coughs. Colds, Asthma, and all ailments of
the Chest and Lungs. but owing to the peculiar
composition of this truly wonderful SyrnD It is
very readily taken by the little ones, which is a
great consideration with mothers.
For sale by A. CARROUCHE.
Agent for Louislana.
83 Chartres St.
Also by all Drugglsts. nol7 Im2dp
bTORAGE--NTORA6E.
xIAI$@OW AND INDIA WA3EMOUSB.
Coffee, Flour, Produce. Basnin and General
ert taken n torake at moderate
ifAITH ID ECIi ITCHLIS
(A M DKIO A .)
I. (J. Li LVI, Jeweler,
10 .............. ......C..... nal St reet...................... **;; 10C
Ofifrs the above Watches at the latest reduced price list of November tLt.
The Watches are all Patent Levers. and QGuranteed for Thr I TarS.
Holiud Silver Wetch, Waltham or E'ain mnoveeiat ........ S
Solid Silver Wat ith open fiee and flatglla.# ......... 12
S lid Sliver stm Wlndor and Setter................ * .
Sn old Gold Watch. 2 on, 14 karat case .. ....... M n
5ý - .li C.ý G WoldWatch, ko. rtca, krt .................. ... AOn
b .old (Gold Hbm-winder, 2.. oz, 14 karat ca se............. 00
Solid Gold Stem Winder. 24 o, s18 karat se ".. "...... 0
LADIES' WATCHES.
tof(id Gold Watih, 14 karat casoe .
4olid Gold Watch. 1i karat cae ..... . 0W
4old Goldt tem winder,14 karat ease . S . " ...... 4
Sdolid Gold Stem-winder, 14 karat case .................... S 0
In addition to the above Ihave alarge a r.tmaentof s
ronch and Gormnn Watches, prices ran ng fromt I5 t
___For moechanis or I corers the 512 watch or emt-a
I will son t I sfact.o dl monda and jewelry IRgfIa..
C. O. D., allowing the purchaser to open DPacka. g aen
tne namo.
I have a complete assortment, of Diamonds. O era. Guard, Vest and Noeok Chains at ptrrie t@
'corroW.ond with the abov,. I Ive ýonstlautly on hOand a large stock of Silverware of ll dWOZIP'
lions, Ulocks, Bronzes and StatarHy.
I Make a Npeclalty of Repairing Fine Watches and Setting Diamonda
For further partlculars, address for illustrated catalogue,
noi4 I., lL nmAI 11rM alrt rhsrr
PA.LAIS ROYAL.
GRAND BAZAR,
Late Levy's Dollar Store,
1:37 Cuna.l ,.treet.
FOR THE FALL SEASON OF 1878,
CLOAKS.
Baver. Water-proof and Matttwse CLOAKS. from $1 5s tp..
Missus'UICLOAKS. from 4 to yea ra of age, rranging in prices from $2 sto0 o10,
Misses and Children's SUITS. made ulp In the latest styles, from 2 to 14 years of I.f .1Om IL JO
to $1S a suit.
DRESS TRIMMINGS AND BUTTONS.
TIHE LARIIGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT IN NEW ORLEANS.
Combination Colors Brmids. Silk and Worsted, 25 cents a yard. Th'rty three shades of !ow .
Fringes, at 15, 2t, 5 , po antir 7K tents a yard. Dross Butltnos, from 1o cents toi 0t doml. IAGIt.
Silk H ndkerchitfu redueuld from inte eonts. Silk Htantdkrchiefelsreould from 1n 50to 7160 *.
Extra line brocaded ones from $2 to $1.
HUMAN HAIR.
SWITCHIESH. from r, conte to $1 to less than the price of making. Thirty shades 't selec
from. WINDOW SHADES.
STITL THE CHEAPEST IN NEW ORTEAWS.
LINEN SHADES, GOLD BORDERS, ALL COLORS, 81 A PAIR.
HOLIDAY CATALOGUES.
which I promised to the publin, are now rnady. and embrace the
LAR(IGET VARIETY OF TOYS
Ever offtred to the preopl of Louisiana. I will be plased to receive the aidresees of tho h0 o
tdesro the catlloguot sent to them. Addiess
nols tm 183 Canal staeet
ii -n lira II--- -ll ll II-m II . II I In I
CARPETS.
®ii the latest and most elegant designs in
CaIA. I ' t 30 -V 1p T 1 ".
Inrains, Tapenlry and Engli.h Brussels,
Velvet s, Axminsters.
OIL CLOTHS, from six to twenty-four foot.
WINDOW SHADES, CORNICES.
Upholstery and Curtain Goods.
Wail Paper, Mirrors,
Frames and Mouldings,
At the Lowest Market Price.
HEATH. PIPPEY & LARA.
so 20 idp Sm 97 and 99 Camp street.
SILS! SILKS !
- AT
ENORMOUS SACRIFICES.
Having pIurchasel a large invoice of roa
Fren,'h IDlack and Colored
SILKS
at lower than Lyons manufacturers' prices, we
bhall, from MONDAY. November 26, 1877. offer
the entire line at exceedingly low figures.
Purchasers would do well to avail themselves
,f this rare opportunity, as the goods must be 1
oild.
D. H. HOLMES,
155 Canal street and 15 Bourbon.
ocis ly
ENGINEERS TAKE NOTICE.
CA EYY'S
LT UJD DI CGMPOJD
TO PREVENT BELTS FROM BLIPPING.
No Friction. No Tearing.
25 Per Cent Gained In Power.
50 Per Cent Saved In Wear.
No establishment where Belting is used
Can Afford to be Without It.
Is NOW BEING USED BT :
E. J. GAY & CO., 0. H. ALr,FN.
J. FOERSTEIt, MARGAHET'S Bakery
J.J. WI 'KELLING, HE4RY & DUNN.
A. MARTIN. HENRtY OTIS.
P J. FLANAGIAN, L'HO F E & CO.
LA. RICE MILLS, ST %R GINNEIY,
A. A. MAGINNIS'S SONS.
Liberal discount to the trade. For sale by
I. L. LYONS,
CORNER OF CAMP AND GOBAVIER,
Wholesale DIuggist and Importer.
ne18 lv
BOVINE VACCINE VIRUS,
Received daily by
I. L. LYONS,
Corner Camp and Gravier str-ets
no18ly
H. & N. SAMOIY,
Auctioneers and (Commission Merchants,
NoW. 45 and 47 Decatur street,
New Orleans.
BEGULAR CATALOGUE AUCTION SALES
-or
B00's,. SHOES AND NROGANS,
TUVIOBAS A33 TUIBMATYS
Of eadh week.
Lr eeh n Yiae
HloL LA' D,
a. ......... t. Charles strees ..............
NEW YEAINH AND OHRISTMAS CARDS.
BALL PriOGIttMMMR A SPECIAI4T?.
WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS
doer, w Engraved and Printed.
LAYING ON OF HANDS.
Dr. rI. J. GIBBONS having returned to Nay
Orleans, ha, Ieawe , at No. 31 PrytlaSeet, to
remain unl'il February 1878,s where he wlb
glads to meet his ri rts an i suffrres Irom
Chronic Dslc.o e who desire his servleoo. n
,s.es n', ndila*.e. Hours from l0a.m.toe p,.
C(onsult 'tinn frn d ltAp
TYLER'S
Diamond goods, Gold and Silver Wathea,
Fine Jewelry, Sterling Silver and Plated
Ware. Diamonds reset in the lateit
Style, and Jewelry made to order by es
perienced workmen.
Watches and Jewelry repaired.
115 ......... CANAL STREET .......... 11
do2 I m 8u Tu Th2du
THE LOAN OFFICE,
1 .. .......... Baronne Street..............Il
Delinquents will take notice tbat all unar.
deomed Pledges, whereon Interest has not been
paid to July 1. 1877, will be exposed for rael.
without distinction, from and after December .
1877.
OTTO#t1? UWAf tIE . .. .
C A t1P ETS.
ELKIN & CO.,
16s ............C..anal street..............
Are receiving new and elegant styla of
AIMINSTEB, VELVET,
BBUSSEL8, THBEE-PLY and
INGBAIN CARPETS.
OFFICE MATTIEaN
WINDOW SHADES and COBNICES.
CURTAINS and UPHOLSTERT GOODS.
OIL CLOTHS, from six to eighteen feet wide.
At the Lowest Proies.
nol2 im2dp
CARPET WAREHOUSE,
17.. .......a..cuartres Stret............... l
We are receiving large additions toý o
We NOW HE L A' AND UNDE Bo
CHARGED BEFORE TH ": WAR.
AXMI .8TER Wl ton. Velvet.
BO Y BRUrILH Tapestry, plys.
INGB lIN,4 Venetlans, BemD
FLOOR OIL LOTHS, Window Shades.
Table and Piano Covers. Curtain Materias.
Lace and Nottingham Curtains. Trimmines.
etc., etc.
seca am 2dp A. BROUSSEAU & SON.
TAXES-LICENSES.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
Large DiMsents made on all settlements of
W. Itaxes and le BABNETT, Broker,
as it. Chales. treet,
OCT ly 21 Opposite St. Charls Hotel.
First Steam Manufaetery et the Swath.
PIERRE PAVIA, Inventor,
MANUFACTORY. I1s BROYAL STRBPE .
Near St. Peter street,
CIIEWI D e0T"i AB3 so S.1
Of all styles, made to order.
System P P. Warranted not to rip.
FIBST PREMIUM gold medal obtained . I
State Fair of 1572. and silver medal in 187.
First clas PRIENC CAl SKEIN guaram
teed.
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