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It itupcwl it tax of ton mill' for the gu'neratclr
*IplireeU d ttiu prI9h.
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+ %kW t xee than~t this oue o cf foulr mlill tot' the1;
OW" tnrt L the. Htatn government, vl, r : the~
hvoetax, the seh9iol xnn, (t'., 9o the199' po1141
rlIn levy o9r aslsess o11l9er1.no'i 1t1a1xes 11ha 1d
rt 1u9r 9ill9, but it (can9 do( th,11( onlly wheloll
lrpiufJ epeolal law authorii'7~Y It.."~
fir, -
At a meeting hold on the 1lth Inst., Cho I'mr,
hlU ty Holders' UnIon. on. o a i divild vt,l,.
- opt~t. n the folklwing trwolintion :
S td, That illS hotly ha i'wolvio witi
ed n atite natls it o, tin actioll of his iEx
l y y -V, Nleholl. and that of thel IIin.
-u l ulsh ,l caker ,of the Iluoui, of hopn
tem, in the Roenit lon of ' iullicll printer
hrecet eitting of tlhei I'rlntdl Iioanl.
Thli retol.r t,ion was irforontfl lly 11 ln
i` bintmnation of the liloutenant (ovror'li alnd
'0 other inenboers of the hoatrd wiho oppouuuis
wwarLting the rtate printing to the low
a. (lbidder. Lalt nighti, however, n will he
As. l by tmfereno' to our oitly etluthiOns, the
1n.ia, by a unanlimous vote,. rn'i'onhlortd'l
i1e resolutlon and laid It on the thlloe.
We are very nmuch gratllliut at this aitton,
i"' although we differ on Ioany Ilport.anlt
° pomits with t.n gientl.lomnn who comtpose thei
U.lon , w.r are In aconti with t.lhot uIpon
thers of equal importan.e, and we kntow
.man to be men with n emonmlentlon purpol.
QS promote the pubIli' welfarm.
We thlik It proper to state that the recon
dlkera.lon of the resolution was not deleilgni
bwelil.t upon the G(overnor and the HM1'akor
.l) rll oagi.nal pasneag was upon the ,lointon
i .overnor anid others. We underslta.lnd
V poitilon of the Union to be sImply this:
aviht, having Inquired into the sujletj, they
a lte Atialled tlhat (tov. Nlcholls, iltet.
4 . Wilts, llpu'aker Itrih, andl the
.dhor members of the B.oar,l.
`tlugh dillmrng as to the plan of dispuoIng
l this contract, were all c msolentloutlIy
`a 1 18what they deonued for the public In
l This is the posi.lion thei I)lrioscnA'r
'h always held toward the P'rinting la, rd,
im. we are sure It Is the view of nin-tlAnt.hs
i# the good people of Loulastana.
1h0e old IMormon-(entle squabble has
out again in Washington. Congo w Is
year called on to devote a large portion
I. tlame to the discussion of the privatel
of the Mormon prophets, the number
hefr wives, children and other little do
c concerns of this kind. If anything
of all this talk, if It really pntmisw l tA,
the country of polygamy, it might Ihe cx
but as It is simply a quarlrel between
Mormons and Gentiles of Utalt for pollti
,power in that Territory, the people of the
.tQf the Union generally foel as little in
in the matter as if it were the
of the Sultan's wives and their
, The Gentiles have a large delega
mow in Washington working in favor of
Sislaton as will drive the Mormons
outof the United States. They do
gotplain so much of polygamy; indeed,
i-tliroeyes, that is but a small offense. The
e t crime of the Mormons, in their judg
ha t, la that they "grind down the poor,
qtmrh tithes from all members of the
lureh, keep the minds of the people in a
lab and superstltlous faith, and by means
itbIs halth control the whole legislation of I
Territ ry."
answer to this, it might be said that it 1
business of the I'nited States what the I
iber of the Church of .esus Christ of 1
f Day Saints give to their Church;
the Mormons are entitled to the political 1
sm t of the Territory, inasmuch as f
compose nlneteen-twentieths of the r
The Gentiles will not admit this, d
w.swer, and have, accordingly, sent a num- c
of delegates to Washington to persuade
m: + s to pass an anti-Mormon law. In r
law they propose that the Mormons shall n
i Qftanchised; that polygamy shall be ii
a high crime, and to be tried by a Gen- v
e
eans of these and similar but severer v
the Gentiles hope to crowd the I
altogether out of the country. As p
, however, amount to less than u
tieth of the population, and as the as
are the original settlers of the
developed it and made it what it is, tl
" k a little unjust for these Gentile n
to propose so calmly and innocently ci
nineteen-twentieths of the tv
and turn the control of the terri- cr
a. inigniflcant minority; and pt
to bind the Mormons hand th
Dorn them over to the tender IR
,"(tile juries. It this be pi
ay itwill be of great ad- ex
Sand, they might have DI
deal of money in the ta
ted Gentiles, en
TRI DflMOOCIAY AND tr ADMIN
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in the repent tR(hfrgki hutwusen tho f'r'444'.
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uimhoiln(intlii any 'mliii wi t hi'io rn w biil hni'ailon irieii
Ii ill fiiindcn, lii I)'nin'ri i MunuiiI urnt. W'e)i'
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b~y all other i' rgl)ncljtw unubltullcS. 'l'ilt
thenhlllwat WII ofil lP li ivl'slluIrnW o l'Ila- It
IA) /Irt Ilo 'l'I l' l flallgfll. omtll I I''II 11)111II I
Illlmoorttnt ho v Yttflj with (:o~nkllnng cotnl
I11Itttr( a grlvcrool N wrongt; thelly %'IA111ttrYI I)Lr11
ftrti c )111 c' nto fnlnitfv i onpovo `
Noithor was their course wise if it wa. dli
late~i by pollcy. No more impolilti c(iourse
Icoutlldl h1 h adopte d by I )timoiTrati than a Sip
poirt, of Ihoscoe (`onkling against the imniiileo
cand already prostrate Admllnistration of Mr.
ilayes. Yet in the first year of lit exisHteM(e,
the foultndlations of thlat Administratlon ar, so
rotten with fraud that, it trelmbhle and roml~'
to its very base at every demand for the
proIn~cution of lia archit.ects, the IRi,
turning Board: and such is its hmlbo
clllty that ith has bweome the foot ball
of its own friends. It is unfit to be supported
and unworthy of attack. It lies helpless and
conteimptible at the fee't of every party, and
depends for the success of oven its most In
slgniflcant measures upon uthe alms and poll
cles of such factions ai arise out of personal
aspirations in either party. No more huminl
iating example has ever m'en presented to
the world than the folly of an administration
attempting to govern without the aid of ai
united party.
r- (onkling. upon the other hand, is one of
r, the ablest and most powerful leaders in the
I Senate. Iis power only may be capable of
a controlling t.heI State of Now York against the
l Democratic party; ludl.l. he is one of the
.f few men who anr capable of holding the old
Radical Republican party together as a
t national organization. If the action of the
SD1)emocrats in their participation in the fight
f between the Administration and Conkling
was prompted by policy, they should have
I unitd solidlyv. not to support the Civil Service
fraud of Mr. Hlayyes, but to break down the
pernicious power and influlence of the most
dangerous man to the country and the Demo
- cratic party-Senator Conkling.
We do not condemn the action of the 1)emo
I crats who voted to confirm the New York
I nominations because they voted that way;
indeed, we do not see how they could have
voted otherwise. What we censure was the
commendation of the Civil Service fraud with
which they accompanied that particular act.
The action of those Democrats who sup
ported Conkling, it seems to us, is open to
unqualified condemnation, for it had neither
sound principle nor wise policy to justify it.
It is quite humiliating to the members of
the Democratic party at large that their rep
resentatives seem to think that it is their
chief duty to interfere in the squabbles be
tween the Administration and the men who
created it, and to meddle in every act and ap
pohintment of the President. It is time that
this was stopped. The Administration is a
Republican Administration, and, until it is
prepared to appoint Democrats to office, it is
exceedingly undignified and dangerous for e
Democratic Representatives and Senators to 1
take part In its appointments. Their duty I
ends with voting to cofirml such appoint.
ments as arn proper in the North and the
least obJeottrºnable in the Mouth, and to rejeot
suOh as th-y regard as uiiiit to le made,
A I. EMARKAfBLE INOIDENT.
'The, I.to AlexR.htltp ftlherli. wlItian rt'tnRina
* were broiutigt , to h tIa l.y' ft rrim I;. I t, n t Itt lit"
' tamllnhlp N tlll tll thr.l, . hiRl n. iti l an.r atl'l
aII' thirI ntlant ll ' lt .i rin l pI nl'fiai l aXIlr. I' it l It t
tl, h~ lln fl)l.A,~lll. J l..I( ' )1( (lrl J FI;,IIIII k ,ll ,f ·
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rlc~l IJ,n. ·2 /I c~rl , ! ll iRw~lll~l,.I,. Ih,II1 .[.lrll/zl~ l.l
iwll huut ha ll lll. at' llVl I o alt intltl.tllll. n,'l, l,a, .
Ic tvirtrous young 111~1 rronchine fo~fRty ymon gJ hn
' it ui 'i Illll iht.1hal. h. a II" . . l"'llt'tII .I ' lft.', . tt llt
It''uli i iotI aI Iit in 'if I t in a t aat ' i
tit i y tto- . tol 3'. lhftwo ' hi atI 3 o' lhii in'iI
tit't I ii aoni i" riaan.'t Wtiri'h ftwo f'ry p 't'
liii' an l., l t W g i'tl ).iallat l'a lllfl h', at y fIi'Jl
Ittga t rlt' t'i ntlla Iat'nt I.al lif |lf . ltintl. ri'-i
Mrl. Iitln Ia tIl Itf nI b litonag. f(ttf it co toinAol.'
whifu I't on gttuatin tin.I f hwu flot l if I hut l,
la fllr, ll lt'h ll' nt llt. I.,'n ll l I. w~at I. h II; o.,a
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la'll, vl"'i a t twai rd.tI' 'lt.l |Itllt j1rll tt I' lth l il. I
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wIaiait h i -.'lt" I,'inrat fl fr w I' i ,ly, w.alun
h til wa .a h I. nt 'ttrlt ttl f lint , an.ln' ,tl n lf.-rin hl
,ll hh irIinlll fromcthr wh.(ool.Ml a o t e. Ifter
h tilll II w n lga itt ,thi l I f tI ll', il lhIi' o nlr ii, ,in i'
lil reold i iitii Ita t it l t'tn' a Iliti ti'il ary 3't riIt gh t
tI tlillrll, . ,p'ig th i b w i th f. n t- l
e I nthc- n abll i ll g i't.n .,rlni l.S i flll llwl byl nlill-llll
]II . .l. ¢I111 .1v aml painful l, h ot
onlly ourna him~~j . Ib IIt ha l t he hl llol.n l, righ
tII. ula writy ,. no thI hi.m' car rin ll.. ap , lreu wh
won - nrena ul by I V .ltWni i oo
V
or all tlilngu+ in tlin wor"Ild iho %-(vmit~ or niF r 10 ttq mtrnn nIn'unr
Ipf'f1P11P1' I II'hnlf' l t4 1li'·4 IIII . onr ill.''llin o
J iita Wiry netI lIng In . Wt' Inic Iitul FRi s,
ti'rgI Rttprwirt'R In 1rt'tli'IRIii I,(jIR liy intnly,
Ijul. 81. I~tnrIr IF; F:llgrtl~y IIII'4IA ol tin In flirk
Ilirn.
III ..t7:I ItoII Iil. or l." ihr nig t. it ·ul, for lihI l
;lob're lll I4 iujirii h f(ir ; iilh ii'ng r It tom Iiir
tho oo, it. iitnn ii rolati.iveo toma iv oroo nlit.
Thllin Iltain wal i',rally nothing t ollrli thillan ai
conllionl ntion of hI1 c . oi gntion I n a II 111 ill 1fil11,(
anII Wnt, (of collRni.., w1hillII.y Iu°iiiviri of Inlltoo.
(in tlihI fl r t, triIl of t,h. ain H iri. In.ilr i'or
I 'lrth/. Thllre pr.op'rl.r' of thalt pnllp'r llp
Jury roila.lIl tho lamau.gu tI $1.
(hn tho fit t4tritl of it h1m cano agaInst t hi
Glihi that papor wan %.vn I oii nulii nnfu'i..i
tian tiho Iisliulnh', thli jury gItvirig IL Vo' hI.t
of only $(ll agitl intI , It,. ior $2.7 Ii o 1 i4 thanlli.
that givon agalunt thil Diipatih'I. ItI proi
pil'titllru, hiw-tivor, worn nlot, sat.Iniuil wiLlt thin
'lonion y, Inl I qIwig t.thi', lull n+,lnnl ofll' h tlhi liu -
path' in tI hi now itrial, whtoriln thi i.innigon
were rr~trl llc 041 to $1, clett nisma ol IL slIlibYr
IIno of actionll. An al'ppeal was aercord!ngly
taken and a new trial ohtainnd. (I)n this trial,
howov'er, the jury intbvultd of reduiIcingI([ lhtle
venlict to $1., a tlhe Ilrsp'lr/h jury mhul done.
too1k exactly the ('llntrary line ofr action anl
IneroI'aPd the damlnjiagns against the (IlIhr,
froll $1(00 to $5(00), the full amlount (liamnlld.
HtraugotrL to say, that Ilpapr Is not satisfeIlh
with Iourl jilury syA.t. "Now, 11here are four
Intelligent jurllo," it reI'arks of thoem e(1, Va,
"sitting on preI'isely tihe 5n1.1e facts, linsteting
to allmost, the same arglumli ents and gudedl by
alnmst the samn instructlions and yet bring
ing in verdliLs ranging from $i500l to $1 In
the c!ase of thel I)islticdh, froIm1 $1()10 Lto
$510)0 against the (ilkdw. It Is folly to speak
of this as jlustlol', bomause jIusti(o Impels
sollie doegroo of exactness. It is a imlore ) it
price--tlhe whiml or fancy of lthe mou tl nt as
It, happens tol strike the twelvo peers who
are invstedl with the power of detlcision."
DIED.
IOIATITFr--In Paris. Franco, in HPptl-mb~,r,
hI 8; M r. Alexaud r. Grallho. formerly IL re.sidernt
of lthin c lty.
Ills rerllnos hIlvo boon brought for Inteormellt
here. The funeral will take pla.e on Tuesday.
the lsth Inst.. at 4 o'clock p. m.. from thll resi
dence of his son-in-law, Mr. L. D). Larpy. No.
1n3 Burgundy street., between St. Peter and Or
leans. His friends and acquaintances, and
those of the family, and also the members of
tho bar are respectfully invited to attend.
l Hall Eleventh Ward Central I)emoeratli
Conservative Club,
NEw ORLEANS. December 18. 1877.
Aecording to instructions from the Demo
eratic Conservative Parish Commlttee,. a sopcial
meeting of the Eleventh Ward Central Demo
'craic Conservative Club will take plnce at the
Wigwam, corner Magazine and Sixth streets, on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1877,
at 7 o'clock p. m. for the purpose of making ar
rangements for the election of eleven delegates
to the District Convention. to be held on Mon- I
day, December 4., to nominate a candidate for
Se&twtor.
J. R. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX, President
M. A. McD)oNNEtL, Secretary. dol 2t
M. L BYRNE & CO.
Will offer this week
1000 Pieces
Choice new DRESS GOODS, at enormously re
duced prices.
del RuTudp __
NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS.
BOARD OF LIQUIDATION,
state of Louisiana,
New Orleans. December 17. 1877.
I hereby give notice that a SPECIAL MEET
ING of this Board will be held on THURSDAY,
December 27. 1877. at 12 o'clock i., at the Speak
er's Boom, State-House.
ALLEN JUMEL, r
Auditor and ex.ofielio Secretary of the Board.
dellot8
TO Oill!
PATRONS AND TIHE PUBLIC.
ii~ (ANA. RIf UI'Irr .
Nnw OiI)'.inn. I)" . 1., 1477. j
r Iitn Atnuuk ril rPiipi~llu twa, nitnnto ijur mat'w
I LItvrk ir antw (nl truin r R/ prllln In nr
than 4l svr hafnrl) anl)I
- ill Ilr IIItISHH ill 111PM IPIPAIITMgN'r w 'or
Tnrti vnry Ilrgn f n~sarniiiir~lt rr In'v iii ul Iiiiiiui.
Fl)~rarn gllliii 3 ll prlnnn runup, I tai nnnnto I viirrt init
uutnliunniuiiinniuuui igl i uInannf IhlAt!i( H l ,KH lor
Ibhn nunnlni tnnlf inkn nof (IUII N 1:1'p in prinmnnp tr
$ un f) $:, iin. vuurnl.
'I'll a Ii. wifO ,nupnrnn niurnl n'irn nnr
I 'Ilnnu iligrurin p wair.
I1)111iu11liii' hIit~nninunu inn u-il nuiinr IF gr"iut.
iimaiy nritrunnflnnpnu in i.iiA)A 1H MIIA WVVI4M iii
H4I+ JILY, hAN Tail lI~i1II 1 F14 wil VA N 1" A ht'1'l
(fJH nuullfininir lrni (inirui,.wniu mimi Nunu Ynnmr
FuniunuiA.Ilntuni inii I-v. 't1
1i '. Ill 4( kLEr.
N ('amp mtrrrt N
A tnifcirnlci a 1111 J ori'i WsIl RI.·(I44,
I)IAMON Ig,5
JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE
vA''l VENTV MI'I hif I E
l4t '"inl glEE otin to' wgint.i rrn(girIt-gg
TYLER'S'
IP1itiii#,tlo Noo, (Mld and 1y 'rilvElI* WaVofl('w,
Fi(' JIewelry, Sterlinic Nil (er od l'lJIf4ll
War('. I11ws~o and rc'a(\f. in (.Jl' If('e1.
Nfyle, anIId .Jt'wt'Iry tiinmde t, oolrd'r by ('x.
itt'rlt'sict'd workfn,'n.
lnatrh(' and .Icnwclll'y relpntl~c~d.
11Fi5b CANAL STREET 1l1
rlaI in )~ Hot 'I'~
IVA(IIN' I ('ANE ('AIt M I '4I'OII "I I
H. N. SORIA,
18 and 20 Union and lb and 17 Perdido
.treetM.
Hob A stnt for tit' nnln'nhrtnI MII TII' IfI A
ItEIW' W ASION , ('A111TH will 1 M'ILI N'I W&)ItK
of till kigq1 ui nl siz"A.
E knc g.. 1r I Q alnot II, v 'I'I,,l'.r I .1111
EVhn.'llinr,-.iv of nil .I nrJtu,' Mg..n. to''. l
(S lionr .rrninrdlv DIIIr. All wv..k wi,, mntni.
SILKS! SILKS!
AT
ENOIRMOtS'4 SA(hIFICIES*.
1ti~nvI n 111rnhopAI1 n, Iinr~ In vI"n oI rnai
BILKS
L nt. lower tjIfl.lI t Iltnionn mnnn iiiv'tc i ii'rn' trl'lll. WA
I n~mll, fr'im MOtNDAY. Nlvmrnnhmnr in. Iwii, rf Tr
liee rdle ie Zinn fit imnnmmll mitv lrow fiicrin.
I'Puru'Iiipllr wiuldi dIn well Iti avmitl lnimm nlvnq
ofT tIiu imu of~rmm 'mm rt ii lty. fig thu 5gm)OmW umotmt, bon
D. H. HOLMES,
155 Canal street and 15 Bourbon.
nnnlr v
MME. OLYMPE,
144...... Canal Street .....144
L Iin Oww rofliv. d ' lnl thm lnt('st fn.hl on ' -.
ln'i.'l hv 1,r i80f in I'mirm diring (Oito. ier.
lUONNETH.
lA'I'Mr
OA('A ITHIOH.
(Lf)A RNM,
VIMITING AND ITR1EET COTITMEr,
IIN(IEIIE. HILKH. ETM.
An iinvocl of IBONNETH oxpo~'tndw t1ill W..',k
in'r snia nmlr Jiorusmia.
Alnso. on Itho l inl. iper .ftamor Nuromhbulrg. thye
hltf it st.yles "if
PAlTIH IBONNETH AND IIATH.
and i vaitrlty of rovities for hii ,lly proelnts.
14'2 4o i0 It, !i, iM 2 2zn :02D
First Steam lanufactory of the mouth.
PIERRE PAVIA, Inventor,
MANUFACTORY. 155 ROYAL HTREET.
Nnar Ht. PIoter st rat..
SCREWED BOOTS AND SHOEM,
Of all stylai, made to order.
,ystom P. P. Warranted not to rip.
FIRHT PREMIUM gold modal obtained at
HtatA# Fair of 1872, andl ilivir rmodal In 1878.
First clams FRENCH CALF HKIN guaran.
tood.
IIUNTER'R RHOER ,a nonilty. nol am2dp
TAXES-LICENSES.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS,
Large Discounts made on all settlements of
taxes and lh'ans1E,
W. H. BARNETT. Broker,
3s St.. Charles street,
O7 ly 2p Opposite St. Charles Hotel.
HOILYLAN I),
S ............ St. Charles street..............
NEW YEARS AND CHIRISTMAS CARDS.
BALL PROGRAMMES A SPECIALTY.
WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS
do9 :iw Engraved and Printed.
COLDS. COLDS.
DUCONGE'S PECTORAL BALSAMIC SYRUP
sla not only the VERY BEST preparation made
for Coughs, Colds, Asthma, and all ailments of .
the Chest and Lungs, but owing to the peculiar
composition of this truly wonderful Syrup it is
very readily taken by the little ones, which is a I
great consideration with mothers.
For sale by A. CARROUCHE,
Agent for Louisiana,
89 Chartres it.
_Also by all Druggists. no17 lm2dp
CARPET WAREHOUSE,
r7.... .......Chartres Stret ...............
We are receiving large additions to our stock.
We NOW SELL AT AND UNDER PRICES E
CHARGED BEFORE TH K WAR.
AXMINSTER Wilton, Velvet.
BO rDY BRUSSELS, Tapestry, 3 plys.
INGRAINS Venetians Hemp.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, Window Shades.
Table and Piano Covers. Curtain Materials,
Lace and Nottingham Curtains. Trimmings, h
etc., etc.
seso sm 2dp A. BROUSSEAU & RON.
STORAGE-STORAGE.
RAINBOW AND INDIA WAREOUE. B
Coffee. Flour, Produce. Bagging and General
Merchandise taken on storage at moderate
rates. For terms, apply to
CHAB. PLUCHE.
Ofiee, 133 Tehoupitonlas street, corner Notre
Dame " no2 l2dp
AC~Gfi 1 1'ýlc C (
IA1TliAf AND EIGLOV Wirrnis.
108 ............................ (Canal Street.......... ............ ...,'o
O)IThrS thn inhvn Wo1'Immra at In hoIRdoat rorluonm trIrlmr hat, ir Novemlbar st.t
The WatLhes are ail ratent Ivcer., and Gluaranteci for Three tears.
Hrl d Hilivr Witnh, Wamthrmrn or N1'gln rnovnmont .......gtg 00
1411ivI Hillovr Witt(h withm'Lm1rm farm rini flat g1erss ·.·. 12 00
M y Solid H lv tnill 4 'r na Ht , .i........t... .....r.... 22 00
,i(" HMldl (linri Wiin~h. e r1., 14 kaat it 'sian ................... cr 00
b MliHII (I'fl With11. E'fz, mi kmmIr man . 5n2 B
s"111 (}'fll ilt'srmrr-w lorr, v, , o. 14 karat amar ... 10 00
M,! li ilk ('ll MHni,. WIrdnr, r},i ,r,. ha karat. Pns1... ........ so 00'
( 4 frt - 4 _lfAl~' WAT(!IEt4.
ýýý ýi' fod (414#1l WntM. i4r karart c'nr\· n .. Ott···~I61
If.'' dal 4,11 1 (:lnl WInf''J. IR karalt -awa n .. ...... ......, 460
Ao 'l Cl Id it)nr wlnrmir. 14 krtroat o nn . ........... 6060
.. Hl 'sl ii ('I'I t Mnmn-winslnr. 115 karm.t ..... .............:.. 0
In m'lmlhtijn ts hohn t~ha tvo I hivo a ilargo aeAiortmimt nlof Owing.
Frewr'hs arnth iOrman. Watohmisa, inlona riimln anging fro im @to
" JFr rnnlmanwli 'r Isihonroa thu $12 watcrh or m stetltlder
7rýp t//4will slvn mill antlahsnetl'su nrrmonmsary,
I will sendm wma-hmnr. 'limmorlmis and jwlrelrv by preen,
(!. (U. U)., allowIng thir imrohnsar ho opern prwJkage and4 lanaa
In~n Fnrnn.
I hnvn a "omphlof RaaortmrjRnt of hlhnmm'mmda. ()rprmr, (hmar'l. Vst. andl Nook (Tha1ne at p Iood ta
nlorrnN htnml with tIon aummin. I hsamin )ommatavmhIy '' n tlmshad a lmmrUn shek of Hulvatrwaram of all (d0orip.
htloua, ti' Ia' Ika. 10117a snl Hi tt amy.t
I Mak.' a MloeIinlyp of Ralunlrsic Finet Watrhnnr ais Settfing Diamonds.
lFor fIr rlhnr Linrtri'mara. allrisaa fotr1 immlatrat.ntl natalogun,
hush 1, (1, LUVT. In Otlmnu Ai _
PALAIS ROYAL
GRAND BAZAR,
Late Levy's Dollar Store,
137 ( emangg mornet.
FOIR TIEI, FALL MEANON OF 1878,
CLOAKS.
J,'navnr, Wn.i!r prriof nrl Mntt.Nai n -f,(ITA1R , fr rim .1l I Ip.
Milono ' (!I,)A 1{KH. frnr 4 t, 14 vonr4 ,f ' gi. ra ~ g, r Lngi t in tr' tr rnm #a ,ntn $10.
Minnqt nrild (I)llhirt il' H4I'rlT , mrna il p In thi Iath~lt, otyliq. from 2 to Is yeari of ago, frott $1 W0
to SIll I Will,.
DRESS TRIMMINGS AND BUTTONS.
TIHE LAITIEWT AND fENHT AHHIORTMENT IN NEIW OIILEANR.
florlilnlrtion %l,,or Ilrnilvq , 1ilk anirl Woratnd,. 20n ntq a vn.rri. Thtrty throe ahruina of 1o
Fril ai. t f I. 0 , in, s ir, r i 7n ivrvti II yardi. yn rvol D 14ttonir, from It "ontn to S t irJ r do1en, 161el W
rxrilk a t 'hi iIrrml t rrn, .,7 nr,.t'l . h ilk MllndkpvrIIl vi r.ducw d from 31 o0 to 7 tentE,.
HUMAN HAIR.
WWITC(!IEl. fr , ro ri t to $1 r.ui I 1 In n thin th ris of making. Thirty rhadeo to select
WINDOW SHADES.
1T11,T, TIHE ('iF IAI'EIT IN NEW ORiLEANi.
LINEN SHADES, GOLD BORDERS. ALL COLORS. 81 A PAIR.
HOLIDAY CATALOGUES.
whil'h I promi-nIr to thi ivlilll'. am now rondy, and r mbravo the
IARIGET VARIETY OF TOYM
Evi'r iifinrird to tin ti tlvln of Iv'ilOivliva. I will his iivausedreod to rouilvn thhen adrreaas, of thosee who
dvogirv turn iu.alvtlil uirn 0in1t tip tIh rn, Adult moos
no oIrn 137 Canal street.
T. MLoreau,
CORNER OF ROYAL AND TOULOUSE STREETS.
Annual Exposition of Children's Toys,
POI(1EIAINN, (ILYNT'rAIS, IJIRONZEN ANI) OB.IE('T OF ART.
LAIRIE AND MACNIFICENT HIIECTION OF
Article for ritas low To er Prntl.
Thi' lprin of naR. Ih ort ilino in markvd ltirinly, and. in iordl|ur to iiirrv poynd with the Lprmont hard
Il rtn ,. Itavi bion rushc t orl too hi lowvn't Lpo i1,1i iur ivln.
Th lin t vll isn IRrniap iulfill y invitvil toI inveont tbhin nr igniflnor nt viIgflny. tnli 15 'A 2 22223 D
OAItIPETS.
ELK IN & CO.,
IB1 ..............Cmnal street.............. 16
Are romlwvlng new and elegant styles of
AXMINSTER. VELVET.
BRUSSELS, THIIRIi-PLY and
INGRAIN CARPETS.
OFFICE MATTINGH.
WINDOW SHIIADES and CORNICES, LACE and
NOTTINGIIAM CURTAINS, new styles.
OIL CLOTHS. from six to elghteen feet wide.
At the Lowest Prices.
_dell mlm2dp
ENGINEERS TAKE NOTICE.
BELT AND 0Al.l0M OIU
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 BY :
E. J. GAY & CO.. o. H. ALLEN,
J. FOERSTER MARGARET'S Bakery
J. J. WICKERtING, HENRY & DUNN.
A. MARTIN. HENRY OTIS.
P. J. FLANAGHAN, L'HOTE & CO C
LA. RICE MILLS, STAR GINNEiY, I
A. A. MAGINNIS'S BONS.
Liberal discount to the trade. For sale by
I. L. LYONS, c
CORNER OF CAMP AND GRAVIER,
Wholesale Druggist and Importer.
ne18 1v
BOVINE VACCINE VIRUS,
Received daily by
I. L. LYONS,
Corner Camp and Gravier streets O
no18 ly
H. & N. SAMORY,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
Noe. 45 and 47 Decatur Street,
New Orleans.
REGULAR CATALOGUE AUCTION BALES
-OF-
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS, c
TUESDAYS AND T.UIRSDAYS c
Of each week.
Libeor ecah advanees on eonailnmente.
0011 anudp
C'ARPET'I' .
All the latest and mot elegant designs In
Ingrains, Tapestry and Engish Brseeml,.
Velvets, Axminsters.
OIL CLOTHS, from six to twenty-four feet.
WINDOW BHADES, CORNICES.
Upholstery and Curtaian SH.
Wall Paper, Mirrors,.
Frames and Mouldngs,.
At the, Iowut Market Prire.
HEATH. PIPPEX & LABA,
s. 2O2dD am 7_ and 99 Camp street.
I. ME1CIER & SONS,
Men's, Youths' and Boys'
C LO ' II C IN ,
Eats, Boots, Shoes, Purnishing Goods, etc.,.
Corner Dauphine and Blenvllle streets.
Orders for Country Merchants promptly exe
Cuted on most reasonable terms.
_15 21Tp ___ __
ANT. OAEzEBau. 0. OAEnrSU.
E. L. OAnains. Ons. . O. Qm0 a
A. CABRIERE & SONS,
COMMISSION MERCIANTS
Corner Royal and Castomhoase.
Liberal Advanoes made on Consignment to
ouur friends in
LONDON. LIVEBPOOL.
acsn ohmdp HAVRJ and RORDWAT'X
New Orleans Savings Institution
No. 6e Canal eSreet.
TausTims:
A. MOULTON, E. . PALFREY,
CARL KOHN, T. L BAYNE,
DAVID URQUHART, GEORGE JONAS,
JOHN G. GAINES, THOS. A. ADAMS,
THOS. A. CLARKE. CHRIST'N SCHUgIDDm
CHAS. J. LEEDS, SAMUEL JAXI80I
Interest Alowed on De.sdts.
i. UBQUHABT. Presideat.
Oxaw. KRiAAW. Trawunrer. saDl l.'s
Es.ablsabed 1869. P.O. Sexg "o'
WHITE'S GINNERY,
Office 26 Union, near Carondelet street
TO COTrro PACTOIE AND PLANTEUi
GINNING TERIUS-.THE SEED.
BAGGING, TIEB. TWINE and DRAYAGb
furnished FREE sinace 187.
Parties wishing to know the average yield of
Cotton ginned at "WHITE'S GINNEBX" last
season will please send to the undersigned for
D Erenhrs.
D. PURIEUR WHITE.
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