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lrning Star and Cathlie Mesenger
AUW ORLUAZ UNDa?. Uat7azY 14. rso.
JUVENILE CO UMN.
(Vea tes Yrong Cruader.
THE OCEILDRE'S SAIL.
Lsaoelndd I
I then went up-stalrs the barn was
searchbed nest, with as litde sooes. When
I returned to the hejeT asked Will to look
over the &hrm for them; but it wag a very
warm day, and the farm was a large one,
so Will did not want to. There was no fear
of their' getting lost, he maid, and I was a
little goose if I thought of It.
" I it was in the city It would be difer
ent, bat here, in the co ntry-oh, non
sense !" and he laughed at the idea.
But with all his wisdom, Will was mis
taken. For a long time after leaIving as
the hobildrew were amused With their boats,
bat in saling them a new idea popped into
Albert's bead, and of course he must tell it
to Nellie.
" Don't you know -that areat big tab in
the barn, Nellie, the one that papa cleans
the wool in. Well, I'rve got an idea that
we might take that ever to the brook, and
have a real sail."
"Oh. how nie l" acaid IAlir
ut eallie umost take her dear baby, an.
Albert his watch, to know what time is is
so they- went to the house for them. Thu
was how Will saw them. The tub was
little heavy, but no matter, the brook wa
only a little way, and they could rest when
tired. When the tub was in the water Al
bert held it while Nellie got-in, but when
he let go to get in himself the tab was
borne off without him.
"Nellie! Nellie Bay ! You stop that,
you naughty girl," and Albert danced round
at a rate that would have done credit to a
French master of the art. "8topit!" he
exclaimed, ready to or at the prospect of
losing his sail. But Nellie could not. At
length, coming to. a sudden turn, the tab
d e. Albert soon reachbed it, when he
" Iguess when I take you sailing you
will know it."
"Let me out this minute," said-Nellie
ingrily, "I couldn't stop it," and Nellie
:red to get cut, for she was serlously of
'ended with Albert.
" Oh, Nellie " said Albert, "don't go.".
" Yes, I shall. Why don't you hle p me
utt Don't you know tbatpapaand Uncle
Lrthur always help mamma and auntie,"
aid this Joung lady as she tried in vain to
et out.
Nellie was usually a very sweet tempered
bid, yet now that she was really angry it
ras a long time before Albert coald per
vade her to go. At length she consented,
rhen Albert procured a stick, and having
ot into the tub, pushed it from the mar
in, when on, on 4t sped, to the great dq
ght of Albert. One thing trubled bhim
iough, for Nellieqhose cheeks were still
ashed, was very silent.
" How nice this is, isn't it, Nellie t" Then
ciDg that she did not answer, " Oh, Nel
e, don't be angry, I'm real sorry for what
said."
"We promised Annie not to go off, and
omised mamma not to make her ran after
, besides promisiang never to ran away
Dce that Sunday, so that makes three lies,
id yon made me do it, and mamma will
t like it. May be she will whip us all
rough your fault," said Nellie.
Although Albert had not thought of this
fore, yet now, that Nellie spoke of it, he
d not feel very sorry, for he was enjoying
self so much. Now this little brook
into a large pond, from which all the
a were suapplied with water. The chil
n did not know this, and on arriving at
end of the brook, great was their sur
seat the sight of the broad blue sheet
water. "Oh!" was their mutual ex
ation, as with wondering eyes they
upon it. Albert broke the long stick
h which he had laun ed the boat (if it
rues the name), and used the pieces for
a; but he was not boatman enough to
them properly, :e could just stir the
r a little to make the boat go. So
t was their delight that they did not
ceive the flIght of :ime. Not until the
had sunk behind the great hill tinging
clouda with gold, blue and red. ar.
ading the little ones upon whom it re
ed with a brightness beautiful to be
*1 Not until all the color had faded
m the clouds did they think of danger
en Nellie said to Albrt, very low, for
strange scene around her filled her soul
he awe,'' "Albert, how shall we get
I don't know," said Albert, in a fright.
d tone, ' can't you take one stick and
) me 1"
Yet," was the answer.
[ost little girls in this position would
e cried, but Nellie was a hrave child,
seldom cried except when her feelings
e very much hurt, so she took the little
and paddled with all her might, but all
ain.
Albertdon't you remember that picture
Uncre Albert gave me of the little girl
was lost, and away up in the sky there
an eye looking down upon her. Uncle
nur told me it was God's eye. He said
ittle girl prayed to the ood God, who
some one to der srel-ee
God listens to little-children always.
us pray, for I am so afraid."
ten together they knelt. How their
prayer was worded I cannot tell, for
itgh Nellie told me the rest she could
rmember that. But when it was over
took the little ears and dashed the
r until it splashed overthem. Surely
[ood Lord to whom they prayed guided
for they at length reached a boat
was fastened to the shore, and thus
ned the land In safety. Then, com
ly tired out with their efforts they fell
P.
cre their anxious father found them
hat night, for grandpa missed the tub,
thus they were furnished with a clue,
a party went each side of the pond.
were locked in each others' arms, an
picture of the " babes in the woods."
rjoy at their restoration I will not de
e, but this much I assure you, that
rt and Nellie never after ran away,
5, up to this day, and I thank never
Lm*g Latean.
© Unicers gives prominence to the fol
g letter, recommending it to the at
n of its readers:
NICE, November 27, 1871.
Editor of the Univers:
-The Siecle copies the account given by
r Ubald, Capuchio, of hii visit to the
ti-uta of Pelt"m, aud tries to deprive it
Of seet by ad3din the seecafs- maeD
Now It deserves to he gerksewn thai
hnearly 00 membro at d eal facult
a s14e3 30 to mention
larger Usuher dfbtt Y. 469e@t and
lamnwo bays, L;W . t vsa as to
th, fact, of the ease, snd not ohsof whom baa
attered asyliable of doubt em the subject.
I hav not he swr to b e a Capucin, bt I
ama ypbysrles. During the ise three years I
haye rsds fe, vists to Botis d'bain, and
air asa&Ag ezaminastnL s strictly aeoeding
Nto th rle presezbed by medical selemee, I do
set hesitat to assert that the fact, of the
Babo Louise Lateu are essestlally super
On the 13th of October laat I was present
once more at-the aupernatural phenomenon (as
1 deem It) otfthe stigmatisatio Afortuight
afterwards I traveled Into alyta! Ian
other Stisegasis, sad there, during four days
I was eye-witness of facts alao of an unques
tionably miraculolu character. WhatQ I saw
in hr I shall describe in a work I am shout
to ubsih, entitled DLiSsteir. di BtlgusatiOss de
- The Bibci will then have reaeou to exclaim:
Boar de neiet d'en plum fort." B»But it
wrea, not strong," to indulge In snecra about
Statements of such seriousnees, and at the
same time of such reality as these-et,,ements
which, if nn4ue, are so readily capable of die.
proof.
The editor of the Sdieo, If he be an honest
man, has simpl to appl to the Bn' op of the
Diocese (Tonrna for.permissionto be pres
elt at one of the Friday stigmatlaatiion of
Louise Latean. If he come provided with
that authority I doubt not but, that te door
of the poor oottage will open to him. or any
other espritfort. Zthink it my dnty, however,
to warn then of one serious -risk they must
run In going to visit Boie d'Baine. I state on
my own responsibility as a witness the follow
ing fecti which occurred to one of my brother
loctors.
Like the gentlemen of the editorial ataff of
the Sled., he was both a Free-thinker and a
Freemason. During the medical onquiry of
January 8, 1859, there w somlhinr of a
crowd round the cottage Dr. D e bed be
eommissloned-by his Masonic friends to go to
Bol d'Haine, in order to see into an onmask
the eseseie clerical. that wee going on there.
Coming as he did without the nec
anthor zation, be was refused admissiU. He
wee annoyed at this, end wee expressing his
feelings somewhat loudly amongst the people
outside, when Monsieur Dechamps cane b.
The Minister of State stopped, and inquired
the reson of the disturbance which he beard.
"Sir," said the incredulous doctor with some
warmth,' they are letting in Catholic doctors
to see Louise L eteen ; hopinions of thee.
gentlomen ar formed beforehand. I am a
Rationalist and known to be o, and they s ut
me out!" Monsleur Dechamas replied: "Sir,
If-yon are a doctor youe will be admitted. Do
you know anyo of the medical men inside the
cottagef" "Yes," answered Dr. D., "I am so
Inainted with Dr. Alfred Doulain." Thereupon
Dr. D. was at once admitted into the bedroom
of Louise, where he stayed several hours, and
examined attentively the extraordinary facts
that were before his eyes.
In the evening the friends of Dr. D. were
waiting for him at the railway-station, all ex
tahc to br his account of the comehdi he
wcatnesedat Bole d'Hnes. Great, how
ver was thei sunrprise when their friend met
them lookingserious and thoughtful, and aid
to them: "My friends, I don't believe in mire
les, as yon know, bnt whatI have seen is so
traord nary that I cannot laugh at it. It
as made me think deeply." He did think so
leeply that a short while afterwardse he was
unverted, and broke off an illicit connection.
)r. D. died at the beginning of the present
ear. During his illnes he knsew himself to
e reommenked to the prayers of Louise La
ean.
Thi is the risk which the gentlemen of the
dcl. might run if they wept to visit the 8ti
meLeta of Belgium - but, if they won't go to
onfesion, the miht at least learn to pay
ume respect to tru.th I am, eta,
ImBEsIT GoURazYRz, M. D.,
rofessor of Medicine at she Medical School of
Clermont Ferrand.
a.
POPISH SUPERSTITIONVIEWED By A GEN
ERAL OF U. S. A.-Mr. Thos. ID. Egan sends
us the following extract.of a letter of Maj.
Gen. Whipple (a convert of much learning
and extraordinary piety) to Rev. B. G.
Soffers, pastor of St. Ann's Church, De
troit, dated March 30th 1863.
"I think I see a great change among
Protestants of the army. They do not seem
to retain that prejudice against Catholics
which, I think, was formerly almost uni
versal.
SUpon my retarn from Aquia Creek a
few days since, a special car was fitted ap
for the use of myself and staff, and soon I
was asked to take in Gen. Wheaton and his
staff. Gen. Wheaton is an old friend of
mine, and we were delighted to meet. He
knew not that I was a Catholic, but seeing
a book in my hand stampied as belonging
to Georgetown College, he said: 'O I that
reminds me of something I wish to show to
you.' He took from his pocket an envel
ope, which had been folded and evidently
carried in his pocket till the edges had
worn nearly through. The outside he
showed me bore traces of being scorched
by fire. He opened it carefully and with
in I saw an Agnos Del in perfect preser
vation.
" His wife-daughter of the late Gen.
Mason-had been living with him In the
camps of Gen. Newton whom you knew in
Detroit. On the morning of the 7th day,
before they were up, there was a cry of
fire, and scarcely could Gen. Wheaton get
his wife out of the tents alive before the
flames-had--taken complete control of the
premises. He saved noneof his effects, not
even, as he says, a pair of stockings.
' His pants had been left hanging upon a
chair at his bedside and in their pockets a
soapular and the Agonus Del; Thetent and
Its contents were consumed, the chair and
the pants were a heap of ashes, but lo !
upon the pile of hot embers were found the
scapular and Agonus Del i Was not that a
miracle I If so does not our Divine Master
therefore Indicate His will that there bshall
be conversions to His sponse the Church t
" Gen. Wheaton is not a Catholic and
did not know that I nor any one who heard
him was. He was raised an Unitarian but
I doubt not will soon embrace the faith."
K. Y. Freeman.
One of our citizens went to the cars to
see his daughter off. Securing her a seat
he passed out of the car, and went roound -
to her window to say a parting word. as is
frequently done on such occasions. While
he was passing out the daughter left the
seat to speak to a friend, and at the same
time a prim-looking lady, who occupied the O
seat with her, moved up to the window.
Unaware of the important changes inside, k
onr venerable friend hastily put his face up
to the window and hurriedly exclaimed, -
"One more kiss, sweet pet." In another
instant the point of a blue cotton umbrella
caught his seductive lips, followed by a
passionate injunction, "Scat, you gray
tsaded wretch I" and he scatted.-Danbury
;Conn.) Necws.
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Z E. C l MeSONt C U. Cmer, Jr.
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Commislion Merchants and Dealers l W iteon
Produce,
OOaxaR or CANAL AND DLTA BTAR SZ.
mell 71~ 1y NWoa nn
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New Orleans, beo'fobbo.
DANNI & "TOOMER,
COMMISSION MERONAN2as
Sale of Lumber, Stave, Wood, Shingles, eto.,
Aoeam$ WOB WRECALEBRAWD
Ao5NU 105 romammrur
- STOCTor, ALA.; CreR3e LUMBEs,
Ome oe New Besls. Peeteaee aiaeses lars bo Iag.
We prouis to ail who favor me with their busines
Senis bet easeers tosretelteaessi.
MSp1·t atno paid to mating purohses for our
eolt Sm
Jaohn . Robertso. 3. De*Hves.
ROBBATSON A CO.,
General Agents and Commisulon Merchants,
No 55 Gravier Street,
nolCSm New Orleans.
TOM BIOSC
RETAIL FAMILY GROCER,
Corner of Const a m..a !.-e.
w 0 o Ingsanoe and Erato utreets, -
Choice Wines, Liquor, ea, and fine Goshen Butter
casuteatipon hard. oco 71 ly
CHEBSORN GBOCKBY.
WVILLIAM HART
Whole ad Beta FAMILY GROCR. Choloe
WXNXI. LIQUOna aud ThAB.
orden tnded to Goods ell fird eý S ýýpp and ponotaslly at.
of dryage. Chaols Goshen BI TTd tetyf
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GROCERS,
Carner Jackson and eNe areet Forth Dadiact
New aeeOrluteana. outDirc,
Good. delivered free of charge. n ly
p POURSINR & CO.,
Wholeale Coffee Dealer,
-gea~t for the Gl 4 oraver Street.
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Sacred Heart, the Mlat the Daughter of thepro
aien1
Do FIUANCIL.
the
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o 51............Camp Street.............51
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wr- Davied Waloee, of Wailece Co.
act JohnS. Walton.
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at In sma fem. One Pound Sterling up,
to Payable"at the fellewing beanoh es
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4SA. JONES. . Treasurer.
E *HIBERNI BANK-.New Orleaos, December p9, -
[ 1871.-Th. Directo .of this Bak have thie day de. 1
Glared a dividend of SIX PER CENT., free ci Gorern. H
( meat tax, payable to the Stockholders on the 10th olf
January next.
[ Ja7 JAS. 3. TARLETON Caehier. 3
SSOUTHERN BANK-New OrleCrs, Jaoury 8. 1879.
At an electLon by te Stokohholdere, on the 13th ultimo a
SIthe follewing named gentlemen were nnanimen~y
elected Director. of the Bank for the eneuiog year, 2
namely,
Meeere. TBOMUS LAYTON, W. C. C. CLAIBORNE,
WILLIAM T. NEPP, C. ROSELI S, JOHN T:
MOORE and GC1. W. BSEAN. N
And at a meeting of tbe Board of Directors, thle day, (
THOMAS LAYTON. Req., wa. uuanlmously re.elecieI -
Ja? m C. LIVAUDATS, Casher, J
SOUTHERN Bn&-New Orleane, January , 1879.
The Board of Director. ibis day declared a eemi.nanl >i
Dividend of FIVE DOLLAB5 par share, payable on N4
the 18th inet.
1al 3t C. LIVAUDAI8 Cashie.
HIBURNIA BANK. NEWORLEANS, DECEMBER
14, l87I.--The AnnouaElection h~Mo f w lve irctr.t
enrve daring the ensning 1ear, will be held at the Bank AT
on MONDAY, January 13, 1873, between the hour. of 20
loA. K. end 9 P. m.
drl? Im JAS. J. TARLETON, Cashier
HLBERNTA RAK' OF NEW ORLEANS, am
Naw OLIAtna, Jane 18, 1871,
STERLING BILLS ON THE HIBERNIAN BANK, at I
DUBLIN. payable in all pare of Ireland, from One
Pound upwarda, for eale at this Bank.
JeS ly JAS.J. TARLETON, CChiar,_ PA
FOREIGN EXCHANGE,.
F ow OEHGNHCH NG Orleene, May 1870,
Thie Bank will draw STEELING BILLS in earn to
suit pertile wiehing to remit mail amount. to England
or Ireland. C. LIVE IDAIB 143
myl4 ly Ceetler.
BELLS.
GEEL MEAL S..ý
THE MRNNESLY BELL FOMNDBZ.
Established in lIBlb
llfor ChurhesrbAcdd'f IFactorle, etc., md.
o J pametane (copper and tin,) mounted wit
Binadtentod mOuning, end warranfted. t
orer and nad Phreddreaeed to the Nedw rlea
spYdae prompt ent. uand an llrurated at,
lons Weant free, upon ?PpIlcatlon.
asN y . t G. R %NEBLY
R ant lWeat Troy, New York.
pELICAN iAL MZXCA5YILK
JOB PRINTINO OFFIOE,
Bindery and Blank Book Maonfactory,
Corner Camp and Poydra. etreet ew Orteana,
a1,g ly EFFUST TVBPXN, Prepretw*
F01 ~rm r Jim -m
Jum* RAs.
Cm~eidw Sinhinaglmr
juait~ , . wa
1'.gwst TOP dO
Yo rk i Ill ala trot Now
SATURDAY, at a r. thi 8617 7I 1
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CARRYING T35 UNRTRD STATES MAILS.
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Saiing tent New Yrk. RV&Y ZNEDY
CANS tamuOe.
Vram New Orleans to Liverpoo.. J11 and 5130
Paul and Germa?. ýat 'ow rate.
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From New Orleana to nLiverpeol ..,....
SPats...........
The Stteroms on thee Steemer 1oen n
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SNOT VRNTILATION.
Apply to WILLIAMS & OUION
SB roadway, New paor. 151
-nds O .7. N. LTDWIS Agent.
sl y 190 Comms strops, liwOrleas.
. UNDERTAKERS-BUILDERS:.-PAII.TERS
D . ,ULLY UNDERTAKE
o. 3 astr wndests t
/B0twan Bratuend Tate s
Kesa on a sat tm et dof olo
CAo.L SM e iANDtr-CAS s
and Wood Coes of all duettpdoe an u aeMthi
requielts W asallbon es d' arrola end Earonoke or
AZL s e1- -
J m or AeLY azoPRsl ere O P Exsh d
emil UN~BI~d~DERTAKER IS and 8 lysig
.ogh. street, oppegt Pt~assichra.J surcgads.Tiai
~1tk~7,5g5 w orbes...
a aPl nalways en bawd
mtrajt attnded to by top rlgtoe aWher who sb
i ttntin tinns to obtan.a , .
FRACAR JOHNSOND, BIDDER PAR
206 and 207 Magazine Street,
Betweren Jou ed S. Joseph,
a contantly m had a f ll aesortment of Wood
and Metalla Buria Cases and Caskets. Boig" Em.
bslmed by the mot approe proeo or disinterrsd
and cared4l! sPsed Car tieesalw on band for
pETER GALCLER. UNDERTAKER,
No. StJoesphino tr-, nw M agaIne.3
oIsll., Mahogany, Black Walnut emd Plaim Ceffina
al~uca hand. Heaod~rse adCaragestohir
rl bond or dieoterradendcarefallyghj~~*
er odatlsattend!dtoperson obythg paopmotor, suppemil
hg hopes by stiles attention to obtain a share of the
public patronage. 0n 71 ly
C. DILLON,
CARFUIITER FIND BUILDS!,
931 Carondlle street, Bon N Mechanics' BEohbage
Now Orleans.
obbing promptly attended to. en13 71 ly
P tot a ocs so tNwrs sfRETURNS THaNK
Pj'~ag ~p for tholrpaironugg1Pny
for the laet tweny years. He hue now made extendire
additione to hbi worhshope, end introdued segeral ~
Wood~working Masahseg, which will- enibl him to at. i
d promptlyto any businessn hisilineg,
Sbopaad o ore orner of Pryta and Washington
Bore stro.ts 4 ' Exchange Box No. n1 Pily
&a13 71 l
W : KELLY, .u
CARPENTER' AND BUILDER,
Ie Prepared to
.CONTRACT FOR THE ERECTION OF BUILDINGS,
Or. on Comnmissio ll Superdinten the Erection of
nidinge, or Other Workkl II Line.
Orders left at hi. Shop, 40 MAG~ZINE S~TREET
between Race tad Robin, Box e13 Mechenic' Ex.
change, No. 10 Union stress, will moot with attention.
JOBBING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. 0
ReLdence.-ti Conatae street. JeS 17 1l
p DWARD BUTLER,
CARPENTER,
...............COMMON sTrEET...........333
Cisterns 7A U.A. _ .-- . .1
- CLaterns Made and B'-'-d
L Jobblg and all workL Ib la i prot.
and executed with neatneeand dro y aeny I
A . LO. CDBPNET AND BULD
113 tinBt Charles at bet Jaii and St Joseph, V.O.
Box 94 Yeohaaioe' Excbange.
All order. in the Building tine tbaakiully-re,
and Immediately attended to. a
Commennloation Box at the Carrollton Bard Dspo,.
Napoleon venue.
Esters t Richar Eaterbrook. 8eo of thelate am o
Galler &iterbrook, Architects rsa kg C31at
. LINCO. E. u "
N CO., RI BON, ACDE RgEMOVV
ALL KINDS OF BUILDINGS,
All communinateoas should stee.lsebt etreet
Mechanlc.' and Tradere' xoha~nge, 10 Union Btreet
New Orleans. n stews
Country orders roetlvarendedi Is. Ja. ly
MILLINERS-DRESS O AXE-RS-
MIL.M. MAHER, -d
20........--- Canal Street.......
Would rresctfuell ca the attentbon. of her ma
thnd pbl geerato her large aed well
BONNETS, RIBBONS, LACES, ETC.,
at her new store 207 Canal street.
The DRESS MAKING DDPAETM1NT wll receive
every attention under Ms Mahbere pervison where
PAtTRnSo, aELE of tO latePt stlae ae se
na teR wead b mbe heseen.r.1
QPENING DAY.....j --..OPENING DAY.
MRS. ISABLLA TRATHIB'S
NEW STORE,
145...........C anal Stret...........145
One Door from Boulbon.
Mr.. STRtATEh wofld reepeOtflInform her ca.
Comers, and the ladiee of 'thiat. tat sIhel!l open
her New Mtore on SATURDAY October 14 and will
be prepared to show all the Newetand ate ltles of
Honneta etc., for lea. Ms and Children
Also, a large stock of Fancy Good. of every dssoi
tion, and cIli be pleased to have her friedsecallrpd
examinshe styles. Mrs it willh yr frine a fu
dasJ to take all orde S Mfor D At . M ~ ins 1
MRS. I. STRATBIB,
145........... .Canal Street. . . .143
One door from the corner of Bourbon.
P. S-Merchants having orders to Ill will plea.e give
hMrs $ a call. cJr
N EEDL WORK.
The SISTERS OP THE GOOD SIHEPHERD would
respectfully Inform the public that they areprepared to
doany kindofl EEDLEWORK, Plain and Ornamental,
and they weuld he most thankful "~ .Ir -
tended to then.j
PROY*SIONAL,, CAROS.
W. ANCmi ,
A1'ZOlNSY AT .AW,
.. .O... .. roCM eP U.. ,......
Býn 1ý ]r w owm
Ds ?l ..:...sn I". I,'. NewZge
Azil aigim !beh ieee- wlih eq wswt aho5l t i'eek~g
w s«. AuelmWIShI.' the lrem et all.
r "Toe ea.d withas Pala. *4 ?l 1.
L DR JONt 1. ouLLj
377.CampA NOT *S- . ..l317
ipeae ir~ r s muoatIss h _ _ou
aeia s to heooZ et ~~th ~li
DL. .. W. BýNU DsmUet.
NwO age loa ,· y gi seos1. nj T
DR- THOf. LAITON, e
146 Jako tree. .46
*0.. hoUr, from tea o e3ý. myUssi "nly
DURAa" 03 TUE aYS AND RAN.
- · DR. O.-BEARD,
OCULIST',
142 ... . o.AL . 14AXAX. B
'g~[~~uu. r··i( a Il~ MY At! It~f
G . >rWNXRDSNXCB
" DENTAL SURGEON,
1G5.......... S. Charles Street.......155
MCOL~i 4 KLZflPJsRTi
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
OSeeN. 30, sou oftreet
ats LIý Nw Ordegma.
of COAL ANID WOOD.
Z. AT us CORCA,
OAK, ASH AND PINE WOOD,
i -Alo
54 t JAND. SRRNLS, ETC.,
semis asw tsem e~Moeable Tem..
3o s OW U~IPJmUa tImes Leadiag
1y~ do" tm ý"'C''a' er.'i" ýsol.:.
SSPENCER FIELD, JR.,
Whol ale and Retail Dealer In
bPittsburg, Anthracite and English Cannel
COAL,
S Also, all kinds of
WOOD,
L Corner of Camp and Girod streets,
olm And No. 961 Magasine street
nol9 3i New OreasJe,
J J. CLARKS,
WOOD AND COAL MERCHANT,
Omee otrner JUlla and Dryades streets,
And Corner Libert sa~d .Talatmeta
New Orlae.e
Dealer in Wood and Coel, B , and, Laer Cement
airter, , Har. Lath, Shingele, Oak, sb sad PFne
SWood, boa andCharcoal, wholewe andud ebm at he
lowest market raes. Order died and sieaasoato
suppi ed at short notice. at 3m
g"" e o j New Orleans. Bomie, Won £ Co.
SIY·~L~O~ Pirtiebrg
W . COKUN & CO,
COAL MERCIIHAS,
Mo5 am Ofice, 138 Oraver street I
&r R. Dves as v
PA 1. D ;VaROaz aIca DR VflOg*
S Wholealeand Retail Dealers In
Pittsborg, Anthracite ahd Cannel Coal,
OVFX.PIC 170 ORAPVI3R RTR
arde-s Deophlne Strset, sad Head of opital tree,
oSe on the Lreee. ewOrlans. T
PATRICK KuliPay 431 MAGNOLIA BTREKT,
(BeteenThai. and Erato streets.)
re hand alareoc .3
Oak, Ash and Pine WOODe, tookot
Pitbnr COAL and CHARCOAL,
- Ail orders prompen;Uendd t netee 'a
~ NYw Orlesas,
FOR SALE BY
1101 Delord street t ccorne Dryads.
OAK, ASH AND TP1B WOOD M PiTa gBty COAL
* CARCALANDýWkITZH SAND, COA
-Ponndeetee Bdaakh dmslite sap. C
ed0 sl he nee and loweas market pries.
BAKERS-CONFECTIONERS.
"M$ ARGA ST RXT... RGAET EAUOuasER
It
BREAD AND CRACKBER5 BAKER,
T
* 74, :O and 78....New Levee....74, 76 and 78
SNear Podras street, New Orleans.
rKeeps seastantly on hand alarge asseaea
BREAD. CREAM BISICUzTh and RACKNUý
* of every desoription; amde maohlo , love
makt prices.t ie?~mh anrTi towest
p. COSGROVE,
BAKER,.
No. 186 Sr. Maur Stagr,
fell-IN Between Mageaine and Constance.
DAVIS tt FRERET,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
27...........Commercial Place....... ...27
Prompt attention paid to Purchalsing ad Selling et
Proparty. Collecting Rents, etc.
Rent Bulletn lessed daily.
Sal Balletin leaned semi monthly.
Persnal attention given to any City Properwe ab
nor bands. sefja
ANoS............... ..........ANOS
BEST0 MAKER..
Chichering, Stodart uild, G.rom mrson, and
the SR Louis " bel Trell ,"
FACTORY RETAIL PRICES
lin Twelve to Twenty-Four Monthly Paymentr without
Send for Circnlar. InteresL
Sole Agency for the LA FAYN MUSIC-Prce Four
dcll m BLACKNARS
"Temple of Music, New Orleans
-er
A,
to
TRADU A1
THU 306T DELICIOUS 1 ALUuZoxvxw TOT
- AND *PP8?ZaBR IN THU WO3WD
Spirit pure as Nreagh I~aady. the mesdl~asiIw
eats d~uu Dhr am .. aed sapsrtoe te ano errs
rare hutuao.. tribete a tsa esrlta-t helm6 W.
DON~xI AND NEC MIOSUSb) NY TEN um
CAL FACULTY 03 O AND TIOUTmmr
ALANAMA.
The people mar aed oN eothaljaaoay :oa -
SIt popularity bas Med. ith sams. ~hsae" l k..e
sad a. hmIly or Tmpsoyali amigos osmoo her be
without It. Try It. DL TUmNR M #hl.
CAtuOtao Fstmara Cm.,, Altgm3
Dr. Tooero: >t'~ite 'MMbrMSS T
D mr Sets-You should hat, aeo p g
reuses fart so .osptr
Ctat aay s ,?'~i Se latoedeag dteb Dipsi
anyoo ethr mdiese.
Cl.a 1. U. STLLONE aasu
For r. r o y pot. . DUCO ON,
ergotk as r a pd
Sprt alwa. says: 1!rbt~ai st .[ w D
"I bae rehsde rsrs asl besed oi its ILRRV
CsMXA la soar.tomaeb amt tdls~oti , t i bia
COL. T. 8_ STALLWOZTH says
""Slyebtl ~eted with p·Trlr~ e, tLd
ýBMý Lai mated a newa a 6F
rrooa1s~ad to a.. t. au oba~o~i
For sale by F. P. D I N
am if . aa1 1S s lOata
ADuSznHLsr 3153 r.-Thew islbs bisa~taY~sii.
te himss of o, the hiss of sse i t("as. t
tbe moes dsaighs' d bias is thati of uemi
Tarrans's Eervesesot 8eltsr Aprleas
! the a"p'ilag gebiet g 11ia sus
etem i i will sa rehe bas
er hiso bse d wilt e esd o r b
ties, is, tif hers sescipssivo. 0 y a
----- Sate'TSi so 1
, ANATA OTAUO
BITTERS.
The WANATA GUACO
DeLL bliftyM oL~
seole. at, . O d antIrely at the
Piue"5 týbi55bstsaceoftosr..
TrussesBrsee ad B bimtterpore
M EE IPD ghsr~ Dlashis Sta
into pr swasree tagaist Cexiers,
* aamd cc.r for
L a
.oC~eoven oass-se
Nervous Dsbiliay,
la iand sea, ha sestlswt
LWsanel a of lbs
and all Isiiperdn
SSfromIV e O
ACn or rBOWoLS
d oIM M Du aoD~um
Piateatie U. S. Irt..
JO.0 LLADOS.
apin *i Caraee'A°Dral sea Oheargsii74we
JA SAPILLDAYN. MANUW .CT g jAD A!
at. prlis of lMsBe
Trusse., Braces and Abdominal Support.,.
T, BRYRN DIPIOA America owrd"a elb.owar.Wss
WhT r 157. NABle awma t the osiassUb.
TM33S DIPm MAS awarded at at TuON
ie. 1O71.lem.
L I wish to inform the publiC that usj Palsdntk a
/ wel a inLeePaiest Abdomis nyea
pact, and baa's sespwig.%ss
o lbabbrtblesepspedasee iat llleyfses Tbstg .i
will Jusull m ý e f your aisi. A
tilwtl o nsateas that bombs ou isosae.,
L Jeit l ly SPI.LLMAN, q uaeressssue
7 Betwee Pydideaud Tale. _
PI COUGR8-OLDb8-A$TBXA,
UtemaraheThrtat frall sabs.
Pi, PLcTn, BLALKis theL- W
mLeU. withe m1asalabls is
Esid atCL al elasotdd
for. Give Its trial. Price .
SMAR at aO. wsl allrb whelasl
Th ol v g Fe sidemototh
osable th rasm as t Js
Cwith sarD ion a
D AL D.,. rPtigteL b
ptsbebado, abort etie sadas rael hl tot
Usd a deecriptiretl pUmulae It·· eastisvla
Wisfelmttobe ads Imps rev teta4o ,
s It I IrS olCKodoo by e beaisesr
Los I.ars m aea ·ooafre let-l111 ctfa
Istiotba in stun~~or so ale.OldMylb ato
miredr on ortpt S oto.. thddi a s ass hee . l o M te
Spaeluador ist eelsm"i
M A D UTo O R D E Cal or address, wih sta m p wat ra
T uWIS LOCraauzs. sZas Ne 595
pStte V--eesa. ewdess from.
Fmr ta ithes ppitrof r ag'
4alarrh Bemad dl·J ~sir a meeMa
mato and CVb h
Mggl by Drggst aor ISac "0 .
(gna fomrapidT IiCIere A C.. ausnb TONGd wo
C1 InnO. ,, Mn Franclace Cal.
-·o~l iN?03T155 ASO nsram lx -L~d
AIVN AND- c CIofA VT".ASE LACQti or WARN
AND ROTIA DS/UYKfT ONC GOOD DO,
best TO OBaDSon Cfalorb adtress, either ism .o
oI=&. Dr. T. bT. o. PSIaid Nrt , sa Hoarelfos
is al .the trd. .w of
1600 furala Chi oasjed by
the proprietor of Dr. Leares
Q"I'Ih tap~ r a aeo
=.w ' nOITria
hichbeponoaottaom.
Morld byDrggst a 1 ae
Y UT SING do CO.,
NO. 4b'ItOYAL ST·I1Lfi.
(Agents for F OU, I IN(a c CO.. and TONG, C. , o anFanico 3a) W
JAIrAN AND CHTVA TRAS, LACQQ1B WARN
AND FYANCY D$,1)
Arepreparid to contract for ad delive TRAo tebt r NwOlenLao b"ýdo thrLMRLk
to sui the trade isii uo te
Are alsoprepared to famis Chis'rj~bom
Rollr to RI. 7. JONES A Co.. Ran Proclres
Il c ,Ot. '. ;3TZ~i go ,
M3 7 ':"".O 2: J:" 1<