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,xning Star and Catholic Messenger.
slW ORLEANS, SUNIdAT, MARCH s9, 1874.
UIRITORAL AND OTHER ITms
The German population of New York reaches
260,050.
Dr. Ro'ers has started a Catholic weekly,
lied the Souther, Catheie, at Memphis, Tenn.
The New Catholic Church at Milledgeville,
,will be completed about the middle of
pril. The" cost will be aboqt $4,000.
It is a rule of etiquette in Arkansas that no
true gentleman will eat with his leg thrown
over the back of his neighbor's chair, if he can
help it.
The "first lady" business afflicts Cincinnati
Jut now, the question being whether an alder
man's wife is higher than the wife of the ooun
ty recorder.
Prosperity is a more reined and severer test
of.character than adversity, as one hour of
summer Sunshine produces greater corruption
than the longest winter day.
New Orleans is said to be the largest city,
.in area, in the United States. The recent
addition of Carrollton gives her about sixty
square miles of territory.
There is a great deal of distress in the Ger
man capital. The casual poor who sought re
lief in the Berlin workhouses last mouth am
ounted to 13,834 men and 739 women.
The dog has a great attachment for person,
but none whatever for place, whilst, on the
other hand, 'the cat has an attachment for
place that is seldom shaken, and not the least
for person.
A fat French lady says: "I am so fat that
I pray for a disappointment to make me thin.
No sooner does the disappointment come than
tie mare expectation of growing thinner
gives me such joy, that I become fatter'than
ever."
New York has become so crowded, and the
dwellings are so far removed from the business
portions-of the city, that co-operative lodging
houses for clerks are about to be established
over the larger stores in the lower part of
the city.: It will be going back to the old
London fashion of many years ago.
Father Monsabre, O. & D., is preaching the
Lent at Notre Dame, Paris, before large and
brilliant congregations. Each sermon he
preaches is pronounced by the Parisian press,
which is so critilsl, to be more beautiful than
its predeoessor. His eloquence reminds many
of Father Lacordaire, and at the conclusion of
a recent conference. the Cardinal-Archbishop
of Paris got up in his throne, and in a few
short bat pointed words thanked the great
Dominican for his magnificent oration.
.e Mfnde publishes a sort of table of the Ca
thelie Hierarchy, showing that " the Catholic
world is divided into 865 dioceses, not incln
ding the five Delegations Apostolic, the 109
Vicariates Apostolic, and the 28 Prefectives
Apostolic. The two seniors of the Episcopate
are the Cardinal of Angelis, Archbishop of
Fermo, preconized in 1826, and the Archbishop
of Tyr, preconized also in 1826. The first is 82 2
years of age and the second 87. After these
two prelates, the oldest in the Episcopate is
thePope, preconized Archbishop of Spoletto in
1887. It cannot be denied that this Hierarchy
is an organized power. It is consolidated
under the control of one man, who commends
almost a thousand dioceses."
ST. TEREkSA's TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY.
This (Sunday) evening, at 4 o'clock, there will
be a meeting of Catholic gentlemen in St.
Theresa's school house for the purpose of start
ing a Catholic Total Abstinence Society. We
need scarcely mention that the movement has
thehearty approval of the zealous pastor,'Rev.
T. J. Kenny. The committee on -organization
of the State Union, which has the matter in L'
charge, has issued a card, which will be found I
in our advertising columns, inviting all Cath
olic gentlemen of the parish who desire to
take part in the organization to be present. PR
ARRIVED AT LAST.-The horse donated by
Mr. Kennedy to St. John's Fair, and which
will be contested for at the Morning Star table
by four young gentlemen, lias arrived at by
last, and can be seen at Shawhan's stables,
Gravier street between Rampart and Dryades.
Each ant in an ant hill knows his com- a
panions. Mr. Darwin several times carried
ntat from one hill to another, inhabited
Ipparently by tens of thousands of ants, fall
aut the strangers were invariably detected
nad killed. Thinking there might be a E
amily odor by which they were recognized,
te put some ants from a very large nest Gr,
nto a bottle strongly perfumed with as
afetida, and restored them after twenty.
our hours. At first they were threatened
,y their companions, but were soon recog- 5
sired and allowed to pass.
DIED: or
-CKEsiq--On W ednesdny, about 4A.M., Cathsrine
Cisasa, is religion Sister Mary Authny, aed fity-r
- ysa native of Arnagh, Irelansh ,5; f
RRADL RW--Wo)d esda morning. March e5. 1874, LA
hsie (bettr knowsas P eter) Bradley. agd thirty- L. l
vs gm, a natie or the parish of Temple Meye, IL
1UDDao l IersIas. .
Pt
Prf
w ORLEANS CATHOLIC TOTAL ABETI
1303 A5SOCIATION -A .pe~aJ meeting of this
eiatl-aa will be held THIS (Sunday) EVNfIlG,
re 55th, sts o'clock. at the Star all, Its Poydras
-t, ·rn~er o Camp. I
e5neln whisng to join are Invited to attend. p
THO& . RAPIR, Proesident
'. H .. erets,',. nmbS. It
OLAL 01 THEE CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTI
3C UN~TION, STATE O LOUISIANA.-A meet
will be hid on BUNDA? XVENING, March1 TB
I o'ieek, in St. Theresa's BNail. Ratostreet,~ between
s ea Mgatsia steets. S the pu , oforma g H
thllo Total Ab·tione s society Jo St. Theresa's ASbO
i-h - oatlagdeerlgt invited to be 17.
t at th meetiag w
H. RI. CIs, at 7e
D. . NITCELY. Pen
-- t Cmrnuttooea .
iger. LADI5E' FAIR
Benefit of St. Michael's Church,
I Commencing on Easter Monday, April 8, 1874.
aches The fellowingore the names of the Tables, to be pre
sided over by the Ladles whose names are appended:
lekly, St. Michael's Table-Mre. Hanley.
ren. SI. Alphoeau' Table-Mrs. M. Kennedy.
will, ELbernian Table-Mrs. Heaerty end Mrs, Dillon.
The School Table-Mnls Warner and assitents.
1. of Crescent City Table-Mrs. Quirk end assistants.
Cotton Pres Teable-ire. Christie.
Aat spirited contest between Messrs. Wm. H. Dceves,
at no Jacob Von Hoven, and P. B. Gilmore, for a horse and
rown buggy.
e can A ret-class Race Boat between the Rowing Clubs.
mh22 5p tt
nnati LADIES' FAIR
Ilder- FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
coun- New Church of St. John the Baptist,
teTO OPEN ON
rtest
t of Easter Monday, the 6th of April Next.
ption I THE
HALL OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST SCHOOL
city, HOUSET DRYADES STREET.
scent The following are the Names of the Ladies who will
sixty preslde over the different Tables:
SANCTUARY TABLE-The Ladies of the Sanctuary
Society.
G MORNING STAR and PICAYUNE TABLES--Mrs.
it re- S . C. Stewart, and assistants.
ST. JOHN'S TABLE-Miss Burns.
ST. THERESA'S TABLE-Mrs. Wheelsan, Mrs.
Larkey, Mrs. Flood.
reon, ST. PATR1ICK' TABLE-Mrs. Gillan.
1 the BT. JOSEPH'S TABLE...Ms. organ, Mrs. Farrell
end Mrs. Mansield.
Sfr T. PETER'S TABLE-Mir- . Quinn and Assistants.
least ST. FRANCLS DE SALES' TABLE--.Mr. Beiley.
mh8 tf
that BARGAINS.
thin.
than
nner New and Cheap Spring Goods,
the Our importations for the past week include:
Selid Colored SILK CHALLIS.
mes Solid Colored SIL SUITINGS.
gang Solid Colored SPRING SILKS. t
Solid Colored GRENADINES.
shed Solid Colored PERCALES.
Solid Colored T VELING GOODS. t
t of Solid Colored LAWN.
old fo
A GREAT VARIETY OF STRIPED AND
the FIGURED GOODS IN ALL THE
he NEW FABRICATIONS. l
ass, o i
GR ENADINES, BLACK AND COLORED, PLAIN
any AND STRIPED T
n of Ana a
hop VERY ATTRACTIVE IN PRICES.
few Black Mohair GRENADINES, 88 e. 35o.
Pain Blaek Worsted GRENA DNES, 7I0E ,
e ew Styles COLLARS a lnd CUDPS
New Styles RUFFLINGS and RUOHINGS.
Ca- New Syes LACE and GRENADmN VEILS.
Now Styles TIES-Gonte' and Ladies'.
olic New Styles PERCALES and CALICOES.
cmu- New Styles GOODS for Boys.
1 lne Cotton PRDEBSKIITS, -Pat n 75., usually Il.
Fine Cotton UNDERSKIRTS-.Tacked .$ usually 6110.
ves White andBoff PIQUES Se c usuOalc y 40
i ee on bleDBESS GOODS 150., usually 30
pate WHITE GOODS 230..p usaly
White Cis brc NY OTHER I ARGA INS.
Din BRAS'ELMAN & ADAMS
Sof 5i and 58re..... MAGAZINE STREET .....5 and 58 ac
d BordeCorner St. Andrew street.
PeRCLE CASH HOUSE. mhnd tPRLTS 1., sllyc.
d is aIIA O LARGAINS.
THE WEEKLY MOBILE REGISTER,
Published March 28th,
vill 2t
t.is a Double Edition of Sixteen Pages, which contains,
among other matter, the entire new story, written for
rt- the Register,
" THE MOONLIGHT SONATA,
ev. A ROMANCE OF TWO RIVERS," C
ion Br Hon EDwnr DzLgox ; I20
in Large amount of Correspondence from Washln gane It
ud New York, etc , Selected Matter, and 1
th- Agricultural Essays for the Farmer. 100
to There will also be in this great edition of SIXTEEN
PAGES a large space devoted to the subject of
INSURANCE ;
by It will also give full information concerning the
INAUGURAL FAIR,
le to be hold in Mobile during the week of May 5th, 107 P]
by the Agricultural Association.
The REGISTER is the
Best Advertising Medium
in the South, having thousands of subscribers in COi
Alabama, Mississippi, etc.
Id t is peculiarly valuable to Farmers, having a care- buD
fully edited AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT, the ,
• mhb9 It delie
a ENLARGEMENT OF STORE
I, AND
it Grand Opening of Spring and Summer N,
Dry Goods,
LEVY BROS.,
580............ Magazine Street...........50
HavIng enlarged our store. 10 Mgnaso street. to
meet the domunde of the trade, and properly dleplay
our lrgoe rrial. of SPRING and SUMMEgR GOODS. prll
a we would inform our msny friends that we re now
reedy to receive their orders. A fewr our prie we P
CALICO at c0., VICTORIA LAWN at I .. BISHOP j
I, LaWNr at ec., SWISS at 1. and htgber. LINEN
LIAWN. white sod printed, at 50 and S30., SOWT
1, FINISHED COTTON at I1lc.. BOBINET BARS uta6 $
IRISH LINEN at 3Oo., and a irg nssortment of other I
.gP0dL at low rates, at-
HIS I LEVY BROS,
all It e r 0o atunstreseit.
F.- ODUOIST AND APOTHECARY.
Corner of Drysdes and Seeood Streets.
And Corner of Felacity and Mgnolis Strects,
Pure Drugol. Seleet ldcelseand Choice Chemicals,
Pesfumery. Seeps, Fsnoy Artliles, and all articles
usually fonud In Ewoell-regulated Dreg Store.
Preserlptins carefully componded day ond eight. mh•
SPECIAL NOTICES.
IMPORTANy MEETING.--The gdntlieme of tlbs
PILGR]IMAGE COMMITTEE will meet at 5 o'cock Barr
THIS (Sndai-) EVENING. is the Str Hell.
All Ctheolic gentlesmen are invited to a4tld.
THOS. LAYTON, Chairman,
THOS. 0. RAPIER. Scretary. mats Gene
HBrnIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID Ords
ASSOCIATION-Brnnch No. C-New0rlese, March 36,
154.--The regulhr moethly meeting d Baanoh No. 4
at 75 o'clscki in t. ral a o14 Chur, J ·Dzd'm. stn .
M. WEBELARAN, Preldest. I
NOTICE....... .................... NOTICE.
THE STAR HOUSE.
I have the pleasure of informing the public, and
1874. famflies in particular, that on the THIRTIETH OF
MAbe pr RCH I shall open a
ded: DRY GOODS STORE
AT
on. 164 .............Canal Street..............164
Opposite the Varieties Theatre.
eaves, The proprietor will sell goods at prices to suit the
Sandtimes.
Come and examine my stock, to be excelled by no
ib. house in this city as to quality, low prios and good
selection ; my object being to answer to actual circum
etances, and be satisted with small profit, persuaded
that those who will honor me with a call will be con.
vinced of my low figures, and always fnd a varied and
St general assortment of Goods, such as LINENS, COT
TONS, SILKS, WOOLS, and in fact every article nr
taining to a frst-class house, promising to the kind
patrons honoring me with their presence that nothing
will be left undone on my part so as to give them entire
satisfa.tion, being delighted to show them my goods at
OOL- all timce.
J. M. SOTOMATOR,
Smh9 Sp tf N o. 164 Canal street.
GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWS!
tuary Better Times Ahead for New Orleans !
-Mrs. THE FORT ST. PHILIP CANAL WILL BE BUILT I
Therefore, save all the money you can during the
intervening time, by buying your
Mrs. Shoes, Hats, Caps and Trunks
AT
arrell MRS. D. J. LOWENSTEIN'S,
THE LADY CHEAP JOHN'S,
ste. 549............Magazine Street...... .. 549
ey.
Look for the sign of the WHITE LION on RED
SIGN, where you will annd honest dealingrs, pleaant
and polite aeommeodtion GOOD and CHEAP OOOD8.
Come and sateisfy - ourtv before purchasing else
where. Country orders flled with punctuality and die.
patch. pontti on nd small eountry stores supplied
To their advant·nge as they can be fuellthed with ANY
NUMBER AND QUALITY. o mhS 74 ly
STATE LINE STEAMSHIPS.
As A. K. MILLER & CO. have generously ommis
stoned me to SELL PASSAGE TICKETS for their
Line of Steamships, and as the season for European
travel will soon commene, it may be well to remind
all those who intend visiting Europe or sending for
their friendo, that the best Line of Steamshipq direct
from this port to Liverpool are those of the State Line.
The reputation of this Line is now well estahiihod ; a
iD stewardess and surgeon are attached to ah temer i
no charge is made for attendance ad mediocne; every
comfort, good food and acoommodationes; pradent and
skilful offees odd to the cheerfulnoess and safety of a
voyage on these eteamers.
IN I am now prepared to sell RETURN TICKETS,
available for twelve months, at reduced prices, and
Through Tickets to all parts of the United Kingdom
and Europe.
P. F. GOGARTY,
PASSENGER AGENCY,
151.............Camp Street .............. 151
mha9tf Opposite St. Patrick's Church.
CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS
PROM
fI. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS UPWARDS to the most
elegant bound and finished,
AT
soc. W. D. MATTHEW'S,
mic. 619............... agazine Street...........619
mb99 t jal 74 5p Bet. Josephene and Jackaen ats.
SUNDRIES............ ..........SUNDRIES
Landing, ex steamers Vicksburg and State of Lonisl
158 ane, from Liverpool:
45 bbles. qr., hf. and pound cans Colman's Fresh
it IMUSTARD.
20 cases qr., hi. and pound cans D. S. F. MUSTARD.
1 50 cases NUTMEGS. a
25 casks Choice Turkish PRUNES.
200 boxes English CONDENSED MILK-equal to
in a, any made.
for For sale in bond, or duty paid, by p
SMITE & MOKENNA, a
mh9 2t t 8,7 nd 89 Poydras street.
CANDLES, STARCH, SOAP, ETC. tr
2000 boxes 4e, Is, So. 7s and 8o STAR CANDLES.
300 "' Sam'l Leonard & Co.'s SPERM CANDLES.
o00 " PARAFINE CANDLES.
1500 " Clement's, Johnson's and For's STARCH. 1.
1000 " Procter & Gamble's SOAP. t
S 2000 " Jas. Kirk's CHICAGO SOAP-a full line of
all his brands.
0 "0 Choice Marseilles CASTILE SOAP.
For sale in lots to suit, by ta
SMITH & MCKENNA, . pa
mh27 It 85, e7 and e9 Poydras street
7 PELICAN HOUSE, i
Corner Canal and Barooue Streete, gel
J. R H O D E S, Proprietor and Manager. TI
in COMFORTABLE, AIRY AND SPACIOUS ROOMS C
For the Spring and Summer MontLs. his
e. Delightful quarters. centranvllocated. convenient for TB
business, may be obtained at this house, together with
the attractions of a ;able supplied with the choisest
delicacies of our markets.
Terms moderate. Da; Bolarders accommodated.
mhb9 4tsp
i NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
PANT. A
OHce, corner of Camp aed Canal streets. Art
buy
Capital,' $600,000. the
Assete, December 31, 1873.......... ;74,505 77
S Insures Fire, Marine and River Risks. dividing theo
I profits oe each depermnesperately to the insured.
For the aeommodatio of Its customers, the Oom. -
p5 y p ll make Marine Lo . e jyable en Londohn.
I .J. TL. av. w. . aPrdt,
D DAVIS & FRERET,
AUCTIONEERS, BROKERS, heu
Aat aIth
REAL ESTATE AGENTS, GE
30...............Camp Street..............30
mh29 74 iysp sew o0.ams. t.. Er
OOPERAGEO ....................*..COOPERAGE. sa
P. A. LEBLANC,
-2............. Front Street .............. 1382
Bet. Cueasmhoues and Bieolilel, ugalr Lading, gn
Orderspromptly atoedod to. Partcular attanti paid tm
to all ceunselyoero. mkO- 74Ip Sey l
T. (, "wor y * w t enr. Field  Co., and lat O
General Collector and Real Estate Agent.
Orders loft at the Billiard Dopet. No. isa Cemmen
stages, between Ut. Clhris and Lrondetet. pem tip an
ttondod to. - mh55741p -
S . MALLORY, Jn.,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, TUn
54........ .......C amp tS k............54 46...
UPPER CITY RAILROAD COMPANY.
Capital Stock - - - - - - - - 200,000,
2000 SHARES, AT 00oo EACH.
Payable, 90 per cent cash, and four noteg of 90 per cont
each, payable Ia 3, , 9 and 12 months,
Ofice, No. 653 Magazine, near Jackson Street,
(Same Building with T. MoKendrio, Gas Fitter.)
ROUTE-From corner of Rousseau and St. Andrew,
out St. Andrew (passing n front of MIagalne Market)
to Chestnut, down Chestnut to Fellocity, out Felicity
(passing within three squares of Dryads Market) to
Magnolia, (passing in front of Keller's Market and
within four sqhareo of Jackson Railroad Depot,) up
Magnolia to Jackson, out Jackson to Roman, up Roman
to Third. down Third (passing within one square of
Second Street Market. and two squares of the Come
Series on Washington street, and in front of Clay
Square) to Rousseau. along Rousseau (passing in front
of Soraporn Market) to the startteg point. Cars will
run both ways.
OFFICERS.
WM. BOGEL, President.
JNO. M. WEIMANN. Vice.Premldent.
N. W. GRISWOLD, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
E. H. ADAMS, of Brselman & Adams.
WE. BOGEL. Corner MNgainm and Pelicity eta.
JPA. A. GRESHAM, 92 Clmp street.
t. T. WALSHE, 110 Canal street.
TOS. SHBBEEHAN. of ioney, Sheehan & Rus.
P-O. H. WANI in, of Barrett & Wesimann.
8. MANNING TODD. of 8. M. Todd Co.
mbh2 5p tf
GOOD TEA AT LAST.
To drinkers who long for and truly delight Ina good
pars, hanet cud of Tea., should visit or send to the
GREAT CHINA AND JAPAN TEA WAREHOUSE,
o.449 Dryadesp street. Old country folks who have
boon sighing and longing these many years for some.
thing like the god old fashioned Tea, are prtloularly
chaed and delighted with the Savor. fragrance and
freshness of our goods. We deliver goods to all parts
ot the city free of ohlge-ooontry orders by ezpress.
0. 0. D. Remember that we have but one address.
GREAT CHINA AND JAPAN TEA VWAREHOUSE,
fel5 r Sp 449 Dryads street. New Orleane
COMPETITION DEFIED.
DRYADESB TREET TO TAE FRONT.
Ladies' and Children's Boots and Shoes,
in all les and ot the best make-a fresh stoek Just
irecved-may be beough at WONDERFULLY LOW
PRICES, MIS. JAIMES A. KELLY'S.
mahe mSp No. 35 Dryadee street.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
AT
JOHN RoMAINS'
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERY,
572 and 274 ine street, opposite agasine Market,
and 30, haingto, corner of Fulton street.
GREAT EGG DEPOT OFTHE FOURTH DISTRICT.
teia Psmllm ouo.r thebet brands, rand guaranted to
ie otletbn ew Tesse, superior flavor and
sitrepth, tain reduced in price. Sugaroured hans
and br fo t Bacon cheaper than ever before since
the war. Coadds Mik and a ull assortment of
Can Goods. Choice Goehen and Western Bette.
Win, Lihore mad Cordieal.
Stes boat, hotel, psntitlon and fm uy orders ezecnted
with dimpetch. ds delivered free of drayage und
a the LOWWST POSSIBLE pRICES. mhbl ldSp
INDUCEMENTS...... .._.. INDUJEMENTS
Lookl Lookli
The old.established store, corner of Royal and St.
Philip streets, is offsrng inducements for cash, to
country and city buyers, for the ooming 8pring months,
never before offered In this market. Their stock oem.
prises everything in the line of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
daily replenished from the Hew Yerk market. Call and
you will go away satisfied. Satisfaction guaranteed to
country merchant. Send yonrordere frem the country.
Ladies, take the Bourbon street car, and get off at St.
Philip street, and in a few mlnutes you will be at the
ST. PHILIP STORE,
mbh8 3mlp No. 230 Royal strets. NJew elrl. -
flsi- *'uo.map u Ro. e Royal street, New Orleans.
rebsh M-AGUIRE'S REMEDIES
ARE THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
RD. AGCIR.'S CUIDURANGO, LIVR, KIDNEY
and BLOOD BITTERS, the last and beet of all their
widely.known medicines, is the only known vegetable
to substltnte for Calomel or Merocry in any form. All
ersons. whether young or old, who maybe suffering
plant, honldnotfll to kees the CoKidneyo.
stantiyon hand, for it thorougily yet mildly remove
all deep-seated secretions from the ystem, thn ret.
t. moving all dslleae, purifying the blood, and preventlng
Malarlious Fevers, or other diseases. One thorough
trial never falls to convi ice the most skeptical of its
virtues.
Sold by all Druggista.
MORRISON & WOODWARD,
BOLE AG5BTS,
S 1.............Magazine Street...........-.. 1
zNw ORLEAIs. de7 72 lyp_
s of s ANDERSON,
PHOTOOGRAPHER,
takes pleasure in anun-am.isg to hie old patrons and th
pubhl:c that be has removed from id3 to
t NO. i5i CANAL STREET,
NEXT DOOR TO HOLOtET'.
His establishment hbe been newly furnished through
out. The latest improvements have been-added, to.
gether with some novelties never before introduced
one of which is making the IMP'RESSION WITHOUU!
THE SUBJECT'S KNOWVLEDGE, producing a much
more pleasiog and natural pictnre
tS Close attention to business, with the best assistants
and artiste, be promises something far surpassing all
his former effurts.
'i THE SUN-PEARL AND CRAYON SPECIALTIES.
th * S. ANDERSON,
t foS 3m.sp 151 Canal street.
UPPER CITY
EMPORIUM OF FASHION.
As Ladles MUST HAVE DRY GOODS and Fancy
Articles of Apparol, they mast also save money, by
buying a good article cheap. In order to comply with
the above, acall is lndispensibl on
LEVY BRO.'8 S
LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
5 0..........Magazine Street............5O
del4 lyhp
THOS. McKENDRIC, 11
PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER,
No. 653 Magazine street, near Philip,
New Orleans.
Eltoýhee Rges, Hot. Cold and Shower Baths, Water
loset. Waosh Sta s. ]m oand Hydrantsu , itido.
I O m enprovved otyle. GLa, Ste81m ad Water PI|
Iruess @ asChandeliors, etc., tted up carefuiy an far
at the shortest notise. auf3 73J lyIp
GEORGE JOHN WAGNER,
DBA Ln IN
Boots, Shoes and Brogans,
Corner liroline and DD phine Ste.,,
Every description of articles in the Boot and Shoe an
line eor Ladles. Gentlemen' and Children's wear, con- Ci
stantly on habund, and offered at the Lowest Posslbie in
PrOice. nbAt3mp hp
138 ............... arD r ....... 138
]ERL ML]TAGO the only OrigIal Dauber. of
SIgn and Ornamental PAINTING " s op p
ea than bý any Other Prouter ntow N Orleans.
SIGN and ORINAILNTAL PAI.I NG r specialty.
Sterm and OSloe Painting, etc., etc. P
Satisfacteoa guarautaed. HRMICTAGE,
iJanlIt p t10 olrod stuoes,.
JOPHN N EALT, aY
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
NO. 9 COMMERCIAL PLACE.
IPseteffic Ben, 13j l1ll
sau5 -3 Iy5'p New Or~ ACs
rAUS erS a . adebg, De
TRIMMINGS, HoSrEY AN spy.'
46 ............a so l, i W8.. . .....
BeeesmQmoea l m4Um
. 3. HOLIMR. A. ]orlXAN. D. W, FA
D. H. HOLMES,
Nos. 155 Canal and 15 Bourbon Streets,
NJTW ORLEANS.
DIRECT IMPORTATIOR.
SILKS,
EMBROIDERIES,
LACES,
SUITS,
CHILDREN'S GARMENTS
HOUSE FURNISIING
HOSIERY, ET6.
Wholesale and Retail.
mnyll 73 17 p
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8 a Bm aate Blesaed, Dyea
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O JUBS 3 N8UTEMICK iT CO.'s
Evr den e"ptod o u w n I d
S METROPOLITAN MAAZINE
S Ale a large aortment of SPRING PATTERNS,
r Latet Stylw e .and Deslgn.o
e mhsllmS WM. r . COOPER, U9 Canal stret.
ket, THOMAS HASAM,
IC.. CABINS MADE TO ORDER.
and SASH. BLINDS, Etc.
Brsancd OYard-Corner of Cedar ant Julia streets,
It of New easin, New Orlerese. bs Ihmap
d MME. L. F. LABAUVE,
L 45 DRYADES STERN, near Euterpe,
S HaJst received a lare and we-ctetock of
DEGLESomR ýtaall the lateD at eleeof
t s n H MILLINRY, at prles to
Steraw ont and Hat leached, Dyed and Altered
A JE FOX NEWS STAND,
AT T E EN OF MAGZINE M KET
has each week an early and fall eapply of STARS,
which heE will deliver at realdenceo In the upper part of
the First and thrughout the Fourth Distriie.
He will also contract for the delivery of the city
and DAILY PAPERS as well as NEW YORK WEEKLY
d JP ERS. nhl Irmmp
StI. H LALEL IN ALL KID8O OF
he WOOD AND COAL,
OFFICE, 321 RAMPART STREET, between Calliope
and/elord Streets.
aood Sawed nd Split by Steam, and delivered at
the following rtes: Oak Wood, 58 14 per cord; Ash
Wood, p per cord. Wood delivered free of charge.
11 Corncr Rampart and Erato Streets, 1
Snd tple to doefy ompt mtion.
S udl meaouro guaranteed i. Jalt 3milp
tOwest t rice.
DEALE TTiI WOOD AND COAL,
S Co rner .... a.... nd ............ treets,
Oak, A, Bakers Pine, Lghtwood and Charcol al .
ways on hand. Wood sawed to stove length and spllit.
iM 3m5p
hANEW FAMILY GROCERY
iUNDER AN OLD PROPRIETOR. o
JOSEPH WAECHTER,
Over sixteen years in the business Jest opened at
No. 154 MAGAZINE STREET. 0
SOpposite the Magazine Market. P
The nnt WINES. LIQUoRiS, TEAS, FANCY and
~T YAPl GROCZIJIE., aways on hand. umb 3map
i No. S1211t. Andrew street, cor. Magazine,
Card Photogaphs, per dos............. .......II . 0 lf
SPicture, with frme ................................ 3 th
Picture with Jet orGold Locket ....... ....... .. o11
eautifal Chromos for Sale at Very Low Prices. lie.
-- . _o'_delt d3tnpy aSpe - mnl. ]w
N. JENKINS, ra at.
S SOLICITO R oF?
American and Foreign Patents,
27............ Commercial Place .......... 27
jail ly~p Ip stalrs,)
. . .. . . . - -N t¶ O R L A 5eL 1 0
NEW ORLEas. ..s
FINE WATCHES~ DIAMONDS. JEWELRY, ,
Platedwars, Table Cutlery, Fancy Goode, te.Pta ry
Sterling Silverware, suitable for presents. lorse and
ros. Inýe st variety. JewelUry maniactered and A
T OE mTLIB RAL PATION Arb.
Iaformfite pnbhchsla aid friseds ia particolar, D
that e has removed to .No. 3l Camp .trest, Is the
Tulal Buidlsg, where his former.... pecalty will be
REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEER ANt) APPRAISER. 40,
He will give his p-rsonal attenstio to the ale and Ct e
and of TWred  l epnd to Road t Rn et.sa.. an e e
of iher former coenlsoco. C.Y. IGIRARDET wh
PIAOS.............. PIANOS............... SI.
MRS. GUSTAVE VOM ROWE, N .7 Magasl ad. , i
Plea- of the beet me fr .e or to rest el ro.se". Ila
T.3 a, BROWN, -
Dele inAL er , SHAD E,
,- wea;& :rm.h beund, mint, mU. I.
r~rou~ur2"
fHUGH McCLO8KEY,
Soda Water, Mead, Coffee and Pastry,
No. 7e ST. caN RLs SrLr.
(SEW BUILDIRO,)
AND.YO. 97 CANAL STRuET.
The uadersigned deelre. rmepectfhlly to intnthr L -
community that by virtue of purchso .·reeg '
he has become the s ie , proprietor ..r - .- ,.ca .g
Soda Water, ead, Cofe and Paotry condectod by bin
deceased unlo, the late Niagh MoCloskey, at the esb
ltehmontu No. 71 St. Churlo" 8ruet. (now build·ig), and
No. l o. . Charl r (ew tr
Having bees peenally iastrueted by the deessned ha
all the improvement attained lt the penqgaeam.
articles eempoetng bil baminse, the subeerlher a
the public that the quality of thee ar olee wri be at
the higheet poseeble emelleace and patty, thL s h.
which he eta to imerlt and preerve their cenaltimek
oMafdeece and patronage.
s"hSUp tf HUGH.MOCLO_. T.
- IHOICE FAMILY GROCEIEL.
J. .* ENAUD. WaLO BU a.
J. K. RENIAUD & CO.,
185, 187, 189 and 191 Camp Street,
Corner of Julia Street.
xEW ot.aAme.
Have always on hand Cholce lamnly loeur, the abe
Ooeben Butter, Lard, and lagCur.Card gea CO
s, Goods. Preerves, Frut, and all artolee reqaledt i e
Stable use, makling the laest ausrtment of, I
PAMILY OROCRUIMB
to bhe found in the city, wblhh they wrll 1in.
O APE3 than ony other boneu in their lin, at
buainea.
e drayage chbarged on goods bought of them, eat
toevery artile guarated to l atsfaction.
G. LYCALINE
The only prertonfor the ekn that a adogr
se to removeo ePr. t. klegag. k
tT. Worm.etc., witout ea . note ped,
and ontans tihou mtil or metanlio ubetance.
RS QUININE HAI TONIC-A sure cure forDandrut
I o NTN LJQUID DOG SOAp-Kills Fyeea Ws
slv ctre. Mango.
LY ELIXIR OF PYROPIIORPNATK IRON AND
P PERUVIAN BAR .-Prevente Chllub and Fernman
p strengthen, the whole system.
FREDERICKSON & IIARTE,
CEIEMISTS,
ape 8 3m_ p 1,3 Canal street. Touro Building.
a HORTICULTURAL ESTAIILIJBHMET.
JOHN J. NAe:E.-t
SNEW OtI.EANS ANDI) CARIROULTOh.
Fruit. Shadeand Ornamental Treaer Evergreen and
in uEitable quantities. at the LOWEST lMAR j
PRICES,.
he atecking of g"rdens of any dlmeuooo, in the mt
c, paNURSZRY t tasteul mlaner.
I R andh- t al eAvenuer (Carroltti . R Al .
rood) three book below the Do ýt.
-m beTomen g°od ordr'lwet at · my 0L .
430,000 s EsortmenOf O
offered, from two to sixs er dd. at ai the el
Jall 3mtp 3 Carnadelett. et a kbelowr Ora er.
I- have the eelr l ity te . OA and d res
REDUCED IIATE OF 67 and in PER CORD.
fsat the b ahrt elt , Plo n tR FUn COA, ao..,
L l epreoy fre e r Cllyhone, anddetllgry d t
oeons.dion d hnd, IeOll tock of rA., OwS.
Opabl rleor. O ao td POTA. TO Jsello itOa .
Pwitdsul Anh - -31 and 14 Camo l Cuoa ,
te alt ones oa tne hicaty w ndi bed e-o a t sa
onst tytonk hn. . Jflstco eneRY af
n. ofAFaS y ToBlet Artcle. PeOTATry, e.,all a
reaonable prics. fnti asU ulelya
COAL. ..........CO.AoL-....0.. .
B. D. WOOD B ROS.,
Pittsburg. Anthracite and Cannel Cosrs
1041 . .... Common Street ............U
Ig l7ep pOplpot, City MeLktl.
` MRO . DATRU . tLOAN
ihl the top lla PetoRE MIthmn.eand l
line of Fanc TolK Aice. P S t
nB Os To E LONGS AND my3O37
DR. THOMAS NlCHOLSON,
4 L90............ M gazine .t.et............A
Peglitauora mAy te hrd a Mie betwele IC e 2
fro te om r o C na, hen.9 4. ar t
WANTS-FOR RENTS-ETC
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aroMe. by thbe Omer. uoeoo {1r oMod. Tem..
wbe residue la R fp etrea xl ta ware, A
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la/Mrartea eoeoetrti· Lie rre rl ~L- "
be tiheklWy to vinhre b my Lie tOII
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AMZ 01· tboerJ of h .orni. f eSIMd to
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