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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-05
TED STATES DIsTKICT Gu URr.
DISTRICT or LOUISIANA.
In Bankrnptcy-No. ~,

In BankruPtcy-NO. ~.
kHX MATTER OF WILLIAM COOPER,
Bankrupt.
iEREAS WILLIAM COOPER, OF THE
pifA Of Orleans and District aforesaid, duly
IA bankrupt under the act of Congress
IIieh q 1881, mas this day fled in said court
.hoH praying for a discharge 9nd certificate
1i nom all his debts and other claims proVaole
slid act
% & therefore given to all creditors who have
lthoiF debts, and to all other persons IN inter
ai The fourteenth day of May, 1863, at II A. NJ,
tnsd for the hearingof the same, and that
Nv then and there attend and show. cause, II
N have, why ths prayer OF the said petition
not be granted. -
ft Once, New Orleans, April Is, 1858.
Smy6 KfL0EW Deputy Clerk.
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Cash Capital of $3,5oO,OOO.

Which will be sufficient to duplicate lines to all, or
nearly ALL the paying points reached by the present
monopoly.
The present telegraph Companies Of the country
have been consolidated into one huge monopoly,
and are now earning siI millions OF dollars per
year, or over one hundred per cent on the actual
cost of their lines their present capital having been
uatered over one thousand per cent
The National Telegraph Company have ia reeog-
milton from the United States Government Of the
Importance of their enterprise, with grant OF the
most valuable franchises ever conferred upon
Telegraph Company. No competing line has eves
had the right now granted by congress to this Com
pany to construct and operate lines every Rail
road and Mail Route in the United States The posi-
ton Of this Company differs from that Of any com
pany ever before organized. The question Of the
right Of way is forever settled.
The Stockholders of this Company can not be solo
out or transferred to any other Company. The Hc
of Congress under which this company has beer
organized, prohibits any transfer OF the franchise
gTantedl
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And this amount is to be paid as follows: One per
cent At the time of subscribing. and no more, until
the entire capital has been subscribed and then on
calls to be made by the Board Of Directors install
ments not to exceed Eve per cent per month When
thirve par cent of the par value of the shares has
been paid csrtiaoatssof stock viii be issued. This
will give the Company paid up - 80 E9--l
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DEEvEs' AMBROsIA

PEEVEs' AMBROsIA
FOR THE HAIR
Improve
1t is an elegant Dressing for the Hai,.
1t causes the Hair to Curl beautifully.
1t keeps the Scalp Clean and Healthy.
1t tuyigorates the Roots of the Ha.,.
1t forcesthe Hair and Beard to grow l1Ee-ilatiy.
1t Immediately stops Hair Falling oat.
Ftkeeps the hair from Changing Color from Age.
1t restores Gray Hair to iss Original Color.
1t brings out Hair on heads that have bsea bald for
years.
1t is composed entirely OF simple and purely vageta
bic substances
It has received over s1 thousand voluntary testimo
malls OF its excellence, many of which are from pay,
sicians IN high standing.
1t is sold in halipound bottles. the name blown in
the glass by Druggists and Dealers in Fancy Goods
everywhere, at One Dollar per Bottle. Wholesale by
Dem Barnes Co.; c. F. Wells 4 Co.; scaisRaIin
mh22 " Co. New York
z SIURER80CEES: MUTUAL s.iEE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Amet................................s3.O 81. .OOO 900.
| ERASTUs LYMAN, PRESIDENT.
Branch once, no. SO Camp Street,
NEW ORLEAss
H O. PAXsoN. MANAGER.
j. B. GUTHRIE, GENERAL AGENT.
Policies Issued and Losses Paid at this
ONCE.
| Premlums non forteitAois under the r1lss of the
Company. After dvs years policies lncontestaole
except for non-paynsnt Of premiums or misstaUs
mentsin application.
No extra charge for residence in or travel to any
part of the civilized portions Of the United States
| Europe. uo2s
L c. BERRY. PETER HART
BEKRT & HART
Wholesale aad Retail Dealers in
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES.
al Camp street,
NEW ORLEANS.
Country orders promptly attended to.
NB-Goods delivered to any part of tie city, frs,
of drayaRe mil
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The state Cenventlsa = Mr.. MolIers'r
KeNoluaHam

The following resolution was adopted bE
the State Convention and forms part of its
proceedings:
ReSoEoed, That we in Convention assem-
bled do indorse U. s. Grant IS our candt.
date for the next Presidency.
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BOARDING,

ssSP Hs AND BOARD PLEASANT
tn.sl p 4na ana Board for families and single gen
i2On NJ ssn he Obtained bg Immediate application a
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aleiu 0rlrans 9epnbIicatr.

OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE UNITED STATES.
-Ao--
OFFICIAL JOURNAL or THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY,
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MARSHALIS SALES,

|nenl Deck Company vs., Steamboat
knterprise, Her Iackle, Apparel, etc,
lnR UNITED STATES DISTRICT OOU RI,
|hs District Of Louisiana, No. 9060.-~By virtue
nrder of Court TO me directed in the
tatitied suit / will proceed TO sell TO the
i hiaAas ar SATURDAY. the ninth
Nay, 1888, az twelve I'D o'clock NJ, at en-
% Customheuss building, on Old Levee
Ssamboat Enterprise. her Tackle Apparel,
! he new lies in the river at Algiers, above
Rleet ferry landing.
u states Marshaps Once, New Orleans,
'N'-4N's +. j. HEBRON,
|llI--aple navIs u s. Marshal
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FROM WASHINGTON

The Progress of Impeachment.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER OF BARNABAS STEVENS
Bankrupt
In Bankruptcy-NO. 81.

WHEREAs BARNABAS STEVENS, OF THE
w parish of St Martin and District aforesaid du =
declared bankrupt under the act Of Congress OF
March 2 1861, has this day filed in said court pet1
tion praying for discharge and certificate thereof
from all his debts and other claims provable under
said act
Notice is therefore given to all creditors who have
proved their debts aud TO all other persons in inter
est, that the eighth day Of June, 1888 at II A. NJ IS
assigned for the hearing Of the same and that they
may then and there attend and show cause, il any
they have, why the prayer Of the said petition should
not be granted.
clerks Once, New Orissns April ID, 1853.
apis myl lel X. LOEW, Deputy Clerk
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-TEn sTArRs DIsTKIOT C0UMT.
DISTRICT or LOUISIANA.
aHE MATTER OF HARVEY II. RoMINE
Bankrupt.
In Bsnkruptcy-NO. IL.

HEREAS HARVEY II. ROMINE, OF
M parish OF Orleans and District atorsaid,
.si.1ed nan <ruDt under the act of Congress Of
kIN7. has this day filed In said Court petl.
fsaynE Tor q discharge and certificate thereof
m hn debts and olher claims prOvable under
|ct-
fesls therefore given to all creditors who have
= tbelr debts and 70 all other persons IN inter
Il lhe fourteenth day OF May, 1853, ct Il A. M,
ined for the hearing Of the same, and that thel
len and there attend and show cause u an
ive. whv the prayer Of the said petition snou.e
4 " Once. New Orleans, April IS, 1863.
smr6 K LOEW Deputy CLERK.
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FED ST ATEs DISTRICT COURr.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
In RnnkruPtcy--N0. 15O.

In RankruPtcy-NO. 15O.
I'M MATTER OF JOHN S. HARRIS,
Bankrupt
frRgAS JOHN s HARRIS, OF THE PAR
n d Conoordia and District Aforesaid; duly
,dk,krupt under the act Of Congress OF MaTen
huthis day fled in said court pehuon
4 if Q discharge AID esrttheate thereof from
dsbts and other Claims prOvable under SAID
y i therefore given 70 all creditors who have
4 thsir debts, and 70 all other persons IN m,
assigned for the hearing of the same, and
sgway then Rnd there attend and show cause,
tisy have, why the prayer of the said petition
\ alfios. New Orleans, April %, 1868;
X. LOEW,
aylON Deputy Clerk.
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'teftheImer vs. Calm 81 Blum-In
Banhruptcy-NO. 81. 6I.-
VIRTUE or AN ORDER OFTHE UNITED
elul District Court to me directed in the above
"a suit will proceed TO sell TO the highest
rlbck Al. Nj, at the auction store OF Hoffman
Z %. No. 50 Gharlres street.
4 Packages II MERCHANDISE.
bales COTTON, etc.
as--Cash in United States Treasury notes al
No " adjudication.
& "a ststes Marshars Office, New Orleans,
Eleventh. day Of April, 1853.
+. 3. EERRoN. U. s. Marshal
sll-ap23 myl59
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NWRWN EpN. AsrEC Slate ROOF,
ING COMPANY,

WTTlI TT TTUE-HII-IH IIT07Vl
aT prepared to put on new roofs, equal n
ANrot 60 the best STANDARD roofs a a much
also te cover and repair old tin and ahingie
H1tinr ehefa IRE and waterproof ihey are
flepdrsd @ cover vaults or brickWoEk Of any
ltqottns It sutirely from the action Of the
aPll atdea
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HOulp
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~ BALTIMORE, Nd. May 4.-- "A duel
ny party-one OF the principals a
p.iisI, ana the other an attache of the
~. usslan Legation, had meeting near this
Stss- s Quay Reconciliation whs effected
Ailer one Intellectual round 1rI
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES.
FOR THE DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
IN Bankruptcy.

THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE THAT BH Al
D. 1868. JOHN NJ. GOULD, Of Jefferson City, Louisi,
ana, has conveyed and assigned all his estate and
effects whatever 60 N. L. Bruce, as trustee, upon
trust for the benefit OF all the creditors Of said John
NJ. Could and that said conveyance was duy exc,
cuted according TO the provisions OF the fortythrd
section Of the Bankrupt act Of March 2, 1851.
apls IaW3w N. l. BAUCE, Trustee,
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BY TELEGRAPH

Special Dispatch to New Orlean, Republican.
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Actual Capital Required

The Company confidently believe that thirty-iV'
psr cent of the Capital stock will construct and
fully equip
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,ba noSLLE, yd, May 4.-The return game between
SiT,hu A4fssotnery and Dramatic Base Ball
,1as ,iiaUaa ~ Tne ne championship of Alabama,
by the latter. Score, 80 and ~ % 1 was "OA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-05
lrInnnelal AIatters In NevE Yorl..

NEw YoRK, May 4.-Money active at 2,
bnt fell off to GOT. Prime discounts TGs:
Gold frmer at 1893 a 1888. Sterling quiet az
lO0l0l. Governments steady and irac, ,
tion higher; old bonds l0s@l0sl: new lUs4
aIO9; 1O-40's 1925 1905 lO738l0Is. stocks
arm with general improvement IN prices
IRON hEIsaissIpPi.
JACKSON, May AIN the absence ot other
business the Convention occupies its time
revising the Constitution.
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Cheeks and ali kinda Of COmmsruial Printing neatly
sEscutsd Atths Republcan oaes. No. 81 st. Ohariss
street.
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FROM WASHINGTON
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LONDON, May 4, Evening. es107
"a. Bonds unchanged. '0eY
FRANKFoRT, May 4.-Bonds ISL
LIVERPOOL, May 4, EVening.-qotton frm;
prices same; uplands aioat lSd.; sales
$1,000 bales. Breadstuffs and proyisions
quiet. Lard firm.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-05

fo,rtna1, 1ateAsoi may Siay AT Shanghai, Illinois
II, ,iI,'s,l. sJon houses were blown down two
iooieu tour persons killed. and
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-05-05

lot OF ~
|huperin
h Passtr
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The OPELoUsAs RAnRoAD.-rhis road
must be built through to Texas. Every in
terest of our citizens urges its speedy COM
pletion. The question now to be solved is:
What is the best manner to accomplish this
desirable end? Mr.. Tucker wishes to throw
the company into bankruptcy that they may
be compelled to sell out to men who will
build the road through. The company say
that they are willing and anxious to sell or
lease the road to any parties who will pay its
debts This last would be the best plan If it
could be carried out. Whether it can and
will or not remains TO be seen. If the road is
Cor sale, purchasers will not be lacking But
nsthing can be done until decision is rem
der>d in the bankruptcy case. Let us wait
and sNe, and hope that, whatever is the result,
the Ultimate conclusion will be the compile
tion of tie road.
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MARRIED:

Al Trinity churcb Tuesday evening November l7th at
so'cloek by the Right Rev J. p. B. Wilmer. Mss MARY
r. WILLIAMS, to FRANK N BUTLER, both Of this city
On Thursday, November l9, Trinity Church. by Rev.
Mr. smsdes. HENRY v. rAIRCHII D to Miss ALTaEB
BRIGHT youngest daughter If Geo Bright, all Of this
city.
On Thudsy evening. November is 1853 at the re.aeeee
Of the brides mother, by Rev. B. " Palmer, DUNCAN
JONES EUPHEMIA eldest daughter Of the late Capt
James B. Mcconnell No cards.
November 18th, 1858, at the residence Of Dr. White,
Pontchstoula, La DR.. J. s. DORSET Of Powhatss
county Va, to Mrs. EVA CONCEAL. Of New Orleans. No
cards.
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ANOTHER OLD CITIZEN Contour readers
will be panied to learn that Mr.. ]. r. Mac
murdo. SO long and so well known in the city
is now no more. MIR. Macmurdo was a native
of Richmond, Virginia. At the age of twenty
one he came to this city, and since then has
been always esteemed as one of her best cit
izens He has been i'll for some two weeks
past. and suffered such agonies that his death
would seem to have been relief to him. He
was but ffty-fve years old. His funeral will
take place this afternoon at four o'clock.
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ID n M o Q 1 a II Q
BANNERS, FLAGS. GUID0NS AND WREATHs

Thursday Evening, December 8, 1868, as 7
o'clock
And continue until SATURDAY NIGHT. Doors open
10 O'Clock A. NJ. FRIDAY and SATURDAY. Tickets,
Fifty Cents
The Orphans from the different Asyiums respectfully
invied TO Wait The exhibition.
The following are the of those Committees who
present and appointed General Committee o. Re-
cpton conjunction with the seymour Kaights and all
Democratic Clubs requested before WE'D
NEsDAY NEXT for the purpose.
oHEscEST noUNTED-Jc c. henderson. v. Tanner T.
D. Hsteh-
BLAIR KNIGHrs-A. Durand.
SEYMOUR CADETs-w. A Balestier, A D. Henriquez,
W. Gormley.
INNOCENT CLUB-o Blasco, J. II. Benos Peter Fslia.
JACKSON RAILROAD OLUB-D. A. kallane o. G.
Williamson, G. Williams.
FOSSIL GUARDS-M. j. POns, T W. Warren, q. A.
Schneider.
JOHNSON RANGERs-M. J. Fitzgerald. J. KOepler, J.
c. Miller.
Kesler
FOSSIL GUARDS, JR.-LeOn Levy P. ROuses. C.
Goldenberg
INFANTEs DE sEYxOUR-FranciscO Luqus. q. Prass.
S. Ruff.
JEwELL. GUARDs-H. A sturcksn. Henry Frank. J.
Kunor.
MAGNOLIA RANGERS. p. ohlldrss,. NJ. B. Chill
dress, II. s. Boensel
FULLER GUARDs-B FOlles, L. C. Duran. W. BrOak-
FOURTH WARD CLUB-T W. Hail. J. slemmer C.
Cavanac.
woRKINGMBNs CLUB tenth wardD-w Redmond
W. Mshonsy, T. Keats
SEYMOUR sENTINELs-J. II. Kennedy, VIM Fulhan,
z K. Forstsll.
SEYMOUR vIDETTES-J Zingler Jr
CHANTICLkER-R n. Branett, Jr, E. S. Cs,lat, @.
whiteside.
CONSTITUTION CLUB-Fe tx ssuve.
By order:
JOHN S. FULLY, President.
L. 7. MURDOCH. Treasurer
W II WALL SECRETARY
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DIEDs

On Saturday night Nov. a. 1853 W. A. VIOLET. ns-
tive Of Alexands Va and for the last thrtytres years
resident Of this city in the ffy eighth Of his
lS- Alexandra IVA Pitssburg (Pa) papers please
copy.
On Wednesday Nov ct o quarter TO O'Clock NJ. in
the fifty .hrh year h aga henry BROOKE, Ms
tive Of shipey Pontefract YORKSHIRE England and
resident Of this city Ortbelsst thirty years.
~ Leeds England Mercsr copy
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AMUsEMENTs THIS EVENING.

H. CHARLEs-Eneagenent Of Miss Fanny B. Pries-"Foui
Play"
ACADEMY OF HCsIC1'white Fawnn-Mle Tournour
the female gymnsst-Songs. bzlets, etc
CRESCENT CITY MUSEUM AND MEsAGERIE-fO aud
a 1t. Charles street--Open from s A n TO lOrn
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The Republican tries hard to impart some
degree of responsibility to the term carpet
Dagger" At first it attempted to persuade the
public that 'carpet-baggery" and industry are
synonymous terms, and thata 'carpet-bagger"
is merely an immigrant into the South from
some other country or section. The joke of
this humorous effort was, however, too appa-
rent. Everybody could see the conspicuous
difference between the honest industry of the
genuine immigrant and the disreputable in
dustry of the true carpet-bagger; just as every
body could detect the difference between real
labor, and the kind of work in which carpet
baggers always engage. This effort having
failed the Republican now tries to make peo-
pie believe that everybody that comes from the
North is a carpet-bagger in the popular sense
of that term, just as if the public really
look askance upon the innocent carpet-bag
itself, without reference to the character of
the person to whom that useful article may
be appended. That journal desires to know
whether Gen. Steedman, and Col. Fuller, and
Col. Smallwood are not carpet-baggers, just
as well as the "vagrant and mendicant loyal
lists" to whom the term is popularity applied
BY no means. Those gentlemen are Demo-
Gratis and therefore cannot be carpet-baggers.
In other words they are friends to the people
among whom they have come, and not enc
mics. They act with the people of Louisiana
and not against them. They have not con-
trived expedients, and entered into conspira-
cies to disfranchise the white majority, in
order to possess themselves of Office by the
aid Of the black minority In short they are
essentially hostile to rpet-baggers, and
therefore they cannot be carpet-baggers them
selves.
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Thanks to the Young Mems Benevolent
Association of Gretna. for complimentary
rvA~ts to their grand fancy dress ball, to be
given at the hall of Davy Crockett Fire Com
pany, at e-stua, for charitable purposes. We
wish these excelleD< gentlemen every success.
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CHANGE Oh TME.-t will be seen from card
in special NOTICE column that hereafter trains of
the jackson Railroad leave the depot ct "A. n.
and $50 P. n. ano arrive at A. n. and l55 p. NJ
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Fresh .ArffraEs
GLOVES AND NOVELTIES
GUEBLE 81 NIPPERT'S,
l37 .............. Canal I37
UOURo BuILDING.)
Fresh .Arrtr0fs

uouRo BUILDING)
We peased to be able to the ladies that have
lust received another of excellent
DOLLAR KIDS, together with extensive of
FRINGES, TRIMMINGS AND BUTTONs
RIBBONS. from No. up to No. 200 all eoOrs, both in
Satin and SILK, fancy and plain.
New French JEwELRY, in Jet Pear, Ivory, etc,
Gold Ne CKLACES and liver BATTLES for babies.
Cashmere CLoAKS and TRoUS sEAUX =.
Lace CAPS and Cashmere HOODS =.
SUITS Of every style, for Boys and Girls.
WRENCH CORsETs and LADIES' UNDERGRADUATES
woRSTED GOODS under cost etc.
To gentlemen would say that have received
Segment of 100 DOZEN FRENCH SHIRTS linen bosoms,
determined close Abulously prices
Shirt really worth per Offering at $50;
together with full line OF furnishing GOODS at equally
low prices.
GUEBLE i NIPPERT,
l37 Canal street
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4 BHoUssEAU . 90, inpsssws saR = ~ pdsa
furniture ssd sssnsi on cLoiHs; k1rMEoEEsb roi
Piano Covs; Orunb Clohs-Druggst Lnen md Petit Our.
tains-Lacs 1sps worried pAmaHk ste Yufnfturs Gown
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TnrOsU Pnystc to the Dogs.
..aet,t n~~s" nit 81 sfHf
PREVENTION Is BETTER THAN cuRsi@
Avoid Colds. suffering from cold weather, BY
going 81 once to
-. NJ. n4OODx's,
Corner OF Canal and Royal streets.
And Supply yourself with
HEAVY WOOL OVER SHIRTS. UNDER SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS
In overy variety Of warm fabrics
WARN GLOVES, Of every variety,
WARN CRAvAIs. scARFs AND MUFsLERs,
WOOL RAvELISG SHAWL AND xUGs.
WARN DRESSING ROBES. q
WARN SOCKS. o. al kinds,
WARN CARDIGAN tOfce JACKETS,
WARN NIGHT SHIRTS aud NIGHT CAPS.
Ana
Warm Reception and Low Prices for all
visitors TO
s. N. MOODY's
Granite Psace, Corner Canal and Ro' al streets
G.. IL. Gestss,
CAMP STREET.
Under City Hotel.
is OFFERING HIS LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK
FAsBIcNABLE CLOTHING
AT Low PRICES.
Comprising all the latest styles OF
BUSINESS WALKING GOATS -..,-,....l.a
BLACK CLOTH DRESS FRooKs;
ovERcoATs OF EVERY DESCRIPTION;
LINLN BOSOM SHIRTS,
And every varietyof
GENTS UNDFRwEAR-
Louis GrM,setcald,
129....... CANAL sTREEr. .l29
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
Musical Instruments, Strings, Etc, Etc.,
PUBLISHER OF MUSIC,
Sole Agent for the Celebrated
sTEINwAY PIANOS.
CHICKERING'S. GABLER's AND GUILDS PIANOS
Jesnpert's French Upright Pianos.
MASON HAMLlN'S CABINET ORGANS,
SMITHS AMERICAN ORGANS.
Constantly on hand and receiving large stock Of
PLEYEL PIANOS,
which guaranteed Genuine. and will be sold with the
Manufacturers Certificate. very reasonable terms.
I67 Canal Street,
FSECOND DOOR FROM DAUPHIN.
am now receiving daily from the New Fork Auctions
large sccesons of NOVELTIES every branch of Dry
Goods, including
DRESS GOODS, FLANNFLs,
BLANKETS, sHAwLS, CLOAKs,
JACKETS. HOSIERY,
WHITE GOODS, Etc, Etc
fine assortment OF MILLINERY GOODS, such as
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
FEATHERS. HATS,
RIBsoNs Etc Etc
All to be sold the very lowest terms.
P.J. TRAQUAIR,
1877 Canal street.
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Discusses or the Eve.

p SodIvyaonBEReER, Gate Ass.s,.,. a, n
ssnso oOyAsr 10 Canal street, New o.. slsost
s0ars nos % O'Clock Clinic for DID,. ~ Unos
s.n ~ n, oeoek Physiei..s and nss,cs, s az,
~ opslmosos. y. .s's1a the Clinic DsmoassrssiOu. Win
ssd on rs d 49, 1esr psfsns VIII Be treated sndop
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-29

Fine Winter Clothing.
NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED.
We have received late styles desirable CLOTHING
for present cold weather. and the
public, comprising
Brown Moscow Beaver SACK ovERcoATs.
superhne Drsb Beaver .. :.
Waterproof and Spring ..
Blue Pilot CAPE OyERC0AT5.
Elegant Melton Cashmere BUTTS.
Velvet and Silk VESTS,
Fancy Cashmere PANTS,
Boys and Youths Dress and School SUITS.
Shaker Flannel SHIRTS and DRAWERS,
And a General Stock Of
Gems Furnishing Goods,
All at Low Prices, at
PITKIN, PIERSON CO.'S,
Is and Is Camp street. N. o.