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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-04
AMUsEMENTs.
Academy of Music.

AcAAGMy oh MNsac'
The gorgeous spectacle OF the "Illumin-
ated Fountain" at the Academy wins the
admiration of the hundreds who go there.
Brigddier BrGgagqn aud the AIgerine Dane
ing Master are two of Dick CAROLS great
est characters. The Clinetep sisters in
dances, the Miaee brothers as acrobats, the
queens of melody, Miss Taylor and Miss
Garcia, in song. the inimitable Billy Emer-
son these are some ei the star perform ers
at the Academy every night.
Varieties Theatre.
The superb comedy of Men of the Day"
with Mr.. Adams as Ed0in Ha,Othone, was
again presented last evening, and to a very
fair house, though it was by means exceed
inely crowded This evening " The King
of the Gnmmons." Mr.. Albums as King
James Futh, Of Scotland. This being the
evening Of the fremeas anniversary, an
immense audience Is expected to gather at
the Varieties. On Friday evening Mr..
Adams has benefit, on which occasion
Dan Bryant will appear in one of his best
Hibernian specialties.
New Opera House.
Last evening was the sixth night oi
Aeyerbeer's grand opera of the Prophet,
which is much admired by the numerous
and generous patrons Of the French opera
Te morrow evening the opera of "La
Dame Blanehe,n and Lies Domestiqnes.'
On Saturday evening will be produced the
opera of the "Grand Duchess of GerOl
stein" This evening benefit of Mr. ROsem
besn, and the operas of "RoeambOle" and
LA Belle Helene"
sG CHARLES Theatre.
The tragedy OF Romeo and Juliet" viii
Miss Charlotte Thompson in the cast, wal
announced for last evening, but Mis-
Thompson was delayed in reaching here
aud the Factory Girl" was nut on th'
stage, with Mr.. Harkins "a SieUea Plum Mr
Ben De Bar as 7obg Tt0inlele, Mrs. s. Per
rin as Martha Cabs The performance
concluded with the laughable farce O
Robert Maoaire,n Ben De Bar doing th
hero Of the story. ana Nat Hyams the ia
quss Str0Q. Look out for rich bill thi
evening.
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AAIUsEMENTs THIS EVENING.
TENTH WARD.

The tenth ward Radical Republican club
held one Of its most enthusiastic weekly
meetings last Friday evening. The cam.
paign was fairly opened, and the Radicals
of the tenth ward have buckled GU their
armor. and stand shoulder to shoulder one
solid phalanx in this last gram rally for
victory.
On motion of DR.. Mackay, MI. Conway,
our candidate for superintendent of eduCa.
tion, addressed the club in one Of his soul
stirring speeches. He Conway stood at
the bottom of the state ticket,
at the foundation, just where he desired to
be. If hon0red with the position of super
intendent of education, it would be his
pride to lay that sound, solid foundation
upon which all true national prosperity
must be founded-p0ptJGT education.
1t would be his duty to erase from the
rising generation that prejudice against
color which is and has been the curse Of our
whole country, to impart an Indying love
for that "brave old flag the starry folds
of which foated above him, and for those
grand and noble principles which it cul-
blemiZed.
After denouucing those who would cause
division in our ranks he resumed his seat
amid loud applause.
The tenth ward club evidently considers
Mr.. Conway, the candidate for superintend-
ent of education, square man IN the
square hole"
The Hon. Simon Jones, congressional
candidate for the second district, addressed
the club in an elegant speech which was
most cordially received.
after such demonstrations as this, bolt.
ers have received assurances that they are
not wanted in the tenth ward club.
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Cash Capital CT $8,5OO,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 over six millions of dollars per
year, or over ono hundred per cent on the actual
cost of their lines their present capital having been
watered over enc thousand per cent.
The National Telegraph Company have reoog-
milton from the United States Government of the
Importance of their enterprise with grant of the
most valuable frRnchhes ever conferred upon
Telegraph Company. No competing line has ever
had the right granted BY congress to thia 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
pauy ever before organised. The question of the
right of way is forever settled.
The Stockholders of this Company can not be lold
out or transferred to any other Company. The act
Of Congress under which this company has bsen
organized prohibits any transfer Of the franchises
granted.
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New YoRE, March 3.-Barnum's museum,
with its curiosities and most OF the animals,
burned last night. Loss $500, 600.
WASHINGTON, March 3.-The rules of pro-
cedure were adopted, after amendment tax
ing from the chief justice the right of de-
CislOn on preliminary aud interlocutory
questions; all are referred to the court and
to be decided without division, unless the
yeas and nays are demanded by oHe-ffth.
il senators desire to argue such questions
the court will be cleared, The Republicans
who voted against restricting the chief JUS
tice were hessrs. Anthony, Morrill,, Sher-
man, Sprague, and Williams.
Mr.. Stevens, alluding to his additional
article, which he claimed was omitted BY
mistake, and which was killed by the arri-
val of the hour when amendments and
speeches must cease, said:
" If there be shrewd lawyers, as know
there will be, and cayiling judges, and if
without that article they do not acquit him
/ they are greener than ever | was when l
commenced to practice at the court ofquar-
ter sessions
RICHMOND, March 2.-In the circuit
court to-day the mandamus sued out 0y
General Imboden against General ScOfeld
to make the latter show cause why ImbOden
/ is prevented from voting, was dismissed by
Judge Underwood.
RALEIGH, March 2.-The convention
| has agreed to adjourn on the 18th instant.
are prepared to report an article in the state
| department for the maintenance of the pub
| lie credit. 1t is said it takes high grounds.
/ and will give great satisfaction 70 holders
/ of North Carolina securities.
CHARLESTON, March 2.-The convention
| worked effectively to-day, passed eighteen
/ sections of the finance department of the
constitution; secured a just and equitable
taxation; exempts the property Of chRrita-
i BILE, religious, and educational institutions,
and is otherwise liberal and satisfactory.
| The article on education divides the state
into school districts, levies poll tax for the
support OF schools, provides for the Rp.
pOintment of boards OF commissioners, and
| for the attendance Of pupils.
A resolution was adopted TO petition con.
gress TO take no action looking to the repeal
of the present import duty on rice, on the
ground that the abatement of the present
tariff win introduce India rice at a low fig
ure and by competition with home produc
ttOn render its culture Improbable, and
thus deprive the state Of one Of Its CHIEF
resources.
resolution to adjourn finally on March
II failed. The convention is working rap
idly aud with moderation.
LONDON. March 5, Evening. Bonds 7lS9
| 7ls; c0nsois 93k.
LIVERPOOL, March 8, AfterDoon.-C Cotton
to arrive irmer; middling uPlands %.
sales 5000 bales. Wheat easier. Corn AS
Sd. Pork 74s. Lard 60s 6i.
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Delegates 10 DeaO0ratIe OenVeatioa-

Delegates 10 Democratic COnNeHtAoa-
The following delegates have heen elected
by the Democrats of this city 10 represent
the several wards in the Democratic state
convention, to be held tomorrow;
First Ward-Judge J. N. Lea Thomas L.
Macon, Henry Renshaw, Jr.. William Hen
derson, j. NJ. Reid, and William L. Pool.
Second Ward--George w. Race, Charles
J. Leeds, Daniel Mshony, James MeCOskey,
Thomas R Brady. James Mann, and Thomas
Murray.
Third Ward-Geueral R. L. Gibson NJ.
w. Clony, John Hart, NJ. Lardner, John
Connors, J. Mccormick, J. 0iConnOr,
George Walters, Alexander Ward, and I.
0'Hara.
Fourth Ward-H. F. sturcken. Sid HaT-
per, A. J. Wagner, George Cronsn, and s.
Fifth Ward-R. D. Hubbard. Charles Ra-
mel, Leonce Bouny, John Perslta, aud E. q.
B0z9nier.
sixth ward-Arthur Gastinel. Anthony
Sambsla, and Frank Kathman.
Ninth Ward-Fred. Losburg. F. Wynns
Tenth Ward-James P. Eustis. B. F.
Jonas, Francis Martin, Henry Jackson
Eleventh Ward--J II. Kennard, H. Eller-
man, John Breen.
MANY of the gentlemen named above are
disfranchised for having voluntarily aided
the rehallion, and therefore have no vote.
Others who might have been accepted by
the board Of registers neglected to present
themselves. They may be eligible ~ dele
gates to a Democratic convention where
the rules of voting have never been very
rigid, bat when they come to the polls they
viii prove not formidable oppOaents to the
Republican party.
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m aud Tractiee-

While listening to an eloquenlly deliV-
cred lecture on etbnology by DR.. Fontaine,
in the Lyeeuu hall last night, in which he
proved 70 his own satisfaction the inferior
ity Of the negro race, and their utter un-
fitness to participate in the responsibilities
Of republican government, we musingty
remembered the faet that one Of the abler
men In the board Of assistant aldermen,
hen sitting in the same building, Is a
black man and a candidate for the position
of lieutenant governor Of this state. a
position he will Hll with eredit to himself
and honor to the state. Science has here
tofore made come equally bad mistakes.
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LOUISIANA CONSTITUTIONAL CON
VENIHON.
seventy-seveAth Days Proceedings.
The following ordidance was presented
by Mr.. Cooley, of POinte Coupee;

segenty-seveAJh Days Proceedings.
The following ordidance was presented
by Mr.. Cooley, of Pointe Coupee:
ORDINANCE.
Be It ordained by the constitutional con-
veGtion of louisiana, The collection of the
penalty imposed by ordinance of this con-
vention Of date of January 4, 1868, is hereby
extended until the twentieth March, 1868,
and the same shall not be eXacted by the
different tax collectors of the city OF New
Orleans, Orleans right bank, and parish of
jefferson until the said March 20, 1868.
Il is further ordained, That the warrants
issued by authority of this convention for
the payment of the per diem and mileage
of delegates and the pay OF its officers, ex-
cept the official printer, or printers, shall
be received in payment of all taxes and
licenses due the state Of louisiana; and
when paid into the treasury of the state on
account of any state tax or license, the same
shall be placed by the treasurer of the
state to the debit Of the convention fund
on his books, and shall be paid out of said
fund for the benefit of the general fund Of
the state.
Be it further erOrdained, That all country
members Of this convention who have
caused the warrants issued in their favor TO
be recorded and registered in the ehice
of the auditor of public accounts
shall cause the said registry TO be Cancelled
and obtain from said aaditor certificate
to the effect that they have no warrant
registered in his Office for payment, in order
20 obtain payment for their per diem from
the she-ifs of their respective parishes; and
| without said certificate from the auditor II
shatl not be lawful for the sheriffs Of theii
respective parishes 10 pay any OF their war
/ rants.
Which was adopted by a vote of As yeas
Is nays.
The convention then adjourned unit
Thursday at ten o'clock A. NJ.
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ESTATE OFF BEMNARD LEVY.
adigidualy. and as a Member Of the FRS Of Law a
Brother.

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE,
District Of Louisiana, \
New Orleans, February %, 1855. }
HEIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
Aieeteenth day Of Feor9sry. A D., 1865. WAR.
AMT IN BANKHuRrOY was isAued against the
~ , oF BERNARD LEVY, Individually, Bnd as
lnber Of the tFm Of Levy q Brother, of New uF-
laas in III parish Of Or cans aud State Of Louis
.1a who WAS adiudged a bankrupt on his own pc
bon; that the payne of any debts and delivery
ans pro opaFty be onging 10 suoh bankrupt. TO him
fSE lis nse, and the transfer OF any properly by
lin are forbidden BY Law; that meeting of the
teditors Of the SAID bankrupt, 20 prove their debts
AZ to choo8 or more assignaes OF his estate
III be held at q Court Of bankruptcy to be holden
No. l3 St Charles street, In tue city Of New Or
|ans. l0uisianB. before Don A. Pardee Register,
B the 10th day OF March, A. d. less, ~ 10 O'Clock
N. n ). HEBRON,
U. g. Marshal. District o. louisiana.
Mo ssi-fs2l mh2)
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rATEs or ESQ. w, zee An, dr..
" EU@ENE @oMHAT, AND VIM. Q. g.
~ CLAAB0RNEs JFs
iAgiduAliy and b. Melnbszs OF tha Firm Of Logan
w a0niat Oiaiborns.
e urITED STAF1s hABsHAL's OFFTCE,
bistri0t Of Louisiana,
New Urisans. January "a, lass
EHI6 Ks TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON TIE
q tagnly third dAg q January. A. ID. 1858, WAR
tAdE IN BANNKGPrQk was issued against the
H,4te8 Of GEO &isk W. EOEAN. ia, EUGENE
bHlftAF, and WILLIAM q. q. CLAIBO EtgE-, JH.s
tE7iduslf, ard 40 melnf8fac IS ths arm Of Logan.
Naiat claiborne o. Nav OfieaRs. IN the FHFish el
4 lahns and state Of Louisiaaa, who were a2iudgsa
NAAE@ptB thNif avn Petition. that the payment
any debts and delivery OF any property belong nR
eah hankrupts 70 them Or for their use, and the
p asfer Of say pFiperty By thoui, are forbidden b5
p AhAh meeting of the creditors Of tine aad bank
s 10 prove their debos and TO choose cue cF more
eneel Of their astatss, viii be hsid a. Court d
A |1i1aplc5, b be had8A at the Orstemhoase build
A ia the ci3Y OF Nav Orleans LDuisiap1s before q
2 zAlesg, hegsstgf "a tha sth day OF March, A. D.
R p. j, HERRoN, .. 5. Marshal
u &c. 4A3-Sas5 EshS DiEtrles Of Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-04
NUMBER 269.
From Southwest Pass.

SOUTHWEST Pass, March 9, Ii A. M
Wind northeast; fresh,
Arrived: Steamship Austin, Farwell, mas
ter, from Galveston, with merchandise and
passengers to @. A. Whitney & Co; steam
snip Concordia, Scare, master from Boston
thirteen days, with merchandise and pas-
sengers TO Creevy, Nickerson & Co.
and schooner Helena.
River News, Weather. Etc.
VIcKsBURG, March Passed m Last
nlght, Pauline Carroll at midnight; Silver
spray at A. M; Passed down, Magenta at
LOUISVILLE, March 3.-Riyer risinp sIovrIw
with seven feet three inches in the canal 81
the mark. Weather clear and moderatlne.
Domestic Markets
NKW YORK, March Cotton very firm
and ia fair demand; sales to-day $500 bales:
middlings 23c. Flour irregular and unset.
tied, but more doing; Southern So SOFA
IA 10. Wheat quiet and steady. Corn 394c.
better; mixed Western 81 IsGl o.. Mess
pork, new, S24 GO; old S23 I5. Lard I5f@
l6!c. Groceries quiet but firm. Turpen-
tine 70@7lc. Rosin So 25G7. Ffeights
quiet but firm. zO's of 1862, with coupons,
llOa; Virginia G's As; Norph Carolina G's,
new, GIL. Gold l4ls; sterling weaker, o..
G9od supply Of cotton and prodsee bills
Offering; demand light.
New YORK.. March s.-Storks aseS
steady. 520's, of 1852, with coupng
Of 1864, 1919; OF 1865, 1851; &c sSgH-
lO-4Os, Iol4; 1905, l05s Mopev III IS :
mnnd; call loans G. DiscOui r O. VI. Z.
Gold quiet and steady at l4l Il sell
lating from l40s to l4l5 "a d lay.
Sn0-treasury balance S99, ,560isf
CINoINNATI. March 3.-Fiogr Au mily
SIGH 20, Red winter wheat ~ AZ. Corn
sJc. Oats firm at &C. Tebsied hrmer at
tall rates. Mess pork quiet a. s2S E06124 so.
Bacon frm-shoulders I1lcg IS I3I@o
l3sc.; clear rib l43c.; clear g. G.; plain
hams l5c.; sugar-cured hang lft.s l8c. Lard
dull at l53c Butter scarce, 40G545c.
LOUISVILLE. March 3--Tobacco firm: 1873
hhds. sold. S5 25nl5 81 tor lug and medium
leaf; dark wrappers SIT as; Hart county
bright wrappers S30. COtt0n-middlings
2o4920sc. Flour steady: superfna So 259
%; fancy Sl2 5o@lS. Wheat So 5s@2 60.
Corn 759S0c. 0ats 67@6ec. Lard Ice.
Mess pork held at SIS. Bacon-shOulders
1l2c; clear sides l5@c. Bulk meats-shoul-
ders l0lc; clear sides lac. Whisky-raw,
free, 81 25@2 2G.
Sr. LOUIS, March 2-TohaocO steady;
-four quiet, superfne, ST6D8 20; wheat.
So 5592 72; corn irmer 80N85c oats dull,
56970c; mess pork. $24 75; bacon, dull,
clear sides, 49@l43c.; clear rib. l4c.;
shoulders, 1i@l14c.; lard dull, I5Gl7c.;
whisky firm at SO 25. Weather clear and
mild.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, March 3.-Consols 90.
FRANKFORT, March 3-Bonds 75a.
LIVERPOOL, Marcn 3, Evening Cotton
closed with uplands, both in port and to
| arrive, at sid. Orleans 91d.; sales to-day
| lG 900 bales. Manchester advices continue
unfayOrable Corn npW- Anz 0H old f1q
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ESTATE OF G. 4. cMANuELA.OR.

OF2IcR UNIrKD STATES MARSHAL,
District Of Louisiana, )
Monroe. La. tebruary a. 1868
8iHIS IS TO GIVE NOT CE THAT ON THE
tSqTteSsn.h SSy q seRpsSS,aarISr A. D. lssa'
n "a against the estate q O. l. uHAR.
24LLOH of the parrish Of claiborne and
asta Of LauisanR who LAS hson adsGdRed bank-
4 fl on his own petition; that the payment Of any
lss and dsiiy q Of Anr properly belonging to such
.1nupk to him or for his uss, and the transfer Of
M property by him, are forbidden W lawi that
ttkinR Of she CREDITOR OF the "a bankrupt. 70
f7e their dents and 20 choose one or more
asez Of his estate, will be hsld At court Of Ba r
tscF, 70 bB hoiden az the O9ira Of w j, q. Baker,
y s&a town of Monroe, parish OF OuAahita, before
]. a. Baker, Ragister on the thirtieth dBy OF
sls1h, "A. ID. 1853 a. 10 O'Clock A. n.
~. HEBRON, u s. Marshal
& Rer NJ. NJ. GRADY. Depnty, as Messenger.
!. no 4f2-fea0 nah28
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-04

We are indebted to the London bakery.
1873 Julia street, for some Of the most deli
cious crackers we have ever eaten. 1t also
has English wine biscuit, rusks, ETC., of q
very superior quality.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-04

n. Gorgeous Spectacle Of the ILLUMINATED
FOUNTAIN. first time this season. Biok Car
rol as Brigadier BrAllasan and the Algerine
naucing Master. Scotch Ballet Divertisement by
Misses Lucy and Ssllis Clinetop assisted by the
rorps dc Ballet; concluding with the laughable
isce Of Troublesome Thomas, or the Mysterious
cbsraoter; besides all the Troupe in their choice
,ots See bills Of ths day. mhl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-04

DWELLING WANTED. An advertiser
wishes small dwelling In the upper part
Of the city, located near sae Of the strees
railroad lines.
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CALLs-HOW Te BE MADE.

One per cent Of the Stock will be required on sub
sorbing and subsequent calls not to exceed i've per
cent per MONTH will be made by the Board OF Di-
ree,ors from tims to time, may be necessary, to
upply funds to construct and equip the lines but
40 calls will be made after the one per cent is paid
until the entire Capital stock shall have been sub
seribed.
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{. ruAwLrs TMEATRE.

p. orRAR ....,..............P Proprietor.
1vsdnesday Evening, March a, 1865.
~, Is,.o,aop,s Annual FestivaI-NEW YORK
6Ain.q9 Ain.9R TT1MEE and LUONEIIA BoRGIA.
,.oTTnF-Doors open at quarter to Z. Overture
hi5arTnence az half past precisely Seats can De
secured one uss ''' @N' p. GLEASON Treasurer
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mn. GAGESfENT OF EDWIN ADAMS.
Gniorions Bill for tho Firemon's Anniversary.
xSVpdnesaay Evening, March 4, 1e@S,
rill be presented The esch -ated standard ply OF
WV n1sTFR R KING OF THE CUM Meks.
-. Il, nh King of Scotland. EDWIN ADAM.
s,asy Evening Benefit q Edwin Adams when l tne
fsTtous Irish Comedian DAN BRR AMI, wih
appenr. H
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON
THE PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
PROGRESS OF THE IMPEACHMENT.
PROCEEDINGS OF SOUTHERN CONVENTIONS.
Interesting News from All Points.
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
River News, Weather, and Market Reports.
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TELEGRAPH COMPANIES.
THE NATIONAL
II Fl l. FL G r "A = FL
COM NY.

new enterprise co be knswn as the NatiOna
Telegraph Company has been organized with val
uRble franchises conferred by recent act OF Com
gress for the purpose Of establishing Trunk lines of
Telegraph on all the principal railroads and nail
routes in the United States. The stock is to be
issued upon tie same principle as that of the Mer-
chants Union Express Company, which recently
commenced operations. The design is to interest
the entire business community in the enterprise.
This is done, not much to dispose OF the stock
as it is to secure the business of the country through
which the lines pasa.
The Capital y to be
s. o O O O O O O >
In lOO, 900 Shares of tie par value of
500 PER sII ARE.
But the actual amount to be paid in Cash is
S30 PER SII A Fs II {.
And this amount is to be paid as follows: cne PEE
cent at the time of subscribing, aud 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 five per cent per month. When
hrtyve per cent of the par value of the shares has
been paid certidcatesof stock will be issued This
will give the Company paid up
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-04

sW IA. PERI B EREON, NO. has FOYs
W. dFas street, between st. Charles and CarOn-
lst HtreetE. New Orleans Wholesale and Retail
leAlsf I'm Drugs, Medicines, Paints. OilB, CQlorR
nnishes. Glass. etc., sto., has in store laEgA
5rAnent Of the following Goods. which be viii sol
lew PFiuss. either WnoleeHis or Retail
X White Lead Of the best hFsada, French and Amer
Rn zino, OIL Of ell kinds. Venstian Rec and eRsn
Brown, YelloM Ochrs. variety Of the best Var
hes French Window Glass, Stove Polish. Bs
ID Soaps, aaa cS2sscn Marking AID |litias Ina.
lunfaetursd BY himself.
Alsp great variety Of Perfuniery and Fancy rti'
~, for the toilet.
Ihe Store "a well supplied With all kinds Of DFuRs
ad Medicines, fresh and Of the hest quality.
4 apis
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-04

.r.uaay Night, March 3, 1888, ana Every
Might, and Saturday Neon.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-04
MEDICAL.
NE. j. WHITES MEDICAL GN-
sTITUTE,
o0RNER OF ST. CHARLES AND JULIA
STREETS
Is established for the cure of
AL F0RAEs OF DISEASE.

"A DR. j. WHITES experienee and known success
4 "a extensive practice in large cities more than
ifty years bring TO him for treatment q vast
31unt Of Rll forms of disease and injuries This
VeFisnce enables him instantly to perceive the
atnsdies indeated-tor either sex and all age, aud
sudltiOns He employs the innocent, but stfectlAl
lnedes Of nature, whtoh purify the blood, restore
q lungs, liver, stomach, and ali the seorsiiOns
t excrstions, and repair the injuries and vast OF
~ entire organization.
Time is money eyn-Preserye your health, and save
bms and money. Persons by spending half an hour
fih DIR White are frequently saved long sickness
4zd much suffering, often life, always avert
0zIsEtened or Incl pienJ disease.
81 Private Diseases, however invetersts, Sexual
He5kness, Nocturnal DrBAms, lmpofency, and Bar
asss, all iniuries TO the system ID the reach OF
msdies are speedily durable, and dsmAnd the care
1a receive from Dr. White the consideration and
tHphthY due TO fraii human n4ture. teA