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DIR. Jules HOnaoerger.

OCUIIsT 1ste Assistant TO Dr. schel PARISH lao Canal
street Orleans One hours from II TO O'Clock The
treated in Dr. hombergers Clinic and
Practice during 1865 1885, the number Of operations 49,
For Cataract ~ for Cosseye S. for Lachyma Fistula
Ia: for Saphy Iona A. Diseases Of the Lids Is
IL will be pleasure Homberger TO those who
nn for 10 who have been urder bis
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FUNERAL NOTICE

NoTICE-MEMBERs OF LINN WOOD LODGE, N"
l67 ANo NJ hereby notified to meet a. the Lodse
Room No l73 Camp street THIS DAY, at oeioct
purpose e attending the funeral Of our is'e o
LOWELL u ROUSSEAU, late OF Louisville Ky.
An Master NssOn good stand cordially and ira
ternsliy invited 10 attend
By order Of the W. N. .x. nm, s.,.~,
OFFICE SECRETARY BOARD OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
No 50 Burgupdy strset-There " II be nesting OF
the board of Publ School Directors SATURDAY. 9h
inst at ~ O'Clock the oee, 80 Burgundy street 70
att. nd tn. funeral OF General LOWELL Il. ROUSSEAU.
By srder fths President
EUG DESDUHEs, Secretary.
ATTENTION. CENTRAL HANCOCK CLUB-YOu
are earnestly requested to meet at yOur Headquarters
Cate Imperial, on sATURDA January 9th, att O'Clock
in citizens Dress attend body the funeral OF the
late Gen LOWELL H. ROUSSEAU
Bv order; ]. PINCKSEY SMITH, President
WV. kcvIcAR. Assistant Secretary.
CONSTITUTION CLUB.--THE OFFICERS AND
Memters of this hereby notified to assemble at
their Hail. No. Is Caondeet street. promptly At zs
JoDAY jan g. attend in body the funeral oil the S'e
Gen. LOWELL II ROUSSEAU. Officers and Members o.
the Old Constitution Club urgently requested to meet
same time and place By order;
J.E AUSTIN. President.
E. E. BucKsER, Assistant Secretary.
FOSSIL GUARDS, ATE sTIoN-The officers and
members Of The Fossil Guards earnestly requested 10
meet at their headquarors Of Canal and paupn
streets. SATURDAY, the 9th inst at o'clock p NJ
with badges) attend the funeral Of Gen LOWELL d.
ROUSSEAU, late Commander Of the Department fun
attendance Is requested
j. H. HARDY, President Fossil Guards.
HEADeuARrEss DEPARTMENT OF LOUISIANA,
New Orleans, January :, looS'
Special Orders NO. o. Extract
The escort for the funeral of Brevet xsjor General L. H.
ROUSSEAU Brigadier General, United States Army Will
consist Of the following troops:
The First Regiment U s Infantry.
Light Battery K, First Artillery.
Company q, Sixth Cavalry.
Lieutenant Colonel VIM H. Wood, First Infantry viii
will report in city o'clock tomorrow, 91h inst
at foot Of Canal street.
As token Of respect to the memory Of the late Breves
Major General L. d. ROUSSEAU, the various military
Offices in this city will be closed at u O'Clock to-mor ow
The funeral services WILL take place at Christ Church Canal
street, this city, at O'Clock P. NJ SATURDAY January
By command Of Brevet Major GeneralR c. BUCHANAN
THOS. II. NELL,
Major Goth Infa try Brevet Brigad er General U s. A.
Acting Assistant Adjuta t General
OhHcisl NAIHAsnL BURBANK.
Acting Assis ant Adjussnt General
In NemorIam-To the Fire Department..
FIRE ALARx AND POLICE TELEGRArH,
Superntendents Office, City Hall,
New Orleans January 9, 1859.
Notice will be by the Members of The Fire Depart
meIt of the City of New Orleans and the community a
large that between the hours and "a O'Clock TO-DAY
| ONE HUNDRED BLOWS WILL BE ToLLED upor
the Bells of the city under the Jurisdiction of the Fir
Alarm Telegraph token OF the and high regart
in which the deceased Commander Of this Department
| held by people By orders
JOHN X. MINGLE, Superintendent
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Tariff OF Postage for Mexico, Cuba, We
Indies, etc.

Guadaloupe, Martinique. French and Ditch Guiana s
Vncsnts St. Lucia ST. Vincent Trinidad Grenada-ls cen
half OF, optional
Cuba Mexico, Hayti, Porto Rico 81. Thomas, JsmAIc
Venezuela. United States o. Colombia, English Guiana
cents. half on, obligatory. A
BoviA, Chill Ecaador-ss cents half o., obligatory.
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The Weekly CRESCENT, issued every Sat
urday morning, contains the news of the
week by telegraph and mail, editorials,
local matters of interest, financial and COM
mercial summary, state of the markets and
. collection of interesting miscellaneous
articles 1t is an acceptable present to send
10 o. friend or correspondent in the coun-
try. Copies, put up in wrappers, ready for
the mail, can be had at our counting-room.
We will receive limited number of adver-
tisements for the Weekly, and as the paper
circalates in all the surrounding States, its
value as an advertising medium is very great.
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Cireriar Postar.

Circulars are rated Is book packets, under.
Belgium, Switzerland aud Germany, cents each. y
France 4. England6 9. and Italy u cents each
Russia 10. via Hamburg cents each.
Sweden IS, via Hamburg II cents each.
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expenditures were made by drain
age commissioners, the city OF New
Orleans expended in running drain
jnr machines and for other drainage
purposes the sum Of .............- soOI,oZZ Il
1t is to be remarked that the law prohibits
the members of the board from receiving
salaries; and it will be seen that the total
amount of money expended without warrant
of law is SIPS, 9O3 81. This may be very
comfortable thing for the persons who benefit
by it, but it is, clearly, not very advantageous
to the city. VIII the canal project be an i'm
provement2 This is point for discussion.
Mr. Surgi recommends plan in all respects
similar, but less effective, because more re-
stricted. The present system is, simply a
system of drainage canals and bitches; and
the objection that the ship canal will be
slough or a ditch, therefore applies with even
more force to the actual plan. If the ship
canal will hold a good many dead cats and
dogs, SO will the existing drainage bitches
hold good many cats and dogs; and so will
any system of canals or bitches which accom-
plish drainage purposes. But the company
will have strong motive-the motive OF self
interest-to keep their canal from becominga
public nuisance, whereas no such motive
prompts the commissioners to keep their
bitches free of offal and stagnant water. The
point to be decided is whether or not the
proposed canal Will accomplish the object P
and in what manner can an equitable arrange
ment be made in case it loM accomplish the
object? Before they can receive the first
$500, 600 they must expend over a million, and
before they can receive the whole 81, 6OO,OO
they must expend SIS, sos, 613 26-as follows:
Estimated cost Of first section. 81 522 900 90
. second section. 900 90
E. third section. $4,000 90
fourth section. 3,560,6l3 26
Total expenditure. .............s5, SOs,6l3 26
In return for which they will receive, in
taxes-which taxes, it is to be observed, are
to be paid in any event-the sum of Sl,6OO,-
600. These are the practical points to be set
tied, so far as the drainage question is con-
cerned. To call the canal a ditch and
slough may be very effective rhetoric, but it
is very poor argument.
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Opens at O'Clock A. NJ. CLOSES stsP q.
Sundays, Office opens at O'Clock A. H.; closes At II NJ
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Johns Restaurant,

LATE MASON DoREE,
REMOVED TO NOS. is AND Is BOURBON STREET
First-class Mess served al all times
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southern Mandatory.

Having Just removed 10 my NEW ESrABLIsHMr.
$50 CANAL STREET, n9ar Dry AIDES, beg leato
inform my ola friends and pa.FoHs that am noty
prepared TO furnish, usuil: Cents Ladies' and Ms
ROOTS and SHOES manufactured by SUPERIOR VIZ
MEN but have also hand, 1t all times, the Laieshd
Fashionable Styles OF he best imported material
attended 10. - $500 : l.
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n Card.
The frerds Of the late LOWELL II. ROUSSEAU are
requested TO in Parlor p 1t Charles Hotel, THIS
EVENING, at 81 O'Clock.
J. @. GAINES, E. sALohoN,
w. g. PIKE, THEO HELLMAN,
C. CAvAROC. ]. BAILEY,
A. BROTHER, 7. l.. MACON,
c. II. SLOCOMB, PERRY FULLER,
E j. HART, JAS. B. STEEDMAN,
A. M FORrlER, A. 8. HEBRON,
GEO. JONAS, P. B. FOUkE,
A. ID DETER BERNARD AyEGNO,
J. L. LEVY s. NJ TODD
o. +. HALL, L. =. GENERES,
J. b. WALTON, J. o. NIXON,
G. FELLOWES, BRAD SH JOHNSON,
j. ORCHARD, WIN. MILLER OWEN.
JOHN D. COBB.
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Il. Charles,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
GENERAL GRO CERIES,
sac and 574 Magazine street,
Opposite the Market.
ON HAND AT ALL TIMES, THE
CHOICEST FLOUR. COFFEE. BUTTER,
TEAS, BRANDY, WINE,
Etc, Etc.
WHICH AN OFFERING AT THE
Lowest Cash Prices.
GOODS DELIVERED TO ANY LOCALITY FREE
OF CHARGE.
G.. III. mermann
~ HAS
WITH ONE OF THE BEST SELECTED STOCKS OF
Fine Jeweiry. Diamonds,
WATCHES AND SILvERwARE,
Ever brought to city.
Rich and Exquisite sILvERwARE, for Presents
The and elegant BYZANTINE JEwELRY
The Celebrated Vachsron GOLD WATCHES.
New Patterns in CoRALs, from Naples
BRACELETS OF EVERY SIZE AND WEIGHT.
GoRHAM PLATED WARE; Stock throughout
THE IMPERIAL HORSE RosErTE,
new and beautiful article Just out
All Goods imported DIRECTLY from the largest factories in
C. II. ZIMMERMANN,
81 and 96 Canal street, New Orleans.
IS Nassau street, New Yoik.
43 Rue Meslsy Paris
RIackmar's .uIstc STORE,
NO. l64. CANAL STREET. NO. l64
New Orleans,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE CHRIST CHURCH,
DEPOT FOR THE
Wu Knahe Co.'S Baltimore PIANOS;
Grovesteen, Fuller Co 5 PIANOS;
Pleyel Wolf 4 20 5 PIANOS;
ERARD PIANOS;
Prince Co 8 Autom attic ORGANS;
Edwards 4 Co 5 Baltimore ORGANS;
And Agency for the United States for ftMusesl Pub
LEGATIONS Of the Correspondence Musicale" Hsye Hob
land Pianos for Rent Pisnos Tuned fn Re cir
Carpet W'arcn0use.
I0............ CHARITIES STREET......... ......1o
A. BROUssEAU d CO., Importers offer al low prices,
cARPETING-Ebgish and American, Of all kinds; Floor
Furniture and Enamel OIL CLOTH; MATING 800 rolls
China; 100 pieces Cocoa; WINDOW SHADES Table and
Piano Covers; ClOhsDrusget Linen and Fet Car
tans-LAes Reps worsted Damask, etc Furniture Cover
ing-Inen Cotton striped; COrniees. Bands Pins etc
AruEE y Dtckey,
J KRULL: Z. S. DICKEY;
- Wholesale and Retail
BooKsFLLERs AND sTATIoNERs,
Ito CANAL srREET-Nsw Orleans
Law Medical Nisceapeous. School snd Juveaiie Books
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JOHN NORWOOD


We offer services for the disposal Of LANDED :
PERTY, etc, In the Southern States References =
ormation promptly given
LIVINGSTON, EGERTON 4 Co.,
No So Liberty street. New Yn
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HOssseEeepers

House Furnishing Goods. Zine Cutlery. Plated Ware, ne
Cut and Plain Glassware; French China, Plain aud Dor
aied Dinner ard Tea Sells; stOns China Plain and Fc
~ sAML z. MOORE 4 CO
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The 1RAINAGE QUESTION.

Some of our city contemporaries appear 10
be resolved to treat the Ship Canal enterprise
as a simple question of drainage, and they
seem to think that they have destroyed Its
character as a commercial project aud as a
work of internal improvement by denying
that is has any merit as a system of drainage
As we have already said, the two questions
are totally distinct, and should be treated
separately, but it does not fellow that even
the drainage feature of the plan is fraud upon
the community. 1.-THE canal company do the
work of drainage contemplated by the la"
of SO it is not unreasonable to compensate
them orit The bill before the Legislature
provides that the draining canals, machinery
building, dredge-boats, ETC., now held by the
drainage commissioners, shall be turned over,
not to the company but to the corporations
within the limits of which the property may
be situate. The city of New Orleans now
pays all the expenses of running the draining
machines, and the drainage commissioners
merely locate and dig the draining canals
For this they receive the fund accruing from
the drainage tax. Have they accomplished
the purpose for which they were appointed!
Not long ago a large portion of the city was
overAowed, and committee OF the council
reported that the calamity was owing to the
negligence of the officers whose duty II
was to provide against such contingency.
We have experience, then, that the actual
| system, either from inherent defects, or from
mal-administration, does not accomplish the
purpose for which it was devised. As a good
deal has been said concerning supposed at
tempt of the company to defraud the city, by
Selling the drainage fund, it might be peril
nent to inquire whether or not the present
system is worthy of perpetuation. The
official figures may throw some light on
this point 1t appears that the
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NEW YORK, So CEDAR STREET, l
Nov. %, 1867, \

Nov. u, 1851 !
UpoLPHo WOLFE, ESQ.,, Present:
Dear sir-I submitted TO chemical analysis two
ties Of "schedam Schnspps," which took from fresh
package your bonded warehouse and End before that
the sprtuous liquor free from inurous Ingredients
facation; that has the marks Of being aged and re-
Gently prepared BY mechanical admure Of alcohol and
matics Respectfully
FRED. +. MAYER Chemist
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NEW YORK. Tuesday, May l.
UpoLPHo WOLFE, Esq /,

NEW YORK. Tuesday May l.
UDoLPHo WOLFE, Esq,
Dear sr-The Of pure Wines aud Liquors for medcna
purposes long felt BY the profess and thousands
lives have sacrificed by the Of sdaterated
ce Derum ems and other d Of the bran and
nerves rife in this country very rare in Europe
ing in q great deg ee difference In the putty Of
spirits sold
We have tested the several Articles Imported and sld b.
you including you Cir which you Fe uLdsr the
Arsrnaic kchsdAm schnapps, WI ch consider Justly
titled the high reputation has acqur In this country
and from your lo5g expert foreign importer yoa
Bottled Wines and Liquors should meet wish same do
nsnd
We would recommend you appont the respect.
bic aoohseares different parts Of the city as AGENTS or
the Of your Brsndies ana Wines, where the ole,
sion can obt-in the when nsedcd for medical
puIpota
Wishins you success In yoar eut ,rprIse,
We remain ycur obeaisat servants,
VALENTINE MOTT. NJ D.. Professor Of Surgery On ven
sity Medical College New York.
j. NJ OoRNoCHAN NJ D.. Professor Clinical Surgery.
Surgeon inClieftO tie State Hospital ETC., No lsEaa
Sixteenth street
LEWIS A. SAYRE, N. D, 10 775 Broadway.
II. p. DEwEEs. N. D No. 79i Broadway.
JOSEPH wORsTER, N. D.. No. 10 Yiaih street.
NELSON STEELE N. D. N. 81 Becker stlest
JOHN o'BEILLY ~ d., No. go Fourth street.
B.L RAPaAI L, NJ d.. Pross or Of the Principles and
Psactce Of ssrssry. New York Medical College sta, No
q Ninth street and otherA
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Programme january 10 1905
"THE ROBBERS" tras edy in Eve acts by Frederisa
Won Schiller and /" MR. and MRS. PETER WHITE"
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Carpet V-arehouse.
KrssGI s. Dtckey,

- Wholesale and Retail
BOoKsFLLERs AND STATIONEKs,
lo6 CANAL srREET-New Orleans.
Law Medical Niscelapeous School ard Juvenile Books
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gruuklpu S3,aI Gsiat, for Sale.

AT A BARGAIN IF SOLD AT ONCE-A g.
story Philadelphia bhck HOUSE bgh stop trov1 rooe ~
trimmings. With best moders iapovement P-os u aus
upcrhy 6Fae within 10 minutes Of Ia
Wast Ferries Owner going South ApP Preeses No
Smhs., City Hall
A BARGAIN-S29 800 will buy a new 2-st0ry
~ HDUSB Tick basement. subcslar. positively
north s3O sOn and $50 quarterly t paid Inquire " NJ
DAY Foarb.Ave.. seveDeentrsi. BrooslrA
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Brooklyn. PAeacst NswlOrkave three Jsoy hfh
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aaltsttb,stu County Zeal estat. for saI,.

A II CROTON, Hudson River-From 10 II
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81 VNCHO POINTr-Ten acres charming places
II .erout oue worth property, to
anti purchaser CHARLES LELAND Metropolitan Ho,es
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With 10 Of lana attach d. situated %
the grouud the vicinity and ommAItnga q many quie
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under the highest Of cultivation aud improved by ahananes
growth lake, 6e The house stand
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having throughout The bouses eoayes
distance shaded the by evergreen ss
time The most liberal VII be given
purchaser. Apply the premises to mo broker nerd appl
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the Teacher, the Pupil, The School, by NATHAN

The Teacher, the Pupil the School, by NATHAN
I'LL SANDS George +. Nosbtt & Coz, a popular expo
son Of tho philosophy Of education may be commended
every Board OF Public Instruction, "a well as TO pro-
rssonal teachers, excellent compend OF the most
advanced principles the duties OF their calling II IL
free from tho stereotyped phraseology with Whieh
manuals OF education arc so often infested ana recas
the attention from tradition aud routine to the methods
OF nature Tho writer takes practical, rather than
theoretical view his subject urgently Insisting on the
Importance Of education to the morals OF society Even
the fostering corruption Of NowYork tiy and state
which IL such discrcdit Republican institutions ana
the specimens Judicial corruption by which wo are
robbed and disonorcd" he thinks might be swept away
by the influence OF an improved system OF education
lie IT, doubtless sangune IN his faith OF speedy
return to antique purity In public men, even under
sweeter aud moro wholesome conditions, but his hints
are without stimulating virtue. and may ell arrest
the attention OF thoughtful men,
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Among the books of the week, we have re-
ceved the third edition Of The graPpers Guide, by
EEwHoUsE, a useful manual Of Instructions for cap
turing all kinds OF fnrDcaring animals and curing
their skins Oakley, Mason, Coz; Life Of Philip
Doddyid0e, d. d., by ID. A. MARSHA, NJ A., an origi'
nal biography OF tho celebrated Dissenting divine
u. b. Lpplncott Coz; Preparation for Death, trans
lated from the Italian Of Alfonso, Bishop OF Agatha,
edited by the Rev. ORBY SMILEY, NJ A. Ohio Same);
Agnes WentI0orh, by Z. FoxToS, now story, by an
original and pquant Boston writer The same); Sacred
aud Oonstrehre Art by CALVIN NJ OTIS %. Z. Putnam &
Son) First Seps in German, by NJ. TIL PREU, an elemon-
tary grammar and conversational reader Oakley Mason,
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AUCTION SALES OF NEW-JErSEY REAL ESTATE.
by A. ;. BLEEcKER, son co.
81 osni a. PoAy Bergen Co. part Of the estate OF
Hoasenan, esd Mills for 1895 per SIS 40