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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29
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ar M The eixths DisAs6t Codft 'ttree Suits
were broughE rk1Rn1e' tho city by profess
eisuA septleuen for fees not altogether un-
conpected with the late drainage ceAmis.
0lO0." l.tt. .fn:s.+. ~. h ~
Writs Of attachment iAeued yesterday
from the Fifth pilfTict Court in cases prayed
for. So - .g.i,,.,{,,,r. --t-7
iig AZ faras Bringing suits smeans business"
the district eourts have It present their full
The agent, l. this city of John Stewart
Daley T. Co. applied the Eighth District
Court foE a. injunction to RESTRAIN the bark
Moltke, nom departing ON her voyage to
Liverpool. because the bark, having con-
tracted to carry. petitioner one hundred
and three bales Of cotton, received it on
board and then refused to aign . bin of lad
Ing for tho aame. 4 rule nisi, calling on de-
isnda9t to ;hox cause Why the
plainant's demand. il returnable on the
thirteenth Of November. III
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

A Sr1ssDID SroRs:-The elegantly fitted
up store Of Nj. Joseph Llado, at the corner
of St. Charles and Common streets, vas
the centre of attraction in that neighbor-
hood ON the occasion Of its first opening
last evening. We have seldom seen 20 much
taste displayed in the fitting up of drug
store a. has bees exhibited by Mr.. Llado on
this occasion. The many rich cut glass yes
sels containing the drugs areso we'll ranged
around upon the shelving Of the octagonal
room, and the PArian marble counter, where
the mineral watets are dispensed. is q model
Of its kind. We had the pleasure Of meet
ing there, As second in command, Mr.. Cur
It's Harris, formerly of the house Of Ball,
Lyons l. Co., than whom does not live in
this city more skillful chemist and apothe-
cary, or courteous gentleman. We wish
Mr.. Llado al success in his new locality.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29
The Rankin Csmpa.x.

Tbs performances at the Academy during
thepast week arc deserving of something
more than . passing notice. The Rankin
Comedy Company, which commenced its
engagement here last Monday evening, un-
deubtedly embraces much moro ability
than is usually brought together in the
atrical companies. I'D, scr.
There is not . member of this company
who is not above mediocrity in his or her
line Of acting, and the most of the company
are accomplished artists. It is most pleas
ing and instructive to witness the repre-
sensations of such sterling and elegant plays
as Little Emily" "Caste," School" and
"Long Strike" the emanstions Of aster
minds, by SO thorough company.
The play of Little Emily" dfsmatized
from Dickens work entitled David Copper
field, was performed ON the opening hight
Of the company's engagement, to crowded
house, and gave the public an excellent op-
portunity to Judge of the merits Of its mem
bers.. As the play progressed the excel
lence of each actor developed itself, and at
its conclusion there was decided judgment
in favor Of the company and the manage
meut tor the superb manner in which the
piece had been placed upon the stage.
While all did well who took part in the
piece, there we're others who ex-
celled in the more difficult parts. This
play had an excellent run for three sue
cessive nights. d',an go. Il
On Thursday evening Robertson's elegant
comedy entitled ''Caste" was produced with
equal satisfaction. Upon this occasion,
Miss Kittie Blanchard appeared to even
better advantage as Estksr Etcses, and Nc
Kee Rapk,n's Captain Hasctrse was equal to
his Daniel Ptgyoty, though the characters
are as dissimilar 40 possible. All the char
acters were we'll sustained, and the per-
Torrance of ''Caste" proved an excellent
evenings entertainment to all Who had the
good fortune to witness it. This was sue
ceeded on Friday evening by the highly
finished comedy entitled 'School, in which
Miss Kittie Blanchard sustained her original
character of Naomi zsyhe, the, beautiful,
romping, artless school girl. We do not be-
leve we can better express our admiration
Of Miss Blanchsrd's impersopation of this
character than TO say, she tr1thfully "holds
the mirror up to nature"
The Jack Poynt= Of Mckee Rankin is also
most finished piece OF acting; and we
might 90 through the whole list Of charac-
tiers and find much to admire. There ia
nothing in this piece to mar ito beauties:
It Is just such picture Of life - is calcu.
IAHAh mt nvaA A~1n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

,...f, Il .fffsiu.- NAYeRAErv % Nsw ORtAAys,l
-. - ,,s,. City Hal. October Is. ls7i.
qss mo. lls2-Administratio SerieAl, "a
An ordinance providing for the payment Of the
several accounts therein named. ,4
Be it ordained, That the following appropriations
he andiArH hereby made, and that the Adntnistrs-
tor Of Public Accounts warrant ON tho Admins.
tret0r Of Finance in payment Of the same: Lqu-t
!. Root, hauling and spreading shells, e6za -.
Spencer Field, Jr.. coal. $l4l9 - - :
New Orleans Times, for advertisements fDr the
Department. of Public 1coeunts approved. seH 90.
g. s. Sauyiqet, Civil Sheriff for additional COM
1anonon for tax bils collected for 1855 and 1861.
90 n ih "a - jpf4 ~ a Ltih2 4l5a
T. o. Stark copy Of lease, approved by ths Mayor.
o. Abbot, SSorouer's certificates. approved.
, J. Chapus. criminal jury warrants o4S.
l. d. II. Samuels, criminal jurv warrants, 16s2
D. u. Eamuels Coroner Jury warrants, 11l2.
n. y. Samuels, Coroner jury warrants, 37&
J. Chapus, Coroner Jury warrants, 90.
J. ChApus, Coroner Jury WARRANTS, 1346. BeL
Charles 4. Meyers, sixth Justice Of the Peaoe. for
f-es in criminal cases from February to July :.
1917. 186.
A. Hero, Jr. for acts Of sale from property hold.
ere on MOreAu street to the city, 136. 7f.rN
G. r. FeFnalA clefk Of the Fourth District Court,
for COS: Of enit No. l7,7S4, city OF Hew Orleans.
prayps for ,t the opening u xoreau atd casseslve
Adopted BY the Council Of the city Of New o..
80 - BENZ. p. FLANDERS, Mayor.
H. Cosarssr CLARKE. Secretary OCT It
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

The president of one Of the leading West.
ern roads, who resided hundred miles out
Of Chicago, was visiting in Hartford. Con.
from New York on Monday evening, when
in TIE same train he found three cars full
Of rufisns and burglars bound for Chicago.
who all paid their fares and behaved 10 qui-
city that the conductor could not eject
them. Yet he and the president and the
police knew what class Of characters they
were On reaching Albany the president
telexraphed General Sheridan Of the fact.
and requested telegram At Cincinnati or
at point this side Of Chicago. The Gen
eral telegraphed that he had i've thousand
troops and could safely protect all inhabi-
tsnts and property. The telegram was read
aloud i9.tbe train, and most Of thsrowdies
got of before reaching Chicago.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

RI fI&CD !. J; sPEAn,. Agcfses1s.-
1 ~ o%ss sG ~ = seasst:cs. .ssy1T1Rn9
= sss e cS..ss ss'ssr q Sc
stsees betysUa 0mslse aa6 Cs91ea sen11a. 81
Tc s sas jas e E: q Cd e
Sss q, ia, - seessss 4 tie sssvs 90 In
'af Eca o;s ris e .s.u.r
rontehsftteia. deetgnated by numhefe 4ys and
Isl g .si !: Il S; 4 sss Ss!ss ~;
aid plan, msasass. IN Aesrieaa nelpre. q 1T
in the roar. and have the ioiiewins dapSks n
No. 5, los 6sss enis incAss tA4 lnt ~ les 10. 4
and loS 81 iess e sss si4s lin e lst IF
Ssst inehss e TIE oshss sads linz, y1th ths I'M
pscvens.ss shess.a; - 80. ..S..,.
snd ass1ms the Psysst Of H. syn % aM =, pay
able 70 equa! in:aell.snts Il ~ - rseDestixsy,
e The psztiss hassasl.es 4e@eA. whSS lhsy -
Ses atteimag H. sss 1aiseity, 9, 4 nj s1en-
zach Is &: !: ;S e. s 8 a.
1873. Eaiicits CsnGi % the twellSh 81 Aatil lS5a
Hsarsette Canai. % ahs sixt4 q RiasHsrT -
ssa g Il a.:.: i 1o Is d:,e ~
ssn..asasily s - susss e ia .issTs e 30.
mont q ths slow s:oaps. d capita! md issszss.
chaser, moreover, to keep the buildio1s On
said lot constantly t.sassi, 70 - a0e15t not
les thar I'VE hundred aellsss and 70 tsens1se the
nnal payment and in ease Of failure Of sata pur-
chaser 70 eMeeS such Insurance. end oAn064 the
sa q SO Il e E b.: II: q e
the pqrelsssr shal pay tie e. sf tSs i1.ysr s..
i've per cent on The anount sued for; the rein:
bursement Of N insurance. premiums advanced
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29


The LATE ARRIVALS AT M0ODYs.-It
can not be denied that the new goods just
being opened by the world renowned shirt
king, Moody, OF Canal street, corner Of
Royal, are, beyond all dispute, a. beauti-
ful-yes, not only beautiful, but elegant,
and last, but not least, good. There are
c-avats, scarfs and neckties which far sur
pass the most tasty ever worn in Paris;
shirts at once we'll fitting; we'll made and
stylish in the extreme. tndershirts of
every texture, ss we'll As socks and GLOW es
from all the most celebrated manufactures.
All the numerous appliances for an ele-
CANT toilet of . gentleman-the handker-
chiefs, the collars, the shirt buttons aud
studs, the perfumeries, the combs and the
brushes. They are all there, and that too
at prices which place them in the reach Of
every one. 4 10 r ,.. -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29
SALE or MARKET REVENUES.
. T.3 DspA.ruryr o, co1ns.cs,

-. -..t T.i DEPARTMENT o. COMMRRCH. I
..Iss New 0rleaus, October Is, 1871. s
WILL BIZ GOLD FOB CASH At HUBLIC AUC
W ton, on TUESDAY, the Thirty .arst instant, Ut
twelve O'Clock r., in the Mayors Parior, City Hail.
the revenues Of the public markets Tor the month
Of November. 80 us 4' ivL
The lessees win b required to coneFm to al the
city ordinance relating to markets, anal will have
the privilege Of collecting the revenue according
to ordinance No. 81, ~ amended
Accepted bidders will be required to make . de-
post OF fifty dollars in cashfOr each market It the
time Of sae which shall be forfeited to the city in
case Of failure to complete the contract.
The city reserves the right to reject any and AL
offers. 81 -t.t. -. ft'N
B;ds to lie made in currency. II .-.a,
2. C. RENICK.
oe26 St Administrator Of Commerce.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29
CONSOLIDATION OF BOND.

SrArR o, IorisfASA. }
Executive Department,
New Orleans, September g. 1871.
WHEREAS, APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE
W to me for the cancellation OF the ofaciai bond
Of 3. J. Montgomery. as AuctiOneer inNnd for the
parish OF Orleans, to wit: 4 bond dated May ~,
1863 in the sum Of ten Thousand dollars; signed by
3. J. Montgomery - principal, end William Barnes.
b. L. Shearer and Z. X. Converse as snreties; the
said bond being conditioned for the faithful per.
formance by the said B. J. Montgomery Of his
duties a. AuctiOneer aforesaid.
Notice IL hereby gwen to all persons interested In
the said bonds to e their objections to the cancel
laton thereof in writing, In the Oce Of the Secre
tary Of State within ninety days after the last pub
location hereof ~ 5.'lh
Given undermy hand and the seal Of the State,
this twenty.n day OF September 4. D. 1871 and Of
the Independence Of the United Ststes the ninety
sixth. N'N :
Ey the Governor. 80" e. C. wARMOTH
]. W. FAlRrAx,, Assistant Secretary Of stste.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

A Georgia Ku.Klux journal ,ays: "Geor-
gia's turn will come next" Why! We
presume that not more than two thousand
peaceab.e citizens have teen whipped, and
not more than one hundred murdered in
Georgia during the. las. eighteen months,
for opinions sake. Why not arrest few
suspected characters in Georgia. and in
quire into these things: Can it do any
harm. II Georgia is guiltiess in this BUSH
ness'the suspension Of the writ can work
no harm to her-Udshinyton Chronicle.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

The new Louisiana remedy from our
swamps, known as Smiths Life Tonic and
Pulmonic Syrup, is attracting much atten-
ton. The proprietors refer to many well
known citizens here who have used it. in
some cases with astonishing results. The
works Of the proprietors have just been
greatly enlarged, and the demand is con.
stantly on the increase. L: is evidently a
most remarkable remedy, and deserves the
serious consideration of all who are in any
way afflicted or threatened with scrofulous
complaints very numerous class, includ-
ing that terrible scourge Of, civilized society,
cOnsumption-and kindred diseases.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29
PROPOSALS.

Proposals for the Cast Iroh Cornice Of the
United States Customh ouse, New Or.
leans, Loaislana. 8
: no. tt ," OSy,cE OF SUPERINTENDENT,
fp ~ hI!. .Es7 October Is, 1871. !
S7ALED PROPOSALS WILL BE- RECEIVED AT
- tae Office Of the Superintendent until 10 u, No
vember IS, 1871, for furn shing, delivering, fitting
and putting in place the entire cast IRON cornce Of
the Customhkuse at New Orleans. Louisiana as
exhibited by the drawings and speci cations copies
OF which may be had ON application ut this Office
The whole to be cast Of No. gray mottied iron,
c!ean smooth and free from ali defects aud flaws
Scanolding and derricks will be furnished to the
contractor without cost. Ninety per cent Of the
amount due will be paid on the completion Of the
cornice to each front, the balance on the c0mple.
ton Of the contract.
Bidders Wilt state the earliest time within which
they viii complete the contract aw ared to them
All the bids must be made on the printed form. to
be obtained at this office, and be accompanied by
penal bond Of $4,000, that the bidder win accent
and perform the contract II awarded him the sum.
cheney Of the security to be approved BY the
United States District Judge or the clerk Of the
United States Court.
The right to reject any and ali BIDS received is
Proposals. must e inclosed in sealed envelop
Endorsed Proposals for Cast Iron COrnice 10 tie
Customhouse, New Orleans Louisiana and ad.
dressed to COLONEL J. F. MORSE
ocl' 23t Superintendent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

BoYs' AND CMLDREN's CLOTHING AND
MEMS FuRNIsHrNo GooDs. - The new
goods which comprise the stock Of Mr.. B. T.
Walshe, ct his beautiful store, No. Ito
Canal street, We hardly need tell our read
ere, arc exactly Of the kind required By our
citizens At this season. They have been
manufactured expressly for Mr.. Walshe's
sales. and are certain to give satisfaction.
Everything required for dressing boys and
children can be, procured there, at prices
most liberal. On calling there yesterday,
We saw one Of the greatest curiosities ever
brought to the city-s cylindrical looking
glass, in which . perfect metanorphose is
worked simultaneously in any person look.
ing into it. It is worth . walk to Canal
street at any time to see it. II 'I,...
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29


The first contest of the championship
series, between the Lone Stars and Excel
siore will % played At the park this after
noon atthree O'Clock, and a these clubs nave
heretofore played some Of the mos: inter.
esting matches seen here, tie bare announce
ment of their meeting will attract good
attendance Both clubs will present full
mines, and . good display of the noble
science Of ball tossing may be looked for.
Plsy will be called At three o'clock.
On Sunday, November s.. the long talked
will come of at the park, and on that occa-
sion the ex-champions win present their
famous new nine, strengthened by the addi
5tion, Of several crack players, both from
here and the North. -. = -2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29
J. LEGAL NOTICES. as@
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
s5., DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER OF aESRy SHORTEN,
Bankrupt.

WHEREAS, HENRY sdORrES, OF THE PARISH
duly declared bankrupt under the act Of Congress
OF March 1897 has this day fled in said court
thereof from all his debts and O,Ler Claims prOva
bls under said act
Notice 10 therefore given to all creditors who
have proved their debts, and to all other persons
ia interest. that the twenty fifth dAy Of EOvem.
pet, ls.l At A. y; is assigned for tho bearing ef
the same, ana that they may then and there attend
q the sid petition should not - granted; and,
nstheF notice T. gZsa that the Senkrqpt yill un-
the twenty second day Of fovom6cr 4 D. 1871 &
IL 4 =, at his once, Custnnhouss building -,
Clerks ONCE. New Orleaus October "a, 1911. ssf.-
oc4 nol IL K. LORw, Deputy Clerk.
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0e26 St
PROPOSALS..



New Orleans Octo,-- 25 1871. !
0EALED PROPOSALS ADDRESSED TO THE
- undersigned viii be received at this office until
WEDNESDAY, noon. November 9, TAN, for grading
aud shel:inx with lake shells Ma,engo steeet from
TchoupitOuias to Clara street; Clara street, nom
street, nom Clara to Claiborne street and Claiborne
street tsouth si.lsl f,om General Taylor % wash
-ti0ns ON die in the Office Of the City Surveyor.
io the 81
nance, ~ evidence OF their intention to abide ~
the adjudication, the amount Of two thsusand
dollars IN cash. which shall be forfeited to the
city in case Of failure to sign the contract
Bidders 10 whom contracts are not awarded shall
have their deposits returned to them on the day
authorizations are made. 81 s'.r q,
No b.d will be received unless accompanied by
the certificate Of the administrator Of Finance
certifying that the required cash deposit has been
made. f- = ~ VA, ,,,, -
The city reserves the zish. to reject any and all
bids. -. -
Bids to be per running foot AMI to be Endorsed
"P-opOssls for grazing aud shelling Asrengo street.
oc26 I'll JOHN COCKREM. Administrator.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

A good commercial education, good
handwriting and an aptitude for figures,
constitute a fortune for any young man
who starts out to fight the battle Of life
without capital or influential family con.
nection. The best thing for young man
to do who has none Of these adventurous
aids to success, is to 60 to Dolbear's Com
mercial College, Nos. 164 and l66 Canal
street, and get diploma. Its exhibition
will secure him situation and hosts of
friends, with a certain competence, and
probably . fortune. That, at least, has
been the experience Of hosts of young men,
who have secured for themselves excellent
business situations in consideration of the
fact that they were educated at Dolbear's.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

Captain Gus Richards, the new proprie.
tor Of the Orleans House, on Common and
Gravier streets, understands his business
thoroughly, and, in fact, knows how to keep
a hotel. This latter statement will be con-
frmed next summer when visitors begin to
60 over to that grand resort, the Grand
Island Hotel, where. Captain Richards will
figure as ''mine host and the rush will be
Sc great that additional accommodations
must be provided. The Orleans House for
winter and the Grand Isle for summer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

The name Of Aleck Deck, to those who
have frequepted Hawkins Branch, at the
corner of st. Charles and Grayier streets.
is familiar ~ household word. But Aleck
has taken new departure, and now ex-
pands at Aleck' . House, No. 81 Front street,
formerly Walter's House, where he spreads
elegant and substantial lunches, and pro
vides for his customers the choicest wines
and liquors, purchased from the famous
Johnny Hswkins. Z -sGs 'sd5 ~ ,s-sdI
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.
- - 'sca1xr orAxrnaxA.rnk:s crncr. !

CaIHF QUAKT8RNAsfEks OFYICI,
O. 4rh.t FsB r; fHH Deuartment Of T\.xaa. )
- San Antonio Texss. August d, 1871.
GEALED PROPOSALS IN TRIPEICATE, SURJKCT
y to the usual conditions heretofore published,
will I've received at this office. and alec 1t the Office
Of the United States Quartetmsster. at Fort
Richsrdsor,i Texas, until twelve O'Clock. H.,
on WEDNESDAY,, the twenty second OF November,
1871, for f,lrnshiha and delivering 1t said Fort
Richardson such quantities Of grain forage - may
be Repaired at that pest for the remainder Of the
fiscal year ending qp the thirtieth Of June 1872,
'ei So SO pounds q OATS OF CORN.
The exact quantity OF each kind Of grain to be
contracted for will be determined when the con-
quality, and delivered in good sOund sacks.
Separate bids win be made for Oats and Corn,
which they will deliver each Of the kind Of grain
needed. D. ..--
Blank proposals. and any additional information
car be obtained on application to this Office.
-iH = BENJAMIN c. CARD,
oc20 ct Acting Chief Qnartermaster.
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OF9f0fxI's B0lIlljf|,sss g
.uAYonAxfY o. NV OunnAS>. !
City Hall. Octoler - ISM )


.r q. q44 -. -MAYonAEfY oviMnw OnnnA1o,
i of sa.1. sTs8 City Hall. Oceeher - ,ls7Es
lNo INSTRUMENTATION 0etieA lus.s
Be it oedaiued That the following appruDyia6aous
be and ere hereby nede in accordance with the
termA Of ordinance No 1884, Administration oerieo
Pay roll Bureau Of Wharves9A - anu
and Landings f0r ten days 1lpode LII
ending October y, 1871: -fse8E
!d::.:x ~: :: = SO y
Pay roN Bureau Of Drainage for TO - 4
ten d. ys ending October -, thl - SA|
lS1E LABOR. 1859 10 . .-gu :
rsy roii surveyor; department for ten
days ending October ~. ls?l, On.
E pertntenAents. drAughtsmeu aud
Pay roll Department Of Police for public, - .
= squafeo. labor for two weeks ending
October -, l87l....................... ~ 90
two x.sis ending ostobef q. isn. ~: ...as 800 %
Pay roll Department. OF Commerce. for -
ssrs ISM f.. ..aone' eaans oe.o. In ,s
Pay roll Dsp9ttmtnt Of Police. for come %.
teriess ending Uctsbsr =, la71........, 10 %
Tetal . :. -. :. :. e3o74 s.
Adopted by the Council Of the city OF New Or
Yeas: Cockrens shaw, pelass;se, 1eniek. Lewis,
" ,''4' BENZ. r. FlAxDsRs. Mayor.
trne copy: 1877 7-a -
Il. iCosau.sr cxAxxz, Secretary. llocss1t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29
Local Intelligence.

EMPIRE BASE BALL CLUB BALL.-The
many young gentlemen who managed this
ball, at Turner Hall, last night, evidently
understand making all things pleasant for
their guests. All present enjoyed them
selves without hindrance or obstruction Of
any kind. The ladies displayed excellent
taste in dressing, some Of the toilets being
uncommonly fine, while the dancing Was
the best. There existed sociable feeling
which msde al the visitors quite at ease.
Although this was the 6rst ball by the club,
it was q success that the participants may
be proud of, f0f D. 90 I,r- =
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

THE DAlLY EEPUDL.ICAN
xsy be had Of the following deales:
George Ellis, opposite the PostoAice. ~
4. Simon, No. "a Exchange Alley.
C. C. Haley, No. 10 Commercial Place.
c. q. D. Holle, No. 81 Exchange Place.
D. James Ennis, Pontchartrain Railroad
Depot, Third District; also, at Depot foot
It Lafayette Street., First District.
NV. Long, corner of Love and EnGhieu
01reez, Third District. 'latrot.
Crescent City News Depot, No. 2sS Canal
street, corner Of Howard, ~