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The Mail Train leaies New Orleans Daily,

The Mail Train leaies New Orleans Daily,
at 5 P. N.
Makes schedule connections with lightning Ex-
press traine. to all points NORTH, EAST and
WEST. Carries the great Northen Mail.
Time to New York, 70 Hours.
New aud elegantly fitted up Sleeping Cars
run to Humboldt, Tennessee. Cleveland, Ten
uessee, and Louisville, Kentucky.
Express Train South arrives at 80 A. II.
Mail Tnin South arrives at II :05 A. H.
Ticket Office. Galveston, Iron Building
Ticket Offices, New Orleans under City Hotel,
Corner Camp and Common streets. and at
Depot.
E. Q. SEwALL, General Superintendent !;
J. b. MOREY. General Ticket Agent
New Orleans, jackson aud Great Northern
Railroad
> Z. D. FROST. General Superintendent
D. B. MOREY, General Ticket Agent Mis-
sssipp; Central Railroad
g. y. ecOTr, osoxsi Pssssrgw Asaet
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"'tO/VS u oS /OttOtCS:
Hessrs. Ho,cdrd & Co.,
No. 7S5 Brodd,oay, Eelo York
Please send me your Illustrated Price lis, of
Hdlthd,n Watches, as per advertisement. in TIE
LoUIsIANIAE.
(Sign name and address in fulD
WITHOUT EXPENSE,
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Every part Of o Walthsm Watch Is made b
machinery, The machinery used in making tn
movement of a single watch coast over HIN.
dred 7noasond Dollars, yet We sell these Watches
in a solid Silver Hunting Case, for s1s. Tn
same watch could not be made by hand and Fl
nished AS perfectly for Ten TIMES As MUCH.
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We HAVE NO AGENTS. AND QUE PRICES aRR THE
SAME TO ALL. A RESIDENT or OREGON Oh TEXAS
CAN Dur Warren IRON Us AND IT WILL. COST HIN
No MORE THAN II He LIVED IN New YoaK. Az
THIS Is EXPLAINED N THE PAIGE LIST.
SpecialNotice.-We do not sell Waltham
Watches IN any Imitation, Gilt, Plated, Oride, or
Filled Cases Whatever itiiose are ali other names
for Brass or German Silver The waltham
Watch is worthy of q solid Gold or Silver Case,
and Wa do not propose TO sell it in any other.
LET EVERY ONE SEND ros PRzcx LIST. ADpazss
IN FUIL,
HOWARD i Co
Jeoa1svs ond !&lS~suslkA
No. VS. BscApwIy, Xsw rsW
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Noe1Oe To De111aalae1at
Tak.FRyer2

, NOt1Ce TO De1i7ao,ae1at
Tak.Payer1.
S%M delinquent taxpayers for the years IS.
" to 1869 inclusive. are hereby notified 70
come forward and settle Immediately at nv Office
the same, In order to avoid further cost.
Parties desiring to ascertain tie amornt q,
their taxes, are requested to call at nv Office
where all informatons will be promptly given.
@. S. sAUvINET:
Civil Sheriff, Parish Orleans.
jar. 18th, 1 mo.
LO,Uer CodS-IWace a Neek
Leaves New Orleans every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY at 10 O'Clock A. M.
Il nFor RICELAND, POINTE-A-LA-HA.
CHE, and all way landings on the
Lower Coast
The Steamer
San Nicolas,
1. a Enderle, Master,
John. T. Richardson, Clerk.
For freight OF passage apply on board or to
" J. WOOD, SO Peter st.
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NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.

| The Mobile division of this road will be opened
for business on
Monday, November 81. 1870,
and passenger trains will run as follows
street. fer Bay St Louis. Pass Christian, Mis-
sissippi City. Biloxi, Ocean Springs, Pascasouls.
! snd Mobile at 3 O'Clock A. n ARRIVE at 40
bile at 1880 o'clock Z. H., connecting st Mobile
with the MOBILE AND OHIO, and the MO-
| BILE AND MONTGOMERY RAILROADS for
| all points
NORTH, EAST AND WEST.
Leave Mobile for New OrleaI.s at 100 4. H.
| Awning at 6:l0 2. H.
Fare Between New Orleans and Mobile,
Five Dollars.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS BUN EACH
WAY DAILY.
Freight received ct New Orleans, ct the foot
Of Julia street before 4:30 P. NJ, delivered at
Mobile early next morning
FREIGHT AS Low AS BY ANY OTHER
For further information, call at the General
Office Of the company, rooms one and two, up
stairs. STORY BUILDING, corner Camp and
Common streets. J. Il. KENDRICK,
General Superintendent
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! times second,
24O times a minute,
| 14,400 times an hour,
345,6O0 times day,
| 2,419,200 timesa week,
| 1O,36S,000 times month,
26.l44.0OO times year.
l MORE rs EXPECTED OLA WATCH
THAHAFF KIND or
MACHINERY.
| must not only run VII day, but all night; not
only on ,reekdays; but on Sundays and Holidays
1t must nun hanging up or lying do,cr-upside
do''n or right side up. Kmust keep Running ,ohen
the ,reGrer sits do,cn or stand up When he ,calt,
or rides In fact it is expected 10 do its duty al all
times, in every place and in srery position
A Genuine WaItkam Watch
will fulfil all these requirements. wound once
a day, it will faithfully tick for you hundred
and twenty-six million times in year. without
even requiring fresh oil all THAT time
AGenuine Waitham Watch
Spring, uhseIs 81 Scre,cs, and 9S other parts,
making altogether 1876 separate pieces
ALI Genuine "altl,ar,,
Watches have seven
Jewels.
THE EXTRA yRwRLl.RD HAVE ELEVEN yIyErs
rHB FULL JEwELLzD HAVE YTrTIss yrwRIa
Every part off Walthsm Watch Is made by
machinery, The machinery used in making the
movement of single watch coast over a Hun
dred Thousand Dollars, yet we sell these Watches,
in solid Silver Hunting Case, for s18. The
same watch could not be made by hand and f.
nished AS perfectly for Ten TIMES As MUCH.
A Genuine waItham Watch
La interchangeable like Springfield rife. that
u.s. any part of one Watch is exactly like the
same part in another and if ten Watches of
one grade were taken apart anb the srews
wheels, springs, &c, were mixed together, ten
watches could be made by putting these parts
together again. withuot any reference TO their
former combination This isa
GREAT ADVANTAGE:
For. any part Of q wal:ham Watch is injured
we can always replace i. st a
7ryHng Expense
A GENUINE WAlTHAM WATCH |
Is made with special reference to
DURABILITY
Other Watches will run for year or two. and
require constant repairs but
a wa1tha1a Watch
WILL RUN FAITHFULLY
FOR MANY YEARS.
We sell these Watches,
IN SOLID SILVER HUNTING CASES. SIS
IN SOLID GOLD HUNTING CASES. $40
We have prepared an
ILLUSTRATED PRICE LIST,
which describes the various grades of Watches
n detail. gives the weight and quality of the
Cases, and all other information necessary for
IN intelligent selection. We wish every one
would send for it before ordering Watch
Write for 1t as fOltO,Us:
Hessrs Ho,cdrd & Co.,
No. 7S5 Broad,oay, Eelo York
Please send me your Illustrated Price lis. of
Hdthd'n Watches, as per advertisement. in TIE
LoUIsIANIAE.
(Sign name and address in fulD
WITHOUT EXPENSE,
Refund the Money.
We have sent out over Fire thousand of these
Watches upon these conditions and have only
been asked to refund the moneyin three cases.
md not one of these was on account of dissatis-
acton with the Watch, but because the parties
Needed the money more,
We HAVE NO AGENTS, AND QUE PRICES ABE rHz
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The ] A. n. Express Train runs Daily,
SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.)
Makes close CONNEXIONS sor Vicksburg, Mem
phis, st. Louis. Chicago. Louisville, and all
points beyond, Sleeping cars at night Canton
to Grand Junctin and Humboldt
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Refund tho Money.

We have sent out over Fire Thousand of these
Watches upon these conditions, and have only
been asked to refund the moneyin three cases.
and not one of these was on account of dissatis-
faction with the Watch, but because the parties
needed the money more.
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Fare Between New Orleans and Mobile.
Five Dollars.

TRAVELLERS, ATTENTION:
The New Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern,
and Mississippi Central Railroads.
Run their Passenger Coaches and Baggage
Cars, their combined length without
change
BAGGAGE CHECKED FROM RESIDENCE
TO DESTINATION
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: PEcIAl NOTICE,

SPECIAL NOTICE.
81. Louis, Iron MOutain and Southern
Railroad.
THE ONLY ALL RAIL ROUTE
To St Louis, Chicago, Omaha, San Francisco.
st Paul, Kansas City, Leayenworth, ST
Joseph,
and all Points North, Fest and Vest.
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS leave ths New
Orleans. Jackson and Great Northern Rail-
road Depot daily, at A. II. and p. NJ.
AN EXPRESS TRAIN leaves the foot of Canal
street daily at 8 A. H., via the New Orleans.
Mobile and Chattanooga Railroad, making
close connections at Mobile with the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad to all points North, East
and West
For tickets apply to
A D. SHELDON.
Ticket Agent New Orleans. Jackson and Great
Sorthen Railroad, corner Camp and Com
mon streets. under City Hotel OF to
VI. BEDELL.
Ticket Agent New Orleans, Mobile and Chat-
anoogs Railroad No. $50 Common street,
under st. Charles Hotel.
J. H. WINGFIELD.
General experimenting Agent st. Louis, Iron
and Southern Railroad,
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NV ru,z1cAr1ons.

YHe fevuo Cyusadsy, january.
We arc clad TO know that this 3uveniio no.'s
extens,yeay circulated. auding reaAers IN Ai"o's
STATE az the Union This 10 weil mexitsd. ano $3.50.
vii DO doing proper thing II they ses that sns
holds arc farnlshed with II. Tho january nu"'
excellent
Ateriean Agrieultarist January .,,,,,r-,,t In |
We can scarcely conceive how any agt'ou'u 49,,
Oh. land can 10 oontont without this Sontniy. Ss
4, omitted that can possibly enhance is vA,ue
!. ,svi,h,v expended In procuring tho best IN.
the erst artists beng engaged in that dspar'meas
.ators ona contributors talented ana expo.on
No, on,v 40 they are conscientious matter Oh NO
,rortance TO tho farmer, to whom facts are OF
aat than they may
od in rounded periods. Too much OF tho S.s., ana
u,oratrSto Of the day is taken mp with tho nAn.a
nnreo, leading to disappointment and loss
20 the true aaprant for rural delights anu
Tb. nrce is only q so por year. Address oranS'
& 20 s4s broadway New York.
: Public Ledger Almanac. 1871. aud nj
n w. have heeu favored with tho above almsnao' On.
tn caauu years fud it full OF valuable iniot ~,
3, NJ C,eorce W. Childs, tho proprietor ana ea'' W.
ric Ledger 10 one of tho most progressive Ana
> ,or IN the editorial fraternity, and hiA 1oufn .
,n o.t popular Influential and profitable IN 'no GU"
n.
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Nav BooKs-AMERICAN EDUcAiioNAi
. W. all attention to tho advertisement oi no"
49,, r tho American Educational Series IN 'h'S S
-,o- These books are at least up 10 INC 'o'S g
-, ,,nas,ed standard of the other teN1 oooA "
th;s ,eu known series largely in use III Jul 10
tholic schools. :, l., ,o,sed tn have
,rho nubli,bers say: "We shall DO Piea' " =.
49,, WOW books extensively examined by teaehe.s'
;,z 20 introluction and copies for TINS Pufp "
~, .,t nv mail free of postage, on receipt oi mas
annonded price," They can DO ootaiheo a,e' -, T.,
.sme terms at the agency in this city iea'nei' -
want of books of this class wouio "s "
.l.o hefore making their selections
l. We take, the moro pleasure in doing this' a 'no =.
r .h, ho,.o are free from either the open OF coSor
| -, ~ o,bo,ics " hich abound in 10 many n"iAN P
| ,..,. indeed we have it upon undoueeea au'nof'S
-, A., f,hrstiau Brothers at the North have expresses
| ,,a.d terms their sense Of the Nberaity Oh 'hi'
g hnsver in the of business they nave Deei
| ,,bt into personal relations Ihe agent III SNA' '
VI, ~ Moronev is in this respect fitting represents
tive Of his principals He has been assiauouS An
~. .h roerts of his books before school autnoEi'ie
S .h nublic at large, and his success has been coz
= N a.o 9th his zeal. Free from the narro"-niht
| -, ,rh;cb ottains end at the expense Oh nohot@o
| ;oIr, he has by a frank and gentiemah'S oouio
od the confidence of Southern Educational eS~.ot''
/ o.s and official boards. His ofhce ID Ut d. a. W."
y -, o,.camp street where all Information resaruh
/; a - -. 80. hoolss in all branches will be prompt
| fmn
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DIED

~ s...,,,, january r 1871, mt ~ o clock NJ NARY
WOMAN. wifs of John Curry. aged3o years. q nauVo
of County Limerick, Ireland
Sunday morning, ut nino o'clock, Jams. 1871 Ai''
,,,pcApEr JUDGE at the age of seventeen ma
tive of Iongford, Ireland
a., Monday morning JAN o. 1871, at O'clock Dh.
,,T roNARp tborn GAVIN aged 80 years. h"''>o
'r.so parish Ahishart, County Galway Ireland
p S,.,aoh uoNoEAn DoNSELLY-born Kelly,
=. -, e- years. a native of County Galway. HeiAn"
r,,.;,en. of this city for the pas. twenty'hS0 ''
On Tuesday Jan. TO- ISL. at O'CLOCK A. N ..,..n. O
urATI, n native of London, Eng an" "
I .,, ,i,v for more than twenty 'hve SeaIs
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MARRIED {:

,,....,,,, yo,uorv 3 1871, ut st. Joseph's CHURCH
on nA.. Tsthsr smith. DANIEL DEMPSEY to Miss
NARY DoNNELLY, both of this city
r. A,r,srs. on Monday. January 9, 1871 by the Kew.
,,..,,an :nthurieu. Mr. ROSS Cabin to Miss NATE
sNIFFINGTON both of this city
On Jauuary5 1871 by the Row Father 81 eenam
,.rpENcE c. FALLON to Miss CLARA "hiN'
CART. both of this city.
On Thursday January s. ls7i at ST. A.pn" ''' u,
~, -, ths Rev. Father Meredith, RICHARD T.
pwYER to Miss MARY GoGGINs' both OF this e''s
rhursaay. anuary 5. 1871, at the residene o, =.
Witt, ESQ, by the Father Nassardisr hMA, ~,
TuACKER to JNo. S. Il. KEAGAEA' o''n VI va
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THE sEcrs AND v1cToR EMMANuEL:1a
The sects made a mistake if they supposed .1a;r
tAey could make so ws'e serrs shsm
t tGer than by SO doing he could serve HIM
s snif 'I He never had any sympathy with
i Protestantsm wish to see , itI,y
frS FRO e. %a himself at its head as its King,
and so f fac as and the rev9a
t ion could aid him in aecomplsnhst theirs seis
sss ssss snsH TO
g gsa for a me ~ do If he
be the King of Italy, he would prefer nn P rr.
Italy should he Catholic to ITS S SaTs little
t to nome from him, whether he makes th nj,
~, ,'sace with the Church or not, ana .,, tnu.
attempts to destroy the Pap TSs L Lord Gc
recol on their own heads; ;s ae lin an,
naS re maj of wrath He will restrain
NJ Y Tablet.
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c,xx~ g. W1sTz.-Exoelsor is IT.. the a., no 10 re.
The snssIp that q
markabe NEE In this part Of the reconesrucc,eu
sh.s
have to calling Their h9os sSery re-
b Essd a ppss de-
peot ana nnop when They hsH
outlived tho Tnrmer promises in Camp street ana
snao e Canal vs1y
Init not tterin than ts 10 please
sos
and 1ehsT at once of the best quality anu inc
in fashion. ali to 90 to Canal street. Luis PP
| 10 Iee eco, unoyS that is the fuing thing
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the draft on nEs ead to
ring the iaie has some more left. The fact 49, ne
Of there laid %Sla with
boots and hence none turned away
and iol Canal street end the large inus of
s1 at will be n tsr
that they o and that will
only So Ss Sns mt srssveing nm
such as ste may be had the same BY
oreas, eo' Of on the most reasonable terms ~ fnr
all disposed OF n;re sewing Machine SHOULD not DC .O
goetsn it is held in high eare valuable family
| thy the consideration oil all " n' "'''
| adjunct.
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A gentleman at Fremont, Ohio, had
at his house the other night, anu
when tile guests went away it took the
host all night to wash the tar and pick the
feathers of his person.
San Francisco Migrants luxuriate in ian
elegant iron setting, ornamented with
fifty-six pound\ cannon shot," while en-
ployed on public works. Evidently they
have no Judge Cooley there.
California rejoices that it has seen dufins
the past year the shipment of the hrst oa'e
of home made silk, the raising OF the hrs'
successful crop of cotton, and the hrse sue
| cess in the manufacture of beet sugar.
Lady Pigott, an English lady famous as
an agriculturist, is now nursing the wound
ed at Metz. She describes the Prussians at
cloud and consequential" the Ffenot
pale and haggard," and both weary o
! war.
The collapse of the Home Fire lnsuranc
compapy of New Haven reveals q state
things not calculated to inspire confidene
in corporate management. 1t was one
the most popular in the country, out II
conce; vable .recklessness and fraud is la
To the charge Of all concerned.
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u.,rx,s NEWS DErors.-Theso famous J.. s 3

HA1sy's NEWS DErorsIIhe se,d aa1 ila.trated
SsMs %andon eraph Tnes
spnteS ;1sn sunSurst ceit Frank ssneo
Weekly saDner NJ e. ss' wesSi Erssds
Mercury CHIMNEY asnsSay %Sh wks Spirit Turf Tsa
Farm Clipper Day p bSSs ponocrat All
of tho sns for BOOK haze
eel, Of Fashion Bon Ton
c"thoSe Assnse roSsa and .Ss london
BeiGr Also he 10 in daily receipt Of the n
aid world Tribune and Times 20 we a and CONNER
cia st. Louis Republican and anS Detro
aeI ali The latest novels and literary pu,i ~
aa,n ;vsd full liue of schooi-books constantly
| hanl.
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The .Arobian Nights' are in progTsss r.. q

The "Arabian Nights are an proepre spossd
t and nr,ncesses Disguise are not wan.rS or
the African mines furnish lam With all Ss
could not ss0~ =. at arc
me- Old Stand ii3 Canal street. Ihs IN
and gentlemen that M t Powers Sds
Az Ii Known ur6antv that 1t s NO easy he
satisfy demand for hts hs oS stand Is nakini
Of should not Ss on
Of days to boar that some ensrso his
mana In the meantme LADIES' and ther tn
| H"nrs.,ves of your privileges. ana p u,LSsS"
your ou..se,h aro, s,,ots and Shoes Of the period.
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SINGERS SEWING MAcH1N Mho f Sans Win,
conuneru "a ygip% Macbnel Shiftless And NOT OILY
out Int t6Tess family which has not one re 90 into
or dwell ON tho various points ~ w =. s ave
detalls, oSccIa all other machines ,uihce ~ 70
singer ; may work on cbcerfnly and with the
thnS any oss and accuracy-ady antaSes IniGn The
grea,IetsS an similar principle cannot claim a.r q,
inachulSs which have been made on II LIZ a.,
the most perfect Of any NOW IN ht they are
rooSed in handness Most 81 them can The
or deiacn IN only be appreciated by obsRr ~
Slsination Ladies call on the Wee vi demon
it,s SSo ise nniqus pogRrs of the Singer
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GRArrruDE.-Nothing is more nc 1. aSaet Did we
be ssH to
nifty of purity and
at $50 and 5ss Magazine street
home ana hateful for extraordinary
teehhe X dining the past season ana oesirnS
have reooiS esnrecation OF tho same and IN ANA We
will 70 our annual reductions of winter
have month earlier than usual SO say na should
s. y. th;s nTbo spirited firm for ia o
be grasesn promote the interests OF its hall mh'" pa
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mechanical talent in America anu
The hest Sarated to improving and eimPlifying
GTTs only hHt is
dispensing WI machipea The result is the HaSo and
Proved s Ss,ing , Mes' Corner Of Burgundy
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THOMAS Hare, 165 Poydras street, o DeG hand a
,lnnSslet and St Charles has making them to
select stock o optsst notice His articles always
satjsractionl
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Recommendations in want amt OF dTapaase 70
~ ever description will find II ~ iS7 PoydraS
call e. s sto buys second hand furniture ana
storage.
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,.,s;ne &. Co, 50 Matches street, Viola ard
sale cos dealers ssfn,df a0 Of the
converts s1Gn ;sts Daughters Of the Cross. Dec
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Mellon conscientious lawyers and all eu nGran
e ooS to win be sS @srp street
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p Magee 60 So LaaasstfS for
street aud ~ Foucher, has % ne" sugar
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-o,,bers of the Hibernian MutaA AZ; al
The mehme'9 are requested to attend sPesc anl
AssociatU at their Hall lal Car9ndete ssp eeock
meet aiEcSnning, 10th instant, at Ihii p
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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-15

r,co ia q troasure that diminisbes aaly
LII me so - to waste it in vain anxieties'