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Smyrna times., 1871-02-01

Mr.. Eli Salisbury, U. s. Senator elect, is
ABOUT as much IN favor of temperance as Will
lard is in favor Of his ardent beverage II 10
stated that few days ago number of the
members OF the Legislature addressed a com
munlcation to Mr.. S. advising him to omit the
usual Senatorial supper on the ground that it
was useless expenditure of money, and contri.
buted to injure rather than to advance the
cause OF morality. He replied that he would
hold the matter under advisement, and that
whatever his decision might be they could rest
assured that the use OF alcoholic liquor should
form no part Of the entertainment.
Smyrna times., 1871-02-01

lHE FELTON, ELoPEMENT CASE.--Lqst week
we referred to the fact that a merchant namod
Reed, at FELTON,, had cloped with another
man wife. 1t seems that the woman he
eloped with WAS his partners wife. Mrs. De
horlty, leaving his own wife (Dchoritv's sis
teri and his tive children to Dehority's care
together with an indebtedness of about Sc 600
lie took away also about $4,000 iu money be
longing to the firm, enough to meet ali their
liabilities. The affair has created great excite
Smyrna times., 1871-02-01
Wood and WiIiow.Nare.

Washing Tubs, Buckets KccIcrs, Chnrns, Brooms,
Clothes Pins, Cloihes Brushes Hair Brushes. Scrub
Brushes, Fancy ard Market Baskets. Curry ombs,
butter Prints. Butter Bowls. Wash Boards, Wall
Brushes, Half. Bushel and Peek Measures, Oil
Cloths, Mats, and all sizes of Rurc.
Smyrna times., 1871-02-01

Ladies' 25-Sprng Hoop Skirts are sold for
40 cents at Z. A. Schwarz New York Bazaar.
We ALL CONSIDER Iron the emb0dimento Of strength
and power but how few are aware that il is this same
element IN the system. that gives us strength and
ViRof and that an InsuilcIency OF 1t causes
and debility. The Peruvian Syrup. proiovide OF
IRON. is prepared expressly TO supply This valzing
element.
Smyrna times., 1871-02-01

The only store for the inhabitants of SMYRNA
and vicinity to secure bargains, is at Schwarzs' ,
before it is too late.
Smyrna times., 1871-02-01

TO LET-A twO-story Store House. on Main
Street, with grocery room and cellar; we'll To-
Gated and a choice business stand. Apply to
j. Ii. Primrose.
Smyrna times., 1871-02-01

A rare chance for bargains at Primrose 5.
Goods at cost
Smyrna times., 1871-02-01

f. A. Schwarz will not sell any of his stock
at auction, 50 secure your goods before he
leaves
Smyrna times., 1871-02-01
The Cloths and Cassimeres

are new, just bought, and comprise all the leadn
styles.
Smyrna times., 1871-02-01

NOTICE.-E. A. Schwarz's New York Ba.
zaar will positively remove from Smyrna, Del.
on the 18th of February, 1871.
Smyrna times., 1871-02-01

Gents, Youths and Boys Hats and Cans
at cost, at PrimrOses.
Smyrna times., 1871-02-01

If you don't want to pay the same high
prices you did before f. A. Schwarz opened
here, now is the time to buy.
Smyrna times., 1871-02-01

AT f. A. Schwarzs New York Bazaar YOU
can get .Jouvln's Best Kid Gloves for 81 90
worth ST. 95 Every pair warranted not to rim.
Smyrna times., 1871-02-01
GROCERIES,

Sugars, Syrups, Mulasses, Rice, c. flee, Teas,
Choroate, Coffee Essence, Coffee Roasted, Savanl.
la Coffee, Coal OIL Lard Oil, Candles, Soap, Spice s,
Salts Saeraus, Saltpctrc, Alum, Saponnif,r, Indi,
go, Starch, Corn Starch, Farna, Trenton Crackers
Cheese, Shot, Powder, Matches, Vinegar, Shoe
Hacking, Stove Polish. Mustard, Pepper, Hams,
Side Meat and Jowls.
Smyrna times., 1871-02-01

A large stock of Ladies and Children's Fur,
are now offered at cost by Primrose
Smyrna times., 1871-02-01
MARYLAND ITEMS.

TO to Schwarzs' for Bargains.
Smyrna times., 1871-02-01

DOVER, DEL, Feb. !. 1871.
Seldom has any subject been brought bef,re
our LegiS Iatu:e, which has excited more in.
terest and amounting almost to Indignation
with the religious and order loving part oftbe
Community, than the bill now pending with
the deceptive title of An act in relation r.
criminal Prosecutions" For the bene6t oF
your readers, will send you the bill entire
which needs no comment 0"'''' .
Smyrna times., 1871-02-01

The CARDIFF GIANT --Wanamaker q Brown have
2" big men room in which they keep full assor,
meht OF garments Of extra for men so large thai
ihey nave usually had 10 have their clothes made 10
order "
Smyrna times., 1871-02-01
A Large Assortment of Hats
and Caps,

Umbrellas, Saddles Brides, Surcinglcs. Horse CSSe
lars, Window Blinds, Iron Stone and QucenswI
always on hand, at the lowest prices.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03
.i.l-.-T,N G. ~: -L:T CT

..he I.0r.. acton g. .'oi. go u -
IL. - .-b"!.. -. -: ra:'i. an: & :;"s ~,
tie .:rg. n: o:::y ,o:.:.g 70. "a; No.. -"
il Il. house. :o:a:.l: lie >.ear: arrival
OF :;.a: !oD.: comm: "a Of GOOD feeling
| ie:we.,. 80 ,.ia:.re:.: sections. .: on,
country .:lI ..t...ri:l .'.ssses .. "ur:a0;ie.
INA. mos: 1e,::raI!s period. :'".,.:"r. ran
10: til: !e:i,. ,:.tl e:e:: tree ii the
legislation .a!.ei io,:,. l.: ,,:e rebellion:
shall Il, .:...c..: rom boil STATE ..n.; ia-
;ionai -t.'rt. books. :! .: e,.cn Law,
were, .oI The ;lost pat, necessary a, tn.
tine ci :Le:. tna,.lne,1: a: measures; Ct
seH-dei.nse. j. Ssh maintained by some
o: the f,ire,:-;niI,'ed and mos. patriotic
men Of or cot:Ltly. Such is our OF ;nion
still il .esc.c: t. t!.em. b.. though
necessary, they were necessary c,i.s. ana
v. III TIE cessation Of the cs.l:-., that mad.
:hen necessary. :aey l'".:lc rrr.iAeL
evils. 4. ..a icy och! /" tc
abolished ., 5,ee,i:.y . :.,-:':-. Sci:
has been TIE course -: &. ;:rw
dominant pat: ia oar >::.t.. ana We a-c
happy 10 !e.!" Ina; Or: pr"e'a:.tives.
Nes>,s. M"ra- anl 81 ..:cH. .D:-.! 81. H.:
Occasion in :,"coru.nce W.. Y 1T Sc Ie-
i;cvc :, ~ ~; genera! .:..;rno.: .,:ucn;.
oar ,"1,i". Tie i.s:.:. lean .li!y j. a
EVi.- :: we; = pin. - -" o. :,'.>c:l:
al =: :.cn - .-a VS.: - V IL e Il
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03
I'LL wv, Is rOUIS-aFh,

4
| :: appears TIA. mer are Liable /" he
B., taken n. Notwithstanding OH cratutous
iaho.s y. :,.oi. .an.l. n he matter OF
| the ''lea,hcn ..linea' i Ia been
| demonstrated! j. these "oiuLns that
| the safes: thing 20 30 Was 10
let John alone e.; No. only Wa the law
, against bis employment o. :. !sc-. q. APP
prentice. LT: common sCL5e VS. against
Il. With the system O! slavery filling to
pieces al .rc1.n,: rs, Who by.: !. stupid!
could expect 10 make - .:".n. on:
o! the worS: features Of the vice.: The
principle G! tr.e !apo! h1S be"n est:l-
iisl,ed in this country, ana the ,2an who
can nc. at;oi! T. !:.Iu2 aiI'on.' Independent
people had better e. TIE creme. ..icne II
the Unite: St&;',. .se:y patty ";.o o.
le"ted to lnai..:..i:. Is .riS.ot...c,. - sap
plying lis :..rnl vii. cheap az: Semi
scribe !a!c, ..o:a as.a. la. .i:...,: n..i!
deserted or .l...;.,..i... ~ IL Supposed
poems. or lie a.. ...n cheated. 10y ,hc
glib go-l.:~,,L who :,.on.:.;c,. e supply
LIS wants. .n,. -. ~: Il. fortune
sympathy : ocAi,a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03
:OI1T714;. prCTr-E;.

IraA" 3la;. AID S4,..:G. Hendricks
have c.-i:ei W.>.e:u ,tccl, - :. hid.
figure IL po!liica! c.rC.ee; =: Washington
since tie election :: H., Come. - TIE
Senate. Sunse: Iu2 :-..,.. =. g.;,n,,. and
to use "a Democra'!c word. pr.;:siy re-
ccNtlon q: Eev"I,!y Johnson. 90 l.oI4c.
row attached - tie arlington. *: TIE
night Of Thrls,..., las. IL orc: C bring
Blair and Hendricks iuc.:E"" and wien
the cC.l,n;na:l:.. Lo:.: arrived. the
"prlHce.y Entertainment: w. :u,:'"': i
royal gathering: 9: Il. Democracy. Old
and Re" men iic,..c., III IL. ::.-oEc. and
shook their v:s,io1. anG the. VI, ..Lou,
as was me Wont III H.. Older. tine. >eN-
tors. Representatives. Governors. iud"e>.
bankers. spectators. :t-r.::. stranger,
and soldiers n. .o,..e,i .:ud Jagged
throuci. die room. talking ''ieua:;ch>'
and '-iiaL,oc.. y. ,p!.:a;'v .:on C"s->.
The We: LUi.. ,n -. .,.u,... an! Il.
Contra. al! >u;,:a..n states s:o0,: j.: liz.
latter. va Io:>.s o: fox: caiu:,.jgn>
>nii..i :..e battle ~: .:,ao., a.: :..U.n,>
il! ho'.> .. " VICTOR. !. 80. t.j.v ~.
..t'n:e: vs. .;:-..e,: - 80 x. :. =. ;res-
S',I. :uCt, 80. -: ~: -. ...s-,nce
ri ".lnn...y :...:l. =" >"!....: :...i.l:
;r..-. IL e.. = =. -" '.,: ..c.4 ". "'l-
re2r'. 80: Il. 49,. I. il...i:. ::":-
=,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03
this great desideratum is seriously jeopar

this great desideratum is seriously jeopar-
died by personal chickering's among its
representatives, is equally certain. We
hope, then, 70 hear no more OF the
triumph OF this O: that faction, nor Of
the discontinue @: this or that man, but
only of the measures imperatively de-
manjied by the public necessities; Of The
passage OF such wholesome laws as are
now awaiting legislative action, and OF
the repeal Of zach u experience has pro
Eo!nced injurious.
Let 'he wori. 50 tardily entered upon
be earnestly and honestly pursued. and
the .'resen. ses Jon Of oc.t General As
sembly may yet indulge IN IL patriotic
boast. We .iave done tue St&te some
s..y.ce.'
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03
PROSPECTS OF PEACE.

If the telegraph has alarmed any pcr-
ton of the public about the probable
continuance Of war between France and
Germany, lie; our as. .linnc,: a. once arrest
the apprehension. ~ the end Of the
armistice there WI. be peace as between the
Germans and the French, bat We can no.
guarantee the sam, tranquility IS between
the French themselves. u is sincerely %
be hoped tia. {. permanent government
viii result 20 France. and that when the
.n;asion Lc. iec:. withdrawn the people
who have been 20 seriously damaged IL
81! tia. made their greatness. WI a.:
fortunes. Tie Constitrcn: assembly
| which IS ahor1: to lie elected viii come TO
terms beyond q r6ra;,en:uIc. because It
VIII see tina; not 20 DO so can only enc N
| greater disasters. The capitllation OF
Paris has De: Prlssi. IN a condition 20
! push her conquering columns into every
that have teen inflicted on the French
troops vii, leave the new gec,ui, S 70 rene
dy but % ty. Confidence Is lost, and the
simple gathering of men 10 be rushed into
battle is mere madness where the genera!
: a fool and the soldiers aye pa.liclly.
The line hundred thousand men SUM-
'nonei from the field by the telegraph ar.
possibly tho friends Of q restoration, CT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03
We Tii.E PLEASURE

,..'... Q, Sew cr1~'',, I'd J. ,,a~,y,,a ~s'l...,
-.'"-I"",ns "" E,v" .'rH.d rooms FOR III. ln: Ms.
:,c'ar- E: ~ kinds OF ladies' and thil.I!.:ls'
WEARING APPAREL. W. 'a,- secured Ii. ser
wees Ota ""hl",.I n.... -rr and >hi!!:,Il ol. r;:s
/" Il" IL" WORK. y. pr. p, rcd DO every Nm;
~: y. hin" Stitching. Vu'4ln. MAJ, Muslin.
linen. On .bii", N.iu.ooh and ISIS wt.Iou; .ytr.
'h;.'-e Particular attention nGli 20 BRIDAL
.HotS>nAUN, i"i.'->.n. thai can inauut..c.,!r-
t''oIu nar .v"r.p,v with thos. formerly imported
from Pans. IIEEOipfh1 and BRtiDlSG in
s.lroU- designs all .ind- nat.I.al-th. former
with Nix, wool woT..Ia. ton. samples 81 al
kinds :" v'a can y. seen. Patterns -.le. :... Nd
Stamping done, I .'.-rs' =; OF. office. 40 -
80, >....,. GROVER :. H..Efi:.
=. wing Machine COl,ir.ry,
y. ~. GARDNER. AGENT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03

4 Washington dispatch say, the !. :. 20
create tie Office OF additional Ass-.an -.
-orney Genera! = likely TO hcco.o a law
j is understood tina, this officer WIT lave
the special Gu,v q: attending to le:,y. Iuc.-
tons arising ia ard affecting :'c ;,....r..
revenue service. The name Of .'ua.. '."-
expires with his session, i. rrr:. ;:"r, '
mentioned in connection with tr. .!t.o..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03

20. Acres i!.S bee: bred GA 10 Louis
VII. ";rl.:'.."n',. lie says IA: if
General Sn"idin3 VI. pass one Nv 20 sup
press tie Eu-hiux. and .uo.i!.r to allow
negroes e testify IA III" courts. IL. Eof.
Himself, vii! agree Il DEFY the United
States goy,.nnaei-: az: al its power. Let
tl-ec hundred thousand nine. ysliy men
hold themselves IL ....;i,:'>, :" mach
into kentucky.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03

tractor fo1. damages in thus jnstituting a
criticism 1ntavorabie to his capacity. In
fact we shall be compelled to keep dead
level, winch VIII De easy ana pleasant but
irksolne TO the independence. Le: Us see
what the Few York judges VII, aay q, tie
,,ll.iec.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03
THE DAILY REPUBLICAN

May be had Of the following dealers.
George Ellis. opposite the Pos.ofc".
a. Simon. No. "a Exchange Alley.
e. c. Haley. No. lG Commercial Pace.
C.G. u. Hole, No. 81 Exchange Pace.
James Ennis, Pontchar.Iair Railroad
depot, Third District, also at Dope: 10: Ct
Lafayette street, First District.
John Schater, corner Of NiI.t .Ii Cen
stance streets
j. w. Long. corner Of Love AID 81 "a. n
etreets, Third District.
z. S. Marks, opposite Jefferson ma;ke:.
Sixth District.
w. x. Dirks. No. ~ Annun,;a:,or street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03

George 7. Elliott, II. d.. died q par, 'ysis
IN New York. DR.. Elliott was one t.. Ii.
York. At the time OF lis death Ao was
visiting physician Of the iyiug-in hospital
and professor of obstetrics ana clinic: r.. 4
wifery ii Bellevue Hospital Co.lr-o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03

Good household furniture al auction tins
day, at eleven o'clock. by Hessrs. Mont
Somery-,hc contents OF residence n" 10!
Constance street, between Ternsj here and
Robin streets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03

There are in the United States ...'S ;r!:a-
rian societies. Of which III are II Nassa-
chusetts and twenty-siy in Boston. which
city is the headquarters Of this sect. and
The place to which, Dr.. Collyer SAYS. al
good Unitalians expect % % w:.ec ;hev
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03
u l T. IL:

H!:L-.i. :''.- j; on Thur>i:.v r.,.t!a,. :. q;
"lttIt"!-p ae' 'I@.t O'Clock 2. ". DR. h.. BILL
"" brunswick. and sd, IA: q: sew q. ais 10.
;hr past sever. years.
:''" funeral " L :.:. sac. ..om n. r.s...I.-
Of ih> Mo1h"r-ln-l..". "r-. and. r.on No ~
Ej'-'An !.si.> street. "'i- (fritay, I>.r.n.
II tire" ""'o'k. .!euln':. t.. Washington Lea. q.
!. - g. L. arc respectfully! invited /" a;.,I..
News ETuns"ic, papers pleas. .ur,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03

AL deposits il national bank. irc,n..in.
collections from banks and individuals. ex-
1ept those to the clerk OF the United States
Treasurer IN the depository banks. -" ,,,-
jcct to tire sCmi-annual tax.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03

So! now what. II. louisville '..",'ev-
l. :. declares H.: the tar.rdi;: G: q:
t.., :. empire WI! ao: arrest the .,;,a..c.
O: Russia. III. we.ry sou! ~.ci., Us: IN
IL. :ac. ii "a. Ne" discovery. :.ns; al we
ca: Do * 70 ,:e''.*e ;he job G: topping
::t.-... .,....o'- on :L.. .'.r-.i..y.....
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03

Several weeks ago. i'll n" .a,'s. :o"r..'
Henry St5,r, aged sixteen. on -. lie
well known microscopes, colnn:itj : :c:..c
At lis parents residence by ta's'n- '..'a!"-
Dum Drooding over religious . ~
had rendered linn insane. and n . '.: =: IL.
BE ended bis life. Alfred Ga.ov.,. :-'~
1weuty-soycp. vaS 1irn friend .: ",'.as
Starr. aud wa with him Il" - ing
nreyio;l- 10 Ii, death Grief IL" the s-- a..
his friend depressed him exceedingly. an"
Yesterday he committed sriciH" l., .~>.:.=
morphine. lie Wa formerly Io:o': .
;br World.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03

Tie married women o.: Brown, g:E. "a
diana, are on the war-,ath, and have he'd
a public meeting, IN which they :. -o'v',."
asainst worthless, lazy, whining -. bands
resemblnsso many .nsolent Egyptian mll;,n-
mies." Al Of which goes to show. .l.;.- t."
Jackson county women VII Hoc "a =. :.5tr
with
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03

This evening, only benefit of -. ;. !.
Jack. when he Will make his second apJca"-
ance a, su. John faistaT il H.. >.e'l,'
Wives OF Windsor" and the young phen"-
menon. Julien Reed, NIL appear IN TIE
laushable absnrdity oseEttle Pickle. with
the following songs and dances: Little
Doodlade-doo :" Tom Mainstay, = sailor
with hornpipe; Fritz Won hcyser, D itch
man. with song, "Keyser, don't yor want
20 buv a etorg 2" and clog dance. During
:he piece Master Reed will give his popular
limitations Of Edwin Forrest and Ad"ln
Eoe.E.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03

Mr.. Luke Dillon. mail route ac"n: or Tho
New Orleans and Mobile railroad, has oar
thanks for Mobile papers Of yesterday
morning.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03

Il appears from official data tina, $780,. 49,
'6l have been refunded to different States
for expense incurred in raising volunteers
from 1861 10 1871. Amour: sill. Gae So
o. 90
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03
4 CARE.

''t>.i' Z" iHHe;lc" 70 nv fofmc. :. .u,,. = al
t'''"h' ma nav" associated myself ii busines.
WIN WE. v. y. "Ai'mor', under the name and
i!m OF "UiTMO2E EaRRINGER =. r,s III
and !le Front street, New Orleans where W, ave
ir'PitP 10 90 an hlNd> OF Boiler Copper, TIN and
''eet 'oh Work IN the most improved manner and
style, at the lowest cash prices. And in than,,ino
my trends for their former liberal PATRONAGE and
IN ASKING a continuance Of the same TO -he pa,
t,m, ! wonld say to al That are in want of ,r,.
thing III our line they viii find il to their interest
We Us call before leaving their orders elsev here
JOHN l.. BARRINGER.
View Orleans, lar uary y, 1871. iaI5 1mo .,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03

Governor Warmotll Yesterday appointed
James Madison inspcct"" o. Weigil.s ana
Measures for Terrcb onne parish.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03

BENEFIT Of Miss Lolita tbs evening - The
st. Charles Theatre. and II. ropN,". .l..Il..
oi Heart Ease.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03

TIE ,nagnitud" and impoita:ic: .: il"
business before the american and Wey;tan
Claims Commission has exceeded Ill s-ucr-
cation. Tie docket shows one thousand ana
if;y-seven claims against Mexico. an: rinc
hundred and ter against the United >ta....
The commission. expires by limitation :Ien
rl:.ry !. 49,, but it is probable ;.iat he
.e,an Will he extended
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03

The United States treasury "a. ,--.',is 4
letter setting forth that hat ao'"-. IT..
ether Halves Of which have been los =. me
mails. viii he redeemed on presentation II
The TrcasrTcgs Office for la't thc.. ca3c
value. Parts cf notes are no. redeemed n
1,In. except evidence is furnished .: lie
total destruction OF the fnies:nr "..-..: -.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03

\ lady Walking down :GwE 49,. =. :'-
boy pmching lis younger hrot:.cr. 81 as
crying bitterly. Why NY 10y "a he
10 the young ;er,rentor. .dcrl'r ~ .,no',
you are dom. ycyy wrong? "h.i .a"la
yoH do i you. should XII. yoUr tide
brother" Why" he reple,. -: cn.,rrc
should put Oh M rev black :.n.> 80 20
20 the funeral
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-03
IN TEE I,EGySI,s~VpC

from = REASONABLY ea:!y lcUr IL IN
morning until thc fail O: the dew. group
; are to be seen q: -. times of the day
VIZ brow, bent IA earnest discussion. a
i tic faSe Of empires depended OF ~
result.
TAG Legislative halls. are. of course, III,
n.c!"jls Of ali TIE interest: for tllcr. IA.
decided gave matters Of public veal OF
individual enterprise: and there. too
eliminate The various matters Of Estate. OF
public OF private interest which the mem.
icrs OF Tie various groups. in porch
.nterOom OF lobby. cndeavor to shape
each in accor.l..rc with his views n
public welfare. q: the !rotnptinc> OF per
sonal interest.
slany OF those wn". for some ulc r: IL.
many motives which. sway human action.
would wish 20 !,e present within the
sacred precincts where legislators sway
the destinios Of he State are like the
Fey, At the ..tos OF Paradise. compelled
to stand diSconso.ata =. the gate and
listen
To the sp,:m:. O ~ wr..ir, 'k. m..,;c r.o~!n.
They are compelled to stay outside.
simply. however. ;ec.!:se the place allo:
ted 70 spectators aau not contain the n..!l-
titrdes who desire 10 :l.ro,l; there.
Those v 10 are enan,e,: 10 Nsne,r.te into
the interior fuJ. ...,.: he proceedings. for
tia mos: part. ,a..t,.ke .. the interesting,
+, Tbs, ". believe. VII he fond 81 4, most
. times % ii. attentive spectator. Ha,in.
III. .sa:oll yesterday We spent me-; ii tie
, time il .:ste'lin. 70 ,'.c Proceeding, i. tie
senate. III. 1...o,e ..c:.a.s,: :, Il. >. -.
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Have fcur Printing and Binding Done u I
the Pelican Job Office, Corner Camp and
PGyhras streets. cc,sly
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those however who think it is close at
hand
The following IS tire list OF offer, and
bids at the board las: night:
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MONTY CAN NVT BUY IT!

MONEY Gan NOi b. III
ECR SIGHT Is PRICELESSl!
EUC THE DIAMOND sPECTACLEs
WILL PRESERVE II.
TIE DIAMOND GLASSES.
Manufactured by
:E SPENCER L CO., NEW YORK,
Wh..h arc now offered to the public, pro.
Uc.nccd ty al the celebrated Opticians of tho
world 20 be the MOST PERFECT The SCTEN-
-iFIC PRINCIPLE which they constructed
brings the centre of the lens directly in
trout Of the eye producin. a clear and distinct
vision, in the natAal. healthy sight, and pre-
venting al unpleasant sensations, Euch as gGnl-
M"rIng and watering of sight, dizziness, etc. pc
'culiar to al! Others il!
They are Mounted in the Finest Manner,
Il. Of the best quality, of all materials used
for that purpose.
EDWARD IILIESTHAL.
yEWELER AND OPTICIAN,
. sole agent for New Orleans, louisiana
No. 9j........ Canal Street........N0. IS
FROM whom they only be obtained. These
goods not supplied to pedlers at any price.
lie also keeps constantly on hand very large
axe wei selected stock of
Watches, Jeweiry and Silverwnre.
=. Of which is of the very best quality. and fully
Guaranteed. oc23 6m 3t 2p
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FINE WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

=. SILVEKSTEIS,
.Gj ..... ....P0ydras strecG............lHS
Corner Of Carroll street,.
oHALERlH
cop .HD SiL"TR WATCHES, FINE -EW K.Rc.
CLOCKS SILVERWARE, SPECTACLES.
EYE CLASSES ETC.
Woe.t respectfully inform hs old friends and cu3-
.ou"rs that he has reopened at the above named
location HIS stock being entirely new, his goods,
consequently, all of the latest styles, and
warranted TO be equal 20 anything in The market.
NaviuE bought for cash. he stu lower than
Almost any other house in the city, and being in
I..vo OF quick returns and small profits, he will
guarantee bargains TO ai customers. Come and ses
rs goods.
Watches and Jewery repaired IN the very best
manner aud at the shortest notice. oc23 6m lt2p