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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-24
Buffers Break With Grant.

Tile New York WorlG. Of Saturday. has
tins tacciious article. wLirh vii! please
General Butler and lis friends:
The rumor from Washington ,hat General
Butler has gone back on pre-ldcn- Grant
created wild excitement among The Radicals
Yesterday. and az the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
the A>tur House. the clubs and especially y
at the Union League and where the Radi-
cals most do congregate. il was the subject
of animated discussion. The remarks made
by some We're suggestive. One man said.
"Butler has led Grant INTO This nap to
catch him He will put him into the Bcr-
muda Hundred battle hclore he gets
through. Another man remarked: III
Butler has withdrawn his support from
Grant ii i an evidence that ti- latter is
growing unpopular. A tird knew lrom
the start that Butler would ." back on
Grant. 1t was astonishing 70 learn low
many of these startled keruhl!can> had
said - months ago Thev knew Butler
700 well: Grant never ought 10 have trusted
him" Among these prophets We're a few
WHO could not quite understand .hiS Sudden
change. They gave good reasons for ;hcir
doubts. They argued Iortthv ;h"t the
Generals ncphcW : Con>ji General
of Egypt: tiat his hrothcI-n-ltw. Webster.
OF Lowell. is oar representative at Frank
ort-on the Main. where the Generals wife
ana CIIItrcn are now reSlHlnu: tnat ne has
a host OF poStma>tcr>. collectors o, customs
ana collectors and assessors ot Internal rev
euuc appointed for hilu by I'll" President.
scattered all over III" country. he recently
had Collector Ru>>tl rtappolmteu Tor BoS-
ton: got Collector Murphy confirmed 10y the
Senate: has trHthcrlII-law N IN" bill IN
cooperating III" Washington District of
t"!nuhial Market Company. which involves
a handsome government subsidy: hc is Il
stakeholder IL an administration news
paper III this city. with some of the PIcsi-
dents confidential friends. an. is in many
other ways closely allied. politically and
otherwise. with the President. SO these
shrewd douhters threw cold ice water upon
the speCulatiUne Of the haStv conclusions of
the less thoughtful. All this hubhub arose
from the report that Butler. in his speech
OF Thursday in the Hous,., had alluded
with disapprobation TO the action of those
at 'the other end of the avenue which of
course was supposed to mean Grant. The
expression lie really used was the other
end of the Capitol" meaning the Senate.
This settles the con troVerSv. Butler Is still
in Grants bottle.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-24

/ Re(aUIfiug Postmaster.
We copy this from the New York Va

We copy tins from the New lofk ""rId:
Among the appointments made by Pre>-
dent Grant. ghat "t +. 4. McLoughiin as
Assistant. Postmaster oi Atlanta. Georgia.
was one OF the first. McLouGhIn, who Is
;weHty-eight years old. belongs TO one Oi
The best families OF Georgia. anG mad acted
rs chief clerk OF the money "Iotr depart
meut and had large sums OF money passing
through his hands. Seven months ago he
1'rd from Atlanta with $1,000 OF the post
ot.lre funds II" was traced t" New Orleans
h..t there thc ;rail was lost. Yesterday
afternoon Chief Detective Irving received
Ht"rmatlon that man named JOHN W.
Mr.raI. who WAS wanted IL Atlanta.
Georgia for rohbing the government. ws,s
~tandin. il the Bowery. watching the pro
c"e>on. Dc.cctivc Eu>tace arrested the
NAN. who gave. his name as john NcLou"h-
In. and SAID he KEEP: Il billiard
Saioun at the corner OF Elm and Broome
streets. He drEicd having ever hccn III At
laut.t, Geor"it. aud said i WAS Il ease Of
mistaken identity. At that moment De
tectiVc Nallag came III. ana Eccoi!tctinT
that ne had received Il circular iron Atlan-
t. together with a photograph OF McLou"h-
lin produced il, and she prisoner was fully
identified as The original OF the picture.
Colonel Whitley was sent for. and the
prisoner turned over 70 HIM. shortly alter
ward he admitted he was McLou@hin, and
stated that after running away from AT
lanta he stopped three weeks III New Or
,cauS, and thcn came to tins cIty. where he
purchased the BrooH.e street billiard room
Tor $500. He gave Il written statement 10
Colonc! Whitley. and decided H." billiard
saloon 10 him, with power TO sell = for the
government. Colonel Whitley at once took
possession of the billiard saloon. placed de
tertves in charge of IT, and last night f"l
wartled Mclaughlin on to Atlanta Ill charge
uf Il detective.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-24
PARIS.
No Further BIo0d-hcd-trmed Im-urgent.
KeinfOrced-TrOOp~ Organizing in the
Interests of Order-ENpelIed frOM
Office Of Mayor by INSURGENTS.

Office of Mayor by Insurgents.
PARIS. March - 10 F. M.-There has
been no further hloodshcd since six o'clock.
The armed insurgents have been reinforced.
The city is gloomy and the excitement TX
intense. The national guards under an
order of the central republican committee,
have occupied Fort Nincennes unopposed,
the garrison tIatcrnizing with them as they
appeared. Troops i'll several arrOndlSse-
ments are organizing i'll the interests OF
order.
Deputy Clemenceau has incurred the hos
tili1y of the insurgents. and has been eX-
PEELED from the office OF mayor.
General Cluscret has installed himself as
minister OF war.
The nSurgcnt official journal announces
tine nomination OF Luller as general Of the
national guards.
Colonel Eudes has been appointed dele
gate minister ot wa:. and Sauylicr delegate
minister Of FOREIGN affairs.
General ChanZv IS Stil! a prisoner.
The BOur~e IS deserted.
This evening II large number of unaTIned
persons reached the Rue de la PaiX, the en-
trance 70 the Place EendOme. and appealed
t. the ScntrltS 10 give way to their passage
into the districts occupied by the insur9ent
national guards. The request was refused
by the sentr!es, when the demonstrators
thercupon un.urled a stand of colors. The
ui W buNOutl tue
bearer. and .he crowd at once commenced
to retire. Baron Nathan seized the flag.
ana eNhorted the crowd to advance against
the Illegal force occupying the place The
order was oheved, when the nationals
occupying the place beat their drums and
fired II The ar. The crowd rctreating too
s!ow,y, three ranks Of the nationals filed
out from the body, and fired into the crowd.
There was d terrible scene for five minutes
and cner the crowd broke into a terror
stricken retreat. At least thirty persons
were killed and wounded by the fire Of the
guards. Baron Nathan received two shots
III the chest.
Tie nationals in the Place NendOme have
since been reinforced. and are orderly.
Tie national guards generally have been
called 20 arms, and fighting is apprehended
tonight
Tie affair OF the place Nendome created
.rea- CONSERVATION among the people OF
Paris.
Generals coomrtc and Thomas we're
buried II ditch.
Rue de Ia paix is pool Of blood. and no
mans life : SaIe in Paris:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-24

Tie State Senat" stands five Republicans
T. * Democrats Fling. i'll the tenth dis
:r."t, has but six majority. and lhraShcr. III
-t.t eleventh.. but nineteen. Both gentlemen
are Democrats.
The >tUtcSH,uu claims that the House
stands one hundred and >iNty>iN kepub
llc.n> to one hundred and sixty four Demo
Gratis.
The Non;toy gives the returns for repre-
>rl!tatiNrS from all The towns in The State
md classjtirs them: "Rcpublicans, one
hundred and >iNtN-tive; Democrats ard
Labor Rcforlucrs. one hundred and sixty
>.N.
The Patriot says the House will stand one
hundred and sixty eight Democrats and
one hundred and >iNty-two Radicals, the
Labor RctoGmers being cta~>cd us Demo
Gratis.
The .Shrttsb,GN adhcrcs to lis statement
OF one hundred and >iXty->iN Republicans
and one hundred ana >iXtv-tour Democrats
prohahiy nothin. more definite will be
arrived at before tn" meeting OF the Legls-
laturr. in .Junc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-24
Major WaShbu,ne. with his party of en-

Major Washbu,ne. with his party of en-
gineerS. passed through Austin on Monday
of last week on their survey OF the inter
Colorado river Il little east OF Barton
Springs. The Major says there is 10 grade
over fifty feet between the Brazos river
and the suburbs Of Austin. He also says
there are tine beds OF coal on the line ot.
the road, between Hearne and Austin.
Colonel Glenn says there are large asphal
tun beds within six miles OF Austin. and
that 1t may be seen cropping ca: on the
river banks.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-24
LONDON.
Paris Dispatches Very ExcitinR-<a.
iiOnnls Firing Into II Crowd-Fixbt.
ing Apprehended-RepOrt that Ger.
mans will Occupy Paris Sunday.


LONDON. March 23.-PiIis dispatches are
very exciting. Intense excitement prevails
because of the nationals firing into a crowd
desiring to pass into the districts occupied
by the insurgents. Fighting is appre
hended tonight.
1t is reported that Bismarck informed
liners the Gerinans will occupy Paris on
Sunday unless Thiers is then master OF the
situation.
The Daily Nc'rs' special dispatch from
Versailles says: The letter OF Count Bis
marck created quite sensation III the
Assembly, and that Favre III his remarks
thereon limited that if Paris holds out the
government Will cooperate with the Ger
mans"
There is report that Favre is trying TO
oust Theirs.
The government has requested the Ger
mans not to lombard Paris lest the inno-
cent may suffer.
General Crcmer has been summoned 70
Versailles, but failing to appear he will be
tried for disObedience Of orders.
The national guards Tuesday reinstated
the mayor Of the sixth ACCOMPLISHMENT,
who had been expelled from Office by the
insurgents.
The insurgent central committee has de
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-24
The PeriI> OF Circum>tantial Evidence.


~, ~
ne c''i'n" 1N'""' VI " recent ""''
So
y ItIEarN"hle case. showing the danger
"i trusting lMnhcltlV on vircHn>taHt.a ~ "Nl
denrt. has Just been c"n"lndtd III l"Irdo.
Nearly 'hret years ago i'o'tr! >hafP ""~
louih "tah VIII >iuGs anu >h"t Ill Ms hid4h.
A .ilah halht" harrington VIZ" liu oe''il
seen on lh'lna'r terms WIN iit mtcoa>'u'
was arrested 1"r the nurhef- ne ttHt-
moilE was Wholly 'liruih>ttilE nut 80
skAIlniiE W"ihtd up ny tfie 'tteciNtS
mat harrington was convicted ana SEM Z"
.i' Ff'i"tN HIS i'"ftr ia" I'cnIe
Interested III lht case Hil' a'th'H@h ii't
i1h.'oh was Il poor man iileN nctelhlihc"
!" H9h' HIS cause |" me emu, hit'r d I"h-
anu "i"''""9 su"-IF through 'ut "l>'li't
"n'' >"Pi'nt t"ui'H' |h "i"'t ,'i ne"
'il'l Was "'''"Ih'"' ana 'he 'l'"i mas Just
~
ne hl"-h P"lh'H III i''e ~ i"ei'' "'i "nicI
~ "a> con "'' %"'' we "},P"i'ht 'Tr-
l'>p'ii"'Hrt 81 ti' Nl"t III 'i' "','N "i NY
yea" lhdn WIN lii't III " Hh"i" ""- ntl"h-Ih2
10 iiaftlh3'"n' 'hr correspondence "l
F.'C'N " new paper h'H" i'aI '"' >''n'
" 'l'' s"pn'>'" III ''!'i' '''' "N>.'i''" " 'o
par, "' !ilc @"! "duulh@' Will Ioih P"ltl
III fi''' on Le-i"'"', anu P'r', Ill Ms
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~ was ',";i'i -. ""',p' ''I me- W.,
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-24
WHOLE NUMBER 1901

citied to disarln .i!e nationals of Quarter
ST. German.
During the night the in>ur"e1It nationals
cndeav"red To surprise the eleventh bat
TALON occupying Place de la Boursc, but
were unsuccessful.
Many hattalioES OF national guard are be
lng armed tor preservation of order.
1t is announced that the nationals oi
Lyons only await the arrival of Il delegation
from Paris to form a central committee oI.
the plan OF that operating i'll Paris.
1t is now reported that Menotti Garibaldi
commands the Montnaltrc insurgents.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-24
ESTATE OF HENRY OCTAVE COLOMB.

OFFICE OF UNITED STATES MARSHAL, }
District OF Louisiana, I
New Orleans, March 10, 1911 y
yI,NIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
L fourteenth day of March A. u. 1871, a
rant III bankruptcy was issued against the estate
OF Henry Octave COlOmb, OF -, i'll the parish
OF st. James and State of Louisiana who has been
ad Judged bankrupt on his own petit .on; that the
payment OF any debts and delivery of any
property belonging TO such bankrupt, to him @r
tor his I.se the transfer of any property by him
forbidden hv law; that a meeting of the
creditors of said bankrupt, 10 prove their debts
and 10 choose more assigners of las estate
will be held at a Court OF Bankruptcy. to be
holden at New Orleans. i'll the CustomhOuse
building, before e. :. Kellogg. Register, on the
twelfth day ~ April. A. d 1871. at nine O'clock
A. VI. $. Z. PACKARD,
mhlG ap29 United States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-24
Trust and lake no Compromise.

OF Ihlers 10 the PeOple OF France
The Government will Maintain its
Trust and Make no Compromise.
NEES NLLE>. March ..3.-All the principal
imperial officers nave returned to France
from imprisonment IN Germany. and with
out exception. retire from military service.
An adverse report was made i'll the As
semhlv upon the bill for an election OF
municipality officers in Paris.
jules Fayre read a letter from Bismarck
saving the events in Paris did not indicate
the execution OF the convention entered into
with The Germans. ana lHtlniatlng that un-
less the provisions of the convention were
carried out. they would open tire upon the
city.
This created great excitement i'll the As
scmbly and Favre iutimated if Paris holds
out the government would cooperate witt,
the Germans.
1t is reported that the mob i'll Paris have
assaS>inated General Raphael.
\ proclamation 10 the people of France,
approved by the Assembly and issued by
President Thi"rs. yesterday. after reciting
the occurrences III Paris. closes as follows:
France repudates the movement. Do not
fear our weakness. We. your sole repre-
sentatves. shall maintain our trust. and
make no compromise with the guilty
All remains quiet AT Lyons. The project
has issued a proclamation declaring his aG-
hcrence to the Assembly.
The proclamation is we'll received. Count
less mauitesroes are issued by the insur-
gents ordering elections. Established au
thoritleS every where protest against them.
The army in Brittany morncntarily eX-
pccts an order 10 march 70 Paris.
By order OF the Swiss Council. soldiers OF
the French army arrested in Switzerland,
who are provided with railroad tickets or
money for their fares, are permitted to re-
mn, n Eranre
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-24

PHILIr PHHIlPs.-1his celebrated au
thor and singer of sacred song will arrive
in our city to-day, and will .iYe one OF his
evenings Of sacred song in Ames church.
corner OF st. Charles and Cal!iope streets,
tonight. The Philadelphia Age and Gazette
says of one OF these entertainments:
Last evening, at a large meeting held in
the American Academy of Music. Hr
George II. Stewart introduced Mr phr' rs,
remarking that although his friends ;rid
him he had SO ear for music. he r:is rot
ashamed to say he had eyes thai GO id
weep with President Lincoln, as NJ. Phillips
sang his touching songs III the Hall of Rep
resentatives at Washington. The singer
then sang. and was rapturously encored,
again and again.
Sicily produces yearly 6Oo,OOO,oOO pounds
II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-24
In UILDING PAPE r

Mh UIL NG p A p E r :.
L a This is a hard, compact paper ike an
H ordinary book cover, and is saturated with
Il TAI and used on tilt. outside OF frame build
< ings under the claphoard-. also under slllI4-
giles and floors, to keep out damp and colo.
1t is also used on the inside, not saturated
instead of Plast-ring. and makes a warm
and cheap wall. 1t costs only from + TO S 50
(according to slz..l to cover houses the
~ outside samples and descriptive circulars
sent fret
Address Rock River Paper Company. Chicago,
Or, Z. {. PALMER L Co,
80 s5 o. Camp street. New Orleans
mL6 General Agents for the Southern STATES
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-24
7CHFATKE NOTICE TO BVIIDEK>.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR
the framing of theatre. at the office "t La
F;irttc dissertation, No. - 'arondtict street. until
3P. NJ. Thursday. March 2, 1871.
Also, tor the iron work. al the Same time and
place.
Plans and specification, c;,.l hp tie office
Ot the architect.
Th. committee reserve the right to reject ANY OF
all bids
Stage carpenters and srrnr painters are also Ir-
,IL.sttd to call at the office OF the ~, Infect
B. VI. iiARROp. Ar Infect.
mhl1 II No. Coilm.Irii alley
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-24

poet asked a friend what he thought Of
You have done such justice to the subject
that it is impossible to read it without feel
ing its whole weight" was the reply.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-24

You tlatter me. said thin EXC quisitc the
other day to a young lady who was praiSing
the beauties Of his moustache For
heavens sake, ma am interposed an old
skipper, don't make that monkey any
hattrr than he is ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-24
NEW YORK.

steamship pArriNal-t:overnments DuII an.f
Henvy-SOutherns Dull.
NEW YORK, March 23-Arrived Akys-
sinia
Evenlng.-Money closed easy at 4a5-
Sterling ga a97s. Gold Ill Ills. Gov
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-24

Rev. B. Eaton, for the last thirty years
rector of Trinity church. in Galveston. was
taken suddenly i'll last Sunday. while de-
livcring sermon, and died at ?. VI.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-24
uHINE WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
=. SlLVERSTEIN,
1875 ..POydras street......,...l9 1913
nf Carr

Corner OF Carroll street,
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, FINB JEWELRY
CLOCKS. SILvERWARE, SPECTACLkS,
EYE GLASSES ETC,
Would respectfully inform his old friends and Gus
TONERS that he has reOpened at the above named
location His stock being entirely new, his goods,
consequently are all Of the latest styles and are
warranted to be equal to anything IN the market
Having bought for cash, he can sell lower than
almost lIIv other house in the city, and being III
favor of quick returns and small profits, he viii
guarantee bargains to all customers. Come and soc
his goods.
Watches and Jewelry repaired in the very best
manner and at the shortest notice. Oc23 om ItZp
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-24

The Japanese, sixteen in number. left
New York Monday night to return 10 their
country, after having thoroughly studied
the institutions Of thi, country and gath
cred valuable information They take with
them all sorts of agricultural and other i'm
plements, increasing their luggage to for
m,dahe proportions
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-24

The Mississippi delegation in Congress
has received n dispatch from Governor Al
corn. to the effect that most thorough IN
ve>tjgation Will be made into the Meridian
affairs hy the State authorities. and all
guilty parties participating therein shall be
punished to The full extent of the law. He
also sets forth The condition Of affairs III
Mississippi and states that peace and order
generally prevail i'll that State, except in a
few SparScly settled counties along the
Alabama border He expresses his willing
ness and ability to fully protect the life and
any assistance from the United States gov
rrnncnt, such aid being entirely unneces-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-24
KEY WEST.
The Tennessee Ayaiu Detained.

lhe tennessee Again Detained.
kEY WEST March 33.-The Tennessee is
detained twenty four hours by grounding ir
the mud when leaving the coaling station.
She leaves the next tide.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-24
HAVANA.
Surrender Of Insuruents.

HAVANA, March 23.-The recent surreu
ders leave but Two small bands of irsur-
gents in the Cienluego district
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LOST

o~T OR STOLES-A STATE CERTIFICATE
4 OF INDEBTEDNESS. standing i'll the name OF
van ornur No l33, FOR twelve hundred ard forty
h4ne dollars. The public is cautioned not TO trade
foi sad certificate. as application has been made
II tht Auditor pot TO warrant for same.
J. SAMUEL,
y. sl1 81 No lB ST. Charles street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-24

In a booksellers catalogue appears The
following article Memoirs of Charles l.,
with head capitally executed"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-24

We understand the complaints that
whisky from certain localities ~ the West
IS thrown "pon this market at prices SO low
a. t" give rise to suspicion that I. has not
paid the fUlI tax. is und gong Investigation
by the revenue officials and with proper
operation on til" part Of the officials ut
Washington and III the suspected localities.
the Irregularities. if any, VIII undoubtedly
b" unrarthcd The whisky marke; Of our
city has been III remarkably healthy state
during The past two years. auo 1t Is to he
regretted thai anything should occur to de-
crease the confidence Of dealers who have
Iar.e means invested in that trade.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE TO eONSIl:NEES.

NEW OKIEAN JAt k>oN AND GREAT NoRTTrkN/
Railroad COMPANY FreiGhl office.
New Orleans, Louisiana, MarcL ?. l41l.
VENHE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED UNCLAIMED
L arti''c, will be sold AT public ali. ton TO the
hCh-,t bidder for cash, 10y ID. +. Moypiv. aGc-
t!oI"'r. No. :. Magazine street. to pay freight and
"h.iI Igcs. lf not ella IHrd within thirty Lay>:
:. Z ARMHTRONG-i0 BAKREIS II. l.. 0 l..
\. AkNSTRONG-lil CASES II. L. OIL.
\. ERoNN-1t CASES GASOLINE.
EDWARD A. BUKk. Frt-Git Agent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-24
Mrs, Bowers.

Tie St Louis Rcrni'iicm of Tuesday
SAYS:
The unexpected prolon CATION of Mrs.
Bowers engagement does not seem 10
dHnrcn the popular enthusiasm in her be
half. and the third week began under fiat
-riing auspices. tlIt previous notices OF
"Cmmllc render any continent, upon last
evening ; performance unnecessary. and It
- sufficient to say that the play WAS given
n most excellent >tvlr. and Mrs. Bowers
portion OF it done 80 Well that there was no
room fer Improvement. II" text ior adverse
criticism
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-24
MOVER STAMPING COMPANY,
MONEY CAN NOT Buy 1T.
FOR SIGHT Is PRICELESSll
But THE DIAMOND SPECTACLES
WILL PRESERvE IT
THE, DIANO\D GLASSES,

i II 4 Ii Nlo->D LASoEtS.
Manufactured bv
J. E SPENCER y CO.. NEW YORK,
Which are now offered TO the public pro
uouuced b, all the celebrated Opticians Of the
world 70 be the MOST PERFECT The SClES
TIFIC PRINCIPLE on which they are constructed
brings the centre Of the l'l!s directly ID
front ,he eye. I1"ducn- IA "rar and distinct
VISION, the uatul al. healthy sight and pre-
venting all unpleasant SENSATIONS. surh as gllnl-
utring and wavtrlug OF sight, tHztEess etc, pc
cuar to all others Ill use.
They are Mounted in the Finest Manner,
IL frames The best quality of IL materials USED
that purpose.
EDWARD LILlENTHAL.
JEWELER AND OPT1CIAN.
Is sole agent for New Orleans, Louisiana,
No. 95 ........ Canal street .......... No. 9j'
From whom they can only be obtained These
goods not supplied to pedl"Is. al any p7ce
He also keeps constantly on hand very large
and well selected stock of
Watches, Jcy~eIry and >ilverware.
All of which is of the very best quality and fully
guara,t.ed Ocl3 ON st Up