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Isl baf lao-i65 @7l299 go 1t half ls7o-lo8... $50 2l
j., half l55l-l2g5 5OBl48 Isl half 61l-lUi' - ~ 20
comparison Of the total number and value OF the real
estate mortgages recorded during the past six months
shows that the number 35l less ana the TOTAL Eaue
over two millions less than the mortgages gwen III le
period Of 1870 The releases Of ISL were almost equal III
number and the value to those Of the first half OF 1870
We do not believe that this result was looked Tor ana
therefore il is the gratifying. year ago 1t was
generally believed that real estate owners would soon De
knocking almost every bank door for money ald iJ
they would be willing to pay almost any price Tor IT, Inc
very opposite state of things has pItvailed, however,
Property owners have only made ordinary demands on
money. while they have Cancelled more than the usual
amount of real estate indebtedness The releases OF the
past six months within II Of being equal 10 those
OF the ike period of 1870 and are within S2o5l3 or being
eoua TO them in value. Dull real estate has been
during the past &C months no more foreclosure safes
were commenced the first half Of lsl than We're en-
tered during the first half of 1870 And that perod-the
coming OF which has often been fOretod-when out
side real estate would fail TO find buyer at any price or
De good basis of security for almost any oa-ls Ger
taiuy far on as ever.
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Citn Rral Gslate for Sale.

nor SALE-Very low and on easy terms,
-- by,to1r brown HOUSE good order and fne oa
ION Apply at the house West Foryseventhsi 81 Wet
Thrteth.t
CWANP PROPERTY-Two desirable LOTS
= F0a SALE Arly 10 NJ 4 rutland Co.. Beekmanst, " y
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tpcstrbcsier countn Real estate for Sale

TOR SALE-To close estate of Job X. Car
rente Armouk Weseaes.er Co.. ~ y, cont ming 100 acres 20
arall. good twtorT house
barn wagon oshouses fruit ard excellent water pleasant 'u
churches 81 dirTtnt drl
nations Apnlv 10 EDWARD j. CARPENTER, Peasantye West
chester Co. v Y. OF EDWARD CLARKE, Tribune once
MORRISANIA HOUSE and LOT for SALE
vi bircanA twOso frame COTTAGE and wing contains
Dot 2t front ' 2l e deVi les hgh o'roAinf
Pol ai Sound Central PARK most the lies 800 lawn
bs over 200 veryeeus aud and hul
a. Price moderate: minutes walk from Harlem h. T.
Depot Inquire JOHN BRODHEAD EAhst and Washing
M0rlisana.
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printing

WIN. EVERDELL" SONS, 1Uf Eulton-st.-
w LITHOGRAPHC, STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABhL
MANUFACTURERS
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Steamboats, ano Railroads.

a.aa
DAllLY. EXCURSIONS TO LEWFS and the
Ttsr ~ 1g6 bkkAHwAlER-Th spadi ,ag,s NJ .earsr.
DAILY "a n M f az hAVANA will leave Or te Above places
tcs cr H. t , ~ Win sns fishing aHd bathing BIea-oa
OK STAMFORD and GREENWICU-The
= new atd heagtiu sear boat AMERICAS is,v. 49, a.. ., ~
mourning ,' stamford az oeoek ,ad Gems el a. rs
hALIlMoRFAND ONO PFTLP01D C0.s
NORTHWEST PEllT re sg =, VT a, SeGIG%.ESr AL
IEE lyE lIP' l, ~ IT, n'l t'' gs ALASD PeOPE
e'.aice Passenger. tse c Nsv,.ey si C. nd 4 s To-
ton Co. i1s ri , en- en- isss WIT ~ e @ ~s',s
iLsoPPor~.y TICKETS GOOD tSln rsED '''s
G. vs.. PERyblL. General Agent.
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
- f.,'ne,r 31d t.e h y goi NsTlofs 100. q L,y,
" & Besaars soi1 D' ,9 fo' e. Ha"gea Junction
.a ne L'sh ard Sesrrian' oa; al n Fs'9a s L.
lgyb .nt ne Wet shol; aaga Or cans, 40 70 C,s P.aa.l
hlif sf5igG l Ilyg T9 TEs 4wsr
Commencing Nay o. i8li.-Iesve S.p.Yora >. follow.
,oa po, fyynngto1 as'o9 Bc,l,he4 Mle Cs wBes
TOvands Wsyefl.. Ge '' ~ " '' A
@Por Bn,,on Connecting a, Junction with Del I. .ad
@ 7, Esrgs,, d ,erccr, suoi,- @ r,o, A..
LIN yay R.Iro for Mru, cia7, -''' A' az h''''D ''
1850 p m-Por Pennington Rsoa. Allentown Mssrl Chunk
Motsnoy CITY Hazstn, Wehaue Railing 'ourla Ll,l,.sI
o.. m.-F0r Parhnf.
2:p nFpr Boston Connects AZ PbfDsi1rr vi IN % af
Su DIVISION for Allentown Ntaue ard >ornoi aid Eon
g Legl Valley r. r. or Allentown auI Ca.saBiua. Co.lrs a.
Junction Win D T. ani W. H. r.
p m--For Esstnn Alnntnsn and Mauch Chunk.
4"np m-P0r SomeryiIe and Flantg.on.
m-NINCINNAT EXPRESS, daig fr Eastn Pchft'H Asp-
town Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh ca aaI Cincinnati sleep
ny ali Palace Cars 10 Ptt.burgt aud Chicago
$3.50 g. m.--For S1mer..l.
% g. For Esstol.
= p.m.-FOr SOmeryIle.
go PIN I'm grant-For Pastor.
$50 .. m.-F0r Pla'1tell
y pm.-For Ps.lseI, Wednesdays anil Slurlays
fo Elizabeth a. .:0t:o, b;J 1:la, lf' fH 'NI ~
O:g ll;i2 M 100 lo12O) 20, 1915, 3D. ga" - $40
5;l3 5H 5i3 $50. b5l t:0 $50, 1:A, 8:f 9.Inr 1870
Tickets FOR the West be obtained The ocs Of h- t- Raj
road Of Neweev foot Of Lberyst. AMI principal
hotels and ticket Offices IN Newiofk CITY.
RCKTP Surer.t,euIe1,.
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NETWORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL.
Z

SyNvEg ARRANGENaNr ..
COMMENCING MAY - i.lL 2
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auction Sales of Real Cslate.

OsvEGo Y, July a. l87l
4 SSIGNEEs SALE of REAL ESTATE in
~ the City Of BrookynThe undersigned viii l on THURSDAY
1871 10 o'clock forenoon az public aucon on the
steps Cou House in the City of Brooklyn all bis right ue and
in, o. and to the following described premise In the % oil
Five the dwelling houses thereon erected known
as Nos IO1O or O7 1916 and U6i Lafy eav respectively
with the three dwelling houses thereon erected situated Oh the
corner 81 Lewis and WIIoughhy-aves.
Aud with dweg houses thereon erected known as Nos
80 81. g. g. G., and 90 r. ersol-st respectively - -
and Deg,t. v Y DANL g. FORD. Assignee. &c
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uc00iue Caros, &r.

1T WV. EVERDELL's SONS, No. 1O4 Full
n tcr.t-NEyDINO CARDS and FINE SlAlIVNbhl' u''a-
Estel lol5J
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NEW Jersey RAILROAD-FROM FOOT OF

~ DESBROsSES sai foot Of HANOI
or HOUR commencing NAV 20 S5-Por WEST PHILADELPHIA
AZ $3.50 and $50 R:O 400 s. SO = go Pkp " nee;
Camden andl For BALTIMORE aai
WASHINGfON AMI THE WEST via Baltimore 800 u 20 asi
a.l0- q. m Por THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST $50 a a
900 n Silver Palace attached 10 The ego 10 ns Ig
and run through Lyuchbufg without change For ne "hSl
pspusrlvnis Rsroai-9na = Silver Pa'aee oar ar
attached 10 through from New lofA % :.
change Silver Palace ausfnen
y ~ da and through Pttsbarsh Cheinna
iou, and Chicago NshOGt change Tickets for s.s " N
s.ss foot Cortlands sls Bo1iway px AL s,r
y "A RANKIS zen. Pas. =. W. JACh>oN wv 'S'"-
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L the WEST SARATOGA and NORTH-The old ongestab-
be populsr Evening Line daily, O'Clock from
new Pier So v r., Ye below jersey Ferry Fare 81 50 less
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NORTH RIVER AND NEW-YORK STEAM

" BOAT Co, 20 D. D. & T. hmltls Ilne
OEce on Iiarrson-st Pier No. a.
peekssi EnglewOod Hayestraw ani nene
Sundays j:42
returning morning above lanngs arriving Nes-irk
8.gJ q.20, nd 10 a m. f.. LANE
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MORNING LINE TO PEEKSKILL.


~ ROSLYN landing Wbeone Bays Dock Great Neck Sand
Motifs Dock aud GenwoOOn and after June 49, steamer
ARROW leaves Pier - T. r. Peek slip, daily at stop
ping Thirty evenht each returning to the city about m
iH N
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Steamboats, ano Railroads.

G.1 ALBANY and TBOl-Day-Linc steam
- G. VBBARD and DANIEL DREW from Nestrst l
u Trvourthst 8:i5 landing at iouker. tIarry0Tu
Nyck e9boa Colleu, West Point Cornwall New1ul PoGg
ker.e Rhnebeck Catss aud Husu Oh Evening Train
the Negiork Central for fhe West; anf on nt after June r. v
the Albany and Suquehanua ROAD SHARON SPRINGS "a non
NrgYo- and Buantou o. Rensselaer, and Road 20
SARATOGA SPRINGS 50 New-YorkD Hudson for LIB
ANON SPRING--41 Rail To Troy By steamboat SCHUYLER
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roI,TH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.

" The onlr double tack Railroad on Lons iN'AnN
SUMNER ARRAN0bhhnl' -. ., q o.. .
Commencing MONDAY May IS ls'l' ifV@ "'' 49, -' >"
., ~ Mn e., P.tchospe opnnectng AZ Babylon
' NJ Ia i.I,st and Pltchogue By stag o B,eqsH aod
Fir Place. ,
ano ID, a, Roekawsr Ercrrs o.
49, !. Accommodation for BAhTion
VN a. H. s. tot Paichogus, congestion Bah1lo1 Ar ~
SS I0J I'D Paehogar BY stage for B,sori add Pre-
- Bah,lou Accommodation
80 an Mernck Accommodation.
- I'D 10 ~ $3.50 40 sud f;3o p trains Al
Vail, strtam sr nrAp'tsal Rocts~sy
- W DOUGLAS SuDenILesJssk
pay further particulars tine table
.Iks tn. n eli ooS0ssoe r4ks.Ls Jsls l. ls7L
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19
CF.Af;ET IN CASES.

80 eases q ro lea each 'hateau Pape Cement.
- eases "A t..t-trc.:ies zach, thtteau PaPe Gle.
HeHt.
ceases z hottie. each. Ci;at.au Na,caux, 4. &c
Laze X F..s
20 cases u bottles sach. .Nate.. Pave.l Nay
gat.X. 4. de l4e fi.S
Is cases y bottles each. pschC,. lie Longieviile,
A. Ge LI!z- i Fills.
Is Cases u tc::l..':.c!. s.. Fst.Ihe, :. &c LuZe
z. cases ], Go..s.> each FrOnsa-. I. .e Llize /
Fills.
6: cases - ho:..c. each. n. DO" \. az Ike
F..s.
80 cases, Y bottles each, Nedoc. sct.
81 c.is..-. Il bottles each. Pauiac.
y cases, II lc:ties each. ~. Elnlc:.
80 eases, II bottles each -. Julien.
!t41 case>, l. bottles tacn. GA de F-.ss.r. Sar
yCnde Fr.reS
% cases "a ta,, bottle. .sc! Or. lie F,;,,sc Lar
TOrde FT.rfs.
so.asts, u bo,ti.s each, -. 'ir"2s, :ar.onde
tr.rcs.
. Cases ;. ha.f bottles earn IT. G.roEs, i.s
ron,.t i'rrrts.
Is cases, u bo.:ies can. M4rS..: L.rEouds
~ cases ?; !a-; hottie. -ac! --ga,:, :arrord-
trtrSe.
% discs IL to:,.es ea., E..;~- OF. .-.rIOnde
?! cases /! Ic::.+s .a.h. Ca.'en",. :..:0n'.e
trt.nS.
5000 ":.sts u hctti.. earh Eagle Bra.nG.
IS cases. ~ l,t bn!t,> zach. Etgl" J.! 49,.
60C '..s.~ s to..'e. tac', NartlNo'.
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A UCTION NOTICE.

The unders glpd hegs leave to inform MS friend 8
and the public thai he has taken license IS AUG
TIONEER for the city OF New Orleans. and will dt .
vote his time and attention to the sales Of Real rs
tate Success.cns Stocks, Port WarGen's Carscce
Furniture and al out door sales.
Having been engaged AuctiOneer IL this city
for twenty-sx years, he hopes that The expelience
he has acquired i'll the said business viii enable
him to give satisfaction to those who may favor
him with their orders.
He also informs his friends and the public that
he has rented the rOtunda of the st Louis Hotel,
on ST. Louis street, for the purpose OF having reg
ular furniture sales three times O week. viz: On
Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
ONCE IL front Of the rot unda, st. Louis street.
dc 81 MAURICE BARNETT.
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EDUCATIONAL.
H,ifE NEW ORLEANS

Tl,HE NEW ORLEANS
MILITARY HIGH school.
lSS.........K nce stree:
Between Coliseum. aid Camp.
Conducted by'T. B. EDWARDS andS.AM. H. LEWIS
graduates ei The Louisiana Military University;
VIII prepare pupils 20 enter The Sophomore OF
Junior Class OF tie Louisiana State Military Uni.
verslty. or airy o.1er college in the United etates
An Elementary Department IS attached discipline
military with lal y drill. no2 BIN
7 OUISIANA eTATE UNIVERSITY,
lNAME CHASGED FROM LOUISIANA Stair
SEMINARY,
BATON ROUGE. LOUISIANA
Founded and Supported by the state
Of Louisiana.
NINTH SESSION,
Nov II progress win close last WednesL.. IN juno
1870 Tie oext session viii begin ti,st Monday II
Septenlte. Lex:. and VII continue ten months
ACADEMIC BOARD
Consists Of a sln corps Of able iNs.rrctocs IN al
branches Of Literature and Science UsI ay taught
Il the beet colleges and universities
COURSE OF STUDY
Embraces Preparatory and Academic Department,
Including Literary. Scientific and Cl lionel Course
u special Sch ool Of Civil Engineering and Com.
,Eercial School
Library, APPARATUS AND CABINETS,
Wei selected and valuable. The Geological and
Mneralo-laa. Cabinets, etc, the Largest and most
couipltc IL tie South. embracing TIE tNteHelEe COL
IeciCrls Of tie late Colonel Wales of Mississippi
AID the Cabinets OF tie Topo,rap iC.i. Geological
and Botanical SIArvey o.: Louisiana
ADMISSION
Gran, ed 70 Cadets not under fifteen wears OF age
no know A-.hIset tic. English Gran. n.' c 'ieog
rapLs.
EXPENSES
Of every Kind except clothing, 20. tei. months
i $50 5lJ0 pa yatIr u, ad v:.uc+. tAs.;.cs rebrury
OF b. accepted draft at eight per c.at for ninety
Ga.s. Payments MAY be made tLIo~gl, tie Cana.
ti!zei.S Bank
Cadets received AZ s..y time c...:. !.!t sfSsiop
s., 4. arg "a 4 ON date of entrance.
DISCIPLINE
Mil+aiv wiz. iiL;!v drill 4 battery ~ fo,:r gins
y Il afford facilities 10. instruction II artillery.
CGitoru II <-a:%sl AIDE: grey cloth 20 be mad N
.be Inst. II al cost cf twrL:y I've ;O.Irs POI
suit
For further affirmation, address
i. T. BOYD, superintendent,
Baton Eu..ce LIu.s,acA
MAIL, .S7:.
Oftice .! the UE:-ersty III New ir.e;-rs ~ SwA1.
hri, = Co.. = C.Aap street.
sUntil the rebuilding the Collage -d.ce lately
lie -tro, ed % ire. Ale xandrI. the institution
is Temporarily O- aied at Baton k.1}ge n the Deaf
AID Dumb yeI.n. Location very !.-lthy, and az,
somnc',a+.c~. ple fer large number of cadets.
EiIo h+r thA .ss;ou orc hundred fsln seventyv
vnNt1 ",
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deli 81
PPETITE FOR TOBACCO

DESTROYED.
Ore Box OF O-tcn's Patent Preparation with a..
rect.ons followed, is warranted 70 effect n radical
and permanent cure Tor the desire for tobacco,
whether smoking or hevirg Money freely re funded
il every clstp. iail,.r. OrtOus Patent Prcparatos
is the original and genuine discovery all other
called aDtldOtes preparations TOR destroy the
appetite for .ohhatco, now in the market ct rec
diIced prices. az. countertets and unworthy o.
confidence. Orton's Preparation is protected By
letters pnt+n: issued JuEe Is, 1863. 1t has btti.
tried all over the Land. Hundreds OF testimonials
from the most reliable sources. OF complete sILcs
nre in the hands OF the proprietor, and viii DO
furnished on arp.!ca.1or Anew, On samples, aTs
- Testincuials:
tT,omS y. X. Godtold, Esq Shreveport La
lis,e rec.iv I'd the O.: Orton's Patent Preparas
ION and thoroughly tested its merits. and found
II to be q comp.e." success. am satisfied it VIA
destroy the n,r:;te :ur Tobacco in anv person. !
.i..lk lCu1 srtI'a!a t.oI TIE success of the day.
n. W. GOpBOLDs
,Fr.n J. H. Weuger, South English, Iowa.
Having used your Preparation with the utmost
success. do NOT h.-tate in recommending TO a.S
VobaC"o-uSPrs I:.Gt youarr honest man. and thas
your Preparation ls no hu,ihug; it worked like In
charm \ am pleased to recommend y"Mr rreEaras
From :. j. Cox, san Beruardino. California!
You sent o,.e boz of Ortons Patent Preparation
70 d. NJ Cole, OF his place. 1t has effected
pirte cUre should have written you for the
Agency before bu' there has been so many other
Preparations and AntIGotes here purportuS to pro-
duoe the SANE er.ct Tor SO lnuc! less price, that
al of them have ta!leI 10 produce the desired
effect ard want the Agency Tor your Preparaten.
Please send one dozen ty express and Ill pay o.,
delivery. i. J. COX.
[Erorn George W. Wright, FeaIdsville vermontl
lean TESTIFY tia; your Preparation has had the
otsir.d ettect with me. ! mad used tobacco nips
years; lad many times attempted 10 leave Off but
found the Habit 200 strong have used the prepa
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all. GEORGE W. WRIGHT
The prize OF .s. the only true article is two dol!
lars per box, or three boxes for five dollars. Sent
promptly by mail 20 any pert of the country,
cIrriy sealed nom observation, with postage paid,
Oh receipt Cfpric-.
RKM,rT4 scKs.z-send money by money order or
registered letter. eltier CT which postmasters fur
n4sh. Money sent thus at my risk.
Great Inducements offered 20 agents. Address
&. B. COTTON. Inventor ind Proprietor
Postoiiioe box l148, Po.tlsni Maine.
o. W McKlSSACK, SR., Spring HILL Tennessee.
General Agent.
RxsxRENcEs.-Cosonel J. c. Bundy Chicago, rfi-
nos. Rev. J. Grouse, Gallon, Ohio; Rev u. Il. Greg
0ry, Terryville Texas; J. B. Stephe Spring
Hill, Tennessee; +. ". Atkins ESQ., Knoxville, Ten-
nessee; Judge John Vance. Memphis. Tennessee;
Judge g. D. Campbell, Scottsboro, Alabama: Rev.
! ). Greer, Forts;oJ, Ltins. ocl8 3m
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V7AI.DEn4R BILE, ". D.,
l45 Canal street.
A graduate O; the University CT Copen hagen,
y. nna1k. Honorary medical doctor OF the U,..-
v.lsitv of padova. Italy. Formerly physician IN
the R0:a. Danish Navy. For several years assist
ant ply sicIan 4: The hospital Of he Celebrated
Professor Record, Paris.
SPECIALS
For al kinds Of diseases O.; the seZc.s. organs
i. male and mat Private diseases cured after a
n.w SURE. and Gcl me Illod Painful n.eI.s:rr.;s-
.:on-it.e v'.te and diseases O: lie won't relieved
in very short time.
once AID residence.
lis ,.iNAL SThEF".
Between. Carontle..: ant. Is.-cruc.
Ovy-cr Hyvh~Fyom II 4 VI. to =. NJ. Cor
e,l!ta;.o1.s =. English, German I.eLct Italian and
DANISH. ,aI3 ~
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VOR. MAIGNAN Il r. LABORDE.
IMPORTERS O.
WINES AND BRANp-ES,
NC.. % nEG rs Bienvi:le street.
COGNACS.

COGNACS.
70 Quarter pipes Alexandra Seignette Ro-
ehelle-fourth proof.
20 eiShths Alexandra Seignette Rocbelie-fc.-.l
proof
n sixths Vineyard Propts, Co-7a6s
Is sixths Vineyard Propts, CO.-I8ss.
- sixths vineyar Propts. CO.-l83l.
10 quarter Charles CAstillo1i Fls-l8l..
10 sixths Hy. EuttOn-IS3l.
70 sixths Hy. SuttOn-l80i.
j. siX:hs Goldenberg-l8D.
II sixths Goldenberg-le05.
II sixths LarronGe Freres-l805 odd
3 oc:ayes Larronde Freres-l80s .oIdt
"a Octaves l.Arronde Freres-la25.
10 octaves GaAtier Freres-l8i9.
quarters LoU.s o. Lawyer.
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I,RUlT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES.

I,RUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES.
JOHN NELSON Successor - Joiu NJ. Se.sGnl,
Proprietor Of :he MAGNOLIA NURSERY, LIS I.-
opened a. The CID DEPOT. corner 0: Camp and
Lafayette streets, with sup4yio. st"c. oI FRUIT
and ORNAMENTAL TREES, Green House Pants,
etc. and respectfully -olic:ts the patronage O, his
fre nds the fri. nts OF The late proprietor and the
public Cene..,y. A.! orders from The city or
country viii r-c' re prompt and ca-c!.l &.te.:soE.
Catalogues fy.ri-.st.,! On .pp!i. alton.
Addr.s JOHN NEISO
Car!er Camp and Lafayette stres's
6ec0 In New OfI-a,!s.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19
wv H. II EN- ING,
Grocer and Wine Merchant,

W.
Grocer and Wine Merchant,
Respectfully returns thanks to his many friends
and the public generally for their very liberal pa
trousge, heretofore extended. aud takes pleasure
in informing them that he is now open, at his new
and spacious store.
No. - Camp street,
With an entire fresh and well assorted stock Of
GROCERIES. TEAS, WINES, etc, of the finest quail
ity. together with complete stock OF English.
French and German goods, OF every variety.
His long experience in the business enables him
to judge and select to suit the requirements Of the
trade.
By strict attention to business and fair dealing,
be hopes merit share OF his former patronage
All goods sold 1T a small profit and with fut
guarantee.
Respectfully,
oil W H. EENNIEG.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-19
MISCELLANEOUS.


A e. BIAACKMAR,
Having removed TO the elegant and spacious eds
fee No POI Canal street, formerly known "a BAT
ter's Building, now
BLACKMARH TEMPLE OF MUSIC,
Continues to dispose OF Pianos and Organs, of the
best makers very low for cash. or on the most
accommodating terms OF payment One year a.
lowed without charge for interest No security rs
Quired, lien on the instrument being retained
Old Pianos taken in part pay for new. New and
second hand Pianos and Organs for rent, ana the
rent money allowed toward purchase.
My Method of Conducting My Business.
First-I keep no Instruments but those of the
best factories. Having been dealing III frames ana
Organs for sixteen years. my long experience e!la-
perfect condtnc guarantee to give entire salts
faction.
Second-I have pat Ol:e Price for each instFn-
ment, and that is the regular retail factory price;
which is marked in plain figures on y card afdxed
to every piano and organ Many dealers make 1t q
pect to get, and then, when beaten down. to
somewhere near my low prices, they hatter the
purchaser with The idea that he has secured 6n
unusual bargain.
Tlird-I give the manufacturers and my own
guarantee for six years and warrant every instru
ment to please, OF 1t Can be exchanged for any
other in my store.
l offer splendid, new, rosewood seven octave
Pianos. of six different first class makers. at $50
to $s25. Second hand Pianos SIS to $325. Five
octave Cabinet Organs $50 TO &215. l also have
Pianos OF extra size and with superbly carved
Parlor Organs OF Taylor Farley" and the splen-
did Cottage and Church Organs Of "Estey," frem
500 to $780, A, T. BLACKMAR,
oc9 4 en- No. 2Ol Canal street.
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SVNDRIES.
800 cases BRANDY CHERRIES. CalmcM
50 cases BRANDY FRUITS Cal,noI.
Is bales COKkS. various qualities
20 cases EMPTY BOTTLES.
g. eases COGSAC, Delattre WerJi.
100 eases COGNAC 90 Sautier Freres,
Is cases COtiSAC W'0 Gautier Freres.
- cases COGNAC 0Ot-0O Gautier Freres
90 eases VOGNAC. Imperial Tasks, "..'.T
Freres.
no cases BURGUNDY WIN:
In store and landing ships HID. and He1.-he
from Bordeaux. and tor sale nv
vUR. NaIGNAE & F, AtBOEDE,
ia9.. y and 70 Bi-TV.!,e stree.
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IHISE~E :AAHGREKS.
CHINESE LAEOEERS.
Now i he tine car Planters. Merchants, Manu-
ctlrrrs, liOusektepers. etc. 70 order good and
reliable Chinese LaboYers, NecAa.ic- EuAl@. Seq
wants etc.
Ar.,ly at TIE of: g. of the
''Chinese Emigration CoE,l.'sny.''
No. - P,rliIo stree.
E..wse. t..rc..,,.,c. and Ba,oun" streets,
Up stairs. Jr"I: Gu. =.
FRAN, X OFFICIS
Eorg Eon- G..:.;. and san Francisco. Cl... 1r.,.
dte0.a
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PORT AND SHERRY.

PORT AND SHERRY.
l2n quarters PORT Paul Emile Thomas.
100 quarters SHERnI. Paul Emil. Th0UsA
$50 quarters PORT, 4. ReiG
80 quarters SHERRY. B. REG.
Is ei.hths SHERRY. y. Reg
IS eiShths PORT, b. Reis.
80 quarters PORT, +. Vi.
l5o eases SHERRY eX London !.oc...
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WHITE. WINE.

20 .asss WHITE VINE. Good Ordinary
Al half casks WHITE WINE, Superior
ia cases, y bottles each, Cotes de Nons.
1000 cases. Il BEETLES each, Graves L. Cssey :: &c
50 cases, II bottles each WHITE WINE, Graves
Is eases. IL bottles each, Kaut SauterIIes.
cases. Il bottles each, Chateau sGucm, :. tf
Ir:xe i EiA
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uAVAN.A CIGARS

III
Fresh invoices CT HAVANA CIGARS. tfc'c3
brands. such as Part agas, Corona Figaro, pm..1
and PIuariega, just received per Lord Low ell, Gers
.ral Hancock and lib~ry from havana, and fue
salr at a small commission.
Also, on hand good assortment Of DOMESTIC
CIGARS Havana Cigarettes, the celebrated Pic2s
dura Fl Gi.llito, and fresh Ha ma Tobacco seed.
NJ. PKSAST.
deli 3m No. Caroudelet street.
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GUNS, PISTOLS. AMMUNITION.

GUNS, PISTOLS. AMMUNITION.
FOLSOM BROTHERS,
Late OF No. 3 Old Levee street, Opposite
POstOiilce,
Having had portion OF their stock damaged by
the hre Yesterday morning. have removed to No.
100 Canal street (store formerly occupied by MessTs.
Gaines & Ret), where al OrderSTill TX promptly
filled. usual ard in a few dl W they will be Offer
ing great bargains Mn Guns, Pistols, etc. slightly
damaged i'll appearance ouly. dt28 Ct