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GIFT DISTRIBUTIONS.
DA I4LAS
and Mechanical
GIFT ASSOCIATION.


Distribution Daily at II n. AMI o =. VI.
Every purchaser entitled TO gift OF value
I'VE have no blanks. Everything pertain
ing to the distribution of gifts done In pablo.
The drawn numbers vary each day,
and are ~. u. and -, drawn iron IS
numbers. placed la n glass wheel.
Rates or PAY mcnis are as follows;
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AGENTS.

Travelling agents G, W, Beckett,
New Yorki q. P,Rowell, \. NJ. Peltongill ~
90, and Bates Locke,
philadelphia Coo, Weatherlll 4 Co.
Cincinnati; =. IL. PnrvIn.
New Orleans Thomas Mcintyre,
Shreveport W. II. Sparks.
IIousloni u. II. Gushing.
Austin, Texas; II. Voigt.
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STITUTE FOR CALOMEL.

IT IS A THOROUGH VEGETABLE SUB
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CHE DAILY HERALD,

oa,ce Ia Third story of Ciarl. a hry'
ans New building, Corner Of Lamar
aud Main streets, business Oiiiee-
V,out Room ia second si0ry,
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OLD AUCTION FIRM
A CARD.
nj. A. HTBBLER. g. CO.

Have lust entered into their second year IN
the Auction aud Commission business In this
city. They are dealers In Real Estate and
Live stock, new Walnut and second hand
Furniture Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats and
Caps Blankets, and a general assortment OF
everything needed by the city and country
people. They have, In connection with their
business, u Sale Stable, whore they keep
Horses, Mules, Wagons, Carriages, etc, To-
sale. The title TO all stock sold by them win
the name of the firm, viii be guaranteed.
General satisfaction having been given In
the past, they hope "a please and merit the
patronage ofthe good people In the mture.
MISREPRESENTATION " Leonard, Bank
ers n. c. Jordan ~ Co., Banlses Gaston ~
Thomas, Bankers; George W. Baylor y
Guedry. Insurance Agents; Captain q. NJ.
Swink. Dallas, Texas; Shryock 4 Rowland,
st. Louis, Mo-; Robert Hare, % Carondele'
street, New Orleans.
NJ. A. HIiLER, W. G. SIGN LES.
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A graduate ofiho Univenlty OF CoponhA-
gen, ncnmnrk honorary NJ, u, nom the
University uf pndnyn, lWlN FOR several
yrAis nstslunt physician "a ilie celebrated
hiOnnl, inflst fium
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Dallas Gift Society
RATES OF rAYMENT ARE.

station numbers, SO isr ST. CAP Saddles,
siSIl for 81.
Further Information can he obtained oil
any agent, or Office, near the post Office on
Austir street.
A. SANDEL, Manager.
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Crescent EEchOn1c.
1873 GRAVIER STREET..
mis- 1t A. KREUTZ, Proprietor.

To Parents.
SOULE'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE AND
LITERARI INSTITUTE, corner st. Charles
and Lafayette streets, opposite the City Hall.
This institution comprises a full course of
Business College, an Eclectic English Institute
and an Object Teaching School for boys from 8
to - years; with Departments for the higher
Mathematics, Drawing, the Languages and
Natural Sciences.
The departments are separated, the course of
study thorough, and we assure parents and
young men that all that liberal expenditure of
money, an accumulation of varied teaching
talent, unceasing industry and strict fidelity to
duty can accomplish. will be performed in the
interest Of our patrons.
Lectures are given, free, on Physiology, Hy-
giene and Physical Culture, with daily exercises
IN the Gymnasium.
We cordially il vite parents and all parties in
terested in the Of education, to visit us and
examine the merits of our progressive institu-
ton.
GEO. SOULE, President and Proprietor.
N. B.-Soule's Philosophic Commercial and
Exchange Calculator, the great Arithmetical work
of the age, and Soules Contractions in Numbers.
are for sale at the College office. MIS- 2dp2t
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DIED.

BORRON-On Tuesday. October 18th, at San BeH
naxdno. CAL, of consumption FANNY A.. wife OF w:
G. Boron, and daugher OF the late J. " Giftnoy Of
this city.
LIEBER-On Saturday morning, at 1Oa A. n, John
Lieber native of Louisiana, aged 26 years.
His friends and relatives Of the family are in
vied to attend his funeral from his late residence in
Gretna.
DIEDRICH-on Saturday, November 14th 1874: at
II o'clock, NJ, Theodore Hemm. only OF Mrs.
Nedrich, aged 81 years, native of this city
Tho funeral will take place This Sunday After
noon, November 18th, inst. at p. NJ, from the
residence Of his mother, No. ZIG Delord street. be-
tween Baronne and Carondelet. His friends and
acquaintance and those of the family alse the mem
bsRs Of the late Watson Battery, c. S. A.. aIe
respectfully invited to attend.
yALLE.-Friday at halfpast o'clock P. NJ,
Joseph Emile Vale aged 81 years.
sIEwERD-On Thursday Nov. 18th, Emelina
Louisa infant daughter Of A. II. Sewerd and Melanie
Dragon.
PIFFET-On Thursday morning at 9! o'clock
Louis J. Piffet, aged 80 years
CHAMBERS-At the residence Of hsy son in-law
Capt J. $. Lanier, in Clinton La. Nov y, 1874, j.
n. Cham be,s, aged IL years, a native of Maryland
and for the last 50 years resident OF Louisiana.
HICKEY-On Wednesday, Nov. II. at l:3o 2
NJ Mary Callahan aged 2. years native OF Coun-
ty Cork Ireland, wife of Martin Hickey.
GRAF-Monday morning at o'clock, David Graf,
native Of Germany, aged = years
HAGGERTY-(m Monday Nov. 9th, at o. clock 7.
NJ, Mary A. Whouey, wife Of Bart. Haggerty. aged
80 years native of the County Cork, Ireland and
a resident Of this city for 26 years. |
TOOLE-At Gretna, Nov. 9th 1874, at half past |
O'Clock, Sarah Tooe, aged II years and 10 months |
2 native of Gretna La
Louisiana Sugar Bowl please copy.
CURRY-on Tuesday, Nov 10, at o'clock p NJ,
in the sixty second year of his age John Pinkerton
curry. native of Philadelphia and resident OF
his city for 45 years
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II Card.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 10, 1874.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 10, 1874.
Messrs L. Soards & Co.:
Gentlemen-I find by examining matters in re-
gard to myself, that I have done you an injustice
unintentionally, and therefore take this oppor-
tanity of rectifying my mistake, hoping the same
Will meet your appreciation.
J. P. RONDEAU.
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Monday morning the New York Herald gave
up q page to description Of some awful
scenes that had occurred in New York as the
result of the breaking loose Of some Of the
the animals in the Central Park Garden. The
names of two or three dozen persons that
had been killed. and Of as many that had been
wounded, were given. Two or three obscure
sentences at the end conveyed the information
that the whole story was hoax. Of course
nobody read the account through. The
hamming head lines we're sufficient to do the
business. Devoted parents were alarmed and
many children were kept from school, others
we're sent for after they had gone, and great
deal of anxiety was caused. The other New
York papers Of Tuesday contain communica-
lions denouncing the conduct of the Herald
in unmeasured terms.
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Had presidential election been held on
the Sd inst, the whole number Of electoral
votes would have been 3GG, with a Democratic
majority Of 232. The RAIDS may well consider
this as premonition Of the greater wrath to
come in 1876.
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uRNS-One Dollar per Month, or Twelve Dollars
Per Year.
Subscriptions for the DAILY BULLETIN received
q our counter, 109 Gravier street.
Hhe BULLETIN inserts WANTS and TO RENTS,
DOT exceeding One Square for Fifty Cents each.

"1his Government ,oas made by eltite men, for
IL benefit Of mlite men and their posterity for
suev, and should be administered by mhite men
SAd by none other ,chQtsoeUer. stephen A.
Douglas.
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HALEY.-H the readers of those interesting
and instructive monthlies could only know how
much time and energy was used to place them
before our public, in the shortest possible time
after their publication by the enterprising Haley,
they would more thoroughly appreciate the de-
lights Of reading. We had placed on our table
rare selection Of all the latest publications, both
Of Europe and America, from the great news
stand, No. 10 Commercial Alley, and we have to
return more thanks to the genial Con C. Haley,
for his kind remembrance. May his shadow en-
pand until it assumes the proportions of an al
derman.
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MARRIED /:

CASSE - MCPHERSON hmm On Tuesday. October
- 1874 st the Jesuit Church, Grand Coteau, La BY
the Rev. Father Booker Mr. Martial Casse TO Miss
Virginia Mcpherson. No cards
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The New Orleans BULLETIN can be had of the
news agent in Mobile at the depot. On the arrival
Of the p NJ. train.
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!. Ast0ss,s<ljng Necs!
FELLMAN BROTHERS
HAVE BUSTED!

Open this week 1853 Cases Of Goods. The more
desirable and cheaper than ever,
AND wHYe
Because our Bernard " Felman, resident buyer
in New York, foreseeing
THE DULLING EFFECT
excitements would produce, held of his heavl-
est purchases till now, allowing other mer-
chants to lay in their stocks at the high prices
Of the early market, he has
PITCHED IN!
When there has been comparatively no buyers
and low prices, and bought the bulk o! his stock.
Lot any one look through our immense stock and
COMPARE THE PRICES
With those of other houses, and they will readily
admit the
Truth of our Assertion.
We quote few Of our prices:
800 Pieces POPLINs at IL cents.
200 &c els 6"
500 EMPRESS CLOTH, at 40 cents, splen-
did quality.
200 Real French MERINOS at IS cents, no
humbug.
10 Cases best PRINTS at cents.
Is I" LONSDALE COTTON at II cents by
the piece.
6 ~ BLACKSTONE at 10 cents.
You must remember no one can judge from
The ADVERTISED PRICES. You must SEQ the
quality to realize the bargain.
Come and See for Yourselves.
FELLNIAN BROS,
MS 1t 2dp 1873 Canal street. Touro Buildings.
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Jacob OFT.

G. a II p L, n Il Z r,
2S9 Magazine Street, Corner Calliope,
Is prepared to execute all orders in the Car
penter and Building line, with promptness, neat
ness and dispatch. Cisterns made and repaired.
nj tf2dp
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No SO ond-c'ass brands of Havana cigars, but
principal brands only Of all the frst-class
Havana manufacturers, will be found in the
stores Of F. A. Gonzales Il Bro, for sale, retail
at Wholesale prices. The attention Of consumers
is especially called to their advertisements in
our columns.
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TEAS. FRUITs, BUcKwHEAT, SPICES, on, PoR-
TER, ALEs. ETc.-The mammoth establishment
of Messrs. Smith & McKenna is at present full to
Overlooking with the greatest and choicest varie-
ty OF articles to be found in first-class whole
sale grocery store. There are to be found teas of
also new currants, 90 eman's mustard; new
fruits OF all kinds, in boxes, cases, barrels and
bags: choice new buckwheat, fresh oatmeal and
barley, Plagniols sweet oil, spices Of all kinds,
porter, Scotch ales and Bremen beer of the most
famous brands. The attention of the trade is
particularly directed to the advertisement Of
Messrs. Smith & Mckenna.
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Call, Examine and Price the
MAMMOTH STOCK OF
FANCY AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
H. kERN'S,
1O5, 1O4. 1O6 and los Bar0nne street, and
1879 and Ia Rampant street.
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Z QUALITY OF SHIFTS
.ety made at a proportionate reduc
to new selections Of staple Good:
TIES FOR GENTLEMEN
Embraces
Fine Me-ino from Is cents.
Heavy Cotton, very cheap.
Real Shaker Flannels.
Ribbed and plain Cashmere.
Scarlet Cashmere, for rheumatics
Heavy Canton Flannel.
! Red Flannel for rheumatcs.
6 thread, Heavy Merino.
Twilled Jeans, at IS cents, an(
| every variety made.
Cartwright & Warmers, ever,
style.
New Britain Knitting Co.'s.
One-half dozen full regular Eng
glish 81 so.
Finest Quality English.
Balbriggan, splendid article
Striped Cotton, handsome.
Bleached, all qualities.
MerinO and Lambs Wool.
Shaker Knit.
Ribbed Cashmere.
Fancy and plain Silk.
And every variety made.
New and recherche styles just
out, made expressly for s. N.
Moody.
Rich Silk Ties, Csc.
Superb Silk Windsors.
Very elegant Satin Scarfs.
Black Italian Squares.
Black PA. and Spring Stocks.
Wedding and Soiree.
Made up Scarfs and Neckwear in
every variety OF style and ia
brio, all new from Paris, Lon
don and New York.
Ready Hemmed Linen, Csc each.
Ready Hemmed Silk, 81 25 =.
Linen Cambria up to $50 per doz.
Fancy Bordered Hemstitched.
French fancy Subjects.
White Hemstitched, Soc each.
The new design fancy borders
silk.
Extra large silk.
And every variety made.
$50 dozen Real Jouvin's Kid, Just
imported.
Double button Jouvin's.
Beaver and Driving.
Heavy Silk fleeced.
Cashmere Cloth, good, at SOC.
Genuine Reynier Dogskin.
Dents Driving and Tlburyed.
Heavy Buckskin.
Linen, Calf, Doeekin and Cuffed. |
Army Regulation and Cadets.
Gauntlets, etc., etc.
Figured and white Elastic -25c. |
Russian Braces.
Finest quality Silk.
Real GuyOt, very cheap.
Washing.
And every variety made.
All warranted pure Linen,
Plastron & Shield, 25c. each. |
made fine plaits, 50 pat
terms, elegantly embroidered, up |
to Csc. each, and every variety !
made.
Agency for the Troy Manufac-
tory.
The trade supplied.
ALI the newest designs just out,
both standing and turn down.
London and Paris Novelties Linen
faced, 10 for % cents.
4 comfortable robe for 81.
Handsome Delain, silk lined.
Elegant Cashn ere.
Cloth, Satin lined.
superb smoking Jackets.
\ good Cotton for 81.
Finest Bingham.
Alpaca and Guanaco.
silk on Paragon frames.
Finest London make.
fine Quality Shirts, 81 so each.
Fancy Colored Shirts. |
Jndershirts and Drawers.
iloves and Suspenders.
1andkerchiefs and cravats. |
dosiery-every description.
! HOSIERY at manufacturers
J, French PERFUMERY, HAIR
OMBS.
elegant presents, and a great
Jew GOODS.
% be seen and priced to be ap-
piled at New York importers
CASH ONLY.
rchant's stock will be complete
. from 5. \. Moody's.
NE TO ORDER IN THREE
lvettisement and bring it with
AT
n. MOODY'S
!, SHIRT EMPORIUM,
ner Canal and Royal streets.
directions by mail gratis.
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Extraordinary BGrQGi1ss!
DRY GOODS.
At
=. ruRcoErE,s.
15S-Canal Street-1jS.
White Building, corner Baronne.
THE GREATEST BARGAINS OF THE SEASON.

% Cases OF Winter Woods, bought for cash at
November 10th, consisting in part Of
800 Pieces of every desirable shade Of DRESS
GOODS, ALPACAS, POPLINS, EMPRESS
CLOTH, SERGE SATINS, REPS and DE-
LANES, from Is cents up to so cents yard.
II pieces black gros grain SILKS at 81 80, fully
worth 50.
10 pieces black gros grain SILKS at 81 rs, sold
everywhere at 81 %.
10 pieces black sros grain SILKS at g,
worth 50 50.
We have also added to this departs ent IS
pieces assorted BLACK GOODS. such as
Black Merinos and C shmere, Tamise, Bomba.
zines, Reps, Biarritz, Examines. Delaine, Serge,
etc., to be sold during this week at extraor-
binary low prices.
cases Wooden SHAwLS from rs cents up.
cases Ladies and Chilorens New Style
cases Plain and Fancy FLANNELs.
3 cases of Colored and White BLANKETS.
1914, ia and 1874 Cotton BLANKETS.
Full assortment of CASSIMERES, Black CLOTH
and JEANS.
2 cases heavy Canton FLANNELS at 10 cents
cases ii White COTTON at 81, sold previously
10 cases A Soft Finished COTTON at II cents,
sold previously at 13a.
8 cases 1914 SHEETING at % cents.
Full assortment Of English and German
HOSIERY, CORSETS. HANDkERCHIEFS5
EMBROIDERY, SILK SCARFS, etc.
Also
200 pieces White and Checked MATTINGSs
RUGS and WINDOW SHADES, etc.
A heavy stock of Plantation Goods always on
hand.
Special attention paid to county orders.
J.. TURCOTTE, l5o Canal street.
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Cheap Dry Goods.

Cheap Dry Goods.
16O and 162 CANAL STREET.
On MONDAY, 9th inst, will be offered
10, II and 12-4 BED BLANKETS and CON-
FoRTERs.
Shaker, Saxony and Colored FLANNELS.
10, II and 1874 Cotton sHEETINGS and A.
sHIRTINGs.
Black Alpacas and Mourning Goods.
CHEAP DRESS GOODS.
CHILDREN's CoLoRED HOSE,
LADIES' UNDERWEAR,
BALMORALs,
sHAWLs,
CORsETs, Etc.
McGIBBON. ALLYN & DUBOIS,
160 and 1872 Canal street,
Corner Baronne, opposite Christ Church
MS 1t2dp
Il Great Reduction
In the Price of
CHARTER OAK STOVES.
We have lately reduced the price Of the
CELEBRATED
Charter Oak Cooking Stoves,
So that all people may have no excuse to provide
themselves with Stove made in
SIX DIFFERENT STYLES.
And all -
UPON THE SAME PRINCIPLE.
EVERY
CHARTER OAK
FULLY GUARANTEED.
RICE BROS. & CO.,
80 and 81 Camp and SOS Magazine street.
Sole Agents,
DEALERS IN HARDWARE,
CUTLERY, TOOLS,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION,
BUILDERS HARDWARE, TIMERS STOCK. |
TOOLS AND MACHINES.
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Look Up Y0wr
OLD PHOTOGRAPHS
And send them 70
JOHN H. CLARK.
101 Canal Street 1O1
Who is prepared to make large copies from old
ones; also frames and colors in Old, Water or
pastsle; give directions Of color Of hair eyes and
complexion. They will be made Me-lRe
JOHN H. CLARK,
n15 1t2dp To- Canal street.
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Geo. Ellis Dc Brothers
GREAT LITERARY EMPORIUM,
S3....... Camp, near Natchez street........S
We have just opened new stock OF
STANDARD WORKS,
in finest binding. New kinds Of full cali, hall
calf, cloth, gilt and sheep.
JUVENILE AND PICTURE BOOKS,
GAMES, Alphabet BLOCKS, Optical Drawing
CARDS, KALEIDOSCOPES, GAMES, Pic
ture and Funny BLOCKS, Fancy BARON
ETERS, ACROBATS, TANMANY saw
INGS BANKS, etc.
STATIONERY.
most complete and varied new stock of finest
LETTER, NOTE PAPER and ENVELOPES,
Newest Styles of the Day,
MERCANTILE BLANK BOOKS
and OFF CE STATIONERY.
PRINTING AND BOOKBINDING
executed with promptness, and good workman
ship guaranteed.
CIRCULATING LIBRARY,
New Books constantly added. New Subscrip-
tons Solicited. First class subscription from s.
a year upwards.
A large number of CHOICE NOVELS, used
n our LIBRARY, now for sale at Csc. each.
GEO. ELLIS & BRO,
Booksellers and Stationers,
mis- 1t 50 Camp street, near Natchez.
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s. N. MOODY,

CORNER CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS,
has just arrived home from Europe and the
Northern markets, and has already received and
to arrive by steamers and express within the
next few days, the most magnificent and complete
assortment of
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS,
ever introduced in New Orleans.
S. n. Moody has decided upon sustaining his
wen-known list Of prices, in possession Of his
numerous friends and customers all over the
country, for his world renowned
CaAnPlON SHIFTS,
which have taken first premiums at all our State,
and at the Great Expeditions OF Paris and Vienna,
the decline in material and his extra facilities
for manufacturing EVERY SHIRT HE SELLS
enables him now to Offer shirts Is per cent
cheaper than formerly
THE CELEBRATED SHIRTS FOR 80,
are as good as previously sold at s24 per doz and
ire equal to any sold elsewhere at 50 so each.
All the
FINER QUALITY OF SHIRTS
md every variety made at proportionate reduc- |
ion.
The complete new selections Of staple Goods |
md
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u. LecOiS d J0neiSO1s,
1876 CANAL STREET.
We have now in store, and are offering at yer,
reduced prices, very large assortment Of
French, English and German Goods,
Of our own importation, consisting, in part, Of
81, Ga, LA and 1874 French Toiie CRETONNE
81 and 1914 French and Irish DAMASKS.
French and Irish Sheeting LINENS.
Damask Table LINEN and NAPKINS.
Birds Eye Scotch and American DIAPER.
Toile de Paris PLATILLE and CAMBRICS.
Oolored Piano and Table COVERS.
Colored Doyies and Tea CLOTHS.
Marseilles COUNTERPANES and QUILTS.
BLANKETS of all qualities and sizes,
With full Assortment Of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRESS GOODS IN
SILK, WOODEN and COTTON.
LADIES' and CHILDREN,s HOSIERY
in great variety.
A full assorted stock of Children's English aud
French, PLAIN and Striped Weolen and
Cotton HOSE.
Our stock Of PARAsOLs and FURs cannot be
excelled in the city.
We ask our friends aud strangers to call before
purchasing, as we are marking our prices very
low to reduce our stock.
J. LEvOIS & JAMESON,
1875 Canal street.
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WHITE LEAGUE.

WHITE LEAGUE.
We, the undersigned, members Of the Whit
League, were employed by L. sOARDs & co. tc
assist in getting up the 1875 CITY DIRECTORY
We know that Mr.. Ron leau was not in the EN-
ploy of the firm, but was rejected applican
among many others, and we further know that
no distinction was made on account Of politics,
and that majority Of the force employed were
members Of the White League.
ARTHUR SANDRODIE, BatteryC.
LEWIS F. SALOMON, Battery A.
w. P. MORTEE, Co. K, @. C. W. League.
Affixed BOULIGNY, Go. a, McGloin's Bat
talon.
MAC BLANQUE, Fourth Ward W. League.
THOS. H. FARRELL, Fourth Ward W.
League.
ia: JAQUET. Fifth Ward ". League.
MS 1t2p
Carpet Warehouse,
H.-..............- Chartres street. ....T7
A. BROUSSEAU.
By late arrivals from England and the North I
have received large stock of
CARPETING, Wilton Administer, Velvet, Brussels
Tapestry, Three-Ply, etc.
FLOOR OF CLOTHS, English and American.
MATING 800 pieces White, Check and Fancy.
WINDOW SHADES Table and Piano Covers
OFFICE CARPETS Cocoa Be gian and Strined
Table and Enamel Cloths etc. nI56t2dp
Bargains IN Dry Goods
CRESCENT STORE,
IL Bourbon Street, between Canal and Gus
KID GLOVES at SOC pair;
Bleached COTTON, soft finish, at &c yard;
Canton FLANNEL at Sc a yard;
1914 SHEETING at CSC yard;
Misses SHAwLs at CSC apiece;
Bobbinet BARS at IS so apiece;
Hemstitched HANDKERCHIEFS, 75c per
dozen.
And full line Of Staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS.
Fully 25 per cent. below market prices.
Come one, come all, and see for yourself.
No trouble to show Goods. n15 It
Your Custom Solicited
For all kinds of
Good Custom Made Family and Plantation
BOOTS AND SHOES,
r. F. ". BACHMAN,
Is Camp street, under City Hotel
n15lS2l 2dp
Only 81 JO-Only 81 so.
TRY A DOZEN CARDS.
~ Bourbon Street. near Canal.
nl5 1tedp J. v. PETTY. Photographer.
Uiltiam Hogan,
% AND 1O1 CANAL STREET,
Has Just received fresh invoice of
GENTLENEN'S ENGLISH SHOES
Manufacturer and Dealer in
'ooTs, SHOES, TRUNKS, yALIsEs AND
BAGS.
SEWING MACHINES.
Agents for Empire and Gold Medal.
80 and 101 Canal street,
MS 1t2dp New Orleans.
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Carpet Warehouse,
H................- Chartres street ....17
A. BROUSSEAU.
By late arrivals from England and the North I
have received large stock of
CARPETING, Wilton Administer Velvet Erussels
Tapestry, Three-Ply etc.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, English and American.
MATTING 800 pieces White, Check and Fancy.
WINDOW SHADES Table and Piano Covers
OFFICE CARPETS, Cocoa Be gan and Striped
BURLAPS Table and Enamel Cloths etc, nl56t2dp
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Extraordinary Bargains
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
Il. KERN'S,
1O2, 1O4, 1O6 and los Baronne area, .,a
l30 and 141 Rampant street,
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