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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-29

Those gentlemen who were engaged ia the
Department Of the Mayoralty under Mayor Witt,
before separating, rendered to the Mayor in let
ter their regards for him a man, and as al
official This is certainly deserved compliment.
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BY o. Valeton.

POTATOES. POTATOES
For account of whom il NAV concern
Wy o. VALETON, Auctoneer-Offce :, Naoa.
- zine street-MONDAY. Nov. 80 at Il O'Clock a
NJ will be s,d on the levee at post No 10 First
District. ex brig Nettie.
3s1 Barrels Potatoes.
Terms Cash. noo I.
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Embroidered bosom shirts, Shaker tanel and
knit underwear in every quality, at II. 3. Stevens
& Co., 1876 Canal street.
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Coal at the lowest prices, and in quantities
from five barrels and upwards, obtain from John
D. Maclin, No. "a Carondeiet street.
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Continuation OF great sale OF pledges forfeited
to Harris Lean Office. corner Grayler and st.
Charles streets, consisting Of diamonds, watches,
ewelry. pianos and ether articles too numerous
TO mention, commencing al half-past 10 o'clock
Oh Wednesday, December 2. 1874. Messrs.
MONTGOMERY are the auctloncers.
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COAL.
COpARTNEESHIPS.

vF'HE FIRM OF JN0. BDIS a. CO Is IN Ii
quotation either partner VIII settle the affairs of
the firm, as per written agreement.
J. Il. WEBSTER.
JNO. BOIS.
New Orleans ,Sovcinpe, -. 1-74.
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Great inducements offered a: that great
dry goods establishment OF Messrs. I.evols Il
Jamison. These genlenel have always kept on
hand goods OF the finest texture, land have al
ways Lad the reputation Ct benz the first dry
goods merchants in our city. Their stock en-
braces every line Of silks, white goods and hosiery.
Call upon them, and examine their stock.
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FE'HE ABOVE CARD REFERS TO THE LATE
Il Auction Business of JNO. BOIS d co | will
continue my business Of Furniture Dealer at the old
stan l52 and l3 Camp street exclusively for nv own
"eton. JOHN BOIS.
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Sunday Morning, November -.
Cleared Yesterday.

Cleared Yesterday.
British steamship CALIFORNIAN Hamilton 10y s4iyer
pool Geo y FosGiicl. SEQ
Steamship Gnckcgbocks> Acmolc Tor New York
y Moui on
Steamship Lizzie Fesier. for Milton Master
Mexican steamship Tabaaco. Galindo, trontera-
Ayendano Bro.
Steamer Anlita Adams. for Pensacola Master
Ship Success. Sherman. for Liverpool
HaH & Vaughan
Bark Alm;,a Robinson Tarbox, for Liverpool
6eGan Zerega &so
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The greatest variety of machine novelties, $50
Canal street.
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Call at Godchauxs, 81 and SO Canal street. lie
is selling his fine black cloth dress suits at Sl5
| so and S25.
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BALLS.
n RAND OPENING BALL
At
ST PATIICK'S NEW HALL.
BALLS.

brand Dress Fancy Dress. Masquerade and Calico Ball
To be given by the
ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS
On saturday Evening. Dec. -, lS1fe
At ST Patrick Hall.
COMMITTEE OF Ary.ngements-o-
NJ Finnerty. W. j. Kelly, James Heron.
Dan Owens. A. Boyle. Jnn Fitzpatrick.
Applications for invitations to be left at JAS Her
ron of Claiborne and Gravier streets at Dan
Owens corner Perlido and ST. Charles streets: at T.
Gannons. st. Louis and VeIr streets; at Tom
GilmOres corner Vaudeville Ond Victory Streets or
II. M. o. Meae's. corner Magazine and Terpsichore
streets.
Sealed proposals for the bar restaurant and hat room
to be left with W. J. Kelly corner OF Common and
Claiborne and Dan Owens. corner st. Charles and
PertlitlO.
Tickets -:
n22 til
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Get your dates, figs, almonds, etc, from J. N.

Fortune will smile
Fortune will smile
Fortune will smile
On the 5th Of December,
On the 5th of December,
On the 5th Of December,
When the single number drawing
When the eiLgle number drawing
Will its three capital prizes.
OF the La State Lottery will be drawn.
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I. P. Godfrey, dentist, is at his rooms.

MOUNT CARBON COAL-65 CENJs-130 GRAVE
STREET.
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We are pleased to see in our city MIR. George
w. Flagg, the Sheriff Of Montgomery county,
Virginia. Mr.. Flags IS fine specimen OF Viz
ginia gentleman, and visits New Orleans as a
Knight Templar, to participate in the Trienniai
Celebration.
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We have received from the publisher, MIR.
Philip Werlen, copy of the Grand Command
cry Quickstop, composed by Mr. Auguste Davis,
and dedicated TO the Knights Tcmpler OF the
United States. 1t is embclished with the photo
graph Of the Eminent Grand Master OF the state
Joseph p. Horner, Esq.
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A visit to Nayra's CrOckery Ba-
Ear, IVA Canal street, Is Il treat
and saw ing money.
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Mr. Adams's establishment. at 26 st Charles
street. has the finest hats and caps at reasona bic
prices
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We call attention TO All advertisement in III
other column, calling a meeting OF the Gran
Council Of L. and S. Masters 0: the State OF Lou
siana, to b. held Monday.
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ChiIdren's suits from three to eight years for
81 IS. So So s. and Sc, at Godchauxs, 81 Canal
and 2l3 Old Leycc street.
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Ever thoughtful Papa Sturcken remen bercd
che BULLETIN yesterday, and the occasion OF
the starting Of our new press. key Of that
enlivenns and Leaith-giving lager from Papa $
vaults came to US with his compliments, and we
uuaiIed bis health il rouod bumpers and wished
him long life and prosperity.
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The latest styles in hats can be found at
Adams's hat store, &c st. Charles street.
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Arrived.

Shin Sanspareil Pur,ly from Liverpool Ocs T. 90
master-Point
Bark Lucy Grnnleil. from Havana Nov Il, 10 e J
shepherd &co-Point
Bark Margaret Baker 50 days from Greenoca 10
rlaster-Poin1
Mexican brig Esperanza Basso DAYS from .Alvag-
do Mexico to NJ PUG &co-Point
STEAMBOATS,.
Quaker Rachle from Barataria
w Curtis. Cooley, from Savanna, Ill
Waloon Ruiz from Lower Coast
Nv Tete Aucon. from Donaldsonville
Frank Morgan, Canton from Lower Coast
ST John Baranco from Plaquemine
Mary Ida Reynaud. from Convent Landing
Wawenock Gleason. from Bonnet Carrie
Towboat Gasconade and barges, Dunning, from Dun
cansby
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Mems linen bosom shirts az SIS Gozens can be
had at GOdchauX.
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Knights Tempiar will tird large assortment
OF black cloth, full dress suits at H. 3. Stevens
K Co. I3J Canal street.
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YHNO RENT-The desirable store. with iron shut
l. ters, No. As Magazine street. opposite st. James
Hotel will be rented low to good tenant. Posses
sion given Immediately. STAUFFER, MACREADY
& CO. II Canal street. nib I'm
THOR RENT-The fOur.story brick store. IS Canal
Il street. Apply to LEON GODCHAUX, Il and
zine and Natchez streets. O1s SuTuTh If
IL ing, containing six rooms, kitchen. and larg,
yard in good repair. Cars pass within half square
of the property. Rent $40 per month good tenante
Apply to W X .VERLANDER, Dc Magazine street
s26 tt
LNOR RENT-THE WELL. LOCATED THREE
j. story Granite Front Store No. 60 Magazine
street Possession given Immediately. For particu
lars apply at and Canal street, corner Of Delta
SEE If
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We are going to have snow storm -set your
coal from Jno. d. Maclu
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Correspondence.

OPERA HOUSE.
New Orleans, Nov. &c, 1874. )
To Mrs. Il. A. Wilkinson and the members of the
Crescent City Relief Association:
Ladies-I thank You cordially for the honor you
have done me in selecting the Opera House to give
performance for the benefit of the families OF those
who the 18th of Sertember, 1874, sacrificed theii
lives in the service of the noblest of causes.
Being absent from my native country on that mem
CRADLE day. could only applaud the sublime expio
sion of wrath which for the glory Of New Orleans
and Louisiana, has fastened and determined the re
generation of the United States.
If regret that could not participate in that fear
full protest am nevertheless happy to offer test
monal my sympathy and respect to those who have
been its victims therefore place the Opera House
at your disposal absolutely free of expense.
\ thousand thanks, ladies' for having given the
opportunity to perform this duty. Let also hope
that your Kindness will if contribute
only so tcebly to the touching and noble work which
yon have undertaken.
Believe me. ladies'. your most Obelient servt,
l.. PLACIDE CANONGE.
Director of the Opera House,
CRESCENT CITY RELIEF ASSOCIATION. Z
New Orleans, Nov. 2S 1874 J
Mr. l.. Placle Canonge. Director of the Opera House;
your note of the Goth inst placing at the disposal OF
the Crescent City Relief Association your beautiful
Opera House, for the purpose Of giving an enter
tainment the proceeds Of which to be used for
the aid and care of noble wounded of the 18th
September, and also for the erection of suitable
monument to commemorate the virtues of our
heroic dead, return you most grateful thanks.
The prompt. delicate and earnest manner in which
you have responded to our appeal, made a few days
since for further aid to the good in which We
engaged, enhances, if possible. the obligations
which we feel.
We accept most cordially your very kind otfe",
and understanding that it will I've agreeable t" you,
vii! name Wednesday evening, December ID, as the
time at which We will give proposed entertain
ment. Yours respectfully,
MRS. Il. A. WILKINSON President.
Mrs. II. q. HoDGsON, Secretary. MO II
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FOR RENT.


NOR RENT-TIat large and conn,"do,,s Dwell
Il ing. NJ" 2i7 Camp street. between Julia and St.
Joseph streets all in complete o:,ier. having beer,
painted inside and outside. This house will he rented
low good tenant. For further information apply
to NJ. McQuale, No Ills Prytana street, corner Eu-
teipe. NO IT.
YFNO RENT-ln the Fourth District a Furnished
Z Cottage c"utaillin" parlor three bedrooms:
dnng-,oon,. kitchen and two servants rooms. all
finely furnished and ready for housekeeping t;as
and fixtures throughout convenient to and mar
kets. Apply at 81 Coliseum street, between St An
drew and Josephine streets. n29 1t
NOR RENT-With Beard in small family y de
i l.itfu light Room, nicely furnished, Terms
for gentleman and wife &6o per month. The room
is suitable either for single gentleman or couple.
Also. neat Gallery Room viii be rented. with Board.
at $50 per iaoi Apply Immediately at 35l Maya
zine street between rnali and Erato Best of refer
cnces given n2) IT
l. two-story dwellin. house containing TWO parois.
tive he.llooms kitchen. dining and servants room,
gas and fixtures yard ROOM measures 32Nl5e feet.
Also a neat cottage horse. six rooms. For keys and
further particulars apply the the promises,
pa Washington street. shady side. The white car
st. Charles street takes y"u direct To the property.
n-l9 1t"
NOR RENT OR EXCHANGE OF CITY
IL Property-A Farm - acres opposite the old
Stock Landing" suitable for vegetable dairy
farm. For terms apply to No. 6 st. Peter street.
MS atSu
LNOR RENT-Fu1nshed or unfinished. To be
Il paid in board or cash. That very comfortable
house. No. 90 Bolivar street, containing seven rooms
large yard. garden and wide CALLER es The house is
one square from st. Joseph Church and the Madi.
Girls School, two trains of ears pass near, and
it offers fine opportunity to thrifty party to pro-
vide home with trifins outlay. Apply on the
o'clock T. NJ. E. WOOD PERRY.
MS I'm SuTuTh
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We are indebted to the young ladies OF Hibcr.
aiclu, Retrea. table, at the fair gwen for the
benefit OF st. Francis Church, a5 the hall, corner
of Second ard st. David streets for kind invi-
sation to attend AZ tho object OF this fair is go
gaudable, there can be no doubt but what it will
DO grand success. II opens this evening and
will continue for some time.
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Orders for Pit.sburg camel ana anthracite
coal. left at No. 81 Carondeiet street, promptly
filed
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For cheap hat go to Adamss G. O. .. hat
store, 26 st. Charles street.
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RelaW-CominK In.

ship Armstrong, Bryan, from Rio de Janeiro to mas
ter
Barkentine elemental Sentry, 6 days from Havana
to master
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Boy. suits from ten 20 fifteen :ears tsr -. 81
and So, can be had at esodclauE.
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Adams's C. 0. D. had store, 26 St. Charic
street. keeps the best goods in that line.
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If you would be happy, buy your pears from j.
n. Nor:ch.
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Mr.. NJ. L. Byrne & Co.. have reduced their man.
moth stock OF dry goods SO that all who purchase
for cash can save 80 cents on the dollar. The quail
ity Of goods kept by these gentlemen is always Of
the very best quality and this old and reliable Cry
goods house is offering the greatest induce
ments to cash customers. This house has one o.
the most complete and assorted stocks OF dry
goods in the city. Give them cali and see for
yourself.
Colonel s. n. Moody gives his many friends
and the public to know that he is at home again
and has ladened the granite palace. corner
shirts that his Partisan workmen could make,
but with the finest assortment OF gen.eynen's
underwear and general fancy articles, which can
be procured at the most iliraculoJsly low figures
Mr.. Moody also calls attention TO his home
features, capable OF making 80 order 10 snree
days, guaranteeing good III.
Condensed Cotton Marking Ins. no Canal
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4 tCPARINERSHIP : THE UNDERSIGNED
~ nave TINS day formed a copartnsrship under the
name and style OF JOSEPH MAGNER g. co, for
the purpose OF transacting General Agency Bust
ness S,i ior LIE IRE and Marine Insurance.
OIhce, No. 80 Carondeiet street
JOSEPH WAGNER,
J. G. SHIPLET.
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Great inducements are offered at the establish
ment or 81 ssrs. Gueble 4 Nippcrt. These gem
tlemen have always on hand goods OF the finest
quality and always had the reputation Of stand
! ing first in their line OF business.
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The New La. Remedy is d produc. OK our
swamps and adapted to our climate.
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R1DwELL's ACADEMY OF MUSIC
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
Monday, November 30, 1874,
Every Evening during the Week.
And
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEES.
The Great King OF the Pantnmimic Art. and eoly
GEO. L. FOX, the original HUMPIY DuM IL
in Person. whose success has never been equaled IN
annals Of American amusement
With his brother the famed Pantaloon C. X. FOX,
he will appear in his Comic Trick Pantomime Of
HUMPTY DUMPTY
rAs ASs!! A sF%s5 SEE f
=, c Tssp,. N In + IS f fsspls Il AL
Representing world of Fun. Tricks, Trials and
Tribuations. Everything complete as played III New
York City.
FRIDAY. Dec. H. ia.4-Benefit Of GEO. L. FOX.
notwithstanding the great outlay OF tho
manager in sec,,rin" this Mammoth ORGANIZATION
there will be advancement from the regular prices
No extra charge for securing seats in advance.
Box office open from 9 A. NJ. to 10 L. NJ
Seats sold six DAYS i'll advance.
Scale of Prices-Dress ircle and ParHuette u;
Family Circle SOC: Gallery. Doc. h@u
CT CHARLES THEATRE
sunday Evening, Nov. -, 1874.
The romantic play OF the
MARBLE HEART,
THE sCULpTORS DREAM.
Monaay-BEN D4BAR,
TIL. ONLY FALI.sTAFF or THE DAY.
For Six Nights Only.
Prices as usual. n2g
OPERA HIUSE-
sunday. November 20. 1874.
LIE SlpNtiE DUNE MUTT D'F'TE.Opera in 3 acts.
LIE MAITRE DE CHAPEILh Opera in one act
MONDAY. Nov. 3o--GUMLATME.T TELL. Grand
Opera. ny IL
DIDWELLS ACADEMY OF MUSIC
sunday Evenina. Nov. 20. 1874,
LAST NIGHT
SAMUEL DEvERE.
Introducing and noval speciaities in his drama,
n:9T JUST IN TIME.
X AYETY THEATRE
U Corner Common and BnroDne streets.
SAs FY WArE Of AND Manss
Admission only % cents.
This magnificent
SPECIALITY, VARIETY AND NOVELTY
Theatre, presents nightly array Of
TALENTED ARTISTS.
This Evening the Beautiful REED SISTERS
w. V. MALMBURG, CIIAS L. BANKS. Prof.
p. II SEAMON, Miss DOI.IIE DIAMOND TOM
WAKEFIELD sr,pp"ted by
STAR SPECIALITY COMBINATION.
Of i'm
NpENIN(, NIGHT OF ST pAI'Ri (tE;S HATT.
4 GRAND CONCERT
will be given by thc Yonne Ladies of New Orleans
for the benefit of
ST. vINCENI"S INFANT ORPHAN ASYLUM.
Corner of Race and Magazine streets.
on THURSDAY EVENING. December II. 1874. in
the new hall, known ST. Patrick's.
The best talent in the city has been secured. and
the Concert considered both Inauguration OF
this magnificent new e,litice and OF assist
ing the hundreds of little innocents st. Vncents
will be an memorable occasion in the history Of
New Orleans. Tickets 81. n29 II
BASE BALL
FIRST CHAMPIONSHIP GAME.
AMATEUR LONE STAR VS.. R. E. LEE,
AT THE LOUISIANA BASE BALL PARK,
Sunday, November ID, 1874,
Game to commence at q NJ n2e ct
GnuSEwA11 HALL
No. 20 BnrOnne street. near Canal
This elegantly Quilted and centrally located
Hall, has by the addition of second spacious
and well ventilated supper room ON the main
floor, being enlarged, and is new for rent for
balls concerts, lectures, fairs, ETC.. at moderate
terms. Apply to the proprietor.
LOUIS GRUNEWALD.
ms I'm Is, 20 and % BarOnne street.
AMERICAN GYMNASIUM,
e a. -
;:z1h =. : r.
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THE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, SUNDAY NOVEMBER 90 1874

Schooner Constance Wick, 10 days from Ruatan. to
master
Schooner Locke, Schriver g days from Banaca,
to master
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MINERyA Eo,iAI. CI.UB.-rhere was sOodly
crowd present al Exposition Hall on the occasion
Of the balI given by the Minerva Social Club
Tho beauty Of tile ladies and the delights of
the dance D beaildered the observer that all
that could remain in his memory was one ccnfii-
sion Of tulle, lace and bright eyes Our repre-
sentative il indebted to Mr.. L. q. West for coun-
tesies extended.
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Staub. the inimitable and enterprisiRg news
=, dealer, whose cheap stand, No. 80 Canal street.
has become favoritc resort for all seekers atter
the latest AMI freshest news, sends us full files
If all the leading journals from the East and
North and West. Staa6 has gained an enyiable
reputation FOR being always in advance Of the
mail, and Of having everything that any cleaner
IL the field Of news can possibly desire.
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Buy your fruits at Norich'ss corner % Camp
and Canal Streets
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Tint strong and well drilled body, jacques De
Molay Commardcry No ., paid lis G compli-
ment OF q serenade last night, for which we re-
turn our thanks. They presented 4 splendid ap-
pear, nce and marched like veterans. Harvey
Creo is Liniacnt Conms nder and his corps show
how able he is rs all executive officer.
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A now domestic drama by Mr. J. j. Wallace. Of
She s.variet,as," will shortly be Put before the
public a. that theatre. The drama is a local one.
1t is said to be (by those who have read it one
OF intense interest, excellent dialogue characters
strongly marked, and replete with humor and
pathos Il Is entitled 6 Little Ruby."
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Superior Cologne, 139 Canal street.
Frederickson 4 Harte, $50 Canal street.
DIR. Godfrey, dentist, is at lie Canal street.
fr.,i1r Nori.l,s Aac Cn1,al
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The BULLETIN office was enlivered last even
ing by a visit from Messrs. John Ntzhugh, and j.
"a. Green, of LAWYER, Iowa, and Mr. F. T. Walker,
, of Dubuque. They are on visit to our city to
participate in the coming festivities. They bring
us cheering news from our Democratic friends in
Iowa. We take pleasure in extending the
courteses OF our Office to them and to all other
, visitors during their sojourn here.
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We would cordially recommend those visitors
10 our city WHO are DESTROYS Of seeing the luxuli-
ant growth OF our orange trees and roses, to pay
:, isit to the Magnolia Gardens on Bayou st.
John, at The terminus OF the Esp!anade street
cars Here can be seen the rich clusters OF
ripencd oranges, made more beautiful by the
deep green background Of the leaves Ample
refreshments always on hand for guests.
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M SHATIAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
VI OF New York-New York. November Il 1s7a.
Alessis JOSEPH WAGNER g. CO. of New Orleans
nave been this day appointed our General cents for
the State of Louisiana -
Office of the Company No. 80 Carondelet street.
For the Company:
A. L. GRABFELDER & CO..
ni9 I'M Managers
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At 26 St. Charles street Mr.. Adams offers his
customers hats and CAPS st reasonable prices
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Condensed Cotton Marking 1na. 40 Canal
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Mr.. George Ellis, the widely-k,own newsdcaler
opposite the Post Office, has our thanks for a
large and fresh batch Of late Illustrated papers,
sxch as the Ereside Companion, Boys Own,
sScribners Illustrated Magazine, Boys and Girls
Weekly, Scientific American, Police News. Wa
gerly Magazine, Saturday Evening Post, New
Eerk Weekly, Saturday Night, Young American,
Home Circle, and National Police Gazette.