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WANTS.

| NNANTED-In a private family, residing at 1872
w Laurel sire t near Second, gentlemen to occupy
three neatly Furnished and elventilated Rooms,
| with every attention. Terms from IS $40 per
| month. mh3 ct
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IhrlSUan ADGII.
The following letter accompanied the abave
WINsBoRo, February %, 1915.
Editor New Orleans Bulletin:
Dear Si-The protest was signed by every
person to whom it was presented and it is
the sentiments of every Democrat and Con-
servative in the parish.
Any compromise short of all our rights will
be disregarded by the people of Franklin
parish, as we do not recognize any authority
whatever in the Conservative members to
make compromise. They have been elected
to make laws, and they have no power what
ever to represent the people or bind them,
except as law makers, in the actual dis
charge OF their duty as members Of the Leg
ISL tturp
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ADJUSTMENTS.
VARIETIES THEATER.


VARIETIES THEATER
Director. ;;:...-......--..----.. John E. OWENS.
Last app arances of the popular actress
Miss JANE iOrMBS.
fklDA farewell Benefit of Miss IANFCOOMBS.
Thursday and Friday Evenings,
l he newest PARTISAN senSati4n =,
;, THE SPHYAN.
blahch' Miss Jane Coombs
Saturday Matinee - INGOMAR Njobt-ToyE
CHASE. Constance Miss Jane Coombs and the
great tndIan piSt i'll five acts of METANORA
the Last OF the Wampanoags all the com
pan nNy,, IN the east. Monday-MR JOHN T.
MI IN the comedy OF SELF
Doors open at 7 o'clock. Performance eonmcnesN
~ mh43s
RIDWELLS ACADEMY OF MUSICes
THIRTY EIG HTH FIEEMEN'S ANNIyEHS,
Thursday, RIarch 4. and Friday, March e.
Also at the
saturday Matinee. March q
Produced expressly for the occasion the now ooey Q
and exciting drama. entitled
THE FIREMAN.
Full company in the cast
New Firemcn's Motto Song by Miss MARION FISH
New Firemeas Address by Miss NELLIE
BOfD-Fcrritc Aerial and Palte1c Acts by
Mile. VlOLETTA and the HOLLAND BROTHo
Frs ~ "
SATURDAY, March 6-Double Bill Comedy Enc
lcsque and Varietv-The Comedy, KIND no G
FAULT
y Brilliant Clio Entertainment concluding with tho
extravaganza HASSINBAD and IIOITHI
SUNDAY, March THE lannon's comedian Mr. G
e. FRANCE IN MARKED FOR LIFE, mhi
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WANTED TO RENT-A house or cottage of
w from four to seven rooms within fifteen minutes
ride OF the Times Office Rent not to exceed $50
Address with terms and location, H. L. S. Times
Office
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Aurora Benevolent Association, Friday,
March ) 1s75-Regular Monthly Meeting at ~
O'Clock p. NJ. EUGENE MAY President.
+ l.. MAHEN. Recording Secretary. mis-
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Section - of the act Of Feb. s, 1875, pro-
vdes that bank check draft, order or
voucher for the payment of any SUM Of
money Whatsoever, drawn upon any bank,
banker or trast company, shall be subject to
a stamp tax of two cents
By this Ell actment checks, etc, drawn on
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RAILROAD MATTERS.

Those gentlemen who have undertaken t
form company for the purpose of pressin
forward the interests Of the community o.
this important subject, and to complete a,
organization under the name Of the "Louisi
ana Pacific Railway Company" are ready a
any time to go on with their work but the,
deem it injudicious to urge upon the peopl,
one scheme, before another, which is nov
having the consideration of some of our fore
most merchants and bankers, has been pro
nounced upon. ...
railroad to Houston at this time may moi
be what we require, and in the minds of many
1t would be just what We do not want bat no
man. having at heart the interest of the entire
community, should take upon himself the re-
sponsibility Of opposing such an enterprise
unless the assistance asked for is greater in
value than the consideration given. In this
matter we have to depend entirely upon those
whose past experience has made them capable
judges. Ofthese our city possesses not a few,
and we look to hear their opinions close upon
the announcement of the proposals of the
Messrs. Ames & Co.
From what we learn, these gentlemen pro-
pose to form company of eleven directors,
(seven from New Orleans,) and to grant the
control of the corporation to the majority for
about thirty-three months.
Their contribution is, first, the entire
road from New Orleans to the Sa-
bine, at a valuation Of, in stock . 81, O00, 900
Also so cents in cash for every dollar
subscribed by New Orleans in cash,
say .......-. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $1,000
In which event New Orleans subscrlbes,
cash ........................1 1900, 900
10 the SABINE .S4, 250, 600
They also guarantee the road shall be
finished from Houston to the point of juno
ton at the time of the completion of this end. |
By this it will be seen there are two corpora
lions, of which New Orleans owns about one |
third of the Calcasieu division and none Of |
The other, and pays therefor 81, 10000
In most cases where values are concerned |
IN article is worth what it will bring, and
hoagh this rule does not apply to railroads
n its full force, yet it goes so far that road |
s not ,oorth ,ohat 1t costs unless it be under the
most peculiarly advantageous circumstances.
In this case we opine that an investigation
will elicit the fact that the road-bed from New
orleans to the present terminus is in most
leplorable state, and that the preparations for
aging rails westward from Bayou Goula to
be Sabine have not been such as will render
be work much less expensive than at first
nd the lapse of time cannot certainly
ave proved advantageous to either portion,
articularly when we note the fact that moth
,g has been done of consequence to preserve
r strengthen them, and they ask 81, OOO, 600
u this and want 81, 500, 900 in addition, to
ecure its completion to the Sabine. Well, it
lay be the fair thing. but could they not just
,row in the trans Sabine affair? Only few {
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THE DIFFICULTY OF EcoNoM1z1NG.- The
real objection to living simply and cheaply is
that one cannot afford it. A few geniuses can
in with the stream than by struggling against
it. The man who tried to divide his alleg-
ance, to remain in the world without paying
the worlds price for it. will generally have
little reward beyond the trifing satisfaction
OF good conscience. In one sense it may al
most be said that saving comes easier to the
poor man than to his richer neighbor. The
chains with which we are bound are riveted
upon us with terrible strength Our bondage
cannot be broken by single good resolution,
or mere change of personal habits. Our
families, our relatives, and our acqaintances,
combin. to force us into the regular groove.
Rerieac.
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miles Of grading and no iron; besides, it is of
no value unless we build this up to it. This
81, 500, 600 is mere trifle for New Orleans to
pay, but then this whole railroad from New
Orleans to Houston has q mythical sort of
value, and only month ago would have been
dear at 81, OOO, 600, and now-and now-well,
the country's getting prosperous; perhaps it
will pay in the end-and then we will have
had one railroad to Texas at any cost.
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MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS,
City Hall. February II, 1875. (
mo. 1905 administration Series II
An ordinance relative to the payment of back
taxes inclusive of the year 1873
Be it ordained, That until the first dav Of .Inne
1879, payment eff city taxes may be made az fol
lows ~ AVA
Taxes of 1860 to 1870 inclusive, entirely in scrip
vanced by city. O''' ">'
Taxes of1s71, entirely in scrip. and for interest
on tax bills and costs advanced by city, one half
IN cash. balance in scrip.
Taxes of 1873, fifty cents per 500 in ~ III .
balance 50 so per 500 in scrip. and for interest
on tax lis, and costs advanced:by CITY. one.haY
IN cash and one-half in scrip.
Be it further ordained That by the word
scrip" as used in this ordinance. is meant regis
tered Judgments, certificates of appropriation.
tax warrants, city money, jury certificates. cor.
oner certlhcates, tax excess certificates, claims
right Of transfer "-'A
be 1t further ordained, That under no circum-
stances will the terms of this ordinance be ex-
tended beyond the period fixed, and all taxes I'M
PAID on the first day OF June, 1875, will be paid
in cash exclusively.
re 1t further ordained, That ordinance No,
zozo, Administration series, adopted April 81,
1914, and ordinance No. 2915, Administration Sc
mes, adopted December 20, 1874, be and the same
IRE hereby repealed.
Adopted by the Council Of the CITY of New Or
ans, February IT, 1875.
CHARLES J. LEEDS, Mayor.
true copy
J. H. HARDY, Secretary. my14 t31
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jon PRINTING. We now possess facilities to
snable us to execute every description OF
commercial, railroad and steamboat printing,
lawyers briefs, blanks and other legal docu-
ments, on the shortest notice, in the best
style, and at the most reasonable rates. We
viii guarantee full satisfaction to those of our
friends who favor us with their orders.
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There has been patented an invention for
running street-cars by clock-work. Passen-
gers, however, will not be allowed to ride on
tick
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A traveller stopping over night with Texas
farmer whose estate was miles and miles in
extent said to him: "You must have begun
life early to accumulate such an estate as
this?" Eyes" replied the farmer, II began
life when was mere baby"
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We understand that the ladies desire to be
informed where that elegant note paper that
their admirers used in addressing them notes,
comes from. We can tell them. The place is
Eyrichs, 100 Canal street.
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NOTICE TO CAPITALISTS Eads pro-
poses to realize sufficient capital BY making
draughts on the deposits of the Mississippi.
His jetty system will be sustained by the
hanks of the Mississippi.
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The HANOVER fine steamer crossed
the bar Wednesday at 1926 P. NJ, making the
rum from her wharf in seven hours and twen-
fy-three minutes. A dispatch from the pilot
station advised her captain that it would be high
tide at p. NJ, hence his punctuality and dis
patch. The st. Louis came up just before the
Hanover passed out
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Jim Eads says he is very hopeful, and he
guessses the Mississippi will be considerably
down in the mouth before he is through with
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Julia Ward Howe says: "Wha: married
women want is more rest" Then why don't
they take it, instead Of lying awake half the
night to lecture their husbands, and getting
mp hrst in the morning to examine letter
cases and pocket-books in the hope Of finding
something for the next lecture?
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The young ladies of Richmond have formed
. cooperative self-escorting church and party
going society.
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Diseases Of the Eye and Ear.
DR.. C. BEARD, Occulisr,
4.....DAUPHNE STREET. IA
Orleans In1lrmary.
Office hours from 10 to 81.
MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS.
City Hall, May IL, 1875.
mo all -Admipis}ro k;ov, Cor;o,

MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS !
City Hall, May IL, 1875. I
No. Administration Series.1
Whereas, The belief prevails among delir
quent city taxpayers that Ordinance No. 1896
administration series, entitled san ordinance
relative to the payment OF back taxes, inclusive
of the year 1873 and which expires on the first
day OF June, 1875, will be extended beyond tina
period; and
Whereas, It is in the interest of said class Of
tax deiinquents that they should be undeceived.
IN order that they may avail themselves of the
liberal provisions of said ordinance, by which they
are enabled to pay their taxes at one-haf or less
On the original assessment;
Resotued, That the Council hereby reaf6rms
the declaration contained in said ordinance. to
wit: That, under no circumstances, will the terms
OF this ordinance be extended beyond the period
fixed, and all taxes unpaid on the first day Of
June, 1875, viii be payable in cash exclusively.
Resotred further, That the Mayor cause this
resolution together with Ordinance No. 1885 to
be published in conspicuous place in all the civ
daily papers until the thirty-first of May instant.
Adopted by the Council Of the city of New Or
leans May II, 1875.
CHARLES J. LEEDS, Mayor.
J. Il. HARDY, Secretary
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The revenue-cutter Dix carrying Capt Eads,
Col. Andrews, Col. G. W. R. Bayley, D. F.
Kenner and others, with the ladies' of Capt
Eads's party. left yesterday for the South
Pass. The party expect to return on Mon
day, when plans and estimates will be made,
and contracts for work and material will be
let out.
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DR.. Knapp has applied to Capt Eads for a
contract to remove the stumps from the
mouth of the Mississippi.
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der, is q sight draft on you-you must always
pay in some coin or other.
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The mourners at the funeral of Prohibi
ton on Saturday managed to ''smile through
their tears. "-Boston Post.
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The only real popular drinks this summer
will be true Inwardness" cobblers, and $50
So" slings.
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"Pigeongram is the name suggested by
learned school-ma'am for the dispatches sent
by the means of pigeons. Carrier out
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A New Mexico editor in forgetfal moment
the other day, was SO imprudent as to venture
into his sanctum without having his revolver
with him. The coroner's jury returned a
verdict of deliberate suicide"
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When Capt Eads arrives at the mouth of
the river he will find out that things have
como to pretty pass.
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MI: Barnum is said to contemplate buying
Rhode Island as good site for a hippo
drome. He will roof the inhabitants in and
allow them to become perpetual dead.heads.
~ Y. telegram.
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BY special act Of Congress Capt J. B.
Eads has been admitted to practice at the bar
of the Mississippi.
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Blue eyes, arexell. Jett-ies are now
the fayorito,
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RELIGIOUS. special services being held
at the Felicity street Methodist Church are in
creasing in interest.
All the service is conducted in spirited
manner-rothing prosy or tedious. Repre-
sentatives of various churches are there, and
quite strong corps of ministers. The indi-
cations are that the meetings will be fruitful
of good results. Seats free. Service begins
each evening at 7:30 P. M.
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Capt. Eads has officially notified Capt Tom
Mcclellan that Mississippi will no longer be
allowed to put his lows in her mouth-it is
jndelicate.
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Capt. Howell is to be congratulated upon
being relieved from further dredgery.
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Query for dramatist-Can mans plays be
properly designated his works?
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De Murska is forty-two and has husband
in the person of Count Nugent
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EADs's Morro-Quick work and no bar
gains.
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Our Cockney reporter thinks The mouths of
the Mississippi had better look out for their
'EldS.
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Fathers Of families are now regulating their
expenses upon the jetty principle-Kseping
them within bounds
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ROUND TRIP TICKETS ONLY 81 90.
Good until LIST October, via Hazlehurst For sale
p CAMP st. and N. O., ST. L. and c. RR.
Wells now open. Terms sl2 50 per week, g per
day. All communications addressed TO Haz' ehurst
Miss WIN. A. STOCKTON,
myl3 Inn Proprietor.
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Marsden's Zarsaparilla can be purchased
from all druggists. NJ. B. Morrison & Co.,
general agents, No. Magazine street.
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Lttord current pies are now the favorite
desert.
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In this part of the country when two long
separated friends meet they shake hands and
exclaim, "My dear fellow, I'm awful glad to
see you," but out in Denver they come up,
and whacking each other on the back, ex-
claim sole pard, I've fouled ye. Let's
booze"
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0ssloo-No orders taken sn the Bulletin Oncs
xnlsas iDdorsea by the PROPRIETOk

Aho Now Orleans BULLETIN can be had OF the
aSvs agent in Mobile 1t the depot. on the arrival
n - p. n. train.
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FAIR WARNING.
/ SPLENDID CHANCE FOR BvERYBODE
To obtain their
DRY GOOD
MERE NOMINAL PRICES
| During the next Two Weeks
| At
THE MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENTS
| II. KERN & CO.,
1O2, 1O4, 1O6 and los Baronne Stress. anal 9
139 and 141 Rampant Street,
In view of reducing our extraordinary large nrai
well selected stocks previous to annual inventory
which takes place next month, we have pesiivear
reduced our prices throughout the entire stock
From Is to Is Per Cent from Former
Low Prices.
MO EXCUSE
For those who fail to provide themselves now, asess
Offering all our goods
CHEAPER THAN BEFORE THE WARE
Call, Examine and Price.
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS.
On account of
STOCK TAKING.
The Greatest Reductions have been made In.
Dress Goods
GRENADINES Such as
MOZAMBIQUEs,
UNION and LINEN LAWNS,
JAPAN ESE POPLIrES
SILKS, Esx
Heavy reductions also in
BOBINET BARS, CURTAINS QUILTS, WHTzK
GOODS LINENS. PIQUES, TOWELS,
NAPKINS, DAMASKS, Etc.
All DOmestics
BELOW NEW YORK PRICES.
The Latest Novetiesi in
SUN UMBRELLAS,
FANS, SCARFS,
RUCHINGS,
LINEN SHTE
HAMBURG NETS BELTS, SASHES Eta
In fact the same reductions have been made in 3D.
Departments Of our Splendid Stock, which is Bssr
unequaled outside of New York in regard to Extsns
Variety and Assortments.
HI. KERN & CO.,
1o2 104, 1oe and 1os Baronne street.
my9 and 1879 and 141 Rampant streee.
Philip Werlein,
IS, SO, SO and 30 Baronne street.
Received per Bark,
PLEYEL PIANO FORTES,
Which he offers at moderate prices.
CHICKERING & SONS.
DUNHAM SONS.
HALE AND GROVESTEEN AND FULLER
Ind other frst-cass PIANOS, offered ut tlse.-
lOst accommodating terms besides the
ESTEY 4 CO. AND NEEDHAM &; SON
CABINET ORGANS ANU,
MELODEONS.
PHILIP wRRLEIN,
m2 1m2dp 70, 3d. % and 90 Baronne street..
W7sat The Cooks Knosv about
PARAGON YEAST POWDER
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. g, ISIS.
We the undersigned professionals our Incl d.
ereby certify that after fair and repeated trials c
le Justly celebrated c. II. COLLINS PARAGOX
end them to all in want Of superior article aaEs
ithout hesitation pronounce them as unsurpassed kY
~ We have ever used
ALFRED FREDRf tcy issp EDWXRD zx1pExR
hief Cooks ct Hugh MeCloskey's.
ALEX. HAUSSE, Steward City Hotel.
SAML STANLEY, Head Cook Cassidy's.
JOSEPH LA RUE, Head Cook St. James
MARTIN MULLEN, Chief Cook At Geo no
P PHI Il CLARK, River Cook.
For sale by all Grocers. Wholesale Depot &c Caxna,
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Jacob OFT.

O r E N T E r.
259 Magazine Street, Corner Cslliope,
Is prepared to execute all orders in the Oar.
penter and Building line, with promptness, neat.
ness and dispatch. Cisterne made and repaired
nj tf2dp
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SPARKLING vICHY WI
COLD SODA W

Cures Indigestion. A delightful cooling beverage
On draught at POPE'S DRUG STORE corner =
jackson and Prytania streets
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1t WhOles0le-1T Charities.

300 rolls white fancy and checkered MATING.
81 bales BUKLAPS, from to IA o. 40 inch
1000 pieces CARPETING, of all kinds
1900 pairs WINDOW SHADES, all prices very low
15a pieces Cocoa and Manila MAT1I&G
100 saeets Floor OIL CLOTH. all widths
600 pcs Table and E. amel OIL CLOTHS all widths
CURTAIN and FURNITURE MATERIALS.
Offered at low prices by A. BROUSSEAU.
mY9 SuCuEr2dn
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Drawn through tin pipes All Syrups made fro
the fruit At POPE'S DRUG STORE.
my9 St cod
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INreS of 1876.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, CITY HALL,
New Orleans, May 10, 1875
The delinquent list is now being prepared and will
be published in few days, according to law
Iaxpa ers are invited to settle while it is vet time
my11 lot ED. PILSBURY, Administrator
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!" BefhesdN ,,

MINERAL SPRING WATER.
recommended by the late DR.. Stone for Affection
OF the Kidneys, on draught, sparkling and cold, at
Pope's Drug Store,
Corner Of jackson and Prytaufa Streets
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At
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
For the next thirty days will sell our stock of
FINE ROSEWOOD MAHOGANY and WALNUT
BEDROOM and DINING ROOM SUITS at less
than manufacturers prices
Also
FINE COTTAGE SUITS
D. KELHAM s. CO.,
myll I'm No sc Royal street
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TICKETS to New York and Philadelphia, via the
Jackson Railroad, purchased prior to the recent
great increase in price, FOR SALE AT A DIS
COUNT from present rates, by
myl3 2t2p TIM DOHERTY, 25 Carondelet st.
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Union Insurance Company
NEW ORLEANS.
EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
Or THE
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
ORLEANS.
Published according to Law and their Charter.