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AN OUTRAGE ON THE FREEDMEN.

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Doubtless the facts concerning the late dis
aster to the chain of Freedmen's banks estab
lished throughout the country, under the
special enactment of Congress, is fresh in the
memory of our readers. So that the an
nouncement that the institution holding forth
in this city has gone with the rest of its kin.
bred, is not news.
| The failure Of the Freedmen's banks is NO
| surprise to those who had an insight into the
workings of these institutions.
They were the political creatures of the
party in power, and like that party they sue
cumbed to the pressure, when its force was ex-
erted, and fell before the demands of just
creditors. Naturally this sodden bankruptcy
made considerable stir throughout the coun-
try, and the colored people became excited
over the downfall of what they considered
their frmest friend, but the fact was too pat
ent and their allegiance was shaken. We
publish below a communication sent us from
a colored man, relative to the subject, which
will be read with interest
NEW ORLEANS Jan. II, 1875.
UT. EMuOT-lu0I0 has O06Q COQSlU0fHOl0
talk about the change OF sentiment in great
many of the colored people of this and other
communities, many claiming that it was
caused by the so-called intimidation of the
White League" Let me suggest cause,
more to the point. viz: The rascal!y failure OF
the Freedmens' Bank. We put our hard
earned savings in this bank, because attached
to its charter, granted by the United States
Government were many of the most promi-
nent, and, as we thought, honorable of the
Republican party In short, we trusted the
bank, because we trusted the party. We
have been undeceived, and receive only spe-
cious promises for that which cost us the sweat
Of our brows.
By the charter they could only invest in
real estate and United States bonds, instead
of which, in many cases, they have prosti-
tuted their trust by receiving for loans mere
promissory notes. There are seventy thou
sand depositors in this bank, nearly all
voters, who, like myself, have been bitten,
aud who are determined never to trust the
Republican party until they act like honest
men.
We propose to vote for and support that
party which most subserves our interests. And
We prefer to support that party against which
only general charges are brought. to that
party which directly swindles and robs Us of
the fruit of our labor. In short, let no colored
man support. that party, which under the
mask of friendship puts their hands in his
pocket and robs him, and let ts use our in
fuence with others to the same effect
Yours respectfully,
ONE WHO HAS BEEN BITTEN.
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New Orleans Insurance Association.

NOV VIlt0nS AASuIHnCe ASSOCl0uOns
Particular attention is directed to the Fifth
Annual Statement of this company. 1t will
be seen that for the past year the total pre-
miums amount to s522,651 80; net earned
premiums, $396,54 81; net profits, $91, 49,
80 The assets Of the association foot up
s494, 4ss 70; liabilities, So, $50 5O-leaying
q surplus of $91, 479 20.
The board of directors have resolved to nav
on demand an interest dividend of ten per cent
for the past year on the capital stock of $40
per share also, cash dividend of fifteen per
cent to stockholders on the amount of their
net earned participating premiums for the
year ending 31st December, 1874, in addition
to the rebate or anticipated dividend of fifteen
per cent already received by said stockholders
on their gross premiums and, to carry to
contingent fund the sum of Sill ,O20 O6 for
investment in United States Government secu-
rites, according to articles III and of the
amended charter.
The sbove is good exhibit, and reflects
credit upon the management. Notwithstand-
ing the disturbed condition of business gen.
orally, the association have been enabled, BY
prudent and sagacious conduct Of its affairs,
to declare handsome dividends, and cause the
hearts OF its stockholders to rejoice and be
exceeding glad. The President Mr.. Musson,
and the Secretary, Mr.. Lanaux, are officers Of
the highest capacity, while the Board of Di-
rectors is composed of some of our most dis
tinguished and successful merchants.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Special Notice-Owing to the Failure of the
proprietor of the Harmony Hall to conform with the
contract drawn up between hmselfa and the Stonewal
Social Club, deem it proper to postpone our con
templated bali until MARDIGRAS NIGHT, Feb
9, 1875 at the STONEWALL JACKSON HALL.
Said ball to be given for the Benefit of wounded
member, +. Palette, who was wounded on Sept. H.
la94, while fighting for the peoples rights
Comm ttee Of Arrangements: WIN. EHRENZ,
N. BIRI
Jal5 3tS A. BRENHARTT.
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BALLS.

SUBSCRIPTION BALL ,-
LNDIVISIBLE FRIENDS COMMANDERY No. 1,
JACQUES DE MOL.AY COMMANDERY No .
ORLEANS COMMANDERY No. j.
o, Tnas T The a%sPiss1 Of the
STATE OF LOUISIANA atW ~
On Wednesday Evening, January ~. 1873,
EXPOSITION BUILDING. ~
BOARD or MANAGERS: rs,
Sir ! @ A; Fellows, G: NJ: H
Sir Joseph p. Hornor, r. K. G. C. ~
" Sir Rufus L. BRUCE Il. Cen il iFEa ="
Sir John A. Peel, V. 4. ID. G. G. 81 1,5.
Sir w. L. Stanford e. G.. c.
srJ. g. Fleming, r. E. Sir /. ". Holman, p E.
Sir s. Hopkins, Jr., P. SirS. Aston, Jr.. G.
&c. Sir A. J. Armstrong.
Sir Berry Russell +. c. Sir a. +. Cleavelasd.
Sir Gee R. S1nle G. Sir Sir DIR p r. Graham
Sir D. A. DePas. 5F.t Is. 80
JACQUES DE MoLAY xO.2
sirJ A. Stevenson, D. G. Sir James B. Scot, r r. G..
C. Sir Robert Strong. c. q.
Sir ID. G. Johnston, g. Sir Geo. w. Race. tiTf
Sir John H. Ludwigsen. Sir Charles Chahe.
Sir +. N. Thayer Sir j. J, Montgomery.
Sir E. A. YOrke. Sir j. X. Mitchell.
Sir David Hughes f4fs- "a
ORLEANS NO. g. ,5.
Sir w. R. Whitaker, p. Sir Geo. Bailey P. f. C.
Sir Jno H. Clark P. &c. Sir ". 5. Benedict.
Sir J. A. Walker. Sir Harmon Doane
Sir Albert Baldwin. Sir L. H. Gardner
Sir +. Heath. Sir W. H. Bofinger.
Sir j. j. McCinnis ~ s.
b t..z. FLOOR MANAGERS. u4lr.
Indivisible Friends No. /. Jacques de M0lay No. Z
Sir G. W. Carey. Sir Albert Eyrch.
Sir E. Bell. Sir Fred. HOlyland.
Sir E. NJ Ivens Sir e. G. Billiard.
Sir W. F. Cleveland. Sir II. G. Eyrich.
Sir ID. A. DePas Sir Frank H. Wilson.
st-.s Orleans No. 3. Tf
Sir T. z. Adams, Sir Th0s. Henry, Jr,
Sir l. j. Rodgers, Sir Louis Power,
Sir Jas. H. Rothwell.
Subscriptions will be received by tho above board
Of managers or tho Sir Knights Of the different CON-
nanderies to whom application for ladies' invitations
should be male
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMHNTS
1Sir Joseph II. DeGranRe, PIG T., Chairman.
Sir Sam. M. Todd, PIG. G. Sir Harvey Cree, &c.
Sir A. Hero, Jr, G. Sir w. L. Stanford G. C.
Sir ALI IsaacsOn, G. =
Sir J. W. Carey, Sir John W. Madden T. r.
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Tho origin Of the expression, q "baker's
Dozen" Some Of Cromwelrs soldiers we're en-
Gagged in hanging prisoners, and among them
was baker whom they had spared, for the sake
Of his services but, when they had twelve hang
ing from the beam. some gentle Puritan playful
" suggested throwing in the baker, which, meet
ing with approval, was Immediately done-the
unhappy baker dying to an appropriate hymn.
ITO be continued
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She is dreadful creature, Cora PEARL and
vet the other night, when her coachman was
arrested Just as she came out Of the theater,
a "jeune elegant volunteered to get on the
box and drive her home. 1t seems sometimes
as if they were fond of dreadful creatures.
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The Titusville Courier says that the produc-
ton of petroleum in Western Pennsylvania
during the year 1874 would fill a canal thirty
feet wide at the top, fifteen feet at the bot
tom, seven feet deep, and over seventy-tive
miles long.
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Who Would BE RICH?
Who would be rich

Who Would Be RICH?
Who would be rich!
Himself must strike the blow.
Himself must strike the blow.
Saturday next is the time,
Saturday next is the time
And the opportunity
And the opportunity
Is in the Grand Single Number Drawing Of
the Louisiana State Lottery, among other
prizes. with a capital prize of $4,000.
Strike home, young man strike home!
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The steamer Osceola will leave positively
this evening for Memphis, Chicot City, Green
ville vicksburg and the Bends Send down
your freight.
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BANK NOTICES.

New Orleans National Bank-New Orleans,
January H. 1a7@At an election held on the 18th
lDst for Directors of this Bank for the ensuing yexr
the following gentlemen were elected: -
A. BALDWIN j. K BELL
j. T. BURDEAU, JPGXRVEY,
4: CHAPSKY, CHAS. PLEASANTS,
CHAS CHAFFE, GEORGE MARTIN,
SAMUEL DELGADO, d. C. MCCAN,
s. KATE ARCHIE woods
And at meeting Of the Directors this day A. Bald
win Esq, unanimously reelected President and
j. X Bell, ESQ.,. Vice President.
Jal5 1t JOHN H. PIKE. Cashier.
Nottce-The death Of eur senior partner.
Mr. WIN. S. PIKE, will cause no interruption in our
business.
jasE PIKE, BROTHER & co.
Bank Notice Union National Bank, New
Orleans, Dec II, 1sH.-The annual election for Di-
rectors of this Bank will be held at the banking
house, No. 3 CarOndelet street. ON MONDAY, the
18th day Of January next between the hours Of 10
A. M and p. II. JAS. CHALARON, Cashr.
MechanicsS and Ma dcrs, Bank-NovV Orleans.
December 15 1s74-The annual election for nine Di.
rectOrs Of this Bank, to for one year. will be
held at The Banking House, No. % Carondelet street
ON the THIRD MONDAY OF JANUARY (the lsth),
1875 between tho hours Of 10 A. M and p NJ
DIG tails MOSES HARRIS, Cashier.
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ADJUSTMENTS

| ACADEMY OF MUs1c.-The startling and
thrilling play, "The Child Steaier," was pre-
scented last night for the second time, to the
largest audience that has graced this theater
this season. Miss Westerns deliniation of
Margaret Rookley is unequaled on the Amer
lean stage, and especially the fourth act,
where she assume the character of drunken
hag. ra#t a..s 3-rs
Richard Craddock, true villain, by Mr..
| Whalley, is a thorough piece Of acting and
| true to nature. The support given by the
cast was good. a
Tonight being the benefit Of Miss Lucille
Western, Oliver Twist will be presented with
a powerful cast Nancy Sykes, Miss Lucille
Western; Bill Sykes, Mr. w. II. Whalley;
Oliver Twist, an orphan, Miss Marion Fiske.
1t is indeed refreshing, in these days of
overdone sensational dramatic exhibitions, to
witness genuine acting by an artist of natural
and cultivated talents Of the highest order.
Such is the entertainment now afforded by the
enterprising manager of the Academy of Mu-
sic, in the production of Lucille Western in
those characters in which she has no equal.
As an emotional actress and delineator OF the
approach this lady. Her natural gifts Of voice,
of person and grace, have been developed by
art and long and severe discipline. There is
an earnestness and intensity in her every act
and utterance which never fails to fire and en-
chain her audiences.
She never lags or wearies in her demand
upon the sympathy of all spectators. She is
always in earnest, vigorous and intense, and
diffuses around her like zeal and aptitude, so
that her plays and characters have justly be-
come the most popular and engaging which
are produced on our stage. For the last two
nights Miss Western has played her famous
part of Margaret Rookley, the Child Stealer,
to excellent audiences, with more than ordi-
nary ability and effect
Tonight she will appear in "Oliver Twist
as the Nancy Sykes of the great author Of the
age. Her rendition of this part has been so
distinguished and remarkable that no person |
has ever dared to rival or contest the palm Of |
superiority with her.
ST. CHARLES THEArEE.-Last evening the |
actress Miss Ada Gray, appear
ed in the role of Cora Delafeld, in the thrilling
drama "Artic'e Az The acting of this lady |
is very fine and her sudden bursts of ffenzied |
rage are simply grand, showing in the most
powerful portraiture the extent to which
woman's love will go. The George Duhamel
of Mr.. Mitchell was an excellent piece of
acting and the gentleman gave evidence of
bis thorough appreciation Of the, character.
The remainder of the company were we'll up
in their parts and taking the evenings enter
tainment all in all, it was very pleasing
affair, though we must say in justice to the
that the public patronage has
not been extended to Old Drury it has
merited.
The steamer Osceola will leave positively
this evening for Memphis, Chicot City, Green
vile, vicksburg and the Bends. Send down
your freight.
Who WOULD BE RICH?
Who would be rich?
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1O3............st. Charles Street.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT UNTIL 10 2. NJ
This Institution IL the best and only resort ~
the relief Of the Debiitased, Mental and PAg.
Ecal organization.
Terms Only 81 per annum. si7's
Adult classsee, Tuesday and Friday, 7:90 2. -
Juvenile Monday, Wednesday and Friday, neR
$50 TO $50 p. n, ut the rate Of 81 per mou11-
payable monthly in advance. at--I -
= HARRY HAMMERSLTY.
Maitre d'Armes and Manages.
NAG SIN TnFrSn -
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Notice-A meeting Of tho Stockholders Of
the Hope Insurance Company of New Orleans, will
be held at its Office, 125 Common street. on SATUR
DAY, January Is, 1875 between the hours of IL
o'clock NJ. and o'clock r. NJ, to vote upon proposed
amendments to the Charter this day approved and
recommended by the Board of Directors. q
LOUIS BARNETT,
New Orleans Dec. g. 1874. Secretary.
do tile rs
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IOsT-FOUND.

G1E0 REWARD-Will Re paid for the return.
plCO Of WATCH, CHAIN and SEAL. taken
1858 Maker. Russell 4 SON. ID. y. COLCH:T.
R3 Prytants street. iaI0 n
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INSURANCE NOTICES.

Home Insurance Company IL New Orloane,
Company held this day, dividend of Five Per Cen,
was declared payable to the stockholders on de-
lnand. CHARLES LIE SASSIER
ja1O lW Secretarv
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For SALE.

L>OR SALk-KOCKLAND LIME -.
4 small cargo of Rsckland LIME for sale low tn
close consignment. -
go. WOODWARD & WIGHT,
jail ct Corner Thalia and Front streets.
ENOR SALE-By G. Il. Payne at the stable Of
Il James Reagan, Raronne street, four young Ken
lucky JACKS. jalO n s.,
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TOHN GIBSON'S son e. CO.'S CELEBRATED
RYE WHISKY. lttE .
300 bbls Of the above celebrated Rye Whisky.
For sale by
SMITH BROS. l. CO., Agents,
g, g. 81 and 50 Poydras street.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

QOARDING-Hands0me apartments with board
ID for families or single gentlemen at No. e15 St
house has southern exposure, spacious gallerias
and pleasant garden with frsf-c table and con.
venient walking distance to the business center.
ja7 lot
UNFINISHED ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT
Il Board-Those who desire Handsomely flrnjsha1
rooms in central locality, other with or without
board. can b suited by applying at No 1s6 Jnlio
street, between Carondsst and ST. Charles s.resta
Terms reasonable "a
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DOR RENT-A comfortable two story frame
i dwelling, desirably located. A complete set Of
new furniture for sale very low For further particu
lars apply to II. NJ. ROBINSON,
Real Estate Agent
Jal3 3t$ 90 and - Commercial Place. .
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TIDOLPHO VOLTS
SCHIEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS.
5000 boxes of the above celebrated GIN
SCHNAPPS. for sale by
SMITH BROS. & co.
Sole Agents for Louisiana,
80, IS, 81 and SO Poydras street.
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FOR RENT.

kQR SALE-64o acres Of land; black, sandy soil.
fIontng one and one-fourth miles on the Houston
ana Texas Central Railroad near BrpzOs River, Ooo
mile from depot. Prairie and TIMBER good creek
water; suitable for cotton fine settlement; schools
viii exchange for merchandise or New Orleans real
9sts' O. Price low. Apply to H. M Robinson, Rsnf
Estate Agent. p and "a Commercial Place. ial5 ct
hoe RENT-Furnished OF unft,rnished-A splan-
did residence convenient to business, containing
twenty-five bedrooms etc. with . good run z
boarders The House will be rented very low to .
good tenant It stands on the corner Of one Of oar
principal streets 1t il good opportunity to an En-
leave the city permanently. Address d. W. n,
Lock.bo 594 New Orleans Postoitiee, ut the Bull
letn office. ia14 ~
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300 cases ponnd Beef Steak TOMATOES.
500 illuminated can
OF very superior quality
For sale by &. NJ. BAYLY & POND.
jal3 lot "a, 36. 81, 40 and AZ Canal st.
SMITH BROS. & CO.,
Nos. So, S., 81 and 50 Poydras Street.
TEA-rEA'
5000 half chests Of all grades Of OOLONG, IMPE.
RIAL. ENGLISH BREAKFAST, JAPAN, GUN
POWDER, Etc. .eH - @tl
The above TEAS were purchased previous to the
recent large advance in price, and prepared
supply the trade at lower figures than they can be
procured ut in any of the Eastern markets
CtORDOvA COTFE-CORDOvA COFFEE.
40 bales Choice Mexican CORDOvA COFFEE.
For sale in lots to suit by
SMITH BROS. & Co.,
g. 81, 81 and 50 Poydras street
|TDoLPHo VOLTS
SCHIEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS.
5000 boxes of the above celebrated GIN
SCHNAPPs. for sale by
SMITH BROS. & co. f
Sole Agents for Louisiana,
80, g. 81 and 50 Poydras street.
John GIBSON'S SON & CO.'S CELEBRATED
RYE WHISKY t.:a IL
300 bbls. Of the above celebrated Rye Whisky.
For sale by
SMITH BROS. 4 CO., Agents,
50, g. 81 and 50 Poydras street.
WHISKY. BRANDY GIN. 5I
100 bbls. Ed Dexter & Sons
100 Pixies Magnolia
100 :. Wilshire's.
100 :. Excelsior.
50 :. Belle Of Ohio.
50 BRANDY.
SO :. GIN.
For sale by ls t-.., .....
SMITH BROS. CO., Agents,
SO, s., u and SO Poydras street.
CANDLES, STARCH SOAP, ETC.
1000 boxes Is, SIS, rs and ss, CANDLES.
5000 :. various brands STARCH.
1000 = Kinks Olive SOAP.
200 :. Proctor & CANDLES Olive SOAP.
300 : Magnnis Sons :. :.
For sale in lots to suit by
SMITH BROS L. CO., Agents.
50, IS, 81 and - Poydras street.
GPEIM CANDLES SPERM CANDLES
$50 boxes all sizes, Samuel Leonard e. Co.'s cele-
brated SPERM CANDLES.
For sale by the undersigned Agents Of the manu- |
facturers. SMITH BROS. & CO..
s., S. 81 and 80 Poydras street.
SUGAHS-sILvER DRIPs SYRUP
go bbls. best Standard Brands Crushed SUGAR |
l'o fowdered
100 - :. :. Cut Loaf :.
80 Granulated :.
IS bbls. Choice Silver Drips SYRUP.
For sale by SMITH BROS & CO..
e, IS, 81 and SO Poydras street
observation-disclosures
200 bbls. Choice Brands BUCKWHEAT
900 boxes . .
For sale by SMITH BROS. 4 CO.,
iai0 81. g. 8! and - Poydras street.
ID ICHARD FROTSCHER
SEED MERCHANT
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ADJUSTMENTS.
RDwELLs ACADEMY OF MUSIC

|
Engagement for q short season Of the accomplisAsa
s"~,SS,ta n I tH' Mlss LoOiLLA ESIEKM ~,
II WHALLEY. 's ~1' 1--'
Monday and Tsssd.y IAN II and r. her great .p
Vine; Miss Lucille Western; Sir Francis Levi
ling ths Child aP ser
LMlu Western Is Margaret R0okley MIR. w. II.
Whalley as Richard Craddock.
wonderful creation, OLIvEE TwIsT-Nseoy
Sykes. Miss Westerns Bill Sykes w II. Whalley
EAST lynn MATINEE, Saturday, Jan. Is. jlo
81. CHARLES rHEArER. ~
Last Week of the Gifted Actr, IS, ''
MISS ADA GRAY.
Friday, Jan. -,
800 Benefit Of Miss Ada Gray, s",o'
.4 LOVES SACRIFICE. r.l
SATURDAY MATINEE CHARITY.
SATURDAY NIGHT - CHARITY and SWBS
COTTAGE. glbs.4 l33a iaa @ .lsf so
SUNDAY-LEAH, THE FORSAKEN. mad
NONDAY-Mrs. +. W. LANDER, supported hy
FRANK LAwLORS GREAT STAR COMRt-
NATION. r i9l' if ere '9i
Prices as usual IL s jalsu 3:
GAYETr THEATRE - 7-7'Il1 : ~
" Corner Cenmon and Barenns ssroeap. +;
JAS. LYNNE. -. 49,. Proprietor and ManAnse.
CHAS. O WHITE........ Stage Manager. p : ~ .
THE ONLY VARIETY THEATER IN THE CTTY.
MIN OPEN EVERY NIGHT, a..
With Powerful Variety, Dramatic. Burlesqus 40 il
Ethiopian Combination. 1' g3.
ssll. -aa
NEW STARS APPEAR EACH WEEK.. n
oc6 3m ADMISSION. s5 CENTS.
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0tORDOvA COFFE-CORDOvA COFFEE.
40 bales Choice Mexican CORDOVA COFFEE.
For sale in lots to suit by
SMITH BROS & CO.
e3. s., 81 and 50 POydras street
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ID ICHARD FROTSCHER,
SEED MERCHANT.

ID ICHARD FROTSCHER
SEED MERCHANT
Dealer in BUIST'S Warranted GARDEN SEEDS
which the most reliable Seeds sold in the Southern
States. Seed Potatoes a specially. Warehouse IL
Dumaine street New Orleans ia14 I'm
ORANGE TREES A SPECIALITY
have lage quantity Of ORANGE TREES. from
one to six years old, which will re at very low
prices, and W II plant them if desired.
AlsO, PEACH. PEAR, PLUM and NESPILUS
TREES, GRAPE and STRAWBERRY VINES.
+. A. QUINETTE.
jal4 st 161 Common street.
MILLINERY, DIEss-MAKING, BoNNETS,
Vx HATS, TRIMMINGS.
Nine ROBERT,
1875. Canal street.
New aud Large Assortment of
Flowers, Feathers Ribbons, Velvets, Silks Laces
Lace Capes Wells, Cviffures and Fancy Articles in
the latest Paris styles ja13 I'm
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WANTS.

WANTED-A Nurse. twhite). References 70
w quired. Apply at 2ll Lonisiaaa Avenue near
Prytania street, from to l2 o'clock, January Is
ia15 IT. - 'H
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MORRIS TASKER d Co.
PASCAL IRON WORKS. Philadelphia.
TASKER IRON WORKS, New Castle, Del.
The most extensive works in the Union. Manu-.
features Gas and Water Pipe Boiler Tube Pipe Coils
Tools, Sugar Machinery, Builders Of Gas Works for
Coal, Resin, Wood Oil: Oil Gas Gas Valves Of
every description, Screwing Machines, Stocks and
Dies Pipe longs, Vices.
ALLEN HILL,
167..-......... BaPonne Street. 1867
SOLE SOUTHERN AGENT ialO 81
BARNETT cAhAAck'
BROKERS,
ID Carondelet Street-Front Omca
Stocks Bonds Securities, bought and ,old. Money
loaned on securities. Taxes and Licenses settled.
jas 1moM&E -
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SMITH BROS. 4 CO.,

Nos. So, IS, 81 and SO Poydras Street.
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and those desiring purchase rent such property Will
find IL their interest to advertise in THE TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that Of other news
paper and In addition to this advantage, THE TRIBU NE
found only in NewYork and all its cities and
villages hut in every State and Territory throughout the
Union. The advertisement should be az brief as will
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear To the
reader We would especially dwell the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions OF THE TRIBUNE Daily
semweeky, and Weekly comprise individuals In every
business prOfession consequently, advertisements in
each are read by all classes THE TRIBUNE deyo.cs cspe
cal attention to reports of sales Of real estate, both
city country thus adding greatly to the value OF its
columns as an advertising medium. The charges for adj
versing Real Estate follows: DAILY TRIBUNE. 20
per line for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE. 81
per line; SgMIwEEKLY TRIBUNE. % cents per linc.
About ID words Of wide columns average line.
Terms cash in advance.