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FTNI NOTES EEsE ttFOES FRO VvS.--Lr-
rive. S-oG amer Sue. from Baltimore, con-
signed 90 J. - & ) v Waters with an as
Sf.~t~l cargo for I'istr. CO merchants, schooner
Zee. from Ilsi-ad'lIl- @, with 4~3 tons ~ coal
TOT Dickson x King schooner OLD Industry,
viii 5-- bushels Il wheat FOR J. G.. q J. NJ
v waters. by Capai, boat Wheeler O. FarrOn,
100 uJ~l els % wheat and EtG bushels Of corn
iCr Hartley 2 Brother. ami ,Iel bushels OF
wheat for II. -. TaltO.t boat M1uOCacY.
viii q LueIsIs OF wheat fOT =. &. Wheeler.
bet Al. NJ Talbot, " IN 3,3nu bushels OF
U'set '.T 70. n Talbot boat Round Top
with I.3 o. res ~ cement fOv J O. g. e. NJ
%-ters- Py "a. goo bushels Of wheat FOR T
L. " EtJioE.
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SUMNER RESORTS
EXCHANGE HnrEI.

VIZ - hANAcSAS. VA.
S;tl sted n the hrs hest point on the MD
AID "a rJs6 Y miles from Washington with rnoTn-
Ing aud evening trains each Way. Farp fur rnf1fE
mp 81 IS TIE boI,l g new, with ilrif. psrct,-
he eatfe length. The rooms well Furnished.
ard the dining rom cool snd airy. Tn country h
;, heAilhy ~ any n tn ~orld, end tuer- are &c
q - ttoes ~ aIdeTs without children Preferred,
lelU3ln thAhNIS J CANNON. Pr..rrieflr
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cDsl-Ct man named London Bridge. who was
sent 10 Jar. yesterday. They are supposed
- nave been stolen. BlaCk-ciOtn irock coat 8,
pi-ul-cO- OTcd clOtu fIOck coat, black cloth
rock coat, three pairs bIack-clOth pants
hot1iefS > hiue-C.Cth double breast vest,
tiack SATIN vest, white double breast vest
Iit o. white pants. white shirt undeT-shirt
white linen coat. EiaSS pitcher glass mn ttar
'iSr large siit edge and clasp family Bible
ARRESTS FOR ALLEGED TurEvrSc yss-
teTday, detective NcDevitt arrested George
r a-ias 20 Sonny" Ward, or the charge OF
stealing mule from John y. Mcdonald, OF
Fairfax county. Va. IL june last. Wsrt
&c uOWlCtEed L. have sold II FOR $50 H
viii he sept 10 await a requisitiOn from the
governor OF Virginia The same officer ar
rested last evening Lizzie Brown. a servant
charged win fO5bing tine house Of Mrs. Dom
ovan, ~ Maryland avenue, OF clothing, and
she Is LOC-.ed Up l.r heaIing.
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TEF TREASURY ROBBERY-TcSJariay
ft.re rse ~ d. fif clerks office %. the
District courts. hv N.SsrS N.rrirs auI
l.@1f. tcEE-,. for Nw. Ii Jftuar.. emerged
with c1l~T .v6Cy 20 T1b the UIitet States
Ifa7S.rv-. a-u whose property was attached
a. Ni.tT-tt Attorney Fisher. - motion TO
GDasI --e attachment TIE grounds - the
*YF-Cat.,n are lat the as'iGa~its o. Un ch
liz atta,lL.tlt issued are not b. substance.
Srf.C's-' uGf-r tire statute. that tie state
= CEt~ CrTt&.i-ed 80. safl lFI.iayi;s a. % the
SrOUse 81 St-. s-'.ct rEeut are no. ttUe .u
Eu.lt 90 fact fEat tl= grounds rIll which
statute.
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GEORGETOWN ADvERMrs,
EXCURSION.

~ che request ard solicitation Of TIE srSTERs
or TIE HOLY CROSS. the
nIRInNIA RrNFFIaI Al AssO--I rInN
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NOTkE DAME OF MARYLAND -Collegtsta
. Institute Tor f.nng Isdie, lear GOysus;0wn,
n"IlILnore county No, "a miles north Of Baltl-
Dame. This institution IL most deSirshly I0ca.-l
n rounds are extensive, and the building CON
~ nee The stem u education puT ued l. design.
ca 70 Ie'sop me ne MAJ anu PHI steal powers q the
Eseini mem % r Of society. Board and Tuition. in
guiding The French and German LarguaRes SOS.
Young Ladies desiring priyats sparimorts Sgts
For particulars SEND for catalogue Aly5-e,ir,
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HOME SCHOOL
- Established 1912.
No. i9I and 1919 Morn Ch1-i,y ST..
BALTIMORE

MI and Mrs. WILSON, VI CsEY.y -,
90. MT. General JOHN PESRAM, fflAclpais
. TITS Institution Is Couduc ted au thu Collegiate
- stem VIE corps Of ten instructors In the L..
Hsh frecch ard Germln branches five Profess =
"l Music, Painting and Drawing. besides Lecturers
all -ich o'btI adIuDcts s. are deernei necessary
French % tbe language Of the School. ane strictly
required 10 De spoken. The scholastic lour.e Is
carefully arranged with regular sequence OF str
gies 'u the Progressive system. Glass huuors a,.a
d-tLc lions are STardeC At the Close II session
auC5-ep2m
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EDGEw ORTIZ SCHOOL,
Il Nc. % FRANKLIN SThEET
Between Gsf hedrai arf Park
BALI MORE. Mr.
Tie Thirteenth Annual Ses-lrf. Of Tins K.yf,. d
ana trench Boarding and Day school Tor fo1lug
iAnics' III re-cpfu ON til tuesday,. September
10Th. For circulars, aclTass
Mrs. Il LEFERVRE
Pr
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THE CITY.

BODY RECovERED.-The body of a man. name,
John JACKSON, whs was drowned at s o'cln
yesterday morning. was recovered at 2:lO o'cIoci
yesterday afternoon. Coroner Chastant. held al
hauest and the jury rendered q verdict Of acci
uentai dro"nlrS.alA a @.V .aaa..-t
PooR HUMANITY. Thomas Robert, ffty-seyer
years OF age, and a native OF Scotland wsa san
to the Charity Hospital, from the steame,
Na'chez, at o'clock last night, in a sick ani
| destitute condition -"
| ACcEssoRY.-One Dennis Henry was arrested
on CnstOmhouse street at half-past eight o,cIocl
| last night. BY Officer Grellet, who had him con
nnea IN the IRENE Station, charged with being
an accessory TO the cutting and wounding o.
buHGLARY.-Between the hours OF II and Il
.n SaoeA lsst night, some unknown thieves broke
sustomhouss street, between IRENE and Frank.
~. ana removed every gas fixture in the build
ing, which are valued at $780,
BROKEN BRID0Es.-Capt. Taylors' mounted
brigade reports the following bridges broken
and 10 dangerous condition: Corner Of Poydras
ana BOLIVAR corn. Of Gravier and Bolivar, COR
and Broad, and the Grand Route near
White street. Al-o. three dead dogs, ono at the
corner OF Galvez and Dumaine streets, one cor
ner OF st. Philip and Cont streets, and one cor
ner o. Gravler and Prieur streets. The atten-
80 Va VIC PIOpc1 AutuOTIIleS II CaueQ 10 Inc
above reports.
LARcENY-Henry Max we'll was arrested at the
corner OF Baronne and Union streets at o'clock
last night by Officer Sullivan, who caught him
making off with eleven brooms from P. nj. Wake
mans grocery store in that vicinity.
ASSAULT WITH DANGEROUS WRAPoN.-At half
past o'clock Friday evening Officer Dorsey
snatched Isaiah Frazier into the Central lookup
Tor asssulting Danl. Turbody with . dangerous
weapon at the corner Of Basin and Girod streets.
BADLY BEATEN. halt. past 8 O'Clock,
yesterday afternoon, . difficulty occurred at the
corner OF Levee and Broadway streets, Jefferson
City, between Elijah Robinson and Moses Gil
bert, which terminated in Elijah's being knocked
down and severely beaten by the latter, who was
arrested and locked up in the Seventh Precinct
station by Officer Poree
SUGAR THIEP "A man named Jordan Thomp-
son was run into the Harbor Station by Officer
White, ct nalf-past o'clock yesterday afternoon,
Tor Pilfering sugar ON the levee, head Of Custom
house street. -F
TREsPAss.- Catherine Berling had Officer Soule
escort Patrick Day to the Eighth Precinct Sta
ton. Alg1ers, from her residence, corner Of La
yergne and Delaronde streets, where she pre-
ferred charge against him for trespass.
RAYS REVISED STATUTES Charles Baker, .
painter, and waiter named Walter Stevens
found apartments in the Seventh Precinct st =
ton from the corner OF Foucher and Magazine
streets, Ut the instance of one e. Baudint, q
policeman, who preferred charge against them
for violating section 95S Rays Revised Statutes,
relative to Migrants.
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THE COURTS.
SUPERIOR CRIMINAL couRr.

SUPERIOR CRIMINAL COURT. rEay :,
The following cases were fixed for trial in thu
above court to-day: Jno. Baptiste, ]. Santa
Cruz, John Williams, Harriet Syphax. Grand lar.
ceny; William Wilson, Brown and Harrington
assault and battery. $40 + e +. 6f.-- Il ~
InfOrmations have been filed by the District
Attorney against Edmond Richer and Thomaa
Doherty, for assault and battery; Pierre Gabait,
grand larceny; Edward Alei1as and one Daniel
Uirich. carrying concealed weapons; zach Har-
ris grand larceny, and John Carmody, burgl ary.
Cases dismissed by the District Attorney
Frank Johnson. assault and battery; Joseph
Mccarthy and George Bowers, burglary.
The case Of John Martin for incest, on motion
Of the Attorney General, was continued until to-
day week. 'matM /
Mr.. Gastinel, attorney for Manuel Ordona and
Antonio Perez, the Cont Verandah robbers, mo-
toned for . new trial. but Antonio Perez hav-
ing fell of gallery forty feet high in the Parish
Prison, was unable to attend court, SO the motion
for new trial was continued and motion in
arrest judgment was made.
Below We offer List of the names Of Grand
Jury:
James J. Tarleton, Nicholas Baumgarden, D.
+. McCune, H. H. Smedley, Jules Dejean,
colored; Jas. A. Ferrand. colored; Armand Bon,
colored; J.. Van Bethuysen, =. V. Hicth, Albert
Meilleur, colored; I. W. Stone, colored; Henry
Black, y. Azaretto, colored; Benjamin Xaxier,
colored; John b. Myers. Justin Arcard.
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The School Board held meeting to-day at
noon at the City Hall. Judge H. G. ribble, Pres
ident, in the chair, and present Messrs Billings,
Dumoht, Rey. Mcconnell, Carey, Longstreet,
Ingraham, Shaw, Stamps, Pinchback, Mccarthy
and Tracy.
The minutes of the preceding meeting were
read and laid over. The Committee on Teachers
submitted report suggesting some changes and
recommending some appointments. @l
The Committee On Finance also submitted q
report, which was adopted. y. Isl-
A number Of communications were read and
appropriately referred. II l4 ,ss
Mr.. Ingraham offered resolution appropri-
atin2 $26O0 to provide books for the use Of indi-
gent pupils, which was referred to the Committee
on Finance. -r u i5a .f
The board then went into executive session.
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tIor The n. o. Bulletin. !
love"

Sans rise, suns set,
6a Shadows ebb, and shadows flow;
~ Visions with the sunrise born,
90. With the golden sunsets go.
Bat while love shall hold it's sway,
ssii, Twill love my lone the more
osAs the glad days pass away,
sa Hearts in Ioring lighter grow.
love laughs, love signs;
Like an April day in rain:
First the clouds, and then blue skies,
April days will laugh again.
Golden rays will pierce the gloom,
Happy songs shall fill my ears;
! Loves sweet flowers brightly bloom,
y I'm tho garden of the years.
! Suns rise, suns set,
Va Shadows come, and shadows 90;
Visions with the sunrise born.
Shall depart from me, no more,
= JiED
I'D 49,. L. ANDREA Do.
New Orleans, Jan. 3, 1875.
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Tho Chicago Times does net allow the Federal
outrage IN sAouisians to pass without words OF
appropriate comment and condem nation. It re-
fsrs to Gen. Emory's indignant denial Of the use
OF Federal eolsisrs for party purposes, and says
It was shown By Sheridsa ON Monday with what
unblushng effrontery Federal bayonets can be
itical organization and set Of political harlots
that have no equals. lnpoint Of dehassment in
the history Of either ancient or modern nations.
The soldiers as .. political agency, are an un-
doubted suooess, for the people viii not resist
them, knowing that resistance would he snnihila-
ton. But the people OF the State will not always
submit to being thus oppressed. Like the worm
troddep upon, they win turn upon their oppress-
ors And wftsk such avenscance as may seem to
them fit. What form that retrbution WIN take,
the future alone can Develop ~ u
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Illinois eomapce: "Alonzo Barrett, Of Otter
vile, married q second wife, handsome lady
about t&enty.eight years Of age, year since,
and died last July, leaving. among other assetr,
son aged TWENTY-FIVE years. fhis young scior
day by marrying his fathers widow, and the
happy couple are are now living 1t the old home
stead" .t83 GaF K 49,
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D n. Il B. j. MONTGOMERY,
GENERAL AUCTIONEEES AND DEALERS IN
NEW FURNITURE.

Office ArmOry Hall, 81 Camp Street.
Trweekly sales Of every description Of household
furniture, mirrors pianos: carpets mattresses etc.
etc, OH Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays at
ton room, No. 80 Camp street, commencing at II
o'clock. .4 IS
Semi-weekly sales of horses. mules, bugges car
riages etc. etc, at sales stables Of Gravier
and Barsane streets on Wednesdays aud Saturdays,
commencing at II o'clock A. NJ.
Out door sales Of every description promptly A.
tended to- :, W.
Special attention paid to the saes of Real Estate
end Stocks.
Always on hand the largest stock Of new furniture
Of every variety to be found in the city, at their show
rooms. Armn,y Hall, ~ Camp street
Being the largest and oldest establishment Of tho
kind In the South they solicit portion of the public
patronage, both in their line auctioneers and deal
ers Ill furniture. ~ jail 1y
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BY Hoffman, Marks T. Co.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SHOTGUN COOP
Frs TOOLS. BARRELS, ETC.
SUCCESSION OF THOMAS McMANUS
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
81 No. 1885. .z..
by HOFFMAN. MARKS e. CO.-Alex. Levy,
- Aucticneer-Salesroom No. 80 Chsrtres street
On MONDAY, January II, ISIS. at r. NJ will be
sold at public auction at No 40 Celeste street be-
tween Religious and St JOHN Baptist by virtue and
in pursuance of an order from the Hon A. L. ,rissot
Judge OF the Second District Court for the parish Of
Orleans dated December 29 1874 for account of the
above successien-- = .t5. ~ +
Household Furniture COopers Tools Barrels Half
Barr' II, Shotgun, etc.
TermsCash on tho spot. ia1O 1t
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

| BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
| Black smiths, Wheelwrixhss, Etc.
! KASSEL, PHI, corner Dryades and Delord streets
work done promptly and reasonably.
| Cordage, Woodenware, Demiiohns, Etc.
| MORRIS ]. c.. ~ and "A Tchouptoulas street
Paper, Brushes. Wickins. Brooms, Matches, etc.
Corn-Alills and Feed stores.
| STOCKTON G. W., 2s3 and 2s5 Rampant street.
Hay, Corn. Meal etc. Feed ground to order.
Gas Fixtures, Plumbing, Etc.
JORDON & sHANLES. corner Crcssman and
Front Levee streets. Also steam pipe fitting, etc.
SULLIVAN & BULGER, us Poydras street. Also
| sell the Barstow Range.
Grocers.
RICKERT, F., 65 Tchouptoulas street. Whole
SAFE Grocer and Commission Merchant.
Hides a.d TaIlow.
HAY MEHLE,
Wholesale Dealers.
n 0. BUTCHERS HIDE AND TALLOw CO.,
lob South Peters street
Insurance Companion.
ST. LOUIS LIFE INSURANCE co,
Harmon Doane. State General Agent, 1872 Gavier
Liquor Dealers.
PEHAN, THORN e. CO., +.
"a New Levee and IA Tchoupitoulas wholesale deal
e1s hlghwlnes, Spirits. Alcohol, Brandy, Gin.
locksn,iths and Bell.Hsngers.
SNYDER. j.. 243 Carondelet, between st. Joseph
and Delord-Safes repaired, Plumbing etc.
Lumber. Us. ,4
MAHEN, EDGAR L., yard cor Bienville and
Peters sts-Sawinx Of all desert p,ons to order =
MOFFETT, A. W.. yard aad mill on Leves one
square below Canal street T. y. box 1896.
Safes and Scales.
FlIRBkNKEs & CO.,
SO Camp street
NORRIS, JNO. W, q Canal street, General
Southern Agent for Diebold Norris & CO.
Sugars, Molasses, Syrups, etc. 81
BARR. JNO. j. 4 CO, 20 Gnd q Peters street. op-
posite Customhouse Wholesale dealers.
Restaurants, Etc.
CAMOPS' Oyster Saloon and Restaurant, q St.
Charles street LEON Ian OTKEG &, CO.. Proprietors.
Planes. Organs and Music.
PHILIP WERLEIN, 79 80 So ard 50 Daronne
streer. Inning and repairing attended 10. .~I
Dry Goods. :
macon & CO.. aol Poydras street, Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods.
Marble and Granite Work.
GEORGE PROUD, Noe. 1ss to -s4 st. Charles
street Building and Cemetery work executed in
best manner.
UPPER CITY DIRECTORY.
Dry Goods. &"
BRASELMAN &; ADAMS, on Magazine street,
corner s.. Andrew.
Dyeins, Securing, etc.
1TTMANN Mrs. L.. 523 Magazine street, near Fe-
lefty. Also Stamping, Embroidery, etc.
Furniture. ,I.ookIng-(slasses,e etc.
HE1DERICH, F.. ga Magazine bet jackson and /
Josephine. Also. Uphclsterer and Matt,~ss.maker.
Haii Goods for Ladies.
ROLAND, E., 635 Magazine street. Brides hair
lressing at residence.
Millinery.
SA MSON. NINE. c., COS Magazine street. Fashion
bile Aiilline~
Boots and Shoes.
GEMBLES Blue Store SIS Magazine street Boots
nd Shoes made to order IN latest STYLE
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AUCTION SALES.
by X. NJ. + B. j. Montgomery.
SUCCESSION OF D. C. RYERLy.
Second District Court for the Parish q Orleans.
No &, Coz

- gop,eiy Auct;opecr-Will' be sold OF THURS
DAY, January 81. 1878 at l. o'ciook M, at the st.
Charles Auction Exchange. Rotunda St Charles
Hotel, by virtue and in pursuance of order from
the Hon. A. l.. Tissot Judge Of the Second District
Court tor the parish OF Orleans. dated January 9,
1875
THE NEWSPAPER CALLED THE NEW OR,
LEANS BULLETIN, its Press, Engine, Type Fur
niture Fo1ns, Fixtures and appurtenances together
with the good will of said newspaper
Terms-One-h cash and the balance at six and
twelve months credit, in notes of the purchasers
with approved security said notes bearing eight per
cent interest per annum from date Of sale
until paid, and payment thereof to I've secured by
vendors privilege, with the usual clauses of five per
cent attorneys fees and transfer of policy Of in
to assume balance of the lease from February to
September 30, 1875.
Act of sale before A. Hero. Jr, notary public at
the expense Of the purchaser. jalO
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A brief glance 1t a lev statistics will show how
OnOrmOSsS n fhA a<sOnnk Ar toharcn rais,nev md

A brief glance ut a few statistics will show how
using At the present time. : 4 s'1an. y es,
In 1S45 tobaec0 cost England more than $40,
O0c OOO In the year 1850 Il cost France the same
sum. Lsst year t1S73) il was, estimated that to-
6acco cost the English people more than bread.
The Unitsd States annually sxhausts in the cul-
ture q tobacco 400 900 acres Of its richest soil
and employs 10000 men. women, boys and girls
In its manufacture ! In 1S42 the amount Of tobac-
% used l&.his county amounted to seven pounds
Holland has ,OQO, 900 sallpw eadaverous locking
people enRas ed in the Manufacture Of the various
torms of tobacco, ,-.
The present annual production Of the world is
estlmat d by reliable authorities at Loco 000 900
Pounds, which must cost the consumers at least
sSOc,GO0,0I0
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-10

Corrs upon the feet are the most disagreesbIe
things in The world, and their is but one remedy
for them, and that is to proceed Immediately to
William Hogan's, at 80 and 10l Canal street, and
procure pair of those easy and delie htful Eng
liish shoes. Mr.. Hogan also has on hand full
inc Of ladies' childrens and gents' french and
American shoes, - we'll asa good stock Of trunks,
valises and travelling bSgs. la.
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ClTY COUNCIL.

At II M. the Administrators met. Present
Mayor Leeds, and administrators Brown, Lam
dry, Bertoh. MCCARTHY, Bouny and Pilsbur,.
The bids for the markets were ooened and the
following read: r1ri 7'I-7
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-10

Philip, my boy. don't be afraid. Tho 0unpow.
der is non-exploslys at the Tea Depot, Camp
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-10

, The bngands Of Campagna never did holder
act til 81 did the six rogues who boarded Tenth
Avenue New York; horse car, few evenirs s
since, ard decamped with the passengers can $,
umbrellas, gloves, or anything else they could
lay ha..ds Oh.
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MEETING or THE SCHOOL BOARD.

Gentlemen, go to Pierson & Hews's, Is and IL
Camp street, and examine their magnificent stock
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-10

There are sixty-six convicts in the Florida pen.
itentiary, only nine of whom are white.
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Assets January l, 1s74......$s,l Ills, ss7.

Rates - low and equitable - those Of An,
other Company.
The ADVANCE DIVIDEND PLAN simplfAe,
the Policy Contract by giving An increased in
surance OF twenty-five per cent. during the frs
i've years, in lieu Of al other modes Of applyins
surplus Tor that time.
UndaE its system Of CONTINUED FULL
INSURANCE., Policy remains In force after thu
discontinuance Of the payment Of premium. 70,
~ long as its value viii carry it; with the riah
OF revival Ct any time during the first sl1
months. ioFt
It's plan Of TERM INSURANCE, with ilo~
rates, meets the needs Of business men bette,
than any other form of insurance. s~s
Its system Of DEPARTMENT ORGANIZA.
TONS, In the several states where doing busi.
ness. does net drain these sections of capital bu,
invests the net premiums among the people who
pay them. -,
It lOcalizes itself ~ A HOME INTEREST.
wherever established, not only by q home invest.
ment Of premium receipts, az stated, but by the
advisory direction and superintendent Of the
Department Board Of Directors, selected from
the best nensof their community, by the policy.
holders themselves, thus assuring the latter Of
an honorable and liberal dealing in their trans.
actions with the Company, and of . permanent
local Office for the payment of premiums, etc.
These advantageous features, offered only by
this Company, are guaranteed In it's Charter.
LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT.
Once Nc. $50 Gravier Street, New Orleans
First Vice President, L. T. GENEREs,
Second Vice President, Il. v. OGDEN.
Attorney, R. L. GIBSON.
Secretary, SAMUEL FLOWER
DIRECTORS.
NJ. Musssn, WIS. Pike.
r. n. Walmsley, John Chaffe.
Thomas d. Hunt, R. Pritchard,
Joseph Bowling, julius vairan,
Henry Y. Ogden, John Williams,
Isaac A. Scherck, Jules A. Blame.
General Agent, Gen. B. B. SHINES,
Good Agents Wanted n8 3m
T,EUT0NA INSURANCE COMPANY
. OF NEW ORLEANS.
Insure Fire, River and Marine Risks ct the Lowest
Rates.
OFFICES Camp street, New Orleans.
Assets $S44, 993 90
A. Elmer BADER President.
Oh. ENGsTFELD, Vice President
GEO. STRONGER, Secretary.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
Henry Abraham, A: Elmer Bader, MA. Baumgarden
T. F. Del BOndia, Chs. Engstfeld, NJ. Frank |
81. r. Gogreve, Hy Haller S. Katz. |
J. H. Keller, J. Keitfer Theo Lilienthal
Louis LeonhArd Q. H. Miller, F. Rckert,
F. R0dor, Louis Schneider, W. B. Schmidt
X. Seg, Isaac Scherk, j. M Schwartz,
Louis Schwartz, <. Weissenbach, j. T. Wildernan |
mo "
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3essrs. NJ. L. Byrne 4 Co, 163 Canal street,
dry goods, at enormously reduced prices.
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Fine Cordova coffee, parched or ground, 81
cents per pound, at Camp street.
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Young Hyson, bandit T, can be found It 5
Camp street. P. B.-Go for him. .
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Mrs. Josephine Millhouse, Of New Haven, il
said to have made her pastor, the, Rev. Dr.. Har-
wood, . Christmas present Of So, 900. . r.a
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NEW ORLEANS. ST. LOUIS AND chicago
RAILROAD COMPANY.
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE,
Trains depart aud arrive as follows:
tFrcm Calliope Street Depot.)
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Express. - TOO A. NJ. Express. II 80 T. NJ.
Mail 500 P. NJ. Mail 80. .11:l5 A. NJ.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars through to st.
Louis, Chica go ana Louisville
Only one change Of sleeping cars to Eastern
cities.
Tickets for sale and information given at q
Camp street, corner Common.
A. D. SHELDON, Agent.
z. .. TEOST, GonI Manager. apl9.