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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-30
FINANCIAL AND CONFESSIONAL


MhAfhios AeNNst NNsNNNf ~ wv
There has been little interest mani.
tested in financial circles during the
past week; the excitement caused by the
foreign troubles has subsidized and bust.
ness in money circles is confined 10 local
trade. The cotton crop is moving rap
idly, which keeps up a heavy deain On
currency. though the banks repor, the
supply equal to the demands Of trade,
Local checking and depositing vas aS-
tive this morning, al preparing fer the
FIRST Of the mouth. The banks readily
discount al 6rst-elass commercial paper
Offering at s 70 10 per ssnt per annumi
on the streets money is plentiful at ! to
3 per cent a month on good eOlla,erals
for short loans. Brokers are paying 10y
for gold, with little Offering. Exchange
is easier aud in good supply; New York
commercial bills so discount selling at
par; Eastern commercial bills, e ais
count buying and selling at par New
Orleans, buying, fo discount to par, AID
selling at 3c premium. Ssrips and beads
Of every description are dull and nomt
..m-u..l.--l
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lnsa SaSA,s, sFgius STEEL NAsN eNft stssl,
aS sss, aSasa, sS&eSS heller rsvea'
SalhS%G m-pr,A .ss,Asa, NaSNs sAssp
rails, Nall ~ anl Ai&eA fA<& arg
nltsa. SSseN srs>a sNlssa, %Na sse>a, :
IARp-rsN@A ny h nsN kNsA IN 10
iS&S AAlf ksrFSlS NM Gin RAils. ~ els
lENONS-NAS&H MneNx
LlNE St0cA SeseS Sao,ee sCe, NeStN
oxea aaa Nvsst&S\ gceSs N3SatiNy We
81 SAw% rsfAssSs Sss seyss
iasSs' 81 @aSS ~ SsS6
MESS QRA- kiSAtwetgNN. NS &teN 81,
mess perk, heavy, SIS N ISM
INCONSISTENCIES -akNl hly ate IS
prlWe 81 b &es strictly NiasNN NSi fancy
NNrSss% nAeNiNa Erc,-wsSusss,
NatANe gross, - IN epx, t& pArlNs, y
srSs, StsGSN NlxNna sscye pcilsA, )
sNss, 6 Nsseas AAekiaG y soss, sGs
Nll&-NNNSARkOs.
NAVAL S&kES-NSN, y me- virgin,
SS'ss ne S''saS
Manila NpS, etA. iSAlSSS SisAl. iSAiSSs,
brrs3 roPN Isl TAR martha, Ms spea yarn.
SS Csksn. y bale nAvy, : American nAvy,
/ 81 kSt rSvy,N
NAISmoae mixea cas- yer husAS.
RlGSFGEr-k sEs. go tes@S hall Dbl. $50
lO4&
NfAIOKS-&SNs2 IS Per barrel. Sweet
pNtateeS - St0SSA
PICKLES-eSr AAlfAArrSL &@toSW
RAINrS-LiaseSs Ell. 81 hsaled. &ci
terp>aone, &ses larAr dryes. N9N Is; putty,
hulk. kes Nsaders. SScs vArniSh. C9ach. 3 %;
eePA, No. IL IS trSPrcof PAINT dry. tAc;
NesSdAa rea, dry, Ceoksen's, SNc; yellow
esArs, Cry, French. So white lead. l09lic;
rel lead. lics cottage colOrS. 9S0l0Sc.
PRAS-$l &SS 90 \ oushel.
RICH Ordinary 10 choice. 5h4iAc.
SUGAR. LQOtSIANA-ln hhds. fair, lOlso.
fully sair, lN4cs prime. lie; choice, Ike;
yellow clarified, rs 20 llAe; white clarified.
lsc, hsrrelei re higher.
SUGAk RKElNED- Refined A.lihallste;
sTushed and powdereal9Nes ~granulatod IKE;
cut Loaf. lSt.e per pound.
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nally ~unchange.
COrr0k.

COTTON EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS - STANDARD
AMERICAN CLASSIFICATION.
The market this morning opened finn
and active, and holders asked higher
prices. The advance in New York and
frmness ia Liverpool spots and advance
Of l.l6d on arrivals stimulated the mar
bet hlre, holders being bOOyant and
firm. Offerings we're fair, With q good
demand. Estimated sales 5000 bales
sales Saturday 5000 bales exporters
taking 1850, spinners $50 and speeulA'
tors 500 bales,
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r 0. 0, =. DIRECTORY.
Odd Fellows. Han. ,OTass Main and North
Oourt Streets

Odd Fellows. Hall. sOTnes Main and North
LODGES.
MHHPa1s LODsz, No. 6-neets every Tues
day. g.. s. Garrett. N. g.; A.. j. knapp
u. "a; L. S. Burr. Secretary; 4. f. hisk'
AtGsyISTIsAw LopeH. No. s-meets eyory Mon
dHy nisat. E.. NJ, searn, N. g.; A ID. Glib
Son. ". t.; 7. J.. Hogan, K. s.; John Al.
: Ill. Treasurer; fhemaa Bacon. p. 5.
srgILLrE LODag, No. l4O-meets every Wea,
nay5ss night. Frank Dries. n. G.; Ed
Rohle, p. o. Chas. Bor2er, seeresEryi John
Iinkhauer, Treasurer. ~
,t.bt NV, Anderson, n. d.i W.k, French,
y. e.; Wa. Henry, P. and Il. g.; J.s. VII
RES ns ~ CTTy Lopez. No. lS7-meets 9ysry
Tbarsday evening at Odd Fellows Hall; Ma
con WEBB, N. g.; ]. 7. 4sqng. 49, M.n'
"WAproNY Lopez No, l99-meets every lnes,,
day night at Odd Fellows hah' corner DTsi
naAa II d. Reahard, v. g.; D. A. Mc0nbsr,
SSeacs;y. Henry g. Dent, Treasurer.
rEoAxPKEETE.
a,ro,o Ero,vps ssr, No. 3--msets or the
,,S I'd IA Thursday nigsts Of each men5hs
IL + Goodyear, C.P.g ". h.tIenehs Us
p q. Smith, S. W; ThOs. hacon' 1eri2Y' D.
pinrhsm, treasurer; 7. j. Aegspi =. -.
MEHPHlS EhQAhPNkAIs Nv. - ii ~
a. Tbrrsday nights of eacb mouth; Y; u
r. Crook, G. p; j.. J. Ross, u 4 2 p
a.Srstt. 5. W. n. B. Cullen, J.. VS.; u.
Piisebks, scribe; John Waynesburg' areas
DEGREE LODGE,
MrxpHlg DEeREa LoBeE No. s-iMse5 hESt
s[tnrday Of each month. Mm. Henry, "
~: D. A. WardlaTT' y. H ~ / IAN; Sec sseSy; =.
w. Smith, Treas.
prru LopeE. No. Id OF R.-mees second
~ fanrtb Saturday nights Of each monin.
In Barr. N. o.; Mrs Marcus Jones, Y: q;
\. p. Holisnd, Sec'y; Mrs. Gee Miller, lreas'
GENERAL RELIEF Cox~NTTEE-J.S MIkins'
tbaiTman. go Main street; Jehn W y aykes,
burg, Secretary and I wssi Gerrt SIT Street; J.
81 Sshmidt. "a Monroe street; DIT. Porter
as Union street.
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KNIGHTS OF N

FOUNTAIN LODGE, No. 26-neets every
Tuesday evening in Natema Hall, No. 295
Second street, at ~ o'clock. J0kn johnson,
Dictator; John Legler, Reporter.
UNIrY LODGE No. 2l7-meets every Wednss-
day night at Hall, No. 29s Second street; up
stairs. s.. s.. Garrett, Dictator; A. d. Hill,
Reporter.
CHELSEA LODGE. No 2sO-meets % and 4th
Thursday ia each month, at Brick Church.
". Z. Mitchell, D.; A. J. Knapp, K.
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v1EESMTs 0K PYTE1As.

TxsEEssHH LoDGu No. 5-Mests Va
avery Monday pieht at No. 2O
Second street, Vincent 9loek; opp. yoGrt
S1usre. G, Layton. &C; Jno, Wilson V.g.i
W. K~Ostemeyer, P.iGiW.Li rT0gk, a Oh II
OR, and g.; Joe Locke, P. c.
Mrvpzrs LoDeE No. 6.-Mests for drill on
srSt Thursday Of each month. Regular meet
= q sscond, third and fourth Thursday. John
Wood. &C; + 2 Bath, V ca Mergell, r;
Martin Cohen, X RS; J lutz, jr; II; ( "
Viqus, NJ K Jos 5 Leon, Z.
cam DR LION Lopez No. lS-Meets ID and
lth Wednesdays e cry month, az ~ Second
street. Vincent 1loek, opposite Court Square.
nj. III Brjges, q. c.; N. Cooper, jr.,V. c.; y.
81. wilson, p @. A. Burr, n. Of e.; J.T.
TomInsen, Nj. Of F.iD. W. Sohaher, L.
Of X. s.; j. j. Ross, I, q.
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DLursCmER BRUDER-BUND.

DEUTscHER B~RuDER-BUyD ? meets LIST Sunday
II each month at2 o'clock Pm, at Cochran
mann. Vice rest; W. 6lasntEer, eec'y: ii.
w. Schultze, l~reasr; Aug Iweitel and John
UandWerker, Sick Committee for Northern
Division; John Wendell aud John &argle.
Sick Committee for southern Division.
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TRaPLARs or HONOR.

NAroyA TENPLK OF II. AgD 7. HAM
SO, meets every Friday even nEASH
ing at s o'clock at Temperance FD-1M
Hsli. No. 1913 Second street.
ID. C. McDougal. ". @. T.; Z. Q. Milton, W.
V. r.: @, A. 5. Richardson. W. r.; q, 4.
Shepberd, ", A. r.; j. II. Thompson ". Il.
r.; BunF n. Price, W. IT.; A. Hum, WI II.
II. Hampson, W. D. u; W. A. Hill, u w.
g.; Geo. B. Elliott, W. s.; Rev. ID. O.. Cnl-
CaELsEA TEMPLE OF H. AID 7. No. 2-meets
every Tuesday evening az B o'clock, at their
IAN, Brick Church, Chelsea. ~. Il. Colby,
q. q. T.; B. 7. Carr, WV T.tR.. NJ. Ken
dali. W. R.; y. 3. Rawlings W. A. b; Z.
y. Chandler. W. F. RI M. Carr, W. FL;
". S. Rodgers, W o.; r. 7. White. W. u.
u; Chas. ii. Lanham, w. g.; q. Il. EgneW,
MS; 4. J. Rawlings, w. Chap.
MONTGOMERY COUNCIL No, ], t. A. n )
T.-meets first Monday in each month, 10
Masonic Hall, Geyoso Block, at ~ o'clock
pm, John W. Graham, g. Of c.; Jshn W.
Brush, r.
THALRs TEMPLE OF II. AND T. No. 4-moets
every Monday evening at ~ o'clock at their
ball, corner Second and Adams. streets, over
.tngine-house. Jonathan Wood, W. y. t.;
john W. Brush, W. v. IT, W. II, Atkinson,
W. R.; John d. Cox, jr.. W. A. R.; John ".
Casey, W. II. r.; Chas. II. McDougal, W.
T.; I. L. Davis. W. U.;R II. Hester, ". D.
o.; 4. W. Halle, W. g.; j.. L. Bourne, W.
s.; Ian A. johnson, W. Chaplain.
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L1vERPoor. October 30. 1880 p.u.- Cotton
active and hrmer. UDlands. 6 1-1ed: Orleans,
sd. sales, BOO bales. Of which 20 were
for export and speculation receipts, coo
bales. Of which 2IO are American. Arrivals
are strong and l-l6d higher,
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
STAsOETO

M ,s5s.. M
o,ru MEMPHIS, No. lis meets "a Friday
escb month, in Odd Fellows Hall. b z
p,licr- " M; B K Pullen, Sec'y.-
ANGfRoSA, No. loS-meets LIST Monday IN
each month; in 0dd Eslisws. Hail. CIV
"yvSrtfs Scorr, No. 2S9-meets LIST Wednesday
:, zach month, in 0dd Fellows Hall. AZ
Davis, W NJ; r A Lytle, See'y.
DnrSoro No. 299-meets Sd Friday in each
nnntb in odd Fellows Hall. Jno w Ora
am. w NJ; II Ward. Sec'y pro tenn,
K~ILwISNIN0, No, Al-meets atn FRIDAY IN
.och month, in odd Pellews' Hall. James 5
Carpenter, VIM; lack I White, Seo'y.
R0YAL ICE.
prrv OEaPrEs, No. 22-mests Cd Monday OF
ssoh mouth-at Masonic Hall, in 6syoso
Blook. Robt. Galloway, NJ. n. Il. p; G. q.
AgSK 1spE va CgIPTxR, No. s5-meets st Ms
snnte HAIL, in 0ayeso Block. Sd Monday Of
zach month. B. X. Pullen, III. X. II. p,
h. W. Shelton, secretary.
R. n 8. n.
EupERA C0URcL, No. 6-moets 81 Thurs
dsy Of each month-at Masonic Hall, IN Cay
oso Block. A. ]. WhoslOr, IN. H.; g. Il.
TrHPLARs.
gTREEn C~ONMAsDKEY. No. 4-msots 4th Mon
dAy Of each month at Masonic Hail., Gayoso
clock. Ed Worsham. II. c.; I. j. Barchus,
Rec.
Cd Tuesday Of each month at Masonic Hall.
9ayoso Block. B. 4. Hailer, E. c.; r. W.
EyTGHrs or RED GRoss OF CONSTANTINE
meets first and third Saturdays Of each month
al Masonic Hall. L. B. Hatch. M. P. S.; I.
j. Barohus, X.
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For V%iehsbuFg.

For ViehsbuFg.
Anchor Line Memphis and st. Louis Packet
Co.-U. S. Mail Line-For Yicksburg and
the Bonds.
CAPITOL CITY. 0'Neal master
I EAyES AS ABOVE TUES. 0ua,
~ DAY, Oct, 81, at 10 lam. lR.NiAs4
For freight or passage apply 10 ~MAA4A
AID STORM,
sup't Mississippi River Elevator Co,
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For st. Francis River.
Regular Semi-Weekly Packet-For Helena,
Mariana, Wittsburg and all Way Landings
The steamer
Il Il H. A %N
Thos. R. Bowman, master; Les Ware. clerk,
7 EAVES ON WEDNESDAYS AND SAT-
IL URDAYS. Freight will be received on
the Wharfboat or on board. For freight or
passage apply on board. 40
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Memphis, New Orleans & the Bends.
eEASON OF 1867.
THE GREAT
Thompson Dean .Eaa%s
For st. Francis River.

And every alternate Wednesday during the
season. J.T. WASHINGTON, Agent,
42-t 800 Front street.
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NKw YogK. October 30. 2:O p.m.-Cotton
is steady MIXTURES. Sales for future delivery,
IT Dom holaa
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aEuExAL mARUET,

The following quotations arc for orders
rom store and small lots in a iebbing way;
ADMINISTRATION. / 90; choice, ! 5O93O0
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NAroyA TEMPLK OF II. AgD 7.
SO, l-meets every Friday even
ipg az s o'clock at Temperance
Heu NJ COZ Enaond street.
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ON DIT.

The Southern Agricultural and Indus
trial Exposition is now open. and visit to
to the Fair Grounds will repay.
49,. Remember Rex arrives on Monday.
Be prepared to greet him in the way his state
and power demand.
-. The profuse display of the Royal bunt-
ing on our principal thorougafares indicates
how ready and anxious our people are to greet
their beloved King Rex, and to made his az
rival gala-day in the history of his Kingdom
-. Things were unusually lively around
thu Custom House Saturday morning, and it
soon became evident that there was something
brewing in the political sky. The Collectors
Office seemed to Be centre Of attraction, and
Marshal Packard and other leaders were hob
nobbing together over, it is thought, the Kel-
logg impeachment At any rate Republican
circles are lively just now.
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In accordance with the generous and public
spirited character of their organization, the mem
bers Of the Shakespeare Club have resolved to
suspend their rules and throw open the doors OF
their rooms during the Carnival season to stran.
gers and invited guests They have very ele-
CANT suite Of apartments, located in a central
position, and it exhibits very kindly disposition
on the part Of the members to allow the priv
leges Of their Club Rooms to be enjoyed by Of hers
than those who are on their rolls. The club has
always ranked among the best Of our social and
dramatic organizations, and numbers among its
members several gentlemen of rare hislrionic
ability and high social aud political position. 1t
has indeed come to b looked upon as one Of our
most faYored and deservedy popular institutions,
and We record With pleasure this additional evi.
dence 81 it's kindness and generosity. The rooms
ars just over the entraace to the Varieties Thea
ter. and have capacious gallery in front,
enabling visitors to obtain fine view Of what
ever ID passing on the boulevard.
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To CUR VISITORS. 1t gives us pleasure to direct
the attention OF the visitors of our CT in these
days Of hilarity and festivity, to the advertise
ment Of Messrs. Braselman & Adams, $50 and 53s
Magazine street, the proprietors of the great up
town dry goods emporium. Their great estab-
lishment is now filed to overflowiag with season
BILE goods, just received, which they are Offering
for sale at extremely low prices. Messrs. B. & A.
have acquired reputation for honesty and fair
dealing That have made them great favorites with
our citizens. Give them q CALL
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Nash & HOdgsOm.
POSITIVE SALE.
VALUABLE SAW-MILL PROPERTY,
WITH MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.
And
1880 ACRES SUPERIOR WOOD LANDS
IN LIVINGSTON PARSE
Together with Wooden Railroad 3la miles long.
-
ON LONG CREDIT AT AUCTION.
AUCTION SALES.

RY NASH g. HODGSON-W. I. Hodgson, Auc
ID tioneer, office No.. Is CaroDdelet street-ON
SATURDAY, March IL: 1876 at IL O'Clock NJ,
at the ST. Charles Auction Exchange in the base
ment rotunda OF the St Charl Hotel in the city o.
New Orleans. by consent of all uares ia in crest, at
public a7ction without any limit OF reserve, to the
A VALUABLE STEAM SAW-MILL together
with tn, neine and all necessary machinery con
nee. ed Herewith. together with
TWELVE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ACRES
OF LAND, well timbered with pine situated in the
parish of yingston, connected by wooden rail
road three and half miles long, with water trans
tant from New Orleans sixty miles, at all seasons
and 0nnected by water transportation at all seasons
at . distance Of twenty four miles, with the New
Orleans, St. Louis and Chicago Railroad al the Pass
THE ENGINE is one of George Pages manufac-
ture has 25 horse power, 1l1s inch cylinder by lG
inch stroke the boiler is 26 feet Long, by AZ inches
in diameter The saw mill machinery is all of Pages
manufacture and has all of his latest improvements
including a 45-foot carriage and has one saw 50
inches in diameter The entire machner costing its
former proprietor Mr.. P. H. Kemp, $3.50
THE SAW-MlLL BUILDING is IS feet wide by
80 feet long, and all necessary buildings for aborera
BY A SPECIAL ACT OF THE LEGISLATURE
OF LOUISIANA the right Of way has been secured
Of 300 feet in width win the privilege Of timber on
the same extending from the Saw Mill to Spring
field.
THE ABOVE DESCRIBED IMPROVEMENTS,
with all necessary arrangements to run Steam Saw
Mill including the railroad and five cars were CON-
peted and the terprse successful y carried on, for
the period of about year. by the former propre-
tor, but under the pressure of the times it was
pended, and can be renewed by the purchaser, at a
trifling expense
THE PROPERTY, with all its appearances and
improvements wi be sold, with full warranty OF
tit against all claims and membranes.
TEKMS AND CONDITIONS-One-f fourth cash on
the spot and the balance at g. 12 ana 1s months in
equ-l payments with per cent per anbum interest
and special mortgage with vendor pri ilege from
day of sale till paid with the prOvsO that in OF
failure to pay any of the credit notes at maturity
the eptlre credit portion shall become due and de-
mandable
Act of sale before Andrew Hero Notary
Public, at the expense Of the purchaser, who will
assume over and above his bid, AL taxes due and
exigible in the year 1876. F9 l3 20 q mh1 std
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Those who are asking whore they shall attend
church to-day will do well to notice the invitation
OF the Coliseum Place Baptist Church as found
in another column. This church extends cor
dial welcome to strangers, and as its pews are
free to all, everybody may feel at home there.
DR.. Wilson, the new pastor of this growing
society, is among the most eloquent preachers in
fha G0nth
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CHAMpAGNE.-Messrs.P Paul Gelpit & Bro, Al
Decatur, or Old Levee street, are the sole agents
for Geo. Goulet Co.'S (Rbeims) Champagne,
and have recently received large invoice of that
Justly celebrated wine, to which we take pleasure
IN directing the attention of the trade. Messrs.
Gelpit " Brother have also full supply OF
Roderer Champagne, Cognac brandies, fine
white and red wines, raisins, etc. See adver-
til ement.
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To VIsIToRs.-We take pleasure in advising
strangers to pay visit to the great dry good
establishment Vt Messrs. M. L. Byrne Il Co., 1853
Canal street. These popular merchants are
closing out their winter stock at remarkably low
prices; and invite particular attention to their ex-
tenslve and splendid line of striped silk tissue,
for evening wear, which they are offering at Is
cents per yard, which are worth 60 cents. Be
sure to read the advertisement.
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SPRING DRY GooDs. = Among the great i'm.
porters Of dry goods in this city, none rank
Canal street, who have just received from Eu-
rope large supply Of the most fashionabl
goods, viz: hosiery, linen and house-furnishing
articles, mourning and black goods, spring
shawls and scarfs for evening wear-all of which
will be offered at remarkably low prices. See
advertisement.
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To COUNTRY BUYERS, ETc.-Visitors from the
country or other cities would do well to carefully
perufe the advertisements Of Messrs. Pepin
Broussard, the well known and most popular
Canal street dry goods merchants, corner oil
Baronne street. The greater portion OF their
truly splendid stock having been recently pur-
chased at sherlfs sale, is consequently offered at
unheard-of low prices. Be eure to read their ad
refreshments and give them a call.
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Strangers visiting the city are cordially invited
to attend the new M. E. Church South, corner
General Taylor street and st. Charles Avenue.
The Rev. DR.. W. e. Munsey, pastor, formerly Of
East Tennessee, will preach this morning at IL,
and in the evening At o'clock. Cars leave corner
Canal and Baronne streets every few minutes.
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PAUL BoYroN.-rhis well known aquatic macs
t,o gave an exhibition at the Lake End yester-
day afternoon, on which occasion he displayed.
- he has done frequently before, the merits Of
his life.saving dress. He csught and cooked fish,
shot up signal rockets, and otherwise amused
the large crowd present.
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carnage drivers conveying guests to the ball
OF the Y. NJ. B. A., at Grunewald Hail. on Mardi
Gras night, will be compelled to observe strictly
the instructions contained in the advertisement
| IN another column. The visitors must see that
the rules are observed,
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THIS WEEK ONLY.-With every dollars worth
u yea bought at the great tea depot Camp
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Southern. Shoe Mandatory.

NEW ORLEANS, July "a, 1878.
Gentlemen of New Orleans and Louisiana.
am starting Southern Shoe Factory I only ash
of you, gentlemen. for your patronage. guatantst
that will give you better satisfaction in my line thar
any establishment in this ctycheaper and ofa better
material Gentlemen. you all know that there are
great many laborers and mechanics in this State
who have no work nor any food for their wives and
children. we will start our cwn factories and pat
ronize each other we could easily get along with on,
factories Of all descriptions. Our money is all given
to the North and West which il millions of dollars
have been established in the Shss Mandatory 70,
the last twenty five years. and ell The attention d!
the community in general.
Yours respectfully.
JOHN HANSEN,
IS Cans stSyet
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Inc only place to buy dollar corsets for 40
cents, and kids and dress goods at half price. is
at r 2. Michels, 59l Magazine street, near
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Best false teeth at lower prices Than anywhere
else. ". :. 4. Knapp, las Canal street. Can
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We are requested to announce that the meet.
ing Of the Teachers Association has been post
poned from Sunday, March 4, to Saturday, March
II, 1t II O'Clock, A. N. Place of meeting, No. 80
Burgundy street.
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Rev. DR.. Edwards, editor OF the Northeastern
Christian Adoocate, Of Chicago, is in the city.
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OPERA HOUSE-FRENCH PLAYS
LAST WEEK BUT ONE.
This Sunday, February %, 1876,
LA PRINCESSE GEORGES and LES DOAfES.
TAQUES.
MONDAY EVENING Ben it III Mr. RICHEZ-
"SERAPHINE'' comedy in five acts by Vic
teRien Snrdou.
Matinee at Noon.
Grand Extra Perfosnance THURSDAY.
Next week the regular subscription night will be
MONDAY instead of TUESDAY, on account of
Mardi Gras. FIT If
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We learn by telegram that L. o. Reavis left
for New Orleans last evening, on his lecturine
<nnr
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BANK NOTICES.

Mechanics' and Trade. - Bank. New Or.
leans Febru ry 10, 1s76-At meeting of the Board
of Directors held this day, dividend of FOUR PER
CENT on the Capital was declared payable to the
stockho' ders on and after MONDAY. the 14ta cur
rent. MOSES HARRIS,
FIJI 1mtf Cashier.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


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Mrs. CHANFRAU'S VARIETIES THEATER,
Corner Of Canal and Dauphine streets.
COMEDY'S HIGH CARNIVAL.
His beloved Majesty, REX will visit this standard
Theater of the Realm
THIS EVENING, IN STATE,
Attended BY his Royal Suite. Long live the King !!
MR.. FRANK = CHANFRAU,
e. Duke of Arkansas')
In one of the greatest creations
Monday. rhe,
February IS o%s Golnouy' q
Every Night and wr.ttsn for ar Nd ,,,a,aa ~,
We" es""S Inn in NEW YORK 800
Saturday Matinees.
Mond"y Afternoon. THE
February %,
Extra Matinee. TWO O8PHANS.
The greatest play of the times. with the Grandest
Scenery ever exhibi ed in this city.
Evf ming Prices-25, so, IS cents and 81.
Matinee Prices-50 cents. No extra charge for re-
served seats. F37