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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-11-09
e~oluu1bus, Ohio, 0onnertaa, Den 8. Mouember 1876.

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gum r@pIoenen 5rodtmagen", 100 Ct feii
Subrwerf fteben bate, 5urid. Auf benz MesI
6abtn bere9nete &c bic Gtunbe BON 2orens
anfunft. Cine 9esionenpof, bic fi3 an bet
S9neuaus In Orleans anfdIoB tana swii6es
Elm nrb 3pei nbr Na1ts in Sargeau burh
aDer Wabri9einIidfeit mad mubte 2oren,
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mat, 70 f9ien nidts natnrIi9er, ais bab mar
ibn Don Der WatbIe ber abboIen lief, fobaIt
man bort feline Mnfanft erfebren.
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NOT. unb 80 bieien Sreunben seb5rte aud
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Sra6two8en." Benedict mar elm bixftigea
naaseres Mann9en, i9mabbaft ME cine @Iaes
unb besannt aIs bic Gbronit Der 8onsen @es
8enb. Sebermarn fonnte BON ibu Sebers
naann'8 6eI9i6te 40 b6ren befemmen ; boa
mar ber Mann, ben Mi9eI bran9te. Gr fonb
8era6e por ber Tbire bes acknowledgements.
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~yNnipannen, Ger NideIs" froste Sener.
ngetn, fomm, mir roouen einen S4lud
bufanmen trinfen |"
SoI1es Mnerbieten mar niHt oussui6Io,
gen. Mi9eI fibrte ieinen Sreunb in Elm
aabeSeIesenes Meinbaus, IieB cine SIai9e
brinSen unb beSann: .Dn baf bod beute
Nadt ni9is au tbun I"
SD i@Iafe, tDenn ni9t serabe Trembe
tentmet."
.glO6teR Du suobI einea 9baIer Grints
geIo uerbienen 2"
rNuemaI !" faste Benedict.
$50 bore bsnn SD sebe 3u SUB nod
6auie unb Iafe Dir ben Wa9en bier !; uus
Nitternadt ipannt Da an unb fabrta Bel Der
Bop Dor, urt bic aus Orleans antommenbe
Rerionenpof abtumarten."
,grmarten sic benn Seman6 3"
$50, ben 2orena."
,yIio III es rpabr, bab er ni9t to6t ia 3"
u8um 8eueiis, hab Ct nod Iebt, feb bier
einen Brief Don Inn, ben id eben ouf Der
Boit ab8eboIt babe. SD Sebe besbaIb in bic
WiibIe 5urdd, Mattes Suzanne Na9xi9t 80
brin8en."
nDie wirb es ii6 benH ba iest sinri8tens"
yGos benn 8"
Sra. Sic fnO bod iest bet sGraa ItIsrin
ibr Gsbn."
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ietn ; i9 rper6e nit ibm tbeiIen," ontuortete
Mi6eI. Ilnb bamit sins er ab, na4bem CT
ben Mein bejabIt bate.
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befommen. Ct NOT Elm S6pdser, ober ses
wiHenbaft in ieiner Grbeit. Bunft l ubr
fanb ber Masen angeipannt Dor ber Gbar
bes 9oRbaufes, mo Der Bofmasen 30 baIten
bate, um 8risfe mit5unebmeu. I'm baIb
3wei nbr Sei8te ftb Don 0erne bic rotbe 2as
terne bes poitna8ens unb baIb barauf rof'
ieIte Der T9nere @asen feIbf iiber bas PFa'
fer. Gin SoIbot, ben Torniiter auf benz 8i=
den unb bic blederne GelsHai6e an BET Seite,
~fIetterte fdnel unb gemanot BON oben beru,s
ter.
,@uten Rorgen, 6err 2orem3 !"
vN9, es it ia bic Stute unb ber ROrbmos
gen aus Der Mable! ga III wobt meme
Wlutter bier?"
vgletn, 9err TierceIin bot BEL Ea8e Da'
gen unb Pferb bereinSebra6t," ~ontportete
8enebict.
,Serr TiereeIins" rief 2oren3 gang erfaant.
,@ag fou has beibena Set ulein gater
tobt if, giebt es teinen TierceIin auber riir."
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sic nur aak 6err QorenH i'd fabre NIT. llns
teruess uerbe i'd Sbnen AQes er5dblen. Gs
siebt nod einen anbern EierceIin."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-11-09
9as 9lataeln.

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Mi1eI fsbrte, uie seiast Su SUB nod 6es
ROLES susad; &c bate ober BEN Ani9ein mad
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,poute er ii9 INNER mieoer bur9 ben Ausens
i9ein aberSengen, eaB oos Hnnao8lidbe rpobr
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Eraum trdume. Sc ueiter er iit9 bon Sors
seau e~ntferats. ie naber CT ber Usible tora,
beio f@werer waroe ibna un's 9er5. Die
fsde 3uperfi9t fdmanb Inn mebr une naebr,
uro 8ing In i6Iotternbe An9f iber. 2oren3
war fein hummer B~anernferl, Der ft6 Aues
einreben Idbt unb fid in gles fin6st, nein,
er mar SoIoat, &c bate Sabre lang In Der
Stobt eeIebt. bate bic Melt seieben unb uieIe
Mbenteuer befanben. g8irh &c an ben bins
terIaHenen 8rief Der Neutter BriIart, on bic
Bsfsnntni1e bes alien WiIbbiebes 8Iouben,
unb auf fstn Gtbe uer3i6ten? BirO er ni4t
2drm MAIDEN, su ben 6eri@ten, 80 ben ao'
potaten Iaufen : unb ruenn bic erfEt ibre Stale
h~ineinsefedt boben, ba weis fein Menf1,
mos fur Elm Gnbe bic Sadie ninust.
9ie Nadt bro9 bereia :; es uurbe i9on 10
bunteI. bos mon ni9t uaebr auf ssnanSi9
sdritts e;aen 9aIen bate i6ieben i6nnsH.
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parallel NIT oerleIbs11 3uotlDsl Den Asetsgar'
ten sntlane Lief. Y!osl'9 l9lng e!s greaes
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.rar o.sles SptRoaoenl'9nal oetIsau. asD 90
tang ,9as itoi!la', n!s esae'' w 1saIOs 2,sa.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-11-09

5000 Granten. Der tIeinere 1000 Srongsn,
ben 4ntbeiI Der Yito@e.
@iesi8 befabIte Batter 8raIart bic side
sns iaste: p@eibt Du aud, BOB es iebr
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s1oSit rpabr, aber mas tbut bas 2"
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fotf penn oosG5eIb 36hIea ?a
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mage aaogsao, Ain @sIb If BEL Ssnsr unO
saann id mid boros perIosen g"
sd babe fogar nod MIR mpTS In Fnhe
aud Die 1000 5ranfs ffas Die eLte Sers
bier" ~
rgi, 10 sieb mir bic au9."
yWo3u bas ~
SD febe lie eber oils Du.1
gei6el ueruinI9te feline gIaubesbaftis.;+
$50 min Did ai8t etf bemaben," TaS.
sDu trauR mir naObI ni9ts" fraste Der
n9m, bm," rduIperte ft9 Wi1eI.
Drummer Sun8e roenn i9 Did befebs
len ruolte, utrbe ids anbess o~nssfan8sn
babem."
vgas basteR Du bens getbam GO
$50 bate Did baS GeIb rnbig ruieber in
bas God tbuis unb grbe barber I9itten Iais
len, in elmer Stunbe mare i9 bann getoms
men unb bate es mir geboIt."
aSebr ridtis; 3ufaQie bate i'd gerabe bic
Abft9t bas GeIo far bic Bito6e nit in bic
Waible 30 rebnsenb uns mir tiorgsn ben Bes
ti erfparen."
yDas poIteR Du ruirtli6? e.
$50, gdterden."
vDu boE Gedt," Saste 8riIart gabI.
a9isr baf Du 9einea SGein, sieb mir taeir
SeIb."
Mi9eI bIiss ben 8sanb ieines 9feife heller
on, Mnb nadbert &c betm S9imnter bes
sI~iumenoea Gabats f9 iiberjea8t bate, boB
es iein S9uIbf9ein war, CAB er benz MIten
bic beiben 6roben BemteI.
Cute Nadt, Mi4eL i6 8ebe i&Iafen,"
ia9te Slater BrnIart nit perbiFener @utb.
r@iea Dus ebt f6Iafena SaR 9u besn
tnfer Abfouataea uergeHens"
vDas nidt, aber i'd iebe, 9u baR fein 0ets
tranet au mir, anb 70 bin i6 benz, aud anbe'
rer Weinun8 8euorben.~
baf2a
sMeinetmesen faHn bee SiumeI iber Dis
einfaIen, i'd ribre seine San6."
Batter, Du boft es susela8t; co if i9Ie6t
BON 9ir, Sein Mort 3a bsed9en.1
,Wasara trout Gn mir nidt2 Wiuf Du
mir bas Gels far bic Pita9e seben Obes
nidt 2"
Dieien gisenfinn seeenabes ntuBte WiGeI
fein 8ebenfen fallen IaiIen, &c reidte benz
Batter ben SaG NIT ben 1000 Sranfen unb
betnertte ntr ba3u: sDu suifff ibr bod aber
boB @eIb geben2A
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v@uten Abenb, Mi9eI. Gbe es tast,
uirf Du pom mir sebort baben." Ct IeB
ben SaSbbunb Ios unb i6lu8 ben 8es nod
ieinem Sauie Elm.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-30

do think it not only crowding the thing, bat
actually shame to rig up this noble old hesthe n
temple with the paraphernalia of the Church
of Rome in the way they have done. Some
fool of An architect even clapped couple OF
bell towers on the front of the building. but
the effect is so grossly absurd that the Romans
call them the "ass's ears of Bernini the
name of the architect. 1 think it not gener-
ally known that the festival Of All Saints Day
is instituted in commemoration OF the CONVEX
sion of this temple into Christian church;
but such is the case
The connection is obvious from Panthe.
on, "of all the Gods" the change to :" All
Saints" is an easy jump for the Catholic
mind. This building also contains the tombs
of Raphael and other distinguished artists.
It is recommended to visit the Pantheon by
moonlight, as the interiors; then illumined by
a food of "silvery radiance from large cir
cular window in the apex of the dome. Per-
haps we shall try it; don't know yet. To-
morrow we shall begin systematically to study
tho curiosities Of the city, of which hereafter.
Yours, STAHLFEDER.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-30
SPLENDID Investment.

OFFICE CRESCENT CITY r r. CO., !
1903 Canal street. New Orleans, Jan. H. 1876. )
The $ ockholders of this Company having voted
to extend their road to Carrolton and for its equip
ment and to make loan of 800 600 for the purpose
the directors in pursuance of the same now offer to
the public bonds of the Company, secured upon its
entire lines and real estate connected Herewith upon
which there membranes, and which cost
over $4,000
The bonds will be issued in Of $1,000 $500 and
500 EACH to suit every class of investors and inter
est will be at the rate of per cent per annum pay
able semannualy in New York this city. at the
option of the oscriber at the time of issue. The
bonds will be coupon and will be registered or made
payable to bearer, desired. Ten per cent will be
payble at the time of subscription fifteen the st
of February twenty five on the LIST OF March, twenty
five on the 1st of April aud twenty five the LIST of
Nav next when the bonds will be issued and dated
Interest The payments from time of subscription
MAY LIST will be paid delivery Vi the bonds at
the rate of per cent per annum.
JOHN X. JUDEN, Secretary.
la - 3w W&Su
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-30

Senator Davis, OF West Virginia, has
developed remarkably clear and compre-
hensive knowledge of the business and &C.
counts of the Treasury Department He has
demonstrated with mathematics certainty
that discrepancies and gross errors have ex.
listed for years in the accounts Of that Depart
ment. He has proven that single blunders
amounting to $50, 0O0, 600 have been commit
ted. He has shown that the laundering Bout.
we'll and the asinine Richardson are chiefly
responsible for these glazing inconsistencies
in the department reports The roasting MI.
Davis has given these two incapables has been
SO frightful as to arouse ones sympathies in
their behalf. = Washington Tribune.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-30
A Monopoly to be Resisted.

1t would be an act of public folly not to
say faithlessness, in Congress. to permit the
chance fol- competing line to the Pacific to
90 by default. and remit the nation to the
mercies of the present monopoly, strength
ened and expanded to . degree that would at
once present it as the most powerful corpora
ton on the continent; and such corpora
tion' would be- inevitably oppressive. In
deed, so gigantic power in this land would
be an enemy to liberty that it would be
treachery in the government to foster.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-30
DIR LETTER FROM ITALY.

Rsme-first Impressions-No hose """'u'
. Thorn-Youthfal observation-disclosures
Names, and Why They Excl SO Much
Admiration-The Pantheon, and the Origin
of.Au saint. 5, Day-Observations Of n
New OrIeaninn Abroad.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-30
LADIES' LIST.

miss Baker A miss
mrs Bltups Clara mrs
Brady Mary j mrs
mrs Barbet Ellen mrs
tts mrs Beatty A mrs
rs Baptiste VictOrine mrs
1rs Bernert G mrs
10 mrs Billings H K miss
Boyle Kate miss
miss Browne M L miss
mrs Burdell Jennie miss
G.
Carter Annie mrs
mrs Co Inns L Burke mrs
Mss Gown ton A mrs
Coates S .rah
iss Cole Emma mrs
ID
a mrs Dykes Eliza mrs
Mss DOuOvOn q miss
Dunbar A u mrs
miss Frasure NJ J mrs
mrs Frederick Geo mrs
Finue Emma mrs
G
rs Gardy NJ z mrs
RS Gill Eddie miss
lrs Griffin Agnes miss
A mrs GrOner Anna
mrs Harris Dora mrs
mrs Hardict miss
! Harrison s T. mrs
miss Hess Belle mrs
8 HOggatt + mrs
miss Howard Cealy miss
f mrs Huckins Clara
miss hutchinson Lou miss
ISIS
ISIS Iunbucks mrs
le mrs Jones miss .....
IS Jones l. miss
johnson Celestine miss
Miss John BE tie mrs
lrs Jones Sarah mrs
miss Jennings Marie Z
V mrs
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ISIS King Anna miss
l.
ma n mrs Leclerc Louis mrs
mrs LeusiDger Kate mrs
Miss Leug Selicea l. miss
Law G mrs
to mrs Lugeng mrs
M
Nah ffev II miss
Myers NJ p mrs
da Miller Olivia miss
Moss B Ii mrs
mrs Musselman A Il mrs
Macs
Tmiss Mcconnell May miss
a mrs
miss Natson Martha mrs
IS Nunelly Maria mrs
O-P
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"a Peoples Cinderella miss
Pierce X mrs
] Phi burd l. miss
Pufos X miss a
RS Rapier e J miss
Randolph S mrs
mrs Richards T. MIRA
: mrs Sharpe + 7 miss
Miss st Clair l. miss
Mss Seaggons NJ miss
Stevens X miss
Stewart NJ Il miss
Steele NJ miss
Stevenson NJ mrs
Smith A mrs
Smith c miss
Scott l. ID mrs
Miss Scott Il mrs
rs Stuart NJ Z miss
Tapie X C mrs
Todd Mary mrs
liss Van Denmark NJ mrs
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Wav Nj A mrs
Walls Low d mrs
Watsol Hettie mrs
Watts Mary mrs
RS Weep Emily NJ mrs
Wilson Deli mrs
4 Wi Jams + mrs
White Nellie miss
mrs Woodward + g mrs
Wendell miss
II. G. PARKER. Postmaster.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-30

The above drawings are published in all the prin-
cipal papers, and are drawn in public, daily at the
rooms OF the Company.
Witness or hands, at New Orleans, Louisiana
this Doth day of January, 1875
IL PERALTA,
ADAM GIFFEN,
Commissioners
Beware of Bogus Lotteries. Jels
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-30
Notice.

=
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE-CITY HALL,
NEW ORLEANS Jan. II, 1876.
CITY LICENSES for the year 1876 are now due
and will be issued from this Office until February 80
1876, after which costs will accrue.
Z. PILSBURY,
ia1l tF.29 Administrator of Finance.
John III. Carter
having become connected with the house of Messrs.
BRIGGS, PAYNE g. Co., Wholesale Grocers II
and 10 Peters and Is and II Fulton street. will be
glad to have his city and country friends give him
call ja7 If
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-30

Antoine Bennett & Cashnn
Mr. Beyot 4
Englebert BENJAMIN M
nlyJ B,ck Frank
i Frank BeartOn VIM
Solomon BIenvenu ID
J II Brink Il
Frank 2 Boothy E eco
A Bowling w
Michel BassetH NJ w
v EN- Boyle G
J G Capt Brooks
BENZ Brown Henry
Phelbert BOnsquest Elmer g. Co
I VIM Brossmau DIN
ohm BrOe JnO E
Buck S II
> VIM Buttner X
Burnside j Il
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W Campbell D
,hton W dr. Caldwell has II
10 w h. Garter Geo w
Casey j S
& Kimball Chapman Sam'l
VIM CRY Il G eco
3 VIM Crane JnO
Chamberlin K
.ouis Chamberlain II
X Caggy y prof
ID X CrickmOre Carney
NJ AZ Cochran Justie y
mr. fox Geo
i NJ A Cross A
o FB Cope EFT
Il Cunev Sam e
RH Cox Hiram
1 NJ A COnlOn Frederic
Pietro Cole ID
B COnnOrs Thos
j dr. Cumberling WB
n 4 Cusack NJ Il
ohm P Davidson L. 2
! IL Davies j l.
C.emens Davis D
NJ Davis Car on
n L P Devele mr.
Dethes Leon
Aug Devices d.
lph DeBusire Bourgeois II
Jules A Desgontles L
sobt Dick John
CHI Divine Eide
VIM Doddridge Enoch
Tony DarvOrn Harry
John 7 Drouett Ed
Cd 2 Doughsrty Jas
Charles Dow $ Jas
Duly Thos
A F&co Duncan WIN
awrenee Dun + A col
W
wv Egau M F
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II Evans, Sherwood &cO
Files II Nj & co
,soA Epsteir Sol
Wm
n CM &C NJ Eastman Victor
+ Frazer S
S DR. Fahl,nJ
E A Fr,eman Chas II
mons Cornelius Ferret Fred
Lallarde Fitzgerald Maurice
lex b ii Fitzpatrick 1hos
'etsr Fountain Burley
Foley A
Fryer VIM
Mathew Fox Robsrt
lave Fowler A B Capt
Jos Fox 3 eco
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GraIer John
Grab I'm bartholomew
'atrick Gamble Go A
II Gauche WmJ
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II II Garvey z
C Christine GeDeres jos G
IN Genna Andres
Green y ID
Greene Cd
- M GIisamOre Jacob
EMS J 'Giggs
GirOd + 2
Gibson A K
L GOnzyC
Inn X Colleen James
S L TlOvert A Il eco
Joseph Goldman w
H Cru ny Olympic
mr. Guosmard Augt
III
Thos Hall Thos
rving p Hall + &cO
lloughby Haptin Jas
Hal I
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u Hamilton John F
Haag Frank
m Capt HARRISON wv
amp Ha field ID
NmJ Hanisel W.
Haas Ma, her
,Halr Albert
imOthy Hackedd Daniel
Solomon Harl James q
j l. Hall Thes
evils Hertzog Z L
lin HaidenC
FL Hedder X G
,seph Hebrard mr.
MF Hebsrt V H
< FB bennington L
II nry A
Charley Herbert Paul
N II II Higgins =
and JnO Hinslege G A
nrose NJ HoweJC
r House r M
Rush HOdgsOn Robt
U Hoffman
harles Hobday John P
nj Hopper Thos j
GE HuchezC
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N John o Huttsell g NJ
Wallace
II
Irine Peter
Israel w e 2
alter Inness Jno w
con ia quea Lacaze
S Jacobs III
Warren Jarvis Walter
j Jefferson S
+ Jeffrier capt
w Jones II
rnold John c
Istin Jones NC
Jones
FA johnson VIM
X
Kaiser p
Kahn Moses
Kachner j
Keefe Chas
zee Kern Emile
I'm Kennedy j +
Kern John
eco Kelly A j
Herman JnO
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VIM X ohm j II
Koch F A
III c B Hoops A
Il Al Kuhn f
Jacob
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IN NJ SEQ Larbelle j T.
j w Larras Bernard
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20 Laurent A
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Le,neur A
Lee, Richardson eco
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NarrOny y A
Montgomery A A
Murdoch G l.
Murphy Jos S
Murphy w
Murphy j DIR
Murray J X
Miller Chas
Mac
MCPHERSON Jas NJ
Mcdonald John
Meg esor H A
Mem ster w S
Mem ahon T
McCann Jas 2 .5.
Macarthur A
Mci,intry Chas
Mccall VIM J
McMahon = j
MCGOWAN j
N
Nathan P
Neill T
Medley John w
Noe NJ
Nolaa Thos .s.
NOrthrup 0 B
Nunez Victor
O'Har a Jas
Oh rich Will
O'Hara Henry
Otto JACOB A
O'Neil L
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Park G. A
Payne Ed
Paul Antonio
Prince Frank
Psrtes j
P-ynart 7 G
Partir A s
Peterson j
Ternet u
Pers.ns A w
Peel A. CO
Picken Louis
Pip &c ..
PlithOs FL col
POkcrny J
Poole G A +
PuIen L B
II
Rayne II race d
Randolph Porter
Rapp J
Rawlings Louis
Rankin j
RedmOn z
Read J w
KemyJ
RisharC D
RlendrOugh II C
Riiexr A
Rieman g. Co
RObelet RObt
Roche Allen & Co
Robert Frank
Eonold Geo
Rogers Smith g. Co
ROBERTS J r
Rodman L B
Roman L b dr.
RO land E
Ross +
Rudolph John
Russell Alex Il
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Sp-oul E G.
S1arp +
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Sharp F
Sa geant j w
Shannon w w
Salla DIR
Sanders Thos Il 3
Sale JAS
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Shep .rd c
StetanO Allist0
Seager D. MEL
Sheldon VIM
Seidel j
Stevens A Fl
Smith Jno w
Sieger Daniel
Smith w S
Simmons Mosby
Sinclair Magnus
StOehr +
Stroude Henry .-.
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Solomon Chas
Sutton A n
Slurdbelraret A
Schulz d
Sumorall J
SA 18th Glenn
II
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Thanbert Z
Tactelow Chas
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Towers j S
Ihrower w -"Z.@
Trolier L
Thompson M =
Turner j 3
Turck J Il
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Virgin W
Vokes l. II
Viav4nt Aug
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Wallace n D3
Waite Geo n ~
Webster James
w tkins j w
Warren Alexander
Walter Jos
Whalan Stephen
Wallace J l. g. Co
Webb Edmond
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the New Orleans Post Office,
January 80, 1876.

Office Hours on Sundays from 10 A. N.
to IL NJ.
Persons calling for these letters will please
say ADVERTISED" and give date.
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LOTTERIES.
LOTTERIES.
DRAWING OF THE LOUISIANA
STATE LOTTERY.
For January 29-CIass Ne ~.

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Il st in the WORLD
FOR ALL
HOUSE.CLEANlNG PURPOSES.
Produces the most satisfactory results on Painted
Wood Work Walls OH Cloths, Furniture, Window
Glass, Mirrors Marble, Statuary Brass Tin Copper,
Steel and ether metals and can be used with perfect
confidence as the certificate below shows.
sold by Grocers Druggists. House, Furnishing
Stores, etc.
EDWARD L. HALL,
GENERAL AGENT.
Office, 81 Tchoupiiou street.
Orders left with Messrs. WILSON & MCBURNEY
Tea Dealers 81 Tchoupitoulss rect, addressed to
Lock Box No 9O6 will receive after ton.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 30. 1875.
Mr.. Ed. L. Hall-Sir: have Examined the sample
of Crystal Polishing Powder left with me by you,
with the following result
find it to contain no acids akalies on which
account it will be irely free from rrosive action
when applied TO pa mt met ,llic surfaces. 1t
tains no poisonous substances by which any acct
dent or injury could happen while using it The par
tcles of the Powder all angular and not rounded
AZ in most kind of DIS and in many other polish
ing agents. The particles extr mey small and
hard which, with their aogular shape. give it espe
cal value a rapid and fine polisher.
Yours, truly,
ALFRED W. PERRY Prof of Chemistry
jail 3m SaTuTh Charity Hos ital Medical College,
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Chichester ship
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Enterprise ship ,
Frsncise Giuseppe bark
Homer stmr =
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John O'Neal s,mr
Lawrurc- towboat
Mcrden ship
Otags ship
Pegas- ship
st Claud bark
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Yarmouth bark
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i lis Common st.
JOHN B. COURET, Proprietor.
This Saloon established in 1851, and has alwaya
maintained the reputation of being of the most
genteel, orderly. well kept and popular establish.
ments in the city.
The best Of WINES and LIQUORS are always
furnished to the guests. hot LUNCH is served
every day from 1oh A. N. to ~ P. NJ.
There is cosy, comfortable CLUB ROOM over the
Saloon, which is a fat o-ite resort for gentlemen
TONY of Old SANS Saloon" memory, presides
over the Cigar Department. spA1y