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An Honesr Witness.

A Washington dispatch to the Chicago
Post cOFroborates the statement of our own
correspondent in regard to the views OF
Chairman Morrison of the investigators;
Congressman William r. Morrison, Dean
Ocratic chairman Of the Louisiana investi-
eating committee, in conversation with
Jour correspondent last night, said he went
TO Louisiana expecting to find dirt in and
ard was an upright and able man with .
clean record and every way fitted for Gov
ernor Of any State. Mr.. Morrison said,
moreover, though opposed 10 Packard po-
litiealiy, he has favored his recognition as
Governor ever since the decision Of the
commission on the Louisiana electoral VOTE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-16

Mrs. Widow Cecilia Grehan vs.
Widow Bridget Carroll ct ais.
EOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THR
II of Orleans, No. 44,4l7.-By virtue of d
seizure and sale to me directed by the Id
the Fourth Dittrict Court for the paril|
leans, in the above entitled cause, will I
co sell at public auction, at the Merchi
AuctioneerB Exchange, Royal street,
Canal and CustomhOuse streets, in III.
District of this city, on SATURDAY, April
at twelve o'clock NJ, the following 4
TWo CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, sit
the Suburb Livaudais tnoW the Fourth D
this city), designated by the numbers one 7
and six and one hundred and seven, h'
number tWenty-six bounded by Fulton, RI
Sorapuru or Philip and First streets; said
Join each other and measure, each, Oh
seven inches front on Fulton street, BY
each, between parallel lines, Of one hum
twenty feet three inches five lines, thl
agTeeRblY TO q plan drawn by Hugh Cd
veyor Of Lafsys tie, dated the second of p
1874, deposited In the ONCE of L. r. Kenny
taTy of Jefferson parish; together will
buildings and improvements thereon, righ
and advantages therennto belonging or 10 :
appertaining Being the same property
chase from C. Maenhaut, IS per act paso,
Octave De Armas, notary public in this OF
date of the fifteenth OF April, 1883, and the
ant herein acquired said property as ID
VII. Inc one UNDIVIDED hau bhefe0it IS N
in community Of said Thomas Carroll, n
and the other undivided half thereof by
from her children, Francis O. Carroll and N
Carroll, per act passed before &. r. Hogal
public in this city on the twenty. seventh
1873; the said defendant and her ehildrel
been put in possession of said properiiI
Aforesaid proportions by virtue of j
signed on the twenty third Of May. ISL
honorable the Second District Court for u
of Orleans, IN the matter entitled "Succ|
Thomas Carroll" No. IS 1863 of the docke
co urt, which Judgment has been duly IT
in conveyaL CO once Of this city In book
dred and one, folio seven hundred and
five.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS b. HAM
m he IA 81 apr Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of
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Boy, aspirel Fame Is Wifhin yonr reachl
II the bright Lexington q youth nothing
4 impossible 70 him that Wills Yong
shntospaare held horses ae q thestre door,
znd tAg hero Who shot Governor PaakaEd
Nas ouee & clerk ia New Eurk dry qooda
NsP Hqft GFaRti4
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH IA, 1877.
United states Circuit Court.


Before Judge Woods:
Ellery Wendt and HOffbauer.-Verdict
for defendant for $4,000 in recOnventiOn.
Spencer B. Root Va. James S. Rivers
Judgment by default on notes of $4,000.
j. Ad. Rozier for plain tiff.
The oath of Hon. George S. Lacey, United
States district attorney, was spread on the
minutes.
United States VS.. Edward Larned, Jr.-
NOlle prosequi entered.
Schmidt & Zuberbier vs. Kuickerboeker
Life Insurance COmpany.-On policy on
the life of Gustsve Ostermann, who died
September Is, 1876 Verdict for plaintiffs
of $2l, 1862 Al. HorDor g. Benedict for
plaintiffs; Semmes g. Mott for defendant.
Before Judge Billings:
Myra Clark Gaines We. M. j. Lizard ct
al; Joseph Fuentes vs., Myra Clark Gaines
On trial.
Superior Criminal Court.
State VS.. Peter COyle and William Wiki
inson.-Murder. Killing FEantz w. Zegler,
July 4, 1876 1t No. 143 Gravier street. In
dieted October 10, 1876. On the State ask
ing continuance bail was fixed at $4,000.
HFoRMATIoNs.
Carrying concealed weapOns.-HarmOn
Green, j. j. johnson, John GOrriDge,
Thomas Moore.
Assault by shooting at police officer
Thomas Mccoy, Jules Davis
Burglary-Lorand Leroy, Charles Adams,
Charles Williams.
First District Court.
Petty lareeny-Alex Williams, on plea of
guilty, one year; Louis Alexis, Robert
Frasier, Frank Roman, acquitted; Louis
johnson, nolle prosequi entered.
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THOMAS H. BAN
mills 2O77 apl4 Civil sheriff sfthe Parish q


shall dulon ct al.
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THB
- of Orleans, No. 9l0i.-By virtue of .
teri facias against Marshall GuiOn ant
lin Guion, to me directed by the homo
Sixth District Court for the parish Of
in the above entitled cause, 1
ceed to sell at public auction, at q
between Canal and CustOmhouse street.
April IL, 1877, at twelve o'clock n, the
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, tOgetl
the buildings and improvements ther.
al rights, ways, privileges and appuI
thereto belonging, situated in the y
triet Of this city. In the aquere bOunded
honde tlats DorgenOiH). Julia, Roobee
P0ydras stIeets, and deeignsted Is loI
eleven Of plan B, on q certificate or sketc
Yry made by J. A. D'B-mec0uFt, deputy
veyor, under date Of February ~. 1879,
nexed for reference to an act passed befoIi
Hero, Jr., notary, on June IL, 1875, which
measures thirty-two feet front on DolhOni
thirty.two feet ak inches IN width In thu
aixty.dve feet three inches In depth o.
line nearest Julia street, and sixty five q
inches seven lines 90 the side line heAre'
draa street, and II IL o0muosed OF the II .
numbers ten and nine. Being the Bame
acquired By MErshall Guion, defendant
from the .suecess'o1 Of .. Eahrmann,
passed b, fore Andrew Hero, Jf., notary
this city, dated July s. 1878
selaed n the above suit, ~ belonging z
ant Marshall 9uion,
Terms-cesh on the aPQt.
mbI3nH spiA oiyn shsrif q ths PsIish y
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EoURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PA
II Orleans, No. 43, 395.-By virtue Of 81
fieii faciAs 70 me directed by the honor
Fourth District Court for the parish Of on
the above entitled cause, / viii proceed 4
public auction, at the Merchants and AUD
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal :
tomhouEe streets, in the Second Districi
city, on SATURDAY, April IL. 1877, 81
o'clock NJ, the following described pro-
wit
THRBE LOTS OF GROUND, in the FcIl
Eighth, Ninth, Constance and Magazine
being lots numbers eight, nine and ten,
each other, and measuring thirty-ODe
inches on Eighth street, by sixty-four
or less, In depth, lot number ten forh
corner Of Eighth and Constance atreets.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS H. BAN
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Samuel j, Randall, ex-Speaker, visited
tho Legislature Of Massachusetts Wednee
day. Each house took 8 recess after his
formal introduction. His reception was
most cordial By the members Of both par
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-16

Jean Francois BeugBOt ct ais. VS..
sion of John Leisy.


EoURTR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PA
Il Orleans, No. A, 433.-By virtue Of a wit
ure and sale to me directed by the hOnos
Fourth District Court for the parish of Oh
the above entitled cause, will proceed 70
GERS Exchange, Royal street, betwee
and Customhouse streets, in the Seed
trict of this city, on SATURDAY, April
at twelve O'Clock NJ, the following descrih
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with
buildings and improvements thereon AM
tenances thereof, situated in the First ii
this city, IN the square bounded by Com
Charles, Gravier and Carondelet streets
mated by the number four on plan draVF
A. HediD, architect and civil engineer, uni
Of the tV enJy third of March, 1850, depa
the records Of h. B. Censs, late q notary
this city; which said lot meRsues twentys
two inches front on Common street,
feet two inches four lines wide on the
0y eighty-thTee feet eleven inches two
depth. Said property was acquired joint
tebdant and Joseph LOrber from Geo
HOghtOn, al per act executed on the fifth
1867, bt fore r. II. Morse, consul Of the
States at London, England, registered in
veyance ottce of this city, book ninety,G
one hundred and thiTty.One, and by
passed before P. Charles CuvellieF, late
in this city, on the seventeenth of Az
eaid Joseph LOrOer sold and conveyed to 4
Leisy all his right, title and interest in and
property, ss per CONVEYANCE office b 1Ok
four, folio three hundred and siKty.One.
Seized in the above suit.
Telms-Cash on the spot.
mh6 "A 81 APT Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of
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L. A. Sheldon vs.. Carrollton Railroad
Congratulations alleges damage to
the extent of $4,000, received by careless
ness and negligence of defendants en-
ployes in causing him to fall from q car
and severely iDjure his head, inhieting q
dIsfRuripR scar
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WANTED.
SHERIFF,S SALES.
Charles MRduelI, Testamentnry EH
and Mrs. M. d. keliclte Caballero Con

Charles MRduelI, TestamentnFy ExI
and Mrs. M. d. kelicite Caballero Con
H. MOnsseaux ct 81.
EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAD
Il Orleans, No. 5547.-By virtue of
feri faeias against Antonio PalaeiO,
directed by the honorable the Fifth
Court for the parish of Orleans, in til
entitled cause, / will proceed to sell Y
auction, at the Merchants and Auctiona
change, Royal street, between Canal and
house streets, in the Second District of 7
on TUESDAY, April 3, 1877. at twelve Cd
the following described property, to wit
THAT CBKrAIN HALF Or P0RTION OFl
SQUARE OF GROUND, situated in nd
lately in the parish Of Jefferson, but nod
city Of New Orleans, in this State, design
the numbeF sky one on a plan drawn b|
min Buisson, late surveyor, dated March h
deposited in the office Of William BOsN I'll
notary public in this city; said half 60
ground measuring one hundred and twe
feet eight inches front on Nayades [
Charles) street, five huRdred and one
inches front on Eleanor street, one huna
twenty feet front 90 Huntsville street, and
ing the other other half of said square on I
nearest Nashville street; together with ID
prOvements thereon, and all the rights, VI
vitudes, privileges and advantages Their
longing. Acquired by the defendant herd
MO EscolRslicO SantuTnino de PAlscio v San
by purchase from Milton Cumming Rand
act passed before Selim Msgner. late Q mold
1857
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
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State Va. Michael Brennan.-Robbery of
. gold watch and chain, valued at s2lO,
from Hy. Brengel, May %, 1875. Convicted
March 8, 1876. Sentence Of fourteen years.
State vs.. Pat MallOy.-Burglary and
grand larceny of jewelry worth 5000, ct
Joseph CimAreli's coffeshouse, No. l57
Lafayette street, June 26, 1876.
PLEADED GUILTY.
Harrison Green, Thomas Moore and John
Goings, of carrying concealed weapons.
First District COprts
MFoRMATIoNs-
Assault and battery-Mary Valentine,
Austin Harris, James Castonef, Bill vii
hams, Sam Jenkins and Daniel Desmond.
PLEADED GUILTY.
Assault and battery-Henry Cramer and
j. johnson, of assault.
Obtainining money under false pre-
tences-Henry Neal.
CONVICTED.
Petty larceny-Thomas Bennett.
Assault with intent to rOb-John Henry,
alias Chicken"
ACQUITTED.
Petty laTceny-JOhn Wilson and Sam
Farren.
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THURSDAY, MARCH Is, 1877.


Presentation. W. B. Woods, circuit
Judge; Hon. E. C. Billings, district Judge.
F. Rogers ct al. va. steamer May Lowery
and eargo.-All appeals less than go dis
missed. Richard DeGray, for plaintiff; N.
M. Cohen, for appellant.
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Superior Criminal Court.

Petty lareeny-Alex Williams, on plea of
guilty, one year; Louis Alexis, Robert
Frasier, Frank Roman, acquitted; Louis
johnson, nolle prosequi entered.
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Mrs. w!d .8L S Sscllla err. GTshan vs.

mbs IA IL APT Civil Sheriff S Of ths P a. ha y
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tion TO promote the general welfare and
10 shape henpeforward the true policy
and legislation OF the country, basing
our actions upon the following prinoi-
pies and purposes
II, A better financial policy than the
one which has impoverished the masses.
brought utter stdpnntt0n upon commerce
and thrown out of employment millions
80 Eight hours the standard by which
wages shall be paid.
10. Arbitfative committees for the
adjustment Of disputes between capital
and labor.
~. Prohibition Of the use of prison
labor by private employers.
"h. Prohibition of the continuance of
manual laborin factories and elsewhere
by children under fourteen years Of
age.
80. Compulsory education and the
liberal application of funds for educa-
tional purposes.
~. Reduction Of taxation, and eeono-
my In all governmental expenses,
whether Federal. State or municipal.
20. A tariff for revenue only. and an
absolute abolition of duties upon the
necessaries Of life, the burden Of which
is borne by the poorer CLASSES.
80. Opposition to class legislation.
40. A return TO early principles by
letting the office seek the man, and d
firm refusal to support professional
politicians.
I'll. No man shall be put In nomina-
tion save he be workingman."
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THE wORkINGMEN's PARTY.
The Platform and Resolutions Adopted mt
Louisville.
CONFECTIONERY


The following is the platform and re-
solutions adopted by the Workingmen s
party, lately successful in the Louisville
election:
Whereas, the two political parties of
the United States, within the past eight
or ten years, have failed to legislate in
behalf Of the working class Of people !;
and,
Whereas, labor was ordained by di-
vine command, and is the only true
source ola peoples happiness, health
and prosperity, and the only sure pro-
Queer Of wealth, power and civilization ;
therefore be it
"Resolred. That we, the working peo-
pie of the city of Louisville and State
Of Kentucky, do hereby repudiate the
Democratic and Republican parties.
BE 1t further resolced. That we re-
commend to the industrial classes of
the Union, whether agricultural, me-
chanical or commercial, and to all
others who sympathize in our views,
that there be an immediate organiza-
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II II Apt to Inst for over six Won

SCRANTON. Pe.. August 7.-The miners
Of thiB region manifest d most deter
mined attitude, and from present pros.
poets 1t Ia safe to say will prolong the
strike In the Laokawanna and Wyo-
ming valleys for six months. II no set-
Element is made. An important meet
ing Of delegates from every mine in
Luserne county will be held here to.
morrow TO appoint general executive
committee and adopt u programme for
the purpose OF securing perfect unity Of
attion, SO that the men at oil tn mines
will resume work simultaneously when
ever tho time for resumption has come.
A mammoth Htore WAS opened hero
to-day by The Miners Executive Com
mittee TO relieve the immediate neeessi-
ties of those of their number who are
In distress, and 1t was speedily filled
with provisions. Business men placed
a dozen teams at their disposal, free Of
charge, for the purpose of receiving and
distributing supplies, and the scene
about the store was animated In the ex-
IRENE. Farmers In the surrounding
country have made them donations OF
potato patches, and many of the miners
have gone off In gangs to do work In
the country and receive pay in pro-
visions.
To-morrow's meeting Ia awaited with
interest. The Seventh Division, State
militia, expected to be ordered home TO.
day. but owing to tho critical condition
Of affairs will remain another week.
Gov. Hartranft has telegraphed that he
will be here tomorrow. The Third In
fantry, United States regulars, remain
on the cars night and day, ready to
move at O. moments notice in any d.
reotion. A double guard was placed on
duty In oil parts Of the city tonight,
owing to information received of in.
tended depredations.
Meetings are held In the nelghhoring
woods at night, and rocket signals con-
tinue to be sent up at midnight from
every hill. Threats that vengeance will
reap red revenge when the military
leave are freely INDUCED in.
During a review Of tho Seventh
Division to day by Gen. Hurdekoper and
staff the streets were thronged, and q
great sensation was created by the
mother Of one of tho men shot last
Wednesday appearing on the scene,
clapping her hands in a vehement grief,
exclaiming, ooh Godl ISM this a black
sight for my poor hearth" The intensity
of feeling still prevalent gives rise to
much bitter discussion. and how or
where the trouble will end Is still q
great mystery.
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NOTES.


= The Democrats Of Massachusetts, viii
hold their State convention at Worcester on
Thurpday. September ~,
- Tho Montreal tfasette Is confident that
the Canada gold fields have millions II,
them " they could only bc worked properly
and nersiatently,
= IL Ia rumored that Mr.. Morrison, of Iii.
nois. ifhe finds his aspirations FOR the Speaker
ship hopeless, will throw what Influence he
retains IN favor Of Mr.. Saylcr, Of Ohio,
Brown University, at Providence, r. T.,
has thrown out The suggestion to the other
American colleges that reform In the matter
OF granting honorary degrees la desirable,
The Mayor OF Pensacola has issued a
proclamation giving notice TO all concerned,
s'tlat vessels coming from any part of Cuba
from thia date will not be permitted to come
TO the city till frost.
- BY a new law. all real estate owners, lcs-
sees, and railroad companies In Missouri are
required. under penalty Of $40, to cut down,
before the seeds ripen, the Canada thistles
growing upon ther land oralong their roads.
Tho City Collector Of Boston adsertisca
$500 ''cstates" for sale for non-payment of
taxes. These represent per cent of the real
estate tax Of the city, and tho owners may
find II profitable to step up 10 the captains
Office and settle,
Tho best church organ In tho country, the
Mormons claim, n in tho Tabernacle at Salt
Lake City. It's tones owing to the peculiar
metal from which they are produced, are said
to be wonderful. II was built entirely by
homo artists, and has never been successfully
initiated,
A Paris telegram states that IL appears
certain that IN amicable arrangement at
least outwardly, has been effected between
the heretofore opposing sections of the I'M
perialist party, the advorsaries Of NJ Rouher
having submitted to his control and direction
of affairs for the present
lion. Alexander IL. Stephens says that in
his opinion the Constitutional Convention of
Georgia should not undertake TO pass upon
the validity or invalidity of any claim against
the State, but ought TO establish or provide u
Judicial tribunal FOR the just and rghtful add
judioation of all such matters.
Lawyer West, who Is running Tor Gov or
nor Of Ohio, IL not going to let any opportu-
mites slip. Says he; Il chance TO be the son
of as humble a mechanic as any that stands
now before me. l CHANGED in my early life to
receive my early education at the forge
blowing the bellows and welding the sledgc :"
During the year Just closed the United
States sold 1o500o, 900 yards Of cotton goods
abroad, ten times mere than was exported the
year before. The sale is being rapidly extended
to every quarter of the globe where humanity
wears anything better than unadorned lowell
ness: and at present the predictions of Mr..
Wheelright that the trade will be quad
rupied in two years stands first class chance
of realization.
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COL. sC0TT's MOVEMENTS.
[Pittsburg Telegraph, August s |

lEktspurR leiosraphi huEust
Col. Scott aud the party of officials
who arrived from the East yesterday
held q lengthy conference last evening,
at which all questions of reconstruc-
tion were considered. Little or nothing
can be learned of the exact proceeding
of the meeting, as the officials are reti-
cent. 1t is, however, known that the
question of the disposition OF the scrap
iron, which has been advertised for sale.
was under discussion. A number of
bids from iron firms OF the city were
opened, but it was concluded that the
company could use it to more advan-
tage than sell it at the prices offered.
Concerning the rebuilding of the round
houses it was decided to rebuild one Of
them Immediately, and to erect such
structures for offices as the present
needs require; The advisability Of To-
eating the shops and other round
houses farther out upon the road was
discussed. but no action taken.
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.,.1,..,. ,.fatttI,, <t,xfyt,,r t,.f,
@bIOAD JtDiJiAL Ul5i itII JGohJ FOfs
- the Sixth ana seventh Mnnlclphl Distrlets o.
tm9 pf isii VI OaiehS. w 'pv gttue " r.. y
WfIt 81 selIiirc ma sa ., W me- dlIeet;l ny tne
honorable the second 7 udica DistrlG COtirt Tor
NE SKIN ana seventh mun,ielpal ulstTiets ~
me par'sh 81 orleans ~ the hbgyc ehtlticd otlse
WIN prQeeel ~ sell nj pubic auGloil ~ me me
MERCHANTS ana Auttoncers E&cHabae' hoyat
street between Canal ana 1ustoInhopts.s, STREETS.
IN the Second Dstrlet o. thls city on nio,NsIaf,
August u, 1877. NJ IL oclock, M, tbeloiioWih9
deseri6nd properly - WI r,onm,a,y m,
+. 4 GERTAlA piEcE " pohJiioN VI
GROUND, with all the buildings and Improve,
mcnts thereon appurtenanees thereof. ana ~
the rights, Ways privileges. servltudes anu 10
yanthge5 thercunto; belonging or ~ my WEE
appcrtafning situated IN the sixth Dlsp i q
THIS city; 10 square number sixty-sx Whieh y
bounded by 81 charles bealn 1aron NJ ana
formsihe corner OF Carondelet ana Milan streets,
and measures one hnnarfh an ny IeeL Ipons
feet IN depth and front on Milan street, between
parallel lines, and Is composed Of tbs whole OF
The lots designated by the numbers thirteen,
fDLTLseo HHftH. S1&b5BH HUI FsFeDuebU on Ii
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Wolf: Same vs. same.
GUPERIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
> parish OF Orleans. Nos. 1891 and 8744-By
virtue Of two writs OF fleri facias to M directed
by the honorable the Superior District Court for
the parish Of Orleans. in the above entitled
causes for city taxes Of 1874 and 1876, win pro-
coed 10 sell at public auction, at the Merchants
and Auctioneers' Exchange. Royal street, be-
tween Canal and Customhouse streets, in the
second District Of this city. on TUESDAY. Sep
TENDER II, 1871, at II O'Clock m. the following
described property, to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in
the First District Of this city, in squar. number
Charles Clio. Carondeiet and CallioDe streets.
designated as lot number seven, measuring
twenty three feet front on st. Charles street by
one hundred and seventeen feet in depth,
Seized III the above suits,
Terms-Cash ON the spot
THOMAS H. HANDY,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
auto q sell
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VINCUNTAGsON.
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST
DIsINFECTANT IN THE WORLD.

1t will positively remove unpleasant odors
from Sewers Water Closets, etc, in ten minutes.
No trouble. No preparation. Always ready for
use.
You have only to scatter few handsful in and
around the places where the bad doors arise
and in a few minutes the odors disappear.
1t is packed in buckets. twelve pounds each
Price 81 IS per bucket For sale by
l. L. LYONS, Agent,
~ and II Camp and 113 lis and lit Gravier streets
New Orleans. le30 2W SaIuIh