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Gain In bales over
prpyiDIlR j2nTun

The steamship kanstnRt0n carried away %
balOa per ton register.
The following upwards Of 10n) are some OF
the vessels which have used the GILMAN
FULLER On portions " their cnrgoes frequent
trials showing that against tier Of "a bales
tied by hand ono Of 20 TO 80 was slowed whom
tied by the Fuller.
The steamship Hanover made gain Of ~ per
cent on Cotton from the anme Press. nnd IN d
Box Railroad Car Il gain fCam tiles aanle Fr"4s
of "A Dor cont WAS made by the GILMAN
FULLER md GRIP TlEnone Steamships 81.
Louis. Highhury. Norma. Bon Venue. kings
ton. scio. Carthuaian, Minor. Ashhurno. Cy
press. Andean. Abdle ArtIlertst. Borussia,
RrnunschweiR. Baltimore. Cordova. Conaot.
Dilos, Elpie Embiehoue. Ely.re Effective FL
more Fire Queen. Frankfurt Fifzroy. Hayden
Historian. Hesleden, Harden. Hudson.ln Inventor
Kulekerbocker. Linda. Leverrier. lano Lone
Mediator. Monarch. Martinique, Isis
aippi. Morgan City. Naples, ,Nurnherg. New
Orleans oeerGn Orator. r'r, R nes rSnr y,
Sailing vessels, Alma. Anna Gauds Ad"Tn ma
John r. Berry. Birmingham. Baden, Constan-
tin. City OF BROOKLYN. Cleopatra. David Malcolm
Emgirf o.
Oscar. Genhnort Hercules. ismnr 40 MARINE
John Wesley. John Bunyan; kathtnka Lq-
EtGnanO. mRrEuerite. MAfcia NFfenleHl, mibute
M Watts Mary Ann. Mary Riggs. Nunauam
Dormio. Orient. Portlaw. Paul Boyton. Queen
Of Beauty. Ryerson. Regina. Reeuelta, Rock
Terrace, Richard Parsons. Stewart freeman
Ellen NJ Story. Sahino. Thos. Lord, Wyoming
Yorktown. To MI OF which you, are referred
but more especially 10 the operation Of the mt
chine itself. for the quality Of tha work done.
Orders for te use lrft ut tho presses named
or at this dfilce. will be attended to.
JOHN Ii. LAFITTE & CO.,
Managers Louisiana Cotton Tie Company,
No. $50 Grnyier street,
nolS 3m 9Th q sthp
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LOST.

/ OST-ON WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER ~,
bsfWeen Louisiana Avenue anA Greenwood
Cemetery. small yellow BLANK BOOK. con-
tanning two flve-dollar bills and receipts, etc..
valuable 10 tho owner. who Is needy. Pleasa
eave at This Office ds28 2ts
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R.Lr wAMTEs, -FEMAs. EA,
Cooks. Cham barmm,as. sto.

WhNTED-A STEADY. INDUSTRIOUS
w German woman to cook aud neaist In
homework. nj No 252 JHcksnn at dos 2ts
WANTED A WHITE COOK: ALSO. A
w nurse German preferred Small family
Apply at No. 2ne Esplanade street deas IT.
WA ED-A COOK (WHITE) pOR A
w small fnmily Apply Mt No, 3n7 rspfnnnds
Al rect. nenT Johnson. ting7 ~
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A CADEMIGAL DEPARTMENT OF TIN
UNIVERSITY or LOUISIANA.

UNIV bhhi L w ltpblFIANA-
Tho second session opened nm tho fret ~
last October and Will close on tho thrtieh Of
next June
Terms ~ ~ quarter session payable In nd
vance.
r. H. JESSE. trraduato Of Univeraity ~ VII
ginial Dean. md Professor Of Lntin aud EuG
lah Literature
j. H. GROSS. tgradun'e ~ Virginia Military
Instituted. Professor Of Mathematics ana Ma
tural Philosophy.
E,O. HARDING. NJ A.. (ta'a Follow In Crock
In tho Johns Hppkina Uuivetsifyl. Professor 81
Greek and tho Eng lsh Language.
M II. JUL AN tgrRdnat" ofth University Of
Franco. Professor " Fronon Language end
ri. DEILER. tgraduaa Of tho Royal Normal
College of Munichl. Professor or d0fmnu Inn
guaae and Literature.
IL. II. MONTGOMERY. Professor Of + imam
ship and commercial course
ASSISTANTS. Prof. Aicee Forter. i'rof n.
l., BemiEs.
Nothing but French ID spoknn IN tho French
lecture room. In English Literature about 80
paRea will he road this ansston from each Of tho
principal writer's from Ghnucar to shakespeare
inclusive. There IL parallel couIan ot Eng
iish History extending oy"r tho ammo period.
Next session the rourpa In liiofntnre Will begin
with Lord Bacon and end with Edmund Burke.
For catalogue and further Information. nd
dress II. VI. JESSE. Dean. Otfcn. corner Bar
rome and Conn on straats. Buainrea honrf
from 10 10 II every day. dtl4 I'm
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FOR SALE.

ENOR SALE TWO ENGINES. 10 INCHES IN
L diameter of cylinder > $50 feot stroke; ono
sann mo pounds: ono doctor. with two 2Txs
Inch pumps. steam pipes steam drums and all
connexions comui ~ and in good orier APP
ply III tb7 ST. Charlea street DEF 4tsu
L'OR HALF-A COUNTRY STONE FOR
u snlo on account OF renovnl ono Of tho best
located BUSINESS points on tho upper sugar
coast. doing - large and inereasrg business.
located on Chopin Home plantation. b. James
parish, In. For particulars apply IN
w. II Il r. r. THOMSON.
de6 I'm Convent Poetoffee st Jnnes. LIN.
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SITUATIONS WANTED -FEnALRs.
pkA. Nnraes Et

WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w woman n situation cook MD vaeh for
a sm1ll family Address w. g. this office.
dt2a2tt
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WANTS.

| WANTED-THE PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT
~ the cheapest and best advertising In the
CITY 10 In this column. ar ton cents rar nne for
ssrtiOn $50
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Sold AZ the most accommodating terms. Also
all kinds of
BRASS AND STRING INaTRUM ENTS. AC-
CQRDEONS. MUSIC BOXES.
SHEET MUSIC
and every Imaginable article In the music line.
Grunewali Hall Is the largest and most pop
nlar music house In tho Southwest, favorahly
known all over the country for It's fair and lib
era dealing, courteous attendance and the 50.
perior quality Of It's goods offered. invite the
ment before they huy elsewhere. and person,
ally convince thenaelves that : arunewaid
Hall" IL the CHEAPES PLACE in the South
any other Musical Instruments. Old Pianos and
Organs tai en- In exchange or repaired at mod
crate figures.
LOUIS GRUNEWALD,
IA ..BAROsNE STREET. .........Z2
nosoH NEW ORLEANS.
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WANTEB-EY A RESPECTABLE WHITE
W woman. q situation to cook una wnah for
amnl fnmiIy. Address MARY this aftiee.
dp2I al
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TO SHIP OWNERS,
CAPTAINS and COnsignccs.

The GILMAN STEAM BAND TIGHTENER
AND TYER and GRIP TIE nro now In uRo on
the ORLEANS. PELICAN and CHAMPION
PRESSES and on no other preasea In New Or
Ieans. but viii shortly be III operation on the
LIVERPOOL PRESS also Your attention Ia
called To the feet that this IL the only Fuller that
pulls NIL Of tho bands to an odun md full ton
sion and fastens them exactly Ut tho point 70
which thoy are strained automatically and intle-
pendent Of tho will Or the operator. insuring
uniform perfection or work. II II the only
Fuller that has any authentic record to show
that IL Ia of any benefit 10 the ship In increasing
It's stowage.
The following vessels have had tho bands of
their entire cargoes of Cotton PIT on by this
Puller. The entire gain on tho narg"es OF two
ot them fthe Chiswick and Whiokhanl1 wna duo
10 the Pullera and Grip Tic alone: md Il n but
fair to state that one half Of tho gain On the
other cargoes was also due to tho Pullers and
Grip Tie alone:
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SITUATIONS wAnrED-mAaEs.
saaehrs, an, Etc,

EDaehman, Etc.
NANTED-BY A ROBER AND INDUS-
W trloua young man. u situation as privnte
ennohnnn. who understands his bus moss md
can make himself generally useful about ths
houFe. Address GEORGE MULLEN. No. IT'S
FsranaiS Rrest. tIc47 OH
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ors o. tho different cotton press ynrda nro in
Ited to attend meeting 10 ~ hrlI III Tia pia
Follows Hall SUNDAY Doc mher 2s MT co., n.
n. NJ J TFtSNGK
dn27 ~ ENnrNtHTy.
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FOR RENT.

lNsp CANAL RTREET ROOMB WITH OR
u 't+p without board dela 1m%
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MISCELLANEOUS wANrm.
Scholars.

WANTED A YOUNG WIDOW lady IS
w desirous Of obtaining n few scholars either
Tor piano organ also. vocal music Terms
moderate. to suit the times. Address A. r. r..
Darnocrnt office. dota'f
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(fhRH-AND A FAIR PRICE PAID FOR
~ good SECOND hand Furniture Books and
Merchandise Of every desnription Send list OF
what Won have to soil nnd your ndIress to Lock
Box b4e, Now Orleans, PoR0fIlno. ds2 I'm
Plane Tuning.
kf a0 FOR PIANO TUNING BEST WORK
~ NV vt $50 Maen mo street. D. LEBCH.
Hglrao Ptnnst nnlGR
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To sell lands

WANTED TO SELL OR EXCHANGE FOR
~ city property. LOTS and iuprovoInents
thereon situated In Tho towns ~ Ba. frnp md
Tauelpahoa In, and LANDS In Lincoln and
Lawrence counties. Mlae., also near Monticello.
Miss. with GRtST MILL, md other firm ap-
pnrenanees thereon. Addrsea. A. D.. FoatofIlee
box $40. o. dos AnSutm
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Ing tho present high wnfor and until further
notine. sugar will 10 handled by my Gle vHpra NJ
three csntR hog head moiHsRns nf one ana IL
half cents nor barrel
de2T ut r. j. OnFILLY
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6peefAl safH 10 FtnnneMinn Rnd tfpnrr
Coaat Passengers md Snppers Tia steamer
DH sMEF WINS purchased FIR ard viii reunin
In tho Pladuemine and Upper Coast tradN, al
reports to ths contrary notwithstanding nud
sha will carry freight as chenn nr my boats In
the trade. or nj rhirpara prices
FRANK orr ENDDRFER
da9s al Master pt,f ftvgnrr
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M. TX AIN rs,

Call In and see his BRAN NEW STOCK OF
GOODS. selected by himself especial ? for his
natrong oc4 3r1 So
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r J O'RFTLIY.

pRny December 10. 1870 "A aivhnnd Of FHIiEF
DOLLARS AND FIFlY CENTS TER RHAhE
will he paid on TUESDAY. Junuary ~ 1870. out
OF the earnings ot mo pna ~ mouths.
Tho transfer book viii ho closed from Jann-
Rry until January H. 1890
iaIT tialH v EAITOII Henretnry
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once M New "r...ns n.y m.Ir".a

COMPANY No. I'll CANAL street. Now Orleans
DeComhar TO- 1870 Az n manting of tho Eonra
of Directors, held thia day. II DIVIDEND oI
TWO DOLLARS per share was danlnro1 pny.
lbla to tho Stockholders on or nftar MONDAY
January 8, 1870 All tranafera Of Rtook for tor
lays previous TO that date muet To oy dividend
deli td q. q. EEWIR Anerntarv
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PdRISK OFFICERS.
TdR1 OrrLcrpS

"aaO w ~ Lib o.
sm l Police Juror, Thomas John
'nlice OF the Peace, Lorcnzo
NC Co'stablc, o. J. Butler.
Hsun-S. Is. Shackeifo,d. Mayor;
ei0T, Magistrate; >. NJ. Lacroix,
'm .-Police Juror, J. 3. Lewis,
Td the Peace, John p. Hadnoi;
yass, John Anthony.
sas-police Juror. Joshua Kem,,;
M q the Peace, Robert Lacrux;
's'le Thomas Magoner.
20 t-Pdice Juror, n. Nugen.. jr.
n. Inc Peace, 5. Y. LacroiA; Con-
l II. Thompson.
as-rolice Juror, j N. Brian:
N WI q the Peace. q. X. Nugent; Con
NV H. Norris.
Me-rolice Juror, B Chelettr;
"a S y ias u Peace, ;. L CrMe; Con
, wa -polios Jaror. s. O.. C.rry::
NJ ' 10 aee Peace, s. c. Curry. Con-
W. Ethudge
l. ssSn'S,oaxiar-H. v. Mccain Mayor
~. =, .ha'dy, Magistrate; Ii. {. Rogers
|. SCHOOL BOARD. 0sr
!. Dem, President; A. l.. Grow,
80 ". G. Deal, Secretary; II. \.
Nd = ' o..I. Kemp, J. 2. LIncecum
" Iliiett, members.
ss;siils Lodge No. lO3-Recular
a. saons first and third SUNDAYS
~ ISonth: Ofiicers-A. L. Grow
frowell, s W; W. s. Calhoun,
lstsft, secretary.
Ensy Lodge No. lss-Repular
~ sons first Saturdays on OF
III nom Of each month.
&sS%;. ysn MCCAIN, v N; i. N.
i,sS,.' rhos 7. shumsse. J MD.
I ~ David Hardy, Secretary;
sep 30 = .; J. Mccain, J d; W. y.
ssa 8. A. pesn. Stewards;
Isss5y MsTs6in: SaVi ia H.
~ 6. G. Jh1 la.
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A clock made entirely Of bread
has lately been received in Milan,
Italy, from Perm. II was construct.
ed bya Indian, whe, q havingsno
means of purchasing material,
saved portion Of the soft part Of
his daily bread for the purpose,
He solidified it with a certain salt
which rendered it very hard and
insolnble in water. Ihe clock keeps
good time, sand- the case, also of
hardened bread, displays artistic
talent.
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mo. Is,
IN. o. Democrat, Feb. IL


Hon, B. f. Jonas, who was elect
ed on Tuesday by the Louisiana
Legislature to succeed Hon j. b.
S'ist,s in the United States Senate,
is quite a young man. He was born
III Kentucky in 1884 and came to
this city IN 1852, graduated in law
III the university Of Louisiana In
the class Of 1855, and began the
practice of his profession in New
Orleans in partnership with the
late Gov. Hyams, with whom he
was associated until the latter's
death. An accomplished scholar.
aud possessing a keen, active and
vigorous inrllect, Mr.. Jonas soon
made himself prominent both at
the bar and npclitics He was
co-operatIonist IN 1861, but when
Louisiana seeded he promptly en-
listed in her service aud served
through the war, part OF the time
in that historic body, Fenners
Battery, and subsequently, as nd.
jutant in Hoods artillery corps.
The war over, Mr. Jonas returned
TO the city aud resumed the prac-
tice of his profession. which he has
continued with distinguished sbili-
ty up to the present time gsa 81
Daring the past ten or Twelve
years he has served the city and
State with distinction in several
capacities. In 1872 he was nomi-
mated by the Democratic conyen-
ton for Lieutenant Governor Ola
The t.cast headed By Coy, John
McEnery. On the organization OF
the fusion ticket Mr.. Jonas retired
from the ticket in favor of Col. d.
b, Penn, the choice of the Liberal
wing Of the fusion. But ne con.
tinued throughout that evantfui
canvass one oil. the most eloquent
and faithful champions OF the COM
mon cause. He was a member of
the House of Representatives in
1855 .. and of the McEmery Senate
IN lSG3.s InIlo16 he WAS again
elected TO the House, and served
during the succeeding session, du-
ring which he was chairman of the
Judiciary Committee Of that body.
He was also City Attorney from
1874 to, 1874, and IN 1876 an active
andable member of the Democratic
Stale Contra. Committee.
Thus, it will be seen that, with 8
large and lucrative practice. the
new senator has devoted large
share of his energy aud ability to
the public service. He is q straight
out National Democrat. He is a
aceut and forcible speaker, often
eloquent, and, above all, his integ-
r!ty Is above reproach. In MIR.
Jonas the Democratic party viii
have u faithful aud earnest champ
ION, and the levee, railroad, sugar
and other national interests OF
Louisiana an able, persistent and
determined advocate. aif0 SIS -
Mr.. Jonas is contemporaries,
aud when he reaches the Senate
we have little doubt that the fraud
and usnrper kellogg " i'll soon hsva
to step down and out; and his voice
will always be lifted up to denonnce
Federal interference IN Louisiana
affairs and to expose the cruel per :
secnticns Ut her citizens. Hon. J.
b. Eustis, wh, viii retire from the
Senate lat the expirationHo of the
present session. has served the
State WITH marked ability aud faith
fulpess, and Mr.. Jonas viii have y
vacancy to I'll which requires ST
The largs gifts he possesses. 2 ioa
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usCan You cure my eyes r. said a

Scan you cure my eyes r. said a
man TO DR.. Brown "Yes, raid the
doctor, '.I YOU will follow my pre-
scription.r 20 certainly. docter,
said the patient Il viii doanything
70 havelmy eyes cured. What IL
your remedy, doctor 2. gYou must
steal = borse," said the doctor, very
soberly- Steal a horse doctor,g"'
said the patient in arnazement,
chow will that cure my eyes y
"You VIII sent 10 the STATE prison
for FIVE years, where you copld hos
get whisky. aud during yonr incar.
ceratioa your eyes wouldges wsii"
said the dpctor. The patient lo0k-
ed somewhat credulons, but did
not adopt the doctors remedy.
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THE WEEKLY
d T. NJ Q G. r a II

i handsome Eight Page Paper,
issued every Saturday, containing
tIe latest news by telegraph and
avail from all parts OF the world.
.t{lill SL1- 4 ~
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go to tie d IT, said an irate
householder To thetsnth mau xl,o
bad pnllea The ball within a hai,
hour inquire il he wanted chs
sidewalk shoveled of, !" "Be GORE, =
said the Hibernian applicant, ''I'm
afeared he has no snow 10 shovel :
He ~asengaged.a az 3 As2lgsES
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= Trapsien, advertisements l;tya-
(. ,dyance quarterly ada. monthly
.l,,nce; yearly ads. quarterly IN adj
~ accept By SPECIAL contract;
4 ,a,rr,isen.ents are not paid i'r
!, Ii, time expires for which the!
.'shesa ordered 10 bc published, tue:
kcOayinred, aRa payment e 'ictr"
En- f.a tine they appeared Ia lit
,r
n An advertisements sent e. thu
we. not otlersissrpcci6ed 81, vii!
|. r,e,tsi til forbid. AMI ehars,d az
rfsgls ~
n Obituary sad Marriage 1"'''e~ "i
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Job WORK u,ust be paid Tor IN de
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Feathers are used this yesrt,
trim everything except hosA
pillows ~ g7' q ssls ~
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CITY TAXES 1879.
RELIEF TO TAXPAYERS.
New ORLEANS, November 10, 1870.

New ORLEANS, November 49, 1870.
You are hereby notified to pay your tax Of
1879. principal and interest. which has been
past due since January l 1879. You are further
Informed that by ordinance OF the City Council
OF November Is. 1879. you will be permitted to
pay the said tax principal and interest. with
out any accrued costs OF either clerk or sheriff
provided you pay the same. either at the Civil
Sheriff's office or that of the Administrator of
Finance. within ten days from the service OF
notice by the sheriff.
Should you neglect to take advantage OF the
benefits Of said ordinance within that time 1t
will be the duty OF the sheriff to proceed with
the collection of your tax. by advertisement
and sale as usual. In which case oil the costs
will be required OF you. In considering this
notice to pay do not allow yourself to be de-
ceived by the idea that any remission OF costs
or other reduction OF your Indebtedness for the
tax Of 1879 s permitted by the new constitution
now before the people for adoption Ms 1t ap-
plies only to the taxes of previous years.
The above relief Is also granted to delin-
Quents OF 1878 aud previous years.
]. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil sheriff.
ALE. IA. 1SAACSON
no19tf Administrator OF Finance
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BODLEY BROTHERS

three aud four mule Cane CARTS. Ok Carts Log
Wheels, Cotton Wagons. Bagasse CARTS. Farm
CARTS, Rioe CARTS Small CARTS Of every size. four
for delivering goods. Spokes. :Felloes. Shafts,
Hounds, Wagon Material. Axle Grease, Oar
Boxes. etc. We especially call attention to our
tull-slzed swed9ed and hardened Axles. Chilled
Boxes and extra ironing Of all our Carts and
Wagons. Manufactured In our own factories 81
Wheeling. w. Va. from the best material and BY
skilled mechanics. we can give reliable
guarantee meet any competition md suDply
~ Il Hs1et-Is - - Unisa. strsss.
myz 2dp On
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REMOVALS.
TO SHIP OWNERS,
Captains aud Consignees.

| The GILMAN STEAM BAND TIGHTENER
| AND TYER, and GRIP TIE. are now In use on
the ORLEANS. PELICAN and CHAMPION
| PRESSES. and ~ no other presses In New Or
| leans hut will shortly be- III operation on the
| LIVERPOOL PRESS also. Your attention Is
called to the fact that this is the only Fuller that
| pulls all of the bands to equal and full ten
sion and fastens them exactly Mt the point TO
| which they are strained automatically aud inde-
pendent Of the will Of the operator. lnsuring
uniform perfection Of work. II 10 the only
| Fuller that has any authentic record to show
that 1t IL Of any benefit to the ship In increasing
| Its stowage.
| The following vessels have had the bands Of
| their entire cargoes of Cotton put on by this
Fuller The entire gain on tho cargoes OF two
| of them tthe Chiswick and Whickhaml was due
/ to the Pullers and Grip Tie alone; and 1t IL but
| fair to state that one-half of the gain on the
other cargoes was also due to the Pullers and
Grip Tie alone:
! Gain In bales over
Name OF vessel previous cargo
Bark Gaspee i OO3
/ Bark Bremen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 731
Ship Minnie Gerow. $40
Nhip Western Empire -.t-.-s... 4 $50
| Steamship Chiswisk acknowledgements. 796
| Steamship Whckham. ---.-.--...-.. 800
| Steamship kenstngton. Observation-Disclosures ATS
Shit GilChrist .265
/
bales per ton register.
The following upwards OF 1907 are some Of
the vessels which have used the GILMAN
| FULLER on portions of their cargoes frequent
| trials showing that against o tier OF % bales
| tied BY hand one OF &c to 30 was slowed when
! tied by the Fuller.
| The steamship Hanover made a gain OF 81 per
cent on Cotton from the same Press. and In a
| Box Railroad Car a gain from the same Press
| of "a per cent was made by the GILMAN
| FULLER and GRIP TIE alone. Steamships st.
Louis. Highhury. Norma. Ben Venue Kings
| ton, seio. Carthusian, Minor. Ashburno. o.
press. Andean, AbdIel, Artillerst. Borussia.
Dilos. Elpie, Emblehope, Elvlre. Elective. Ei.
more. Fire Queen. frankfurt. Fi'7roy. Hayden.
hniekerhocker,- Linda. Leverrier. Leno, Lone
Star; Maria. Louisa. Memphis. Mayaaguez.
Med i Mona n,, M9,s,nkiqne; Mlssis
ORLEANS, .Oberon, Orator, Porto Rico. Peer Of the
Realm. pEussia; RTamulas. Rita. ssmlramide.
Adolph. Alice NJ. Minott, Aphrodite, Arden Lea.
John T. Berry. birmingham. Baden. gonstan-
sou. DIamant. Empire OF Peace. Ermtna j.,
Forest Eagle Genitori Tarabochia. Gnstave and
n shn 1m He tMarths
n, Watts, Mary Ann. Mary Riggs, Nunanam
| bJI III o. oElelit. I0ItidM. RAUL DDyl0U. luttsu
Of Beauty. Ryerson. Regina. Resuelta. Rock
Terrace Richard Parsons. Stewart Freeman.
| fllen III Story. Saeino. Thos. Lord. Wyoming.
Yorktown. To all of which you are referred.
but more especially to the operation Of the ma
chine itself. for the quality II the work done.
| Orders for Its use lett at the presses named.
or at this Office, Will be attended to.
JOHN B. LAFITTE 6 CO.,
Managers Louisiana Cotton Tie Company.
No $50 Grayier street.
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FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVES.

EUh 1EAEF NEE hEsENk 49, EaSs
.Efrat Representative District.
RALPH MORGAN.
Second Reprcsentdtlre District.
THOMAS DEyEREUX.
JAMES BARRY.
Third Representative District,
w. r. BULGER.
r. w. ATKINS.
LAMBERT FRANZ.
Fourth Representative District,
JUDGE d. s. BRYoN.
Fifth Representative District,
A. RABOUIN. Jr..
LEONARD SCHNEIDER.
Sf.rth Representative District.
OCTAVE MOREL.
Seventh Representative District,
]. b. BUCHANAN.
j. A. LETTEN.
Eighth Representative District.
Ninth Representative District,
FRED HENGEL.
HERMAN MEIsTER.
Tessth Representative District,
JOSEPH II. sPEARINa.
Eleventh. Representative District,
JOSEPH BREWER.
FRANK GERSTNER
TlceJth Representative District.
FRANK l.. RICHARDSON.
T'hifteeaHh Representative District,
.. HORACE Z. PHILLIPS.
Fourteenth Representative District,
FREDERICK DIEBEL.
Fifteenth Representative District,
EDWARD QUINN.