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0 dec ae, 1873. letisa mnJ Opening af tne LUrerside 5 re A jerBMs Clucerinc with iorical Eeaialacence XZeeemew Clrcsiar Saw Bay Expectea to Ce. averCbstinat Grain den Charter 'rrMM at St. Stephen's Probatory af 1 vision mt the Brooklyn Presbytery 1 imerieaa Caess Congress Sales tve Tournament and the Frizes The rvofal Tarnell Cnisa Fassfax KTore EIiops. ITarsrias Irish aOzatlsa la te West Tke Electric sntle Atlantic Correspondence of the Picayune.

SkwTokx, Dec. 15. 1873. cew Elversids Park is completed, and a thrown open to tlie public this week. from its attractiveness as an oraa to tie city, the work is of great im ace as enhancing; the value of real a in its ricintty, and throwing: open a 3 Faction for dwelling: houses that has i lyiD for many years.

A oen tae dinirt was one of the moat Uo. ci 2 anhattau Island, bat lm taeeast side set the tide of I t. peculation that way, and the west nJ forstken, and became a neglected rness. The park extends from Seventy. ta street, oeottpytny a ridg 'tie Ilaiiaon souaethin? like one hun icet above tide water.

The slope to the at a ele of thirty decrees, and Urweeu i lie eamniit of the ridge, Ui water's els a stone wall has been varyiBg In height from forty to ty tvet, and containing fifty thou yards of cot stone. The parapet contains two thousand yards of cnt and is surmounted with larxe i of Nova Scotia granite. The ridge has i leveled down to nil in the back of the irkin a smooth plateau three The roadway Is the widest in j. Eiirtin the eastern limit of the i is a street thirty two feet wide; then a etrip of preen sward from ten to feet in width; then a carriage way two feet wide with plots of shrubbery 1 equeatriau way sixteen feet wide. Uly the promenade from twenty to nreftin width, and skirted by the 1 The spate between the base of the the river will laid out as a park walks and rambles reached by stone Another wall and thick shrob vA hide the Hudson Elver railway alor the bank.

Stryker's Bay, now niutUole, wl.l be transformed by a basin five hundred feet square Into a riful landing place for pleasure boats. i pronnd covered by the park and drive with reminiscences of the revolu Claremont, the residence of Lord where many of the most eminent i thorn days were entertained. Is still Close by is the famous bust of a IIT. held in the sturdy embrace of marled branches of a mighty oak. A.

the mmsion bears this lnscrip ected to the memory of an amiable child. ST. C'LAIK yttLLOCK. Died 15th Jnlv, 1797, In the Bth year of his stre. tli at ii bom of woman is of few days of rouble tliecwiiMSth ortb like a flower ih cut tlown he rieetii also as a shadow and uethnot." cl.lH was the Ron of the famous En? lytl hero, Is buried in uurchyard From Claremont, the 1 i tiie Hudson is superb, extending a of twenty miles and taking in the A mile below, from the the Narrows can be plainly seen dy.

weehawken, Vaiieyand Lee are catva south are the metropolis, Uobo Jersey City. i un was broken for the Riverside three years ago. 300,000 yards of 1 yards of rock nave been 1. Kew embankments containing i Tards of earth and rook and four 1 1 sewer have been built. The road 1 iu 3.0oa square yards of pavement a ieet of curbing.

The carriage land smooth, and was made of 3 of rough rock, placed by hand and i with successive layers of coarse 9 crave! and sand, forced down by a jroUer. The Increase In the value of erty in the vicinity already amounts to )than the cost of the work, $330,000. land purchased by the city cost about is eonfldently expected now that ITcEvoy, cr Paterson, UT. will ive his re ai If able en counter with a Uar saw. JUa has no fever and not a bad syxDptom and supperation has i in the frightful gash In his head, declare the ease without parallel, "9 cumbers of them continue to visit 7.

i i :er.oeri of the Produce Exchange voted, 663 to 605, in favor of adhering 4 ac opUon of the cental system, the 1 a a tiraten not to abide by the de but to Lire a room outside and trans business to suit themselves beyond 1 of the "call on the cental basis. a a a11 TToent went Into eieot at Bt. i'a oao Church yesterday, where wia be celebrated every hour 1 5 A. JJL to noon on Sundays and holy 1 a Jon. The high mass will begin.

i 1 sermon and announcements i ii ruted to twenty minutes, the ex ict the time being signalized by the of. a warning belL As the eermons ve not nnfrequently been 4 ad a haf long, it will be seen that 71 is a radical one. i ooklyn Presbytery may be split In the Talmase question. The Van tion have called a meeting of the consider the resolution arpointing try eesaion at the Tabernacle. The and Fynod meets tonlay at Jamaica i on tae appeal from the decision of i ''ytcry in the Talmage triaL If the 1 Eustained, It is supposed that the i rto rrty, whose inspiring motive la toe trial was to drive Talmage i Presbyterian fold, wH appeal to Assembly.

Aierican chess congress and nent vU be held in. this city next The manasing committee is com twe've gentleuien. belonging to the an Chs Club, of Kew York, the Lia Club and the Paul Morphy of Brooklyn. The en 3 i.a ia i and entries must be made airy o0. The order of play will be lut.

I 'lay wiU besln at 1 P. M. Jan 1. and continue daily. Eon lay ex li om 1 to and from 7 toll P.

AC A ret finished at 11 ehall be continued iIir anJ then. If still nn 1. adjourned. Each player must games wita each other player, itu will count ons nsif to The time limit for each titeea minutes, but time saved In be added to the next. Btsuu 1 VoriBf "Laws and PracOoe of wid be We standard authority.

The to all first class players, of iia 'duality, and it la expected re wii be at least twelve entries for 1 toamanjent, "including J. H. Loviand, A. li Lird and Tr. It prizes wi.lbe.:00,t3OO,$20O, J.

A 1 r.l?ie"i tourney, free to all i.i wLi' 1 American entries ivf lpTto i ebrury 1, and those tii no area 1. Competitors i i roblems and solutions to Li "rty etreet. I B. II. i'at George E.

.1 Lo thn Comiuitt Awards rr'zs f0and I a 1 the t(t sen of four A cUl Turf, iieH and Farm vs ia cered for ti u. A aor tournament 0 tak o. 1 ril eonsider co" ioij followed by l. to eoiioider propofd 1 tla clies cols ml tie advia i' a E'i asocia ty of fcaTi fu ioternA ctinir tbe VurU'l lair of "be ii in mussed, and a book will I dtuiitiu? areocriof the tour ict. er interes matter.

rwi wi i 1 r.h a ban ir petit a tf fi artK Cniou ws informed Lei i iimis .1 i i .1 occupied Vuo i ve 1 tLaiar.l tv nd 'flrsno i i jinj c( the 1 at ir. sti ve At 1 5 11 It 1 1 i I 71 IK 1 1 I i. Ll. ry Lavs i i "iTfit vl rcreatea ta a o. t5.i.e ex of the Iz am ijVtie ao laws of nature i God, tae ti.

U.l owners of. the aod; If bri .3 rc and piracy are the only tiua oee a of landlorda to their Irish estates vb voice 01 civiiizea mankind demands tbe sweeping away of these feudal laws, which nave been transmitted from barbarous ages, opposed as they manifestly are. to the grow In necessities of the popular intelligence and awakening civilization of this age of material, scientino and mental activity. Jnhn fAnniutev ilmuililliir Tt. Lishop of ora, I1L, and the Right Eev.

tfuuii xreiana, x. uoaojutor lusnop oz Bt. Paul, lectured in 8t. Stephen's Church last evening upon the beaeSts of Irish colonization In the West. The Inman rteam City of Berlin "was successfully lighted by electricity on her last trip over, with four burners in the saloon and two in the steerage.

YrDErrr. A Hepubllcan Howler Cewarded. (KswTork World. WASimtGTow. Dee.

14. Mr. Howard It Kutchin, of Fond da Lao, has been nominated by Sir. Hayes for the Internal Revenue Coilectorsuip of the Third District of Wisconsin. His name is now before the Senate.

Mr. Kutchin, doubtless by some civil service oversight, seems to have been selected for the ohTee because of party services only. He is the editor of the Fond da Le Commonwealth and the way in which he served his country best by serving bis iariy best if that is why he was chosen maybe judged from the following leading editorial that appeared in bis paper on October 20, two weeks before election "TO ASMS, REPUBLICANS MWork to every town In Wisconsin for men not afraid of firearms, blood or dead bodies. To preserve peace and quiet avoid conflict of parties and prevent the administration of publio affairs from falling into the hands of such obnoxious men as James O.Jenkins. Every Bepublican In Wisconsin should go armed to the polls en next The Sain stacks, nouses and barns of all active itnocrats should be burned, their children burned and their wives outraged, that they may understand that the Republican party Is the one which is bonnd to rule and the one which they should vote for or keep their vile carcasses awsy from the polls.

"If they still persist In going to the polls, and persist in voting for Jenkins, meet them on tne road, In the bush, on the hill or anywhere nijilit or day, and shoot every one of the base cowards aod agitators. If they are too strong in any locality and succeed in putting their opposition votes Into the ballot box, break open the box and tear in shreds their discord breeding ballots and burn them. "This is the time for fcffectlve work. Yellow fever will not catch among the Wisconsin Democrats, so we must use more noisy and arduous, though not less effective, means. These agitators must be put down, and whoever opposes us does so at his peril.

Republicans, be at the poll in accordance with the above directions, and do not stop for a little blood. That which makes a solid fconth will make a solid North. In commending him to the Senate, the Post, of this city, says: Kotchim's appointment Is now before the Senate, and the Dens ocratlo majority there are presented with another shining opportunity. 1 Xtv Tilden and the Hew York, dec tion. tfewTork World Washington, Dec.

14. To day's Washington Herald throws out this morsel to Mr, Tutlen Mr. Tilden agents have been bossing about Washington feeling the political pule as it One of the most prominent of them said lant week that his errand was to find out exactly what was being said and thought and to report it faithfully at Gram el cy Park. He said he was not able to say, aotl really did not know, whether Mr. Tilden would be a candidate for the nomination not.

If this man tells the truth, when he Kets back to Kew York he will be compelled to re port. that almost every Democrat hereabout insists that Mr. Tilden staked his chance on the New York election In November, and 1 hat the Democracy of the country eceepted the election as the test ef his avail it UUny to lead them in 1880, and expect him to abide by the resulEsof own deliberate policy." A iTonttreh of Simple forte. King AI phonso is a sovereiun of simple tastes. If one may Judge from the report of a writer for Figaro, who had an interview with the King the day after his wedding.

Re 'erring to the brilliant pageant of the previous day, the King remarked: I do not care for those grand erenaonies at which etiquette compels one to put in an appearance. Daring the four days festivities, however, I must be resigned to my fate. And yet some people think I am infatuated with all this pomp; iney speak of me as if I were Philip II. do far from that being the ease, no sooner bad the possession tiled past than I rushed off to niy apartments and put on my wife changed hex bridal costume for a simple walking dress. We were glad to make our escape? In the coarse or further eon Tersation his Majesty said He had taken the Queen out for a walk round the city, and it was impossible to describe the pleasure it afforded both of them." King Alphonso then aid: "Affairs of State keep me In Madrid.

I have to open the Chambers and to deal with the Cuban question before the Council. All those things compel me to work, so that aui mow enjoying a few holidays. I shall soon hope, resume my active life. Nothing pleased me more than the stirring scenes of the Carllst war the life In camp the days In the saddle and the nights round the bl vouao nres." The only housework some girls do Is when they begin to dust around after a beau. v.

(Andrews's Eleven different kinds of fine to 7 year old wines, of a selected and superior quality, at low prices, at Miller fc Pielmaan'a. For first class dental operations call on Dr. 3. West. North street, opposite Lafayette Booare.

Catherwood's pare old stock whiskies. Dr. Sydney Davieson's ARR1TAI ES NXIT OBXEAKS. SB. SYBNirr DAVIB30N, M.

B. 8., LON DON, M. OIESBX, Author of "Praetlcal Observations on Nervous i Kssay on Marriags, etc, eta, senior Proprietor of the Missouri State Museum of Anatomy St Louis, i Begs to Inform the Citizens of New Orleans and vicinity that he maybe consulted till 80th of April next at his rooms, 7 EAMPABT STBKXT, between Canal and Customhouse streets, 1 DAILY from 10 A. M. tm 3 P.

and from 6 til 8 p.M. v'. Dr. DAVIESON, having adopted as his line of practice the treatment and curs of NERVOUS DISEASES, nas spent years of stadyand research in that branch of Medical Science bearing specially oa the sufferings arising from youtiiful follies or indiscretions, causing nervons, mental and physical debility, and the loss of all vitality, and nis long and varied experience in the best orapea bOHnitals, torether witn years of lio mostsuo eeatiU pracuce, both in uropa and America, enable htm to guarantee BELI1? TO ALL STJFPETUEB9 who consult htm. Dr.

Daviefton has been spe and iwvarkably snccefrU In his TKEATTbLjT COBREoPONDETTCE. "It itt, however, desirable that at least one per sonal interview ehould be bad, practicable. Dr. DAVILSON especially invites the at ten tion of those who, by placing themselves under the ears of ignorant ehar otans, have only increased their eufierins. Thephysieian who on derstands ins proiion and Lieut's with InteUir rt nce to advance it in the respect of men, is a sndtlie hisrh eaumatioa ln wUalit DAVI.

SOlsbet 1 by physicians themselves, is proof tbat ail vho eiply to him ujkv l.v I.IPLICIT FAITH. IH A. BAPID AND CUhE. Dr. DAVIi sOZV uryes tliose who desire to place nis i vps nnuer his care to do so as early as he tonot, nmler any consideration, pi oi ng las stay beyond the dais above mnti Kr.

DaVITSOTS work, Practical 0Mrva nowlaiil i wul befoanita gni 'I bmi, ound lacwii 1 ir t' antlior. Dr. M'i :c.r iiAVI a. s) 1, "art reel, 1 i i nr, 1 Orif ns, 1 x. 1 t.

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TL. li a. v. il. gtTH MTXTTJAL IStTRAKCjE COMPANY OTTfEW OBLEANS.

v. Paid irp CapitaLlJ. $500,000 TWENTY THTBD ANNTAL STATEMENT Offics Sun Mutnal Insnrance Company, 5' 4 Ko. 63 Camp street, 4 New Orleans, Jan. 11379." In eonformity with the requirements of Its charter, the company publishes the following statement for the year ending December 1 D378t Amount of prsmlums for the year ending December 31.

1878 1 On rirerisksrnX4W 63 2lver riaks. 83,873 Marine risks 49,841 90 8347,837 Vt Add TJntsrmln 1 ated risks. 1877.. 8104,741 845M78 79 trntsrmia ated risks, 1878. 94.739 00 Beturn pre 19,457 89 114.196 89 Net earned 68 Losses, eta, paid during jiod Fire risks.

84.709 23 Blver daks. 87,387 98 Marine risks 18,230 88 107,307 77 TJnsd Justed and unpaid pe louse a. 89,323 00 8148,830 77 Add Beinsursnce 85,045 28 6,547 94 8,000 00 Board s4Tn derwitters 8.593 20 Bxpenses. 84,482 91 Reserve fund Dividend on capital stock 49,563 29 Less dlsont and Interest 24,284 30 84.689 SO 10.000 OS 23,283 99 286V584 00 Actual net profit. 971,598 52 "The company nas the following assets estimated at their market values Stocks and bonds .8237.074 82 Loans en mortgage 13,800 Loans on 60,685 31 BIOS 5,502 92 Real 23,000 00 Premiums In course of 68.051 8 Cash on 17L424 93 Total 81 The foregoing statement is a Just, true and correct transcript from the books ef the company.

JAMES I. DAY, President. U. CABPENTEB Secretary. Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 224 day of Janmary, 1879.

A. rSQBAH AM, Notary Publle. The Board of Directors, at a meeting held en the 22d day ef January, 1879, after setting aside ten thousand dollars to the reserve fund from the net earning of the year, and paying the TEN per cent, dividend to the stockholders, have resolved to paya cash dividend of TWENTY per cent, on the net earned participating premiums of the year ending December 31. 1878; said dividend payable on and after MONDAY, the 27th day of January, 1879. 's DZB3ECT0BT E.

J. Hart. J. Wets, Soot MeOehee, Hy. Benahaw, B.

W. Taylor, Vatlo, B. Blscoe, J. Morris, T. L.

Airey, A. Baldwin. James Day B. E. Craig.

Lionel Levy' Saxal L. Boyd. W. E. Seymour, Emory Clapp.

Jao. m. uroves, Jno. O. Gaines, D.

A. ChAAaix, J. A. Blanc, Jesse 8. Flower J.L.

Hams H. Newman. QrfICK OF. THIS CRESCENT MUTUAL rNSUBANCS New Orleans, May 17. 1879.

THIBTTETH ANNUAL STATEMENT. The trustees. In eonformity to the amended charter, submit the following statement of the affairs ef the company on the 80th of April. 1878 Fire premiums (185,163 OS Marine premiums. 24,05122 Btver 69,324 2S 52 Net earned premiums 224148 62 Less mnsur.

ance. 813,716 40 Less return V' premiums. 6,626 67 204,800 65 LOSSES. Fire 936,038 94 Marine Biver 9.837 88 2876 OS 87SV963 85 Taxes, expens, dls count, profit and loss, less Interest, rents, salvage, sayings, eta. 88,442 66 110,395 01 Net ....894.405.

84 The company have the foliowtngassets Bm receivable. 831461 83 Loans on bonds and mort ,61.636 83 Loans on 852,552 64 Cash en 4821 02 101,078 60 Beal L. 109,908 00 City bonds, bank and other stock. 94,632 50 py.witwwiM waif of 82 Suspense account and stock trae tlons 14158 62 840607 69 The foregoing statement Is a true and correct. transcript from the books of the company.

THOS. A. ADAMS, President. 1 HENBYV. OGDEN, Secretary.

Sworn to and subscribed before me, ttiis 17th day ef May, A. D. 1879. LFBTTP grOBAHA i Notary Publia vThe Board of Trustees have wit day resolved, after paying ten per cent; In' cash to the stockholders, and carrying to profit and loss 815,740, on account of the Mechanics' and Traders' Bank stock held by this company, and also a further sum for shrinkage In values, to declare a'divi dend of twenty per cent. In cash cm the net participating premiums, payable on Monday, 18th Jons next.

TBTjSTEES. Tboa A. Adams, SamTB. Newman, Saml H. Kennedy, John Phelps, Adam Thomson Henry Abraham, Victor Meyer Joseph Bowling, EdWd J.

Gsy, Simon HsrnsheUn, Simon JoaiB. Wolfs B.B.Post, BdWd Pllsbury, Jno. K. King, Fred'k Camerden, Joseph W. Stone, George Martin Alfred Moulton, L.

O. Jorey, Edward Nalle, Geo. W. Sentell Paul E. Mortimer, Jno.

V. Moors, W. B. Conger; Henry M. Benben O.

John M. Parker. myia i Jw 4T Te yf a eif w' I tjf saenastyA A Jwviei Usiy a4 JLJYJIIirOCL ATTD JJCrCTf ATTD CJjC2 NEV OBLEAIfS CSNTBE, CCM IS Cravlf Cspital stock up. (13,202 C9 Total 0,732833 43 Invested ta tils country C3 PpecUl sttanf.on eiveu to real estata tnlTaw Orleans. Cao, tl ta tz.

1 five year rcll oa AweUlBr stsd eoctents at lowest Ail BSfercLanis lnared on most fcvoraais terica. Losses a2atcl i Ca COUrS. J. V.L.: ti 3 Crtr i ry i v. jEECHANTa MTJTTJAL' INSTTBANCS COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS, No.

104 Canal street. TWENTY FIFTH ANNUAL STATEMENT In eonformity with the rxuiremeats of their charter the oompany the followiag statement Premiums received during the year ending May 31 1879, including unearned premiums of the previous rear On firs $315,774 80 On matins i 14.93S 32 On river risks 19,701 7 Total premiums. unearned pre miums Net earned premiums 81st May, 1879. 8354.431 37 111.253 00 8243,178 87 xxmses paia On fire 09 On marine 10,364 88 i i On river 6,332 20 i Taxes and expenses, (less 11.625 11 t. Beinaurances and re turn premiums 17,820 61 106,208 89 8136,969 48 22,000 00 Beserved for unpaid 'L 8114,969 48 The company have the following assets, estimated at market value Beal estate $206,176 85 City bonds and mortgage bonds 15,000 00 Bank, Water Works and other Si 133,561 68 Notes secured by mortgage ec pledge.

I 192,902 33 Brus 62,663 43 Premiums In course of collection. 85,630 81 City scrip 2,000 00 Judgment on mortgage notes 3,000 00 Cash on hand 41 $7124227 61 The above statement Is a Just, true and correct transcript from the books of the company. p. FOUBCHY, President. O.

W. NOTT, Oseretaiy. i i STATE OF LOD1STANA, Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans. Sworn to and subscribed before me, the 9th' day of June, 1879. vTJAMES FAHEY, Notary Publlo.

At a meeting of the Board of Directors held on the 9th day of June, 1879, it was resolved to declare a cash dividend of twenty per cent, on the net earned participating premiums for the year ending 81st May, 1879, payable on the third Monday of July next. Also, to pay to the stockholders, so demand. Interest at the rate of ten per cent, per annum on their stock. DIRECTORS. P.

Maspero, D. Fatjo, J. J. Fernando, Edward Toby, Paul Fonrchy, D. A.

ChanYalx, John Geddea, M. W. Smith. John B. Lallande, Chas.

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Sundays from 9 A. to 8 P. M. mhl79 SuWeSstf Aatherlxed ky the Caii senna tin et Ken tacky, and Fairest la the World 15th POPULAB MONTHLY DRAWING: C0K05WIAITH BISTEBUTIOJ C0IPA5Y, AT MACATJLKYM THKATRJE, Di the City of Louisville, sn 31, 1879; THESE DBA AUTHORIZED ACT OF THE LEGISLATURE OF 1869, AND SUSTAINED BY ALL THE COURTS OF KENTUCKY, (all fraudulent advertisements of other lottery companies who claim the sols ownership of "all the grants in Kentucky," to the contrary notwithstanding,) OCCUR REGULARLY ON THB LAST DAY OF EVERY MONTH, (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED,) AND ARE SUPERVISED BY PROMINENT CITIZENS OF THE STATE. Every ticket bolder can be bis own supervisor, call out his number and see it placed in the wheel.

The Management call attention to the grand opportunity presented of obtaining, for only $2, any of TTIK FOIXOWTNG PBIZKSt 1 Prise. 30,000 1 10,000 1 5,000 10 Prizes $1000 10,000 20 Prises 600 10,000 10i rirea 100 10.00Q 200 Pme OO 600 Prises 20 12,000 1000 Prises 10 10,000 APPKOXIMATIOII i 9 Prises 800 2,700 9 Prises 200 each 1800 9 Prizes 100 900 Wltele Tickets, $33. Half Tickets, 1. 27 Tickets, 80. Tickets, 9100 AH applications for lslu rates should bemads to the home offlee.

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more, says" he has used It in cases of Scrofula and other dissasss with much satisfaction. i Dr. T. Paarn, of Baltimore, recommends it to all persons suffering with diseased Blood saying It is superior to any prsparaoon he has ever used. Rev.

Dmbaey Ball, of the Baits. mors M. K. Conference South, says he has been so much benefited by its use that he cheerfully reeom. 1 mends It to all bis friends and ae auaintanoes.

Craves dc Ce, Druggists, at Gordons rill Vsv, say it Eas never failed to rive satisfaction. eaumf BleFaddoB, Mm nees bora, Tenn. says it eurad him of Xtheumatism when all else failed. Bosadalis Is not a secret quack preparation, its ingredients are published on every package. Show tt to your physician and he will tell you it is composed of the strongest alteratives that exist, and ia an excellent Blood Further.

Did our space admit we could give you tes timonials from every State In the Booth, and from persons known to every man, woman and child, either personally or by reputation, Bosadalis ia sold by all Druggists. JOKS F. HX2TST CCKBAH A OO. 8 College Fines, Nsw York I. LYONS, New Orleans, Wholesale Agent, athis dAWtf A HOME BEHEDEES.

I HARBISON'S DYSPEPSIA 8PSCIFIC, For the Cure of Nervous snd Sick Headache, Heartburn Jaundice, Biliousness, Constipation, and diseases of the liver. This preparation is purely vegetable, and ao mild in its action that it Is given with per. feet safety to the old and inarm or to the tender eat infant. It is of priceless value as a purine and invigorator. acting upon She secretions with unequaled certainty, thus cleansing and purify, lng the blood.

It acts specifically on the liver when in a torpid condition, and euros all bilious complaints. In cases of constipation it acts like a charm, and in dyspepsia it ia a certain cure. Manufactured by WM. C. HARRISON, i 'T Pharmaceutical Chemist, corner Magazine and Thalia sta, N.

O. die "79 dAWU rf IIAEBISOITS COUGH" SPECIFIC WIU be found a safe and Sure cure for throat snd lnng affections, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Croup, Whooping Cough, short breath, and at the same time is an Invaluable anthelmintic for children. This medicine is very pleasant to the taste, and is highly appreciated by hundreds who have used it, and can testify to its efficacy. one trial will convince you of its great Manufactured by WM. C.

HARRISON, Pharmaceutical Chemist, corner Magaaine and Thalia ata N. O. idl8 "79 dAWtf I 1 mi XlAitKlSoys EMULSION OF LIViri CLU WITH SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE OF LIME, is the most elegant and efficient pre paratlon of Cod Liver Oil and Lime that is made. It is a perfect emulsion, thereby rendering it easily digested ami assimilated by the most delicate stomachs, and while it contains 60 per cent, of the best Newfoundland Cod liver OiL it is pelitable, the oil being so disguised that children take it without tne least trouble. Many phyai eiaas prescribe it in preference to all other compounds of Cod Liver Oil, and it is Jnstly popular alone from its intrinnie merit snd euicacyinthe curs of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Scrofulous humors, and all consumptive symp toma.

You should not neglect for a single day the early symptoms of disease, when the remedy for the cure of all complaints of the chest, throat atd lungs is at hand Ask for the above preparation snd take bo other. Manufactured by WM. HABBISON, Pharmaceutical Chemist, Corner Magaaine and Thalia streets, New Orieaea i For sale by all druggists. dlft dAWU DEIUfACTJIZA, The sovereirn remedy for all skin diseases. Is Just the thing for cuts, flesh wounds, barns, old sores, piles, atlnga, insect bites, chafes, chapped hands, ringworm, ifch, pimples, corns and Sun ninna.

Every family should have a botUem the house for Immediate use when needed. is.very on whousa it is sure to reeonunend it to his Beighbor. Hundreds ef certificates to its eulcaey can be shown. Only per boUie. 4 1 Manufactured by WM.

C. HARRISON; Ph. corrtep Magaaine and Thslia streets, dlft dAWtf ew Orleans. the rfT CTf ct Loetiruho.tric'" "wi nessa, Ie onU iicv, Cou f1 of sum to cxijf tv, iH ctive li riiic" ortiers iron on 1" Se'rS 1. sesses.

Any Ui ogsit c'Tth fi, 1 Weakness," Nervoo. 1 eas, Aver id all Ui aud i e.tef. CJ.t of ft. 1 on 1. iM reuon orita Ac ei 4., Triumph Goiton TIE COuPAUY, 47..

Carwdetet etieet 47 NETT 0RLEAIi3. Ship masters agents, 'charterers and ethers interested in freights are Informed that Tniur.TPsi pullers have been put on the following named presses, and they ars prepared to execute your orders, vlst COMMERCIAL, LEVEE STEAM LOUISIANA (two), SHIPPERS v. FIBS PBOOF, iUBAMt, T. FACTORS' VTBGINLa va i JACKSON, UNION, NATCHEZ. PLANTERS COOPER.

1 ATLANTIC, pknn. i The advantage we claim for our BAND PULLER, is that it makes a saving to the shipi stowage of twenty per cent but caloulauons based oa fifteen per cent. only, will give results as below. A steam vessel of 4000 bales csnacity hand tied cotton, using the BAND PULLEB can store 4 600 bales. The freight for the extra 800 bales, at' S4 70....

92.829 The royalty for the Puller on 4600 bale, at 10 cents 9460 Stevedors for stowing 800 bales, at 66 cents. 830 Expense fur discharging 600 bales, at 16 cents. 90 Compressing 600 bales at 60 800 Profit to a vessel on a basis of 15 per gain $1,649 A Sail vessel of 4000 bales capacity will gain as before 6O0 bales, freight 83 so per bale $2,100 Boy airy tor use et Puller on 4600 i at 10 cents 8480 Stevedore for stowing 800 at 60 88O; Expense for discharging 600 bales, at 16 90 Compressing 600 bales, at 60 800 i pi. 1.210 Gain to the vessel tf only 15 per cent, room is saved $390 Orders left at the office of the company will have prompt attention. myS 79 ly TRIUMPH COTTON TIE CO.

Adopting an estimate of the revenues of the city of New Orleans for the year I88O. Be it ordained by the Coancli, etc. That the following estimate of the revenues of tho year 1880 be and the same is hereby adooted: 4 1. Tax of one and one half per cent, on ths valuation of real estate and personal property aa per anseHwrnent rolls, total m.117.919 67 $1,366,768 79 2. 28O.0OO OO Markets 225.000 OO 4.

Bills receivable 9,799 60 6. Interest, printing and law 20.000 OO 6, Wharves and 16,000 00 7. Levee do oa. 21.0O0 OO 8. Fines and 10,000 OO 9.

Ground 4,000 0O IO4 Cemeteries l.OOO OO lli Sugar sheds. 6,000 OO 12. Pound i l.OOO 00 18. Rents 2.500 00 14. Miscellaneous.

100,000 00 $2,062,068 89 Less TO per cent as per Act No. 88. approved February 14, 1 1879:.... 413.413 85 di3 lot 91,649.654 64 ordinakcb Adopting an estimate of expenditures of the city er of ew Orleans for the year 18 SO. 5.

it ordained by the Council of the city of New Orleans, That the following estimate of expenditures (including police and schools) for the year I88O be and Is hereby adopted Department of $210,000 00 Administrator's office, salaries snd expenses; streets, wages, Sr etci streets, repairs, etci ji bridges, crossings and '4 wings; drainags macliinea; (trainage canals and levess; ca nal bridges, repairs, etc Department of Commerce 22,500 00 Administrator's office, salaries snd expenses; wharves and i 1 i laMlings, markets, drawbridges. Department of Waten Works and Publio Build lugs 44,000 OO Administrator'a office salaries 1 and expenses; court houses, Ral 1 aries and repairs; aged, infirm and indigent; repairs pnbUo buildinga; City Hall building repairs, etc; public sinks, con 1 tract; insane Asylum, salaries 1 and expenses Small Pox Hoe pital, salary visiting physician. Department of Police 27.00O OO Administrator'a office, salaries and expenses; publlo squares, salaries and expenses; publio pounds, salaries and rents; Workhouse, salaries Boys House ef Refuge, salaries, pro 1 visiona, etc; coot of removal sick and dead, salaries, etc; cemeteries, repairs, etc con veying prisoners, forage, etc Department of 10,500 00 aomiBiairKori ouica, salaries and expenses; Board of Assess ora, salaries and expenses. Department of Salaries and expenses. Department of Publio Accounts.

Balaries and expenses. Surreyor's ollit Salaries and expenses, dredge' 15,500 00 10,000 00 17,000 00 8,200 00 8,600 OO 6,200 00 Tax mortgage registersSalaries snd expeiwee Mayor's othce Salariea and ex Salaries of City librarian, keep er of archives, janitor and porters and classification of records of District Courts. City Council. Salaries and expenses. City Attorney's Department.

Salaries and Publle Proceedings ot Council, pro. mulgstion of ordinances, re ports and advertisements, tax 2500 700 4,000 00 OO 00 USSS. Tax bills, etc 8,000 00 I iTinting tax ledgers, bins, eto making tax bills. Mayor and Aduunlstra tors $49,500 00 Less SOper cent 14860 00 Board of Health Lixhting city Light ing with 69,000 0O Lighting with eiL. 00 Fire Departments Fire men's Charitable As "socUtion for 100,000 00 i Against contract for 140,000.

Firemen's Charitable Association tor Fifth District 8,600 00 Against contract for 812,000. Firemen's Charitable Aasociatian for Sixth District. 12,900 00 Arainst contract for $18,000. Firemen's Chsrltable 84,650 10,000 00 00 87,000 0Q Assoeistion tor Seventh Arainst contract for $0000. Criminal Justice Superior Criminal Court First District Court.

rsimtnal KhMrttT. 6,700 00 127,200 00 8,000 0O 6,000 00 'Prison and court fees 50,000 0O District Attorney salary 2 4000 00 Jury Commissioners, salaries, eto 1,800 00 Beeorders Courts, Jus tices of ths Peace and. 25,000 00 Bent police stations. 11,125 IS Miscellaneoua Support rj; 10,338 85, FecoriHng deaths caO OU Fire Alaiiu Telegraph. Sixth District 10,700 0O JndeTuents.

20,000 00 Interest, and redemp tion .070 OO City Park. 9S. ToLf DepsrtmenC 200,0. 00 Publie schools 105.925 IS Contingent u.uio 10 $331,473 51 alS lot et 'f 4 Ci'i kt.il. Ths sl.sr.ier i frni 1 r.

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'nr: 1 ill ktiowwtera f.r THE OLD RELIABLE Ia its ricvc ili Payirj support cf ths Chirity i "tolf at rTsv Orleans, Li. Rare Oppc; SCALING. Ho PostporiomGnt. ALL PHIZES PAID III FULL. for Fon 1 I I lib i The Louisiana Ctato lottery WILL GIVE At Neyr Orleans, Tuesday, January 13, ICoO, TTJJS GRAND KCXTIILY TOO DOLLAR DHAT7nia, CLASS A.

i capital pninn 1857 Prizes, all aniCTiiiUn Ths Drawing win positirely commence at 11 A. i i ST THE i OPFICK OF THE COMPANY. On tne Morning of Tuesday, January 13, AT IfETF OnLUAirS, f. i LOOX AT THE DISTPr Extraordinary Dictrib'Jtion. 100,000 Ticxet3 C2 cicl.

liot or rrAzzzt a Prise sf Pnao af it. i 1 iS Privsa mt 5 Pnses af IViaea mt It liaea mt Ui. Prises mt Prizes af 10J Ftlaes af Armoxi'iATic miz a 9 Approximations of 8300 earh for t'ia nins remaining uuita of i' tn ot tho number draw in? tne aaO.OOOriize, are 9 Approzimauons of 2u0 lur t.i nine remaining units ot ie samo ten of the number dmwuig tna 810,000 prize, 9 Approximatums of C100 escii fortiie nine remaining nuns of na ae tn of the number, drawn) 7 t.ie tvOOOpriie, Prises, aaMnntlajr ts 1 1 0,1 Yhcle Tickets, C2 II For sale at alltLsKew a at tns OClcs of cx y. Address Bsm ty cr ly i. OBSERVE AUD EZ.CLLX.CT THAT I the two lollai: cr.AV.

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