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1, THE DAILY PICAYUNE NEW ORLEANS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1886. Cllt HALL A Canal Ordinance. Mr. Moon offered. a the last rneeling of the Coapcil, an ordinance proposing a self-sustaining i7tBi drainage for the city or the construction of navigation aad drainage canal from Carroll ion to Lake Borgaa or the Blgoleta, tbe expropriation of properrr I0 PUo purposes and payment for tae work by toe issue and sale of bonds payable ts so years, drawing per ceo la terest, aad levy of a special tax cf ono-auartcr of a mil opao all real property wlth-la tee corporate iiiuit ot tee citv to pay the interest on said bonds unul retired; providing lor tbo fee so Ie eu.ret to water eift irrigating the sin.

ana the construction ot proper hn.ors for ol ooaw, ets ana unuzlng the New Baaa and Old Basin as aojuar'a to aaiu system. Tbe nrst seviion of ihe ordinance provide jnr the ezpripnjfun with l-rilative tae lands through which it pro-puMd to excavate the canal. The eec.ud section direct the City to D.ke eav tituate ot the expense of digging a canal j50 feet wide from Carrollioa to La Bergne. or tie Kigoleta. with, locks of sSfH-rent else to wita stand the greatest water pressure, ana to accommodate the ordinary water craft; tha canal to be IS feet deep, aod to be provided wiUi basins for coai-boats, etc.

Toe canal mutt extend to deep water id Lake Borgue. Ail draining uiai-nines are to be located on the canal, and. the draining canals to be connected wita the said navigation canal. Tae estimate for the work to now in detail eoet ot it maintenance, probable revenues from tonnase fees, aud revenue front expropriated lands, ete. Tiiia scheme la br no means a new one.

having been reqaestly oiik-m1, and even, brought to tha attention of Con; res School Teachers. The Jnne tola of tie school teachers were being paid yesterday at tha Treasurer's cilice. Stephen J. Derbes. auctioneer, sella a fine assortment of gents' furnishing goods at the Parisian rinirt Factory.

137 Can street, this lauraug. AHCSEJIEMS. The "Flash. Light" Combination at the ML Charles Theatre had a good dress-ciroie audience last algbt, and tae comedy business of 3f r. Jas.

O. Barrows and Alls Marion Fleming was hlglily appreciated. Michael 8troriff" had a good audlenoe at the Academy of Musio last drat. Taeeevea Ujanrut musicians, perhaps oy request of Kniperor Josepn, ot -Austria, cleae their engagement at tne Avenue The-atte last nigat. U'o Hil out the weez the ew Orleans Amateur Opera Troupe have been called in, aod wid appear in xne Mikado." i rom i.anaerous perform-auces of the opera some weeks ao, tne of the troupe are all np in their paita ud have elegant Ihe perform-aoce will ameetbly.

May Adams Burlesque Company is do log well at i'arania's Theatre. atanagors of eaeap priced theatres In the Bouth are experiencing much trouble la adearlng the hind of auraotlons aeeaU to keep tnelr places open, ton eng aged fail to eome time, aod ethers oifsrmg are tow wanted. Vor instance, the Jennings Con-fasion Odmpany hanng time next wees at xhm ATeoae lheatre. died before It euu reach here. The Aaamieaa den" Com-' binaUons, and other" of that class, hare been refused time at Faranta Theatre, aad so It goes.

All managers are trying to do he beat they can, hot they cannot always do llrevelaes. Xae Flash IJght Ceablnation. It Is understood, wid return to "ew Yo from this city aad wiU be reorganised. Miss Fleming, -the eoabrette, has au iTr to play with tae ateoedwm little Jack Suepard" company. Mx.

Barrows thinks of aoing to Call-iorala. The els tyre and Heath Minstrels eom-Denee at ue Academy of Musio on hnnosy night. The manager of the Freneh Opera Hoxue nnaounces nia executive staff as oliows Frederle Mange, dlreeteorMlmiaistratenr; Victor Slppert. assistant oireeior; Kwbert B. Landry, comptroller T.

Arnold, manager of advertising bureau; Messrs. Iar-mand. Floreotiae and Xueros, stage managers M. Mttrda, muaieal director of opera M. Lowenthal, musical director of operetta and ballet.

Too names ot tae troupe enraged whleh will be here by tae first of SoTcmber have already been published. Mr. Joe. H. Mack, the manager of the Kob-ert Downiag ComblnaUun, arrived in the city yesterday.

Mr. Downing commences an engagement at the Be. Charles Theatre on bunday night, aud seals are now on sale for that event. Wm. Muldoon, the famous athlete, ia with the company and appears In the combat In the arena scene.

Tbe Beat Bqulpped THes.trlcaJ Prfnt-i ing and OeneraU Job Ofdoe In th Southwoet yiCAYl.SE JOB PBXSXEtO OFFICE. Keat tTrk, Low Sates, Frosnpt Delivery. Cards, Circulars, Pamphlets, Briefs, Bill heads, Dodgers, Hangers, Streamers, One Two or Threeheet Posters, Lithograph Dating and all sorts of Printing handsomely executed. Managers of entertalnmeats and amuse' menu are especially invited to examine faculties and lew prices for doing good work at TH-E PIUAYU2TK JOB OFFICE, Ho. Camp street, Mew Orleans.

A. COSGBXSSIONAX. EXPKRTMENT. A convention ot the colored BepnbUoans ot tha First Congressional District assembled yesterday at noon in the hall on Liberty, between Poydras and Lafayette streets, for tha purpose of nominating a Republican candidate for Congress in that district. The meeting was called to order by one Lazarus, of the Eighth Ward, as temporary Chairman.

A committee of aredenuala wasaDpolntAl, and reported to the convention. The body ad Jour aed aattl this morning at 11 o'clock, 'when a permanent organisation will be effected ana a candid ate nominated. The Indications are that J. Madison Vance, Of the Foux LA Ward, will be nominated. If yon are Interested In books go to the grand book sale to-nlghl at 203 Canal street bear Burgundy.

THE BUILDIM. fL Doll Day's Doing at do Costom-Hooso. Attorneys Before tha Treasury, Acting Secretary Falrebild ha written to no-Treasurer Flower, saying that In view of the embarrassment caused the department by the many eon tests between attorneys claiming rrcognltloa in the same ease, and contests between claimants and attorneys as to compensation to the latter, the following new rule has therefore been adopted; i The head of any bureau may require an I attorney or agent to present satisfactory evldeneethat the claimant has authorised him to prosecute the claim but. In all cases of the allowance of a claim, the draft or Chech for the payment of the esme will be delivered to the claimant In person, or sent to him by mail to his actual post otllise address. Trouble on the DTelena, The crew on the steamboat Helena seems to be fall of sluggers.

Yesterday Alex. Slaughter, one of the colored hands, mad an 'affidavit before Commissioner Wright against John Seymour, the Helena's second, mate. He charges Seymour with beating him wita a euib. Mate Seymour was released under tiso appearance bonds. Mate Jona cunaiughaio, of the same boat, rharced with a similar otf-nee, was released from costody, the prosecutor falling to ap- -j Post Office Appointments.

L. XL L. Martinet, having served a satisfactory probation, been appointed a rullway postal clersV His tout la from Kew Orleans to Cheneyville, on the Morgan Louisiana and Texas Railroad. H. B.

Hunter was yesterday appointed a substitute letter carrier. 8ugar from Cnba. The dntlr received on Tuesday amounted to about $30,000, the largest receipts to some time, Tbis was due to the entry of a cargo et CuDan sngar. Imported by the Louisiana Sugar Kefioery. The oariro consisted of over a million pounds of sugar, upon wblca 932,138 48 dlty was paid.

Steamsbip Inspections. Cspt. O'Brien, Steamship Inspector, yesterday inspected the Morgan stesmahip Excelsior. An application has been received from the steamsulp Warrior to be allowed to carry passengers. Beer Barrels.

Collector of Internal Revenue Shields bs received notice tnt Commissioner UlUer has dlded that beer barrels can. under th law. hta nut os apigot-hMle lu the aead. upon whirn the stamp shall be affixed, aud en in tne slic A. Vamtion.

Cspt. A. W. CraDdall. the Postmaster, hut been grafted thirty days' leavA of ahfteuee.

Cant. baa been iu eiiu aud this is his tirst va-eailon of any length. Hllrer Mitpmeota. There was a litt'e lull in silver shipments yesterday, ihe standard silver dollars and iractiuta! cmroncy sent out from the Sub-Treasury toouug up 2.5JO. A Sad Itecalt.

Col. J. Mssie Martin, li-ioelver of the Laud OCice, has bten i-allrd Lome to Waah-lnirton, by the aad new of the deaUi of oue of his ehiloren. Sold. Marshal Pleasants yesterday sold a number of harness and other xuateiial, seized in au old buic AilONG THE ALGEKLNES.

Harbor Policemen Leara Their Fosts of Duty to Cross Over and Break a BalL Last Saturday evening two Corporals, Mordante and DeRance, clerk and operator iiL gem-ell, and two epecial officers frotn the Harbor Precinot are reported to have orosed over the river on the ferryboat to Algiers. There was a ball given by the Friends cf Progress Benevolent Association, at the corner of Peters and Saguln streets, and ihitoer tne poliot hied theuisM vts. Tne baUuid not suit their fasUiLons tastes, and alter betin the barkeeper out of cnaha aad tb.rabenin him, thry created a general dieturuauue of the peace and Lroko up the ball. In tne meantime the operator at the Central Siauou desired sena a telegram to the Harbor CtaUoo to arrest Fiorm Fitxgeraid. who.

after shooting Curlatle BerrU at the corner ol Hi. Mary and Buusaau streets, had Leeu seen golug tosrarcs tbe rlrer. No: beiag sole to get an answer to repeated elii, he requested Corporal O'Neil. of tne luiid Procmct, to go to the Harbor Station and ascertain what was amiss. Corporal O'Neil west and found tse stailoa aoan-uoned, acd aiier remainicg tnere half an hour ieuroed and repwrteu th tacts.

No arrests were made, ana tne squad of pouce officials, naving accompilsheu their erraud In breaking up a gatherinc or inno-eent peasure and merrimeat, returned to saelr posls or went home and 10 bed. It was stated last evening that tne officers alleged as an excuse lor going over to Algiers that the pilot ot the canal street ferry boat had laforined them that a riot was in progress over in Alaiers. This 1 however, no valid excuse. atiuUtlog that they tola the truth, for no officer has a right to leave sis beat, much less his precinct, without orders from tse Mayor or Chief of Ponce. Tbe affair is being investigated, and charges have been preferred against the utneer by Mr.

11. DePuentes, freeideut of the association, and the witnrsses are Wilheim Clean. F. Senegal. John Fae, Paul Thomas, A.

Botnaln, Josepu Lameth aud Special Officers Vogt and Btaocher. As soon as the enarges reach toe ChlePa ofliee, orders lor the suspension ot the delinquents will be issued. DEATH OF JOSEPH. BEXXETT. 7 At 8:10 o'eloek last evening Joseph Bennett, who was so desperately wounded near Covldgtoo, La on Friday last by James Us-Queen, died In ward 8 of the Charity Hos-piud.

The father ot the deceased, wn resides In Hancock county called at the hospital last evening and requested per-mlasloa to remove the body to his home, on Pearl River, Miss. This request could, ho w-ever, not be granted until the Coroner had held au inquest oa the body. The elder Bennett then repaired to the Chief office in search of the Coroner. He corroborated the statement made by Lis son to a reporter of the Picayune, relative to the assertlun that Joseph Bennett, the deceased, had not killed Lavid McQueen, but that Joeeph'e cousin, Francis Beunett, had killed the wan. Tha Coroner will bold an inquest on the body this mornlug, aud It will turu be deliv ered to the father of the deceased, who will cause It to be conveyed to Pearl River, Miss.

ADVICE TO MOTHERS. Mas. WrssLoWs southiho Strup should always be nsed for ehiutren teething. It soothes the ehlid, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the Dees remedy for dlarrhata. iso.

a bottle. MISDEEDS A-XD MISHAPS. An Impudent ScooadreL During every winter for the past two years Canal street, the fashionable promenade of this city, has been visited by a vile wretch whose name has thus fsr not been ascertained, bat whose description has time and again been furnished the police. This miscreant has made it hi habit to watch unprotected females passing by, and, advancing on them, pinch them on the arms or shoulders aad walk away in the crowd. He is xery careful not to molest ladies with escorts, or while there are gentlemen standing near enough to resent his lns ilta, and he has carefully eluded the police up to the present time.

Last season be haunted tbe corner of St. Charles and Canal streets, this season he baa made his appearance on the third redact aide ot Canal street, and several com- filamts have recently been made ot tae 1 slow. The ffloer who would capture the man would earn th thanks, not only of the ladiea who promenade taat taoronghtaie, but of the entire community. The Recorders will do their fan duty, no matter on wnioh side ot the street he may be arrested on. Chicken Fanciers.

Last Tuesday night thieve entered Mrs. Miller' residence, on Rooheblave, between Ferdlde aud Graner streets, and stole several chicken a The same night Mrs. Young's hen roost, on Recheblave, near Palmyra street, was entered aad robbed of ten ehiokens. Tne robbers attempted to enter Mr. Farreil's residence, corner of Palmyra and Rocheblave streets, but were discovered and frightened off.

The citizens in this suburb sre without police protection and are at tbe mercy of the thieves. Sadden Death. At 10:15 o'clock yesterday forenoon John Ponsteln. a resident ot Milneburg, on Lake Pontohar train, died en the train while on his way home. He had been to the city to visit his physician, and was returning when death overtook him.

Dr. Beeman, his attending physician, issued a eeruiioacc Oar Rapid TrnnsUery Existence, Brief as it Is at the longest, is liable to be materially curtailed by our own indiscretions. The dyspsptio est what they should not, the bilious drink coffee in excess, and the rheumatic, neuralglo and consumptive sit in draughts, get wet feet ana remain in damp clothes, aad then wonder when 111 how toey became so. To persons with a tendency to neuralgia, we recommend a dally use of Hostettei's Stomaea Hitlers, and always a wine-glassful after unavoidable exposure in damp or otherwise inclement weather. Efficient protection is afforded by (mis pleasant safeguard, whloh a Iff uses genial glow tbrongh the system, invigorates aud tones it, abd promotes nerve tranquillity.

Fever and ugae, biliousness, constipation, dyspepsia and renal Oisurdt-r, are among the maladies which it remedies and prevents. KOTKMEST3 IN ILEAL STAT IE. Transfers. t. Vlllere to JT.

Treigulr, two lots on right bank ot the Mississippi, below Verret Canal, 83760. Succession of Christopher Metster and wile to Mary Muuoney, one lt hounded by Louisa, Borguauy. Piety ard Rampart streets, 82SOO. tux-cession of Corlstoper Meirter and wife to Gabriel Tuagne. oue lot bounded by Louisa, Burgundy, Piety and Deuphine stieets.

tiiDO, Henry O-Miller to Hans Knhne. two lots bouuded by eu Ferdinand. Robertson, Claiborne and Press streets, 875. Mr. Theresa eeither, divorced wife of Phidp Mathern, to Mrs.

Jacob Mathsrn, ol lot bounded by Closet, Maraia, Ciqunart and Louise streets, Stoo, Mutual Building Homestead Association ro Julias Ea-lle Onllvie, ene lot bounded by Magazine, Webster, Camp aad State streets, fituo. PexaacU! If name is better and more nleuaatly and wltiely hnowa than thas of Mr. J. a. Porzoni.

For years he has made himself famous by the elegant perfones and complexion powder tnat bears his name, the latter hsvlng found its way to the belles ot Parlt, Germany and Loudon. Everybody admires beamy in ladles. Nothing will do more to produce or enhance it than a use of Mr. Pozzom's THE COURTS. rafted States Circuit Conrr.

I-oals'ai a Construction Coropsuy, limited. ef Philadelphia, vs. the iew jriaus. Suit transferred irom 'lH uistriet juru United States Uistrlct Coart. Ernast Fiste has liUd the sloop Lone Star f.ir 50, wages due him as carpeuttr.

manner, and fSJ money iiwacu uio ttaster for neoeesarv xoensij. Civil lislrlot Coart. BCCCESalOX OFZSED. The succession of Bonne Tht- baut was opened yesterday. TAX EAU8.

JacoVi Hotb sues Alfred Golllaame for the possession ol property paren od at tax ale. He file two suits for dUTe ent pieces ol property. stDCcnoJi or assessmeivts. Drury Harris, Fredrlek Frederlckson, InvuruiM Coiu nariT. the MurnalMa tionsl Bunk and E.

Telle and wife have sued the Board of Asseesois for the redaction ot assessments. ANSWER. Tn tbe matter of John Henry fc Co. vs. John 8.

Butler, V. i A. Jfc isi. have Hied answers to Interrogatories. The i-'so tors and Trader-' Insurance Company, gar- nisikre, nave also nieo answers.

KE3IOVAL TO TUB FEDERAL OOTJBT. In th matter of the Board cf CommUslon-ers of the Second Uratoajro urajing for ho- rnuloiealltn, a irOMript ol removal to tne United State Circuit Court has been made LirlOATIOK ICKlSO TUB PAST TKAE. Since the inauguration of the present system cf civil courts lo 1680. tue general docket shows mat 19.000 suits have been filed. During the past jour, thai in tossy from Oct.

20, is3. to Oct. 2. l.sce, tbe num ber of suits lus'ituied was 34i7, about au STetage of ten suits a day. ACCOCSTS OF ESTATES.

The final account of Charles Hernandez, aduiiuietrator ol tne euocesMon ui a. A. Moiiron. snows: Assets, 81,776 69; liablli- tirS. The account of Hairy H.

Hall and J. D. HilL testamentary executors of- th snccet- sion of Johu Auurews, has been tiled. It shows as follows: Assets for flictributlon. lya.aM bl: a-tual aasela.

Wij.leil 49: llabiu- tic s. 74 balauce tasu on- Hand, 371 75. rEOBATK FROCaEDIXGS. Letters testamentary have been lFftaftd to Patrick F. Alien, testamentary executor of tee succession of Ann cusacg or Cu sick.

Letters of tutorship have been Issued to Arnold F. witle lu the succession of Mrs. Kosina Wills for the minors Otto Geo. u. and Robert A.

wine. Tne succession of Mrs. Louisa Renz has been translerred to this court from the Sec ond District Court. Peter Osthelmer ha been appointed tes tamentary executor ot the succession of Mrs. Anna Maria Martin.

Mrs. Widow Jean Francois Meda has been cooflruied as natural tutrix of her minor children. TUB HXiag OF THE BARON OF POST ALB A. In the succession of Joseph Celesriu Del rau, iiaroa de Pontaloa, tue following uameu persons nave Deeu reocgaizeo as the sole leirsl and testamentary lielrs: 1. Mrs.

Marie Ci.ire Joeepnine ie Cnevalusr de Bar- nevuie, widow of the deceased; 2. Celesiio George Ldoaard Delfaa de Pbntalba, en lid or -tne nrat toarnage of deceased; 3. Mrs. Louise Michaele Deifau, alio onild by hrt marriace aud wus ox uarie ueorge Jean du mesnu ue ntarioourt; 4. alarle Loule Fred' er que Matilda Ie.Iau de Pontalba.

etaud oand of deceased aod sole surviving issue of usorge Henry Dellau de Pootaioa. decraed child et first marri.se A. Fern and Georxe Celestin leifau de Punlaloa, child of second marriage oi deceased. OUXXK.RCIAL errra. Elktn Co.

sue Henry Kopman for J128 84 due on open aoconut. Heriuau 11. Gogreve sues Andrew F. Cbam- pean for 81S7 due on a note and aceouuL Hollander, Koshiand ic of Baltimore, sue ictor ilea wig lor tzsu oa due on au opeu account. Mrs.

Amelia Hod if sod. wife. e'c. sues Mr. and Mrs.

H. Margulgule for 8660 due for rent or premise Is o. ij ciuwmauiue, between Rampart and Burgundy sir arts. LJCASS OF TUX BFAXISII FORT HOTEL. Bertrand Saloy, President of the Caron de le i canal aud riaviiration Comoauv.

sum joaa at. corges lor s.uo. reuaouer leased rue new notei situated at Spanish Fort for the term et one yea from tne 1st ot April, 1886. at the rate ot $l20t per anuum. payable monthly.

The celc-ndajut owes the month of tieptember, aud lu accordance witn th terms of ms loaao tue wuole amonnt is due. The petitioner has aood reason to believe that the lessee a Li remove tbe furnltuie or property on which he nas a lien or privilege. a writ of provisional seizure 1 prayed lor aad granted. A FALLIsO STRUCTTJRK CAUSES OAXAGB. BernardG.

Rhode sues tbe Mew Orleans Cliy and Lake Railroad Company for tJOtx) damages sustained tnrough au acolumt which happened on Aug. 29, 1836. Tue plaintiff abtenued the West icort on that day lor tue purpose ot witnessing a grand pyrotechnic uisoiay. while standing- vu tne platform built ov the dt-fendant for the acoommodaiiou of vMtors the said stineture itave way and petitioner received severe injuries and baieiy succeeded lu saving bis eaild. It is shown by petitioner that tue Injuries by him received are not the resell of- any ouutnoutory negligence on his part, but are aulrly due to tne gross eareieesnase and criminal negligence of the eompany, and its ntu-r oisregard ot tne safety and well-being of lis patrons.

It is represented tuai tne petitioner ha since heard taat tne eooden structure whloh broke down on the night referred to was some platlorm or c.e-vaed wooden frame tasoo by said company uui of one ot its ouilulugs heretofore used as a theatre, and ptaced by tne same on Its wooden piazza or platform Intended for lis passengers, thus virtually placing a trap in the wsy of it patrons and luviiius tbe calamity wnioh ha proven so detrimental and disastrous lo petitioner. FZRsOh'AL. Judge N. H. Rlghtor.

of Division D. left yesterday for a brief aojwurn in Terreoonue parian. xne judge win be gone aoout tea days. During aia abseaee he a 111 be replaced by uuge TissjI, ot Division A. Crinalnal District Conrt.

Section A Judss Konian. prealdlagj IXFOlUtATIOMS F1LBD. Assault and battery John McLanxhlln. Tbos. Uarvey, J.

B. Nelli. btabbing ana wounding Minnie cornlsn. Rmbezxiement and petit larceny JoseDh Duguy alias Armand Dtiguy. GRAND JURT FLMUIXGS.

The Grand Jury on Tuesday presented a true bill for assault aud battery against nomas j. mooney, Atecoruer lor Algiers. He gave bona for 8000, with Kinile Bauinaun, of Aitlers, as surety. Richard Nicfcerson, colored, of Algiers, Charges that on Sept. 20, Recorder Mooney struok him over the head with a loaded caue.

tbe assault oeingmade without provocation, and while he was in tae custody of tne said Reoorder, hay lug been placed by him under arrest. Charles Baokland was Indicted for, 1. embezzlement; 3. grand larueny. It is charged that on bepu 6.

Buckiaud, while Secretary ot the Prudential Homestead, Bulidiug and Loan Association, embezzled 8083, the money of the said association. Mr. but-klaud. wheu seen yesterday in the Criminal Sheriff's otlice, where ho was preparing to give bead, stated that he would be able to show that the association was indebted to lilm in au amount greater than that charged against him. He claimed tuat tue proseouiiou Was lusiigaked by Dr.

W. Harrison, tue former Pr, sident of the association, aod was not approved by the board. OX TRIAL. JsmesTnrls, formerly a collector for the Crescent Nawi and Hotel Company, was tried for eniorzzleinent and grand larceny. Ahe ebarge against ntm nas that be bad toilcLed subscriptions to nt-wspapcr aggre-Kailng a sum over 8900, for a hioii he bad not accounted, A lare number ot wiinesses were examiueu.

First Recorder's Court. Jackson Winn was sent before tbe Criminal Court uuoer 8MX) bonds, for breaking and entering lu the night time, and petty larceny. H. W. Tompkins, alias G.

W. Hart, charged with obtaining money by lalse pretenses, was remanded to the Parish Prison, ia default ol 8609 bond- Second Recorder's Court, Thomas B. White, for beating W. D. Stein, and Fredhielthold, fur petty larceny, were sent before the Criminal Court unuer 8230 bonus eaoa.

Loviuda Pascal, arrested for striking Annie Montgomery, Was fined 810 or tweuty days, for lighting. Mollis Ctosby and Bob Castle were fined 83 60 or tea day each, tor hgiiilng and disturbing the peace. Louis Bcrtone, John Corby, David Murphy and Shorty Deboys, for beating E. 8. Vol gat; Lnoien Lsbarre, for striking John i-ewis, and Mr.

Aifaro, for trespass, were placed noder appearance bono. itward Mills, alias Caarles Wilson, alias Blutfrr, an ex-oonvict. wanted since last July tor stealing a box of hats from J. Mauade's store, corner ot Decatur aud Bienville streetf. and tor assault with a dargerous was eapturei yesterday at tbe corner ot Orleans and VUlere streets.

He was fined 8ii or thirty days as a suspicious euaraoter, and remanded in default ot 8500 bonds. A young man named Louis Lacroix caused tie srret of two young men named Frank Ader Charles Zag.mie, the former fir asaultlcg Dim witn a ristoi. an-i the lawr for assault aad battery upon him. The prisoners were placed under 8504 and 8350 bond r-ap-etlTly. Larix claims that wri iu eompany with a young lrl on Sr.

Phdip, between Tontl and Kooheblare srreets, tbe parries lDsnlted and then assaulted him. TflE GAY CAMPAIGN. Meeting at Kapoleonvllle. A nuass meeting of tb Democratic party was held at Napolwon ville on the 18tn inat. for tbe purp jseof ratifying tbe nomiuation of the Hon.

KU. J. Gay for Cong'ea. he attendauce waa large voosiderin the day acd buy seas jn at hand; the p-ople were (roairot toge her by the aeiigbtfut musio ot tbe Napoleonville brass band and the stand ervtsted tor the oQieers ana orators was quickly surrounded by at'CDtlve and enthu-eis-iio listeners of both rao -s. Thu meeting was calltd to vder by Col.

W. W. Pugii. Prneiaent of the Democratio Executive Committee, and Mr. F.

Amade leie was cailrd on to preside, when tue following Vive Presidents and Secretaries were chosen: Vice Prexldents Hon. F. N. Tete, Cspt. E.

K. Lauve, Drauzla Helmet, CoL W. W. Pugb, Hou. Kutua Vires, Hon.

Claiborne Dugs, I. fc. Poikiiis, Hunoie Doii-e, Bieuveuu, Carrol Bo-tou. Jauirt Beasley, Anaule Lalande, HoDore Dugus. Henry B.

Fo.y. A C. Littlejoiin, R. ri. Dorssf.

Paul Fruu- cioni. Dr. Thomas B. Puga. Dr.

Joseph S. Blancbard.Na'baa WebsU-r, Aloee Keuiliroj-, totor x. ii uar-anx. jonu cnrt-tlau. r.

tu. Diuana, L. U. Folse. Walter l-riou, W.

R. Houeil. Max Dupaty. W. VV.

Puirh, blor- ien Rodrixen, Jo-epU E. Leil.nc. Robt. Maurice, Joun Dalferes. I.

P. P. Ko' k. W. Uclmei, L'lgar Aucolu, Solomon kloiz, CoL W.

B. Ra.Ulff. C. N. Poise.

phirin Montet, Alfred l'ete, Herbert Barton. Dr. I. D. Font, Dr.

Dug.s, l'ruxiilo, Luclen irux-nio. a. U. Bioeur i. Edouard Guuioc.

Jus. Arceneaux, F. Baptiste Laudry, Jos. Adams, Adoiun Hiiiiams. burrv jeniiinks.

oecretariee Dr Charles run lee, Pierre J. GUoer. L. II. Puxn, Oacar Dugaa.

Hon. Ed J. Gar tok the stand, and in plain and sensible talk explained to his biur ets what ue bad done aunug the last session of Congress lor me constituents, ana wnm heexuretedto do for them in the future. He told turtu of his rlforts and thuse of hi collesguts lu bebaif ol the Mississippi Ri vrr, ana their final suceesc after treat oiiposl- tion on the part of and Eastern nimbrrs. who favored railroads, wulch would increase the business of their differ ent locailiiea.

He touched on the great ben tttt which would aocrue to the western banks of the Lafourcue and atl4uiug p.r- lnne rrotu tno assiKianoe given oy tne ttivrr Cummissiou towards closing tlio Morganza brrax in Poiute Coupee, in part of liia remarks was teceived with evident era tin cation, as many of his audience had suffered from iuuuuattous through tnat opening in the levee. Mr. Gay makes no pretensions to the oraiors skill, but ho save a aeusioie anu straiich forwa talk to ms cobsiiuieuts, ell adapted to the Cuiupreholibioa ot his Col. Wailes, of Iberville, followed in a stirring addiess, replete with anecdote aud sound argument. He closed his speech with a beautiful and woe.

ilea allusion to tne disappear ot Radical oppression when Gen. Tw oh oils became Governor. He received much applause, and the people of Assumption hope to hear from him in tbe coming State election. Mr. Martinet, ot St.

Martin, was the next orator and was favorably received. He poke cf his early life, as belug bora tn slavery, his following tue in the aays ot Radical rule, and his nual en-llentenmeut irom their uark wa wUea ace and experience pointed out to nlui toe identity of interests between the two races. He made ftequent aud telling allusions to bis Cnatoui-huuse eaperlmce for the bene 11 ot some of nts former colleagues among his auditors. Reread portions ot Judge l.ea.t- ue recent letter, and whilst sounaicg nis praises and giving him creuit lor bom honesty and moral ouuiage, he called tne attention of Ihe colored people to his recom mendations, aud to the slur that had beea oast on the action of the regular conveuuon at Hounia. by ihe sapuiession of their nom inee and tne se.eonoa of Dr.

Dai rail, the defeated candidate for the nomination. He handled the wuoie transaction "without aluves," and fully satistled bis audience that this political coup u'etat was wiuiout a parallel iu the political history ot tnls coun try. His address elicited great applause. especially nis eloquent and lucid statements ou the sulijeut ot State po.illos. Gen.

F. T. Nicboils, on taking tha stand, received quUe an ovation, ana It was some time before he could proceed, lor he is known to every man, woman and ouiid lu this parish, and la a particular favorite with the oolored people, who know him ot old as their ttia and true filend, and who as Governor was always ready 10 protect tuein and secure tbe rights wulch they possessed as citizen of the Otste. Ue alludra to the stories winch had i-eou circu lated auioug them to his prejudice curing his canuidakure, and how time bad proven in- lr fa. suy.

Ha aso toucned upou tne partial lu ten option ot narmony among Demo crats no iu tne dark boars of reoona, ruc tion ha i acted together the common sal, jet after the dauger was passed, be- Iuk seduood by the love of otUoo and its profits, had forgotten their old-Urn alie- s.i.uce to the Democrauo party, aud now sctea witn its opponents, tie spoke on tne quesiion of duties raising mouey to sup port the government, aud staled ihai even tae partial free trade doctrines of some Democrauo Congressmen (mat is those wli confined their views to revenue tuuee) were to the oroU-cllou prioo.ples of ine Reuuo leans whose Ideas and wishes on tais suojevt were limited to those articles manufactured by themselves. at the same time favoring tne eiave-made sugar free of duty. His Views on this sub ject were attentively listened to aud appro elated, and tuougu ihe euoject la a ver dry one, most especially when luterlaroed wi.b aiailrtics. the General bad tue icood taste to cacilue nimself to sucn facts as were easily couiprenendrd. He closed his aduress midst tne greatest cueermg and applause of his admirers, hj sincerely hoiia lo see him lu tue near future iu a posiUou in which his bouesty, ability and lirmueosof cnaraoier may be utilized for the benefit of ine State.

ine meeuug was cloaca by HoweiL ot our puxish, ho read Judge Bo tin's let ter and made some pertiuent comments on it significance, aud tno lessons it taugnt to his Republican friends. Mr. uv i prosueots are gooo ior a large vote lu tuls pariah, aud lue meeting of yesterday wid produce good results, as the voters Diesent aero rully impressed with the iuiportanoa of sending a Democrat to the next Congress. Our eincuon takes place at an unfavorable time for eecunig a lure vote, as mauv leave ihe parlh to work on susar plantations in adjoining parlnes. Tae following resolutions were unani mously adopted: He it resolved, xnat tne uemocrats or As sumption in mass meeting a seuioled, cor dially indorse the miuaiioa i the Hon.

Rdsard J. Gay for the iif tietn congress of the United States, experience of the last session having satistled them both as to his faithfulness swtid aulilty to serve them as their representative. lie it leooived, xuat tney commend to oa representatives continued waicbfulness a regards the improvement of our great river aud the smaller stream which are found lu our Stale, as they recard appropriations iu this dir)utlon as or vital importance to our material iuterests. as well as t. the exten sive aud itrowiug commerce of the valley ot the Be It xoat Tne Aomimsrra 10a oi President Cleveland uas eanforme i strictly to ihe platform on which be was elected, and his e-jurse so far has convinced us that it Is bis inteutiou to glvs us an noaeat and economical adiuinlstration, as well as to cor rect tno abuses which have assumed suou gianuo proportions duriug the twenty-four ears of Republican rule.

THE MISSING BABETTE, Anxious to Returu to Her Family in Iouis. The girl, Babette Rolson, about whom so much ha oeen written, and whose distress parents in St. Louis appealed to Mayo Gulllotte to find her, was yeBterdsy bnaht to the Mayor's offli by Mr. BoarUman, iu wbose fam.ly the girl had been employed. A peclal utlioer was sent out wita tno gin in uuuln a oass.

wblott be secured, aud the glil was banded the piece of papr. Sbe was instructed be at the depot last fcveuiug, but wandered about ton and wa-f ound oy a negreas al the corner of Secoue and 8w Dnnuis stree who belie-red ner aud gave her food. Babette hid prorni-ea theonloer to be at tbe corner of Caron-ielot and eeoond stroets. bat wnea ue omoei went thitnershe so aid not oe xouna. tie set out la search of her and found her at the bouse of the negress.

He conducted her to tne Central Station, where sae remained daring tne ilht. To-day she will oe plaoeo ou loard the train and sent to her home In bt Loula. Rh statad that sne nao oeen inauoed to leave home by a lady named Mrs. Brainer, who bad transferred ner to ner oaugater. Tne latter brought her to this city, but she did noe fancy the treatment she received and left her employer and sought service Irh Mrs.

Kna.nl a u. witn wnuui ene nan been tor the past seven months. When thr family went away for the summer she went with theui, and omy returned so tue city with thm a short time aro. Bhe claims lo lie very anxious to return to her home in St. L3U1S.

si asanTSBW" There Is on exhibition at No. 103 Canal Street a fine lot of furniture and or pets that will be sold to-morrow. enrus conaneu the sale. YKXONPARISH. B1 an chard's Canvass.

Special Correspondence of the Pleavune.1 LEkSTlLLS. Vernoa Parish. La Oct, 17. 1880. Uuu.

Newton C. Blanc hard, the Demirau lo nominee for tu fourth fme of the Fourth ConKreasloual District, ap, ke at two po in thi parish last week. He reach-d here Thuttday from Boyee Otation, 45 miles uis- taut. He encountered xunj dimuaities en route to this DOint. having vo itnaaum her of saol.en streatas the-head waters and tiibutarles tne Cslcasieu River, which were un lom the storm on last Tu.

sday and Wednt-sday iu una seotiou. At one point bis companions, one a neepaper man ana tne other Mar Frank A Blanchard, of Rapides parivh, astride the team consisting of a pair or mules, swam a raging torrent and tnen attaching a rope to tne buggy, pulled It acrura hand. The Congressman, it is said, climb ed a smail tree situated on the aa-t bauk of the stream aod a-oend it to aheigbt where his weight hent it in tbe direction of the we bauk, lit re araceludy moved oa tne friendly limb uf a tree on tne opposite bank and descended to terra firms. This is only a satni la of several other similar exi rienoe on the trip. He addressed h.s C'ntituency in this Sarish first at Walnut H'll on Friday, where as met by about Sou people, many of whom had oume long oistaucea to hear him disi-uss tue auesUon of the campaign.

Ihe folio lng day, daturday, the 16th, he addressed another large nireubg at num Ml About 300 people were present at this meetisg. Baroevues were glveu at both points. Tbe were graud turnout of ihe Democracy of Vernon, a parish which boasts taat it never oat a tiepuoucan oa lot. Many la nes were present atbota gath erings. Ihe Walnut Hlil' meeting was pre sided over by ale seoator i omsrr.

ana the one a. Kirk a Mill ny Co I. J. R. emait, a grand oid Deuiocra bo yeaia of age, who cast his nrst vote lo 1828, for Andrew Jack son, and has never failed to vote tuesiralgut Democratic ticket at every election since.

Mr.Blaucherd spoke two hi devoting a large part ot his speeca to atuoiougu ana exhaustive exposition and explanation of the backbone laud grant question. Over 10J.000 acres included in this grant He la this pi in, and In consequence the subject is oue ot mucn interest to tne people. Borne of tbe people hd been prejudiced against Mr. Blancbardby reasou ot false representations made ot this mailer to them; but all who heard him were sa l.Dod of the correctness ot his piieitiou and tuny loooree him. He spese aiso oi tue titinmuiuui exuiatued and elutiidated this perplexing question to his hearers.

He contrasted the records of the Democrauo and Republican parties in their administration of the auSlrs of the government, and pointed out the correction of abuses and the inauguration of reforms instituted by the Democratic Administration of Mr. Cleveland, whom he eulogized as a worthy successor of Jefferson, Maiisoo, Jackson aud otaer great Democratic Preside Eta who uad tilled the executive chair. His remarks to the la-lies, in clot-Dig his speech, weie very happy and eloquent, and ins reference to lbe grand old man" (Col. Smar a no presided over Hie uieeuug, was touching and gratifying to his large audience. Great as is tbe popu.ari of Mr.

Blanchard throughout the district, la no portion of it is it more manliest thau in the pine hiiis ot Vernon. PiaK WOol3. SENATOR RICH ARD SIMMS. Hls Candidacy for Congress In the Sec- ond District. Rumors to the effect that Senator Richard 81mma had withdrawn from the contest for Congress prevailed yesterday.

Senator Sluims was in the city last night, and ou being questioned in regard to the rumor said that there was no foundation for it whatever. I am," he said, the choice of the Republicans of the district, and have been nominated by the Republican Convention held in tft. James parish as the and-ard bearer. ot the party. I owe it to those who nominated me as well a to myself to make every effort to secure my election.

I propose to act In good fa'th towards my constituents, and wid nuder no circumstances withdraw from the contest. I am in receipt of numerous letters from prominent Republican iu tne district assuring tnat their beny support and their full confidence in me. be-eial large aud enthusiastic meetings uave been neld lu the district and heartily and fully indorsed me as the nominee of the Republican party. It the. Republicans of the Second District do their do tv fully.

fieWy and honestly I am coulident that I will be elected to represent the Second Congressional District," TO INSPECT PLAQUEMINES LEVEES. This morning State Engineer Sidney F. Lewis departed down the river for a complete tour ot inepeciion along the levees of the Lower Coast. He will specially examine i nose which are report e-i to hae been Or 'ken by toe recent stoma down lie river. Catarrh to Consumption.

Catarrh in ita destrastlve force stands next to and undoubtedly leads on to oonuuiTtion. It Is theief oie singular that those afflicted with this tearful disease shoo Id not make it i he ob ject ol their lives to ild themnele. ot it. ceptive reuieuie concortea oy ignorant tenders to medical knowledge have weakened the confidence of the irreat majority ot suffojers In all advertised remedies. They become re timed to a lire of iMsery rather than torture themselves with doubt ul palliatives.

ent this will never no. Catanh mc st be met at every stage and combated a lib all our m'ght. In many cases the disease has as--mned danger ous symptoms. The bones and carriage ot tne nose, the organs of aricg, seeiug and ot tasiinx so am cied aa to be use'ess, tne uvma so elongated, the th oat so Inflamed and irritated as to produce a constant and dirtresMng congi. savpbu radical clks meets erv ihase of Cats, rh, from a Flo) pie bead.

cold to the most loutfls rue and uestructlve stajres. It la local and consUtutionaL lntnt in jeii-ving. permanent In cunng. safe, economical and ueer- iach iackag contains one bottle of the RADf- CAt. CUBE.

Ol bOX ATARKHAL KOLVk-NT. aud a Impkoveo Ishaleb. with treatise: price, $1. POTTKB DBUO A CBE3UCAL BOSTOX. KIDNEY PAINS And tiiat lire-ess.

all-gone sensation ever mesent with tlioee of inflamed Kldners. Weak Hack and i ouis. Aching ps and Rules, overworked or worn out by fliieaae. Aebilitv a dissipailon, are renevra iw nluuie and are cunai or uisviiimra A-ii-r'ai. Piasier.

a naw. rr ucKub and Infallible aotioot to pain and lonamuia- tion. At aU drngkists zoc; uisiur.i, i i Potter Urn rtos'on. toet of theajiseoses which afflict mankind are origin-Ujr eaused by a disjrdersd condition of tbs 1 ft 'oe all oannlainta of this kind, each as Torpidity of tw Liver. Bilknsmns.

Karroos Dyspepsia, Inditis-ioe, Irreirularity of tbs Constipation. Fistu- tscj, Brootations and Bnrning ot tha Stomach -tomstuces eallnd H3srtbarc), Miasma, sfl-i Frax, Chills snd Fstw, Break bons Fever. Czhsuotion before or after Keren, Chronic Diar. hosa. Ixms of Atrpetite.

Hsadsena. Font Breath. jregnlai itwa inwlentsl to Fsmalaa, Bearme-dnwe STADIGER'S a Invaluable. It is not panacea Mr all dinnsses, WOllflr? ail diseases of the LIVER. ul vmrtt.

STOMACH and BOW ELS. It caaams the eomplsxkm frora a waxy, ysllow tins, to ruddy, healthy color. It entirety removes ow. gloomy sptaita. It is one of tbs BEST AL TERATIVES and PURIFIERS OF THE BLOOD, and la A VALUABLE TONIO.

STADIGER'S AURANTII FoxsslebxsBDragghrts. Fries fl.OO perbotan. C. P. STADICER, Proprietor, 140 80s FRONT 8Ts Pbliatislnhla, Paw For s-tie wnolt-sale by E.

-vdi a 73 and 79 Tchuupltoulas Orleans. La. Electric Belt Free Te introduce it and obtain agents we will for the aixtv dava kit away. lre of charra. in each coontr In the U.

a iimitsd number or our 4eraa leeirs Ualvaale fnsaessery Belts, Price So a positive asd unfailing our for tous Debility. Varicocele, kmisalons, I potency, etc oo rewaid paid if every Rett we manufacture does not generate a genuine elecu in current. Address at once KLtC'l RIO BRX.T AQAxiCX, P. O. i ts, JsrooKjyn.

Si. z. b3 inonsw THEY STAND ms Fotaah Victim. Cured by 8. S.

8. S. S. S. vs.

have had blood poison for ten years. I Iodide of Dottishin that time, bat it did me and limbs were covered with sores, and 1 could scarcely use my arms on account of rheumatism in my shoulders. I took S. snd il has done me more good than all other meal, cines I bsve taken. My face, body and neck are perfectly clear and dean, sad mj rtrs-matura is entirely gone.

I weighed US pounds when I began tbe medicine, and I now wjjra its pounds, ny erst bottle neipea me greauy. ana gave me an appetite use a siroaf 1 sronid nor. ha without S. S. S- ror several times ita weight in eoia.

a. BEST PIANO HOUSE, 135 OISruSwJL. STREET. FIM1Y BRCiN'SWIC, a 3S XHmcaziae street Kevr Orleans, La D1STBIBUTINQ AGENTS FOR Straiten Storm's New Yoii Cte Including the Famous OWLS, BOLQCLTH. and HAVANA FILLED.

The Best 5c. Cigar ever offered. Sales One Mil lion and a Halt a raonta. O10 12 17 18 31 24 36 ARTIFICIAL EYES Are Nw so Perfectly Blade That No One Can lliaiiBKRiak Tirm Freua l'he Haiaral EyeL The Artificial Eve 1- not dnlr a tieautlfle. bnt it aerss other ezeellent purposes.

it enables tne eyeuus to move aaireeiyas ever. Jt restores tns runonons or tne tsar naetsires. It prevents toe eyelashes from turning: witu- in. csiisiric iudamiuatioa. It prevents uistoriiou of features, as happens always in case of a yuuna wiio baa the mutfortm-e tu lose aa ye and so me times in the case ot old-r persons.

Mr. w. boh Jt. tar rrprician. naa maue a speoialty of setecing aad iusertmg them.

A. B. GRISWOLD Jewelers and Opticians KEW OftLKtKS. niO FACTORS' Alffl TRADERS' Insuranee Companj, 49. Carwaslelet MlULlS.

...97 on 909 7U.4AA KD. A. PAtTR President K. M. WA LMiLKY Vic PTxient Thus- if.

WsLliKR DoTu intnly WILLIAM WIRTH, DEALEn nr FURNITURE. All rinds of Furniture Repaired and Varnished. SPEM, EAIS AND MOSS MATTESSES Hatle to order. Xonebnt Kew Furnitnrs kept in this estab- ment. -Furniture wseou to um.

33 Daupuioe, corner Customhense street, TEW ORLWANR. s2'! SuTwThSm FOB THIS FECK'S FAT. IMPROVED CTJSUIOKED KAR DsttBI- PERFECTLY UETOHo THE HEARINO anr. perform the work ot Ute natal al drain. avlays position, but invisible totner.and coraioiiabie to wsar.

a 11 conversation aad evea waispers neanl distinctly. We rater fjum armg taem. Send tor ilia st rated book wita testitnoniais, tree. Adorers F. HltCOX.

H64 fcrsadaay. New York. Mention Uus paper. lu'u-iitiiuiiawir ti uu s2 Lan Tor is years at 37 Court Place, now at 322 Market Street, TflTlircillp Yl act. Third a sea ourth, AJUUiU I AULUjAXJ A melsrly sAocaua legally assiised sayaUaa aa4 Ita aws.

MWssasfal, sJ sis prscuas wiU prors. ASS. Spirmatorrfiea surd Im potency, suwrsMli sfsstt-sbsss la rssja, Ksosl in la m. Ijiu fiu. me Mr iiihim, sa4- bts4uciic aaBMSf Us ts snrisc cTku: Ssnuua, Hnsirtinl Raiisrissa, (nicst snia, siM, hy Srsuast.

Pr sm sf eisi. DetMdn MBory. fay. A rsnioo to Society sfFcatslcs, Csalorisa sf Idisii, Las, si fcezosl Psver. Ac.

reoanlB surrlsc lacsper or sahspey, sts ttjorsuf hly mas serma. ssiUy en-si SJ IHXtj 13 ssS trT-i? frosjtss Gonorrhea. QXT, Striotnra, OraaiUs. STsms, (c aasomj; riles sad stssr srirsts Sissus esieklv sand. a sslf-sTtdsst Oat a pay skasa was pay spsrisl ts a awuia sms, sf Susssss, sa4 wssOag Ojscsasas aspv shy.

asaolrsi gnu skill. Pkyndua '-sssisc Ul lot sftn raeosiBKBS sersoos is sty can. Wtaea taosMsBim ts Tlsit the city for treameet. SMdleinet esa bs nat prtTar'y sail suTaly by aiU x. saTsasrs.

Cures Gnarsuiteed. xx all Cases 2nd ertaken. CsssuusUoas pnsaaHy ar by httar tns sas lavlisS. taarsat rTriatrj SMifliiainL PRIVATE COTJltSELCR 1 Of aoo pages, sent to say address, asetrreiy seald, tor unity cents naouid be read by aa. Andres as a 00 re.

ufics usoxs irom a A. U. 10 P.M. fcaauays.ato!'. AL 1CH0R BRAND.

UNEN COLLARS PAT SEAMLESS FOLD ALWAYS GIVE SATISFACTION Will outwear two cottars nude in the old way, ALL THE "tVCHO SOLD EVERYWHERE 7 a aaiesr. uwr, jAT THE HE THE BEsT SHOES x-ot venue mrnt wear or Vu etoasv, STACY, ADAMS m.nniT, ty 4HO Di E4B II jfour dealer or the etSiT. Adams A Ca These sonds are mads of tha beat ynub stio stock, Kansarnoreiia, la hand aad aiaeii wed.utuSi.ss. BUI lO and LaTsT. vsky PAIR WARRANTED, ball isclloa.

guaiameed eveyoneiha wears Biaev. AdasZ dc Co. olio, bold everrwbers by i-Isrs rtmlwL A. LURIEU, Red Star Shoe OLE AOEST II KEW OBLBA9S, LA CAUTION'. Ctmtumtn sAoaU aof os-Aw oar Spidfi with (At numerous imitation, polasK and mercury mixture which art eat, onUitirow Vu merit qf our remedy, i Aa imitation alxccyi a fraud ond a cheat, and tney Oris onlyaeVuycaneUalfrcmUuartideinAtaUd.

TreaiieeonBUjodandSkinDUeaeeemaUtd free. For eale by all druggitt. TBS SWIFT SPECIFIC C0 Drawer JManta, Oa, POTASH. know I hsve taken one Band red bottles no good. lAt summer my face.

Beck, bod iUTCIIELL, W. Sdd 6fc Ferry, Sew Tor, E4TABL1SUCD 1813. Prpn 1 LNFAT.T.TBLB ef-' 0 C- VsruHMBtmP'i n3 CD CD "'llilnl. VCTlii i. 111 1 IV ISAS8 Is tlie Purest, Ptrongest, and Most Healtlifal Breed FrwDara tion Made.

SOLD BY ALL GROCERS. mli 7 Snfhly LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MKAT. Fines! aad siMapsst If sat film vooriag Stock fsr Soapa, ada Diahsa Saoses. Aaoasl aale, 600.000 jars. EXTRACT Us AOkAl.

Aa tavalaabU tome. li 1 saseess aad a sous 10 waleh eaaVas shoold feat gratsful," So "afaajsi Prsss," lancet," As. Osaaias only W'th tha fs-tnin Bars Liabig's Bignatara ta Bias Ink serosa tat LaSsL The litis-Sana plss grapa hsviae Seen largely ss4 by liatsia with no eonasetioa wita Baroa Lirbtf, tha pnhUe ara farforasit that tas Lietas Compsny alons eaa effar tbs arddsvui Baroa Llsblgs gaarasts of gaasinsassa UE8I8 COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT. To bs had of aU Storessrsers, Oroeera and Chamists. Sols Agaata lor Oa) United Stales (wholesale only) a DsvUs A one- Leadsa, Eaglaae.

i Jyl'86 lyTb BOOK FREE mi -rr A book thaterery father should place in Ida son's hauo and read him salt with the otmort ears. Givss all the ymptoms and terrible rsnlts of Xiseees due to Early VIee and leinuM Uasbaads ana Heads ot 7am lies used it. Testimony It I I.I liSli tn (urruuifass. FHEf.CS. HOSPITAL TREATTTTT For rains, Bay.

VTssknsss, Last VttaiiiT. Sent only mle-t. Free Vaasaltatle. fnm I a. awtosr.

'-a la Aare l7FaueaWa o20'86 eedAWly CR 1 BT A HOIVt BAIBDYK IsttMSest li acts umasoMssaaly ptouuemr the stoat ural soass sf kisst er -brown: sues sot stsis skia, an sssuy rwH CB I8TA D0y AKD haADTlf FILRat ths ssstDlses lag for the Hair. Tryit Pries i. CKlbTADOrtO, 9" Interesting Fam.ibiet seat free. s2o ijatawAW To the Public! REDUCTION HI THE PRICE JFrLIGDT Office cf the IVS OaLEiSS CASLICET Cfl-TLUj ITKW ORLEANS, Beet. 1.

1886. THE TiKW OnLhivS OA-LIOHT COM-PAy informs lh cas eonsumsrs aod stssra residisg ont tbe line of Its maina, tost rrv ad after Oct. 1. ia-8. the fobowt.

rate XTKA DISCoONT wid bs os'abl abed, ia AD DI if toPK 10 osnk now allew or the monthly accounts, whee eaU rr CHAKUtij -One. eatjfer hoar per saraorat twenty cauSl'fl. Lass 10 ner real. ADDITIONAL WSCoOST On monthly accounts betaeea ti sent. Oa monthly accounts between sad percent.

mhII On month account ostweea sal ps cent. On moutMy aocouat hetwsen 029 sa errm, P. Psllegnni. r-castas psrrr. SoulliBrnTeiTa Established la 187L FELLEGB1XI A CASTLEBEEKIy PROPRIETORS.

MANUFACTUREK3 OF AKCHITECTUBAL H0ETI(LTU1UL TERRA COTTA Bed and BatT Terra Cotta. assss EstUnatss Olwen on AppUctioo. Works 170 to 190 Chapel st ATllANTA. GA. jrts ue wws 1 nis- 0k a- YEASTPOWDER Cheaiesi no.