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Ic to ofrrl n 1clr Mt.. )41 trolt't"
t'tputy fIt l~ittk ot~tri othwa ."oi~
$ttA10 Itl l tilt~ ItOo-nnR 'tpY
TUB ICOMPROM*Nim.
maontlls 4~ien Why It Mlnlsould sa an Im.
penalbility.
Wasshington National ltepu)lioan. I
To otr mind there would be something
I.Yl Iewonro, tt nid ounafe in any propu.
the e O ti or the Cabtint to compromlse
eiftls in the ditu.ted Mistes by skliin
Cihaamberlait and 1 ackard shall be elected
tBenate of the United Htates, or receive
recognition at the hands of those who
a them, aud are I athed In return s a oit
ton for their abandonment of the otlce of
o . It ise int mrtllnu beosatse it does
t e. stiated to the character and dignity of
Ieth0.ttrve onuntcil of the nation to be enprSg
it anly ischemes whioh have for their ohbjet.
the aMoolpltnihment of politeal #fineeo, or
tgWgs. , of any sort; and beoause it is
ot obvious how an element which
treated with abhorrent e si a basis
looal power or authority, antd whlioh conse
tle.cty convtull. the t.ate with its pretenitons,
- M lee than a disturbing cause when made
tlh~dgoey of the Federal relation, It l unsafe,
UIasee it trenches upon ground outside of the
e urisdltotto and trespasses against the
Sof representation; Iand beouse being with.
u the bounds of legtimate author'ty, it may be
r.jeted, and thte embarrass not only the Ad
anleitraIlon, but the welfare of tihe country by
eatItbutingt to further complications. buppose
pfopo.lIion be made and is not sooepted by
represetting those ttatee in the negotis.
t The result would be to humiliate the Pro*
Itent and hie advisore, while not relieving thew
se * position in whloh it would place thanm -
Ibat )eOninttg the fant that the parties to be
Sfr were not entitled to the plaoes they
either by non-eleouton or non-useer, and the
t at that their omnpetltore were entitled
themt either by election or the exercise of the
r of the .fSe with the assent and oo
of the people. There is always danger
eitel upnit .nwarrsnted proj ecte, however
pure or patrotic the iurpose. I the propocitlon
were to be made and rejected, as it is to be feared
Itweald be, what wouldbe the consequenu e The
letratotn would be cotprotuised in jlace
dfftetences, and tihe governments of
and Nicholle wotld have to be reoog
uhe uil the same; for it would not do to concede
hts, as indorsed by the people of their
I lte tlates, as would ie done, in effTeo, by
ming autrbh a iroposition and then because
they were not a bl or willing to respond by
euOIter conalesion, refuse to ascord the right's
taoittl admittted. This would be to ltlace the
trauon clearly in the wrolng, and deprive
moral as well an of pulitical support. For
ihete-lanone we do not belvter there ti any sulrb
purpose in contemiplation on the part of the gvy.
ersment.
It the roufoernces propoled have in View the
better ecOltrity of the rights and privileges of the
colored race they catl result. in nothlung hut per
soaad pledges on the p~at of prominent Htlothern
gentlemen, and canl not, therefore, ie of aly cer
taL. advantage, for it is by no means sure that.
Na.rlentative mtentn who etlp forward at such
bien souomplish the undertaklng they en
t perfuorm, in reaspect of matters which lie
the province tr the people, tint aside
Sthe impoliey of attaching any
Importaue to etudi promises as ground
of rellance, thier is a tnatlfest impro
pr-ly in challenging the integrity
ta the Bout hrn purpose touching a constitutoon
el dty impa sed upon the people, by exaoting a
whitch would be as offensive as we have
b Wd out it would be futile. Honorable men
iattenued by no pledges in the is eformance
* duly, and men without honor, though sworn
gto te obeervance, sill tsll short of its obliga
Nh eor Is there any ococasion for such
even though they were proper. The
S oulty will be removed the moment the
raie is left tree to follow its natural im
and .ide with the property owners and land
mroplsietors. The laws of trade and commerce
wl ever be sealouely guarded in all oountries,and
wherever there is a vote to be seeured to the one
Ylker the other of contested principles or dis
theorles, it will be brought out and de
In the strifes wblet follow division of
t in repect of euch legislation, public
wtIl protet the freedman in his rights
eeneurly than the armed forces of power.
tDt if the object is simply to organise Legisla
Mtue In euch a manner as to withdraw the oeuses
4t dlierder from among the masses, and to Insure
Wit. and needftl laws,it is to be hoped the con
Stenees in the one case and the Commlsston in
the other will succeed to the ftllest measure of
4kOhea o dence which prompted them.
04 ------
----- =qv* -- ....
E. JOHN ELLIS.
Mit1 Full Statement About the Matthews
Foster Arreement.
[Special to Oourier-Journal.]
WnranToroN, March 29.--On the evening of
the h of February Mr. Lamar sent a page to
r.is, requesting an Interview. On meeting
lil. Mr. Lamar said that, in his opinion,
the peeon dehlvered by Mr. Charles Foster that
day wa inltended to be understood as the utter
ame of Gov. Hayes iimtself. lHt firther said
that Judge Stanley Matthews had said to Foster
that his tFoeters') spech was not strng
mqangh, and he ahould have said that lov, Hayes
wou00ld ave nothing to do with Packard. Mr.
FJter replied that he did not like to take so
manuh upn himself; to whlch Matthews roplhed:
"Well, if I had epoken I would have said so, be
Case it is the trutn."
Mr. Lamar, after detailing this conversation,
eald that it was the tirit utterances he had ever
beard from one of Governor Hayes' friends iln
ntand direct eoough to oommand attention
the Southern people. He advised Mr. Ellie
to see Judge Matthews at ones, and then to pro
. _e to Columbus, Ohio, and if posejble see and
ob ainof G ,vernor ayves' assurances and guar
ataee of a liberal and just policy toward Louis
-aa and South Carolina in the event of his inan
Varation. Mr. Ellis replied that he did not wish
wto it without conference with his colleagues; but
Mr. Lamar insisted that he did not believe in
dhtged responsibi ities, and urgea Mr. Ellis to
; tio he had suggeated. At the request of
Shbe wrote out in the form of a letter the
.4ai es of what he (Ilmar) had said. Mr.
dau that evening to 0oev.l sln
hta4 rseachul 3e iinrt "S0
,` 4- MLa - ' Ja . om. : .-, v v$!~r'" r,
+r,`. w oh ihre , ab " 1
p o l.e ot theori ln oommunteltion, rua
betraltYtg a heleoi to asoredIi me to Gov,
ayeel an r vd not to go any further with
the lftfir, but shbowed Mr. I ar's letter to
Major )larke, and advised him to moe Jodge Mat
thews and hve a oonferenoe and then to pronbed
to (Columibns and see (ov. Hayes, in sooorldman
with Mr. Laimar'r original idea.
Major lirhe did seo Jtudge Matthewe, and itr
ranged an Interview, a4 i nrited me to 8a4n)m.
pany him, on the venVptg of the ofth or 290th
of llebruary Mjor hlurhe and the Itoi., Henry
Watteron, whom I had invited to eootmpsy us,
and mayuet, repaired to Wormley's and in Judge
Mstthew.c' room we met him, ex'Gov ,ennlsotn
of Oiihio Menator (now -oeret ary) hbermmn, Ohiel
Juetire (.srtinr, of the llictriot tlpreme Cottrt,
and lt.prselibtativte Pster andtl (limild. After
nome informrl ounver.ation, Judge Mattheiwe
aiked me ftr in expressionn of opiotn a to t he
desires and wishes of the peoptle of the two
Monlhern itf atm and in refereneon thereto our
position Mnd dele rmination with regard to the
-lestoral count,
I stated to him an.d to the genln umen rrnmet,
at oame le.gth, nor tinaltatable determinstion to
sepoure t all haiads. the govtrenment of Nilholln
and tile ton, our esrnipt desire fir the restot m
lion of (he rilght ,fr self-governmunt andt our
great fear that Mr. lityes, if in.ugurIted l'rei.
dent, would nue the troops for the purpose of
m tmitalniug t'arkird and c.hamberlit,n snd that
it waI upon this idea that I anld tny tolleagoueu in
olngrees, as well sm many DPomoratio Iteprecen
tatives, were tlluloiteritng to prevent the onutoumr
matlirn of the nonnt."
ltinartmT' Pursaonton ItrnAtrN -Are timed
and etdorced by the best hotels rl onfentionere,
grooers anld the firt famillie in tlne ountry,
Thet popular wine henfre the war was Piper.
Feulehelink. We still .all for Piper,
MUNICIPAL ADVERTIEfWMWT TI
NOTICE CITY TAXES OF 1877.
I)41t'AtWAPI T or ifI' NAN (' 1
Now OrBniion, DIrt? /I9.. 147,
'l'ar hlip fir 1411 ra now rsdly for dIllvry.
'T'h - f l~lowilng lrato of l.nhin. for tranl )t4 ,,vh I
Slnyinnftt will ho illiW Vnd:l
Thlr'r o r.s' nl n f ill hillsl isI1 i ih toi 't i.0 of
Ma rnh, 147l, I. .npilv,.
Two, jIr ,ot 'I. 11 aSll hllt tlnl Il it, It huh April,
1077, ill'l"lVI . h
Aftl t At ril 110, 1577, I1nfo in1t, at Toll IP r n "ti
aind'ruo.
IIllI4P11 PI PIIOIJA 1,1.
I)ths'AnTI) iatr 1or ((IoMInti'I.
Oily Hill,
Now ()'lalnls. Mit rVlI 95, 1s7 7.
H,'nln il Iro llor tlnrhe loan of lth follllwino
n nllllcd H4 Il 'i V1llitllI. for Ithn lorn of twol
y0l55P, will bn Illnloivl ia t.11 iI olmlen Iup to i)1
4',,l,.,k it), April 1, 1077, viv,;
oolt l f il 1 ti ' NI n, to irrlr ni l own.
Fllot o Itroaliwvly Ito WCn5tWnio.
(!tirolltonl ernry.
itll4 folr fill fortlo. toi lii iiisli.t irnpsli 0ly.
TIIhn itiy I nl'v.os lihn .sihitl tIo, r 4j, 111t ' i llly
ill hlsIl1 ,
itpo0ll ienl lln o l n I . i thli ,rlTnn.
(11IAH. (VAVANA.',
AdilIn lratl. -rilor of (lmlllllnri'1lin,
o to :1Its J 4 7ii
TAX NOTICET5.
MrPEOCIAL NOTit734.
()OrtIl' T41TI1 TAX (ot,It.( illTr I,
Third D)ilrriot P'swri.l of Orlans,
Malrih 211, 19'7.
All perlonu withl In (th liits itf thln Tlhird(
1)ietitlet owing Ilsssn iiandi Ciltistl TIlax lrn
heisl'ly lol lno llt Ihltlh , th i o ,lsin r fitl llt colliiolhln
of nsit Taxo . I. now opntl.stl l Nio, 17 umipla
tiihmlp NI r41nti. H, It. P'1O(ITOII.
tllh)ll 71 Hlt1i Tat 01hihll4,icor.
lWeStlAlh NIITIIK.
()it.tvi5 WTr'v1ra TAX (`oT,tIcrrolln.
irl P . I i.t ,'l',.,.1 (ln ris G vior sit runt.
Now tIrlllsuil . h1isr4 h 27, Il77.
All l'l1Ol''IITY 'OWNERSllc ti h,. FII'T D)IH
T1itI( ' liT' I Iitslllltfnr l l I t ihal. tii isloion lt,hsn l'I, It 'r l
thllis i y i noW 1 'o'.ht n I 11 lr bill proitil l oy.
'i olll lfollowing lMiiIl "t lmr tl onllly lirln ii
IIlrl d to l ihlsn r'otllllt fm:r tllh, U(ll.nI,tr o.f
1i1t I)lIpIrli, :
1F"ir I1hAIL ItITA'IE Iil UAI'ITAI. ''AX Mr.
l. tlTOI) AILT.
Io'll I,I'IGCNHMI ilr. A. 'A. (,C'(l IFIIT()N.
Or the iundhortignlIl,.
_nh_ a V1. A, IIrlfltl(l , I ,llolr.N.
iONrtf' ItTATII I TAX (otl.,t.,"lmln.
4'i'onld 1iiT trit. No. IA r sioil sn i itr'I. th r
,i'lsslllsi E'si. llsslgill, siihlll r cl.. Ihlhoht , 3'77.1
('1h a1t.t' E xhana lipn stat. Mar1E:. l7
All piirh'ail within theo 1inli1 of Ilih Hireio nd
i)llrhl.t i.owing Ilniiilt j Anld sipiltal Iix arn
hIoritiy utid that tIh hioD tort ilol ilton
of snl tnxni is now o(llInild,
P,. l11Ul1NY1,
mh t :1f llIta Ta'x (ol1 hlhlr.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Oi.ru SrTAi T 'TAX (Col.t("1ro1
First Distriot, Now Orloris.
Manrch litht, 1577.
Thlo rieiples given by MIl. E (1. PAYNE. for
amountsn adlvanolsln f ort of the gov.
ornnlstt by the Ilborai and puttriollit itizsons of
this oilty, will bo receIved as CABH in the paiy
ment of TAXES and LIOENSES at thln oflieo.
E. A. BURIKE,
mhl9 tl Tax Collootor.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Orlnao 8TAst TAx o,icr.cron,
First Distriot Parish of Orlans.
M arh 18, 1877.
All persons within thi limlts of the First DIm
trlot owing IAoslteN and CAI'rrAL Tax ar hlore
by notified that the oftno for the collection of
said taxLs Is now opened at 18m (ravinr sI rooIt.
E. A. BURKE.
mhl8 tf State Tax ()ollnelor.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
OWuaT 8STsrA Tix COraLc.Toni
Fourth Slstriot, Parisrh of Orlhins,
Maroih 19, 1877.
All persons within the limits of the Fourth
Distri.ct owing LICENSE ands CAPITAL TaX aor
hereby notified that the offmoce for tho 'olle'tion
of said tLxos is now opened at No. 241 Jos.,tphino
street, B. C, BIOND,
mhl8 lm State Tax C{illetor'.
FOR SALE.
1OR SALE-RAiE CHANCE To HSECURE A
new and comfortlable hous li tlhe Sixt h 1)ls
trih, conveniont to ears. Fivo rooms, hall, gtl
hlrios, itnmple shods, two lots. (one in o lrpor.)
chlico fruits and flowors. Title ullltinroipah
abl,,'. Prieg', one thousand dolltar,. Adhiress
PRIOPEIRTY. Lok Box No. . 83 'ost-Ollico.
JOlt SALE-ONE FIRS-T.CIAMS ICKET
to fliebuond. Va., and two first-class Tick
ets to St. Louis, Mo. Inuuiro at No. 1s St.
Charles street. mhc*
SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
TEW ORLEANS BAVINO~ INBTITUTIO1l
INo. 15~ Canal street. Trustees-A. Moult
tonE. A. Parey, Carl Kohn. T. L. Bayne, Davi
Urquhart. George Jonas. John G. Gaines, Thou
Adams. Thomas Allen (larke. fhrlt*ntn
deCharles eeds. Samuel
wau sa t RM P"dgL.
C 1 ©Il1 6 (tl11
its t Ity qrnty rtt tvtttlgIi t8
eý dnr Alt tlAMMOt,
n11'J47 gi2' __ utlnrtnt+ntAn11f
War the rllks Office otr iq'rw Orlrao
Oily in,iltrnnl ui01tinily. Nr. la4 (1118 R trnnt-
NnW fPOjvunns. AVtrI I. 47a1. -- rlol I tlle rl1 trnlls
fur tfo I, ,k n will I wvo thi ni*I 1{, lt 11 h l nl; II r ltrr'
H. Ill., a rl r1Vt.Y hot I- tlin nn1ýnr 11}111 a '1,l( ('
U. ii; 'hl' h I t trnhn will In n*yM a lL/ k nLku flt111.
N nn~n'k o. n. . (1, 111PW I n HRCP()ry,
t111 If
Im*l~csi II IA'Pr I6qgnanuy--7-11 6!Rron.
hlillut ut'nul. Now OuJ'u ;u. Mnro'l, 11 47 lW?? ll
-R~liflX1 iwi~loll oio('lli~li 11f twulvo i d(IuIraor11I
lltle 0011111101 V. uO'lv Ii;V' t-l,;u '1tH Ihilu nleltl vuur.
will I,.' hnlIo ut; Iulu ,m Iniwl1; sit l'1 i
;i u. t, tutu 1 to. Iil. ; 411 IA''lIiIlAY, A wrll 7,
1 l71, l'rn;tol4fo III uii; will h- 'nqdil U 1U ;' ftIter
Apri I.in'I, M A. 'I'A(112R I'(,N.
ºII' l Ho.';I~tnry "lil 11; nlu;;ln
omr4 r h trsleorý' and Tt'r4lrrelm' InrnlhnnhI
(wlutnl lv, 44 , II (hnr ylr lidllt Rt ont. Nnw )r
J'in(it I l of I tril 47 .jll llflfltgl wit ; jint"l'l
I I Wl'r 11 ln (1( or I t o'01(1011 Of. Atul 1111'1 .
il; f'Ii y'uj . 1 AIUICi t
Illlmaf lot nnnluy
Om~n @4 New Orlinnq 4'IIt Itulireel (Vnm.
tillny1 N.I. 114 (Jriti;;l Rt ;t, Now tiilnuipj, Mertnll
Ii, tll?. At ;it uR otn l;t W f tit,, Ilnl orII o 1Ii(t( II4.
plo1( nimoiin t 14th ll uftplo l it O VlI 'iAl V. A llr .v
1417. Allit M fill o l)Ni iiV.1) L, 'o1.
Olluc A ll ( :Crl.4uau o otf itt I *,;qtmsuuW@
ItthIR hl I1. U, 1.i %S1114, Hnntllalcla ll~n'yinrll,
(lo;;;jio~y. Now tOrlo;;;I. Mur'?; Ia, 1141'1- ill 1111
tt, 1t.1,1t 111 drat nnlnvn ini .1111,14 toldl will hl'
(I fit fill' o i o ('r Ihn n.I ljpi 1,y,'i l tll{N11A i
IIIn l 1'v1 oin f ho u 1 ; vW hol .l.tI V
11Il i I *(I.kti,
WANTI.
W 111NT E 111 I AN A IIIF-1 (ltIl WI I (tIlli
ll4' aIw r~I'1 11t ili'l I v (I l t1 k llo Vl hild y nit,
Il1 n ilv n r +'mlo it!y, i0 lily +'ttllln y W alafm ,+ofvr,
(11^nK^ vt~nnhltitb'n I.["tfn11'''P, A. i11. ,ti nt)"ra
lmlon. Ill.o If
W AN''ITIl Iti(StUNI-II A NI (IA 11111AA(IEH
and1 Ifiig io. Atiy oil'' hnving "'o ii, and
wi a!hi,| In i 41. or thtll '1 . nill I illh riIt'ly
ln t1or' hrmn by a!llill o0 1,. T. MAI IIX., si
0tlnrIlndolet !t1'*'t, Ala., it hill I!.onl k ofr U.ltr
L|l4thm id 1)Uanltl/.- IlnllP a conslllteltl.n t.lock ofr hn
nJapatlloný n W nl hh !rllllIan ( I11 a'll", it nrnt
w] nI rl'l all Pnfnhinnilal n; II I Iho nt it fill'(hook
rh i n il. ll. f whhl I t wil4 l bt F'A,4 lit r11k 1i t l
pr' . In t Piull Ith tIjmr., The c',tulimllld!!y la
mo tll nilly i il vltnillt, to l ll n11l exml n aI l st,
A 1NTi INilY A HOMliKI AND INiiUN.
tv *non yotIng man aI aitutt ion iUi Wntnb
nn, lottor. , inna. l n. r a Irvlt. if Iy kitll :
I rouCt tlrlt'hl aIqlnllllyil In the l L, , Wie tll ai
Sth. wi,111I If s . Addro W'. O, l)"n
ourall nine, rso ll r
SEL-I ..EATIN.,
"NOll DNlI1 sOd
One Whole Net of Irons In One.
ONE IRION. WITI! TWO 1',U(tH, WILtL, DO
ALI, T'i'II IILt)NINO AN)D ITfIUTIN(i
ONE HIAND (lAN DO WITH ANY
NUMIERIt OF IOONM.
It In it N!,'knl-Mla-id unit" Iron, willh it wooden
hi1 l pl"i'n , h t4114td 11 gtid u 1 Illtllll y
kon t ho1 , hy t w -on i tra l h lt) n.
ITH APVAN'i'A(tE$.
First
i halfr ir
tinl of th
f 111ly ta111
Hned
.-- lHn-lnq tllllrlll
I X I lng tll
Fut rit hAte Witll 41 il'r o' l or wood l lro.V41.
lVa o fr Ko 'Itonq,.
i'volth- e inon il My 0 th 1,e Ifhn r aio n ld il
Il-4 th i a h(u1 1 Ilii iilnilg i no-lllf oil Iho 141
|lrl ii ii llaltl
Mll - Always ,linn; never roiaring. nllvn
1i11 xth-Onl n'inlIn hIt will Iron from hr
minutiw to ono hloilr. e.,ti'dilg to wo'rliht laid
for Ionlingg, Wvil' wll iithe I t...v IN covwr'(
with vtnsll. th110 saaving thi ontiiro ialoult of
fuel uaod orlnlnlilyll Iln trl ling.
El hI I11
II frlom trhl
o.ighlh-
thin any other Iron in theh world.
Ninth- -HanllS time nn. anaul 4l itthor tt lhll 1av11n
rkit. and will evntullltIy tikil the place ofIt
the old ono-fiaced irons.
J. M. BRAND, Sole Agenllt,
S20 Canal street.
mth2 Imt
TH- E NEW ORLEANS
Sanitary Excavating Co.,
lInoorporatod by an act of the Loglslaturo. with
exelueivo priviloge of ElIPTYING VAULTS,
PRIVIES, SINKS, Ete.)
Arm now in full operatilon, and arIe prop(arod to
perform tche alve work work ith proImrltnous aid
dispatch. Thl ltlvantalgs d,:rivdl fromVl the us1
of the
Odorless Excavating Apraratul.
4as use by the. omiany, ar, that tho work oun
t.I) t''rformod at any hour of thIo daly or nighllt,
tihl thorough manner 1n whil.h thl ilep4osits ari
re4movt'd, the absence of a1ll oftnsive odors, t114
shIort svaco of time required (an ordinary sink
being emptled in from ton to flfteon minutes)
and, aboveI all, ITS CHEAPNESS.
All orders left at the Company's office, Nlo.
Common street, or sent to Postoffieo box No. 913,
will receIle prompt attintlon. mhlS im
FOR RENT.
Thoe ofil irr t r n t , dt?,
Uxnwronionnt for One Wonk Only, Commetwting
"ismdup, April 1, 1N??,
Or lih Orent IIIarnRoter Ar't,4
itt. JOHN ntfOMIPMON.
llrn ntn of /1.
~u04lni~rtd4 . I2PPIRnY T 'i e ednyl~
WodInmIny encI 'TJ fImtj(iy kAri rl 4,1n1 n---Thn
ANf Irntita trtttl lla, I Tt~ HoW
_ AN.
vtI'iJ E ltyid FNntnrdnv, and MntrtlnyMtllnnn.
Ilie IiitA'F4 ii.I U'2t11011 "iith" I M4PMFeA4
)fIPy , ngn1.1 Aun . JiO'II N. t4iVlf, N
,n Iny A riml 14-In4ei III '1 i tV, Gull14,
IntysI-_n i~oprain na w (alnlyI
k
VARIETIES THEATRE. "
ti
it
4AýTK4It,
Rmuduy 14vcmlnw, Aprli I, 1477, F
Por4Woll (llrwtllg;antn il( g Toy l llnnnnia I'rndnrol n
,IN~A NOW1A BANgS,
llv fil nltlktnna rlf fftw Orinntis.
lWhnn i Wll ton 14proilriil the i..iuilar rrrpn~14'n
ii! roni l l1.i If nvrn nita by rjlinrlnu ti
Hillay, Inl., ,all(l il
1IAII11LN 1IIAII~T, t
willt II.rli.ivinuhrtllllit iitn(, . Illllrqnod am i-i
Iiniinn wholit IIi kItIlly volnlo)rol.,
[lilllis, it y mug suplllr' r Alhonio, (by tito
kin lnijil ir4 ono r I) ii.Hl wnil
M4. W. If. r'wnr,
l)lIIMIiinrtt. 1Ii" 1.111il iji li-... Mr. Win (lIirrolu o
A14'llolosn. nn Allion nI gnº oureiI
MAl. A. M. Iulaliiii,
(lnOrMEi, it woniltfli y lAl I..., Mr. , t)Lln(ttiV,
I-irl rrn .n i hi Iv M...r... .Mr. L.4. 1In.;anihii . II
ldatii.......... . ......Mien Ntngiln HI,,iiil hank.
lii ln...... I Mlii HioLni MIt. (
A~hoolmi,.. o ~llo;, nl'w. mIii, nl.
Oritidyn ..hm, ut V11 iluna 11Mi.g 'lnin, Claolir,
'Th n......, 1*...Misctarr llsl Vivl~tl,
oii ni w lllmiii ali lli, F i i Iltt il . M
maynn The a R(.lo or rh dii , nt AtriIia. Tll.
latiu'i lo IftIiAr hi, ii tibnltna,tvnrur l 0innl
Hlllntlnlnl Thn hlnaRhnt'. 1I. r W.f )OIf. v ati
projnutl. Thh alorttratiorl rr MI,,'Lrn r Ifntrrtto. 1
OrandtphAlnntr(l(,t I·)?0 Tl't'rn (lr.ltl'r. T',n IRr/nr
onotnpant.t 'I'llnn arcvcr. (Ilnl l ,ncl tlt Annlln R have t.
?,1.ntº an wll Vmvol lu ' Mii nInrq iu r hn a, Min.
mM.y n(rd rlintib."
(!IIA1IA()l'I'ICRH IN '1'111.1 FLAY;
V ltiiiinnl (li)l1rinuzat, Iri v.lptorlr
Mr. W. 14. Liauwnr
.nrdinnrd d i iin, nii Ial linrla rashilutii ln,
nnwalntpnr r l........ . ........Mr. nt e n (nmto ,
Mnnalenrcll Ynnlltllnr, 1 i-lh l ParlIRIan
M. (irrrln l1)Iininmp
Vlcnnuntll" lhltnnatrntrtrrltnlr, rt Itllllnrtly,
Mr. A. M. Lllarnlrur
1,c·~l Ar11l1trt, n~ni I lillnllrlrclollnnen
Mr. L. J. Llimblnw
lrirlotl.'la (Ini 410uroy. a uonutilninn with ainu,
(l.Aliuk if ((ill ,. Mr. A. Torliinnl
Jahn... Foot In -n M ....I;B.O* Ortrdier4
dlulettlnllmlln Maiir,........... Min lohan ui inil
(ulonloutium............Miss Magginm aronuldInuk
Mlirie, ai poor iirphdaui ,..... Mliii HIRdl VIvIAn
Muld. Uu1aIUot., uaaaslryiaiif lr lutiheti.
Miii Nollin Tnaylor
Mnrirlol ......................Mlii t,, et. UlIar
ioalomra ................... Iglos lion kit. (laulr
Box ..nine n pnº1 fir rxttl~ oilc~ roalrrvollr nnnta.
Doors ii (Oipl i. 7. .. 1f'oa'inr ni) n uoummnnnmg 1
at .i. apl
A oVit 1).
I()ltlEPI'ON DEN(GE.1
Ullarl1 l'opn, Eng.. Vtritio T'I'hno trn:
IIAn ittil 'n Th n undrilgnnd *I4114 l 1 tIo) inh lr1
You IInmp1 ilnnrtl.hlry n11T, farnwll tInollt rlinr
IA) yIInr inpartll.r' frlolml Nnw Orllantl.
AR is gnlntironnl and arltilt 1,msily idnnltilllt d
with our ,'Ity in 1t dali 1 14 of It4 plronM rity ntlo l
i1)4 0111 vIIr ltiriving to, In iii 1tnlitt I.hn Ulitly italnt
Iurlllllmny of thell) Iogltirnao, dIranIl, w (iltorn
tllhn t.lri i t wn dnrlo to 411a VIy t11 n lmnl ntly
dln to yol,
T'rustlin thalt, ytlr rutau M rn n.ll/l5 mlel ntlflt llm y
nn.l n yolh to 4oIlln lo,' r rflTor, alnd rIlyli uponi 1ll
t1he WarmnI non-opvratlion of our follw-nitiro.m.
wn r1/11111n18
loultl rirrl, 1 a114 o I11 (odllntd Sl rvalltts..
Will I4lnvn.4, W A Robertlon.
(i I) (Ireen. EIlw fi,
SUC l'ayn1l. Ifolnry G iinstr.
J F M1hroIr. W l Islaklmorn. I
Inopold (thrst., A cultzii . I.
Anidrnw FlrAter Elilott. E I MIIgnr,,.gro.
W J J Arnmtrong,. 1M Onrroll. i
J04nn'th 1' irornol, W Llntbh.
LIuls A Wilt. (leorge lIraughn, C
IH N Horla, W T Vaudry, I
J W Fairfax, J MHther, Jr.,
A Vizard. Samuel M Todd, ,
John 11 Italny. (I A Banford, a
Wmi. B. WhitakIr. F. II. Whltaker. d
A. Ii. Shopard. And others, 11
VAItuiTrInKTurATIt, I
Now Orleans. Mnrllh 28, 171. c
To Mesrs. Will ltoevens, 0. 1). Green, L. A. f
Wiz. E. 0. Payne, Harrison Watta. and o
others: (
GotltIorlen--Prmit me to thank you for the tl
yory plotlnng and complimentary manner In
which your tender of a benefit to me Is made. I
and to express my thanks for the offer itself.
The artlst's highest reward Is appreciation on
the part of an educatOd and discriminating c
publi., and this I have always received from I
the poople of Now Orleans. l
I sincerely trust that renewed prosperity will a
come upon your goodly city, and that when I C
como again. peace and contentment will reign
throughout the State. I
With profound gratitude I accept your kind
ofter, and respectfully desilnato TIIURSAY D.
EVENING. April atlt. for the proposed 'ommpl- tl
mentary and farewell honellt. With high ro- P
gard. I amn your obedient servant,
CIIARLES POPE.
On whilcl occasion will bo presented then sub
lilmt play of
MAMBON.
To co"nclu(ld with the comedy of the1
OLD (AUARD.
MIr. Onorato and other leading amateurs will
a DoDlar. rip ti
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
- - --- r
OGDEN & BILL,
H..N. GotEN. Je. D. Hai.,
A'TOONEYS-AT-LAW.
No. 6 Carondelet Street. di9
oENEBY. ELLIS a ELLIS.
Jobha oEner. '. G. W. Ells. E. Johna ll
ATTOBINES-AT-IAW,
1I'PFORgm~~ l~~~C
la# ueEs~r'rr
thnthr araunt
Y Ii Ijt~ OYqRI _Qltraa - n
epa tbl dtfa, fi. If)l af. tnm
If faal 't~ff IRfa rligi ra'o .lifar )~fu f
Ii1. f n', I irlba a'~',itad fyI gi foriglnia mii varrnr
fltthIu~n alln( fi llij a Ill pal aatit It,) ntarai
noafoif 'fe anpltl. i~ p fopa IVrl I)I Inla
kuap flal fo' I. lta tialf1'Iatlrrlo fftffflttt offf a lm
fa Ta I'I (lnllly ltlr'r ta ll RI ha holdarl' In nla 'raof
c'rl.a if) II" fnt t fg(rrrlll~i Iyafi fftrtltlfill\ ff11 fklf).
lola'n fflttff'fivr` ~Ilt'tl r01 f]allt pn). tmrlfi' fjfliff
iiafIIfII rlffalf(fI lll~l l (Ifif njr Ivffatc of aa~ (lft. nf~l.'.
~Fl1 I~fflf)~r it. in At-ftfaa, Nr,lnrv I'tI),~l,It.~p
B.y Hpow, Maaon & O'Connor.
Offtf016 V AMltlY REfctiullNfNGE,
Nio. tn71 R. Anllih lW at.rnt, h)ntnwoii PFrytnlnf aond
(Oliannin.
Mlonll (luah P'i'ymnlit noid tlont Tn'fthai of (Oridlt,
IY IHOEYt MAII)N . O'(Ir)NNOII Nlih)lna
I , J o. y1 , llntoln r- 1(11flh,', I1 (nr iu.t. tnit
atntoot MA'tiT l JAY April 7, 1l77, itit IRl ,Ilok
in L, i h h t.n H. ( llnrlin Alltllnn Milix nng l , will he
pyeltd t1,.t bl I' Lntitol -
'W-i 1AS JH.lMI TWO-H'rTOY rliAME
I) ,WI, NO, MtH. AndIlrnw lir.ti. InI thl
.quisRn hoiu)~ltpled by tI, Aitlrenw, t, MHaty, 1'ry.
ltlll-I tilll (hfl allnll |Pctt l+ta, lnan ntl tl RA lot
N0, ill, Hlld itlnllA lrl tt g 89 i0n t tl I nllne flrotnt on
Nt. Atllr nyyw tr.t nt II1 fnt, 11 Il,'hlua 1r Ltlihl! ion
lrth l lron th Solntl of Itli No. n, I11 ftno ant illhe_ 7
lih n Ilo-pul!p ot, tln r.thltr Sid.n Ilnn, randl I's Infl
In width on H, n rePIr liIa), thn ilulrowi nf11111t
"rint"itrli. it lurtf 'l'w HtMt'iiy 1iar1n I)WnIiling, r-1
111-r1r1 n t( l 11 tl nt.. with W y tl p "i.nhi Irn fofl.in ront,
iud1 n1-t atil , w hly n' nningti, to a ul-lthI
!f' 111 hbullll ing lll lipao thl rnrt oi tll~t lit, Jt'.n
h!r'llltl l s ptlanm.i.i t atnlll ir intlmy R'sýnaa to htunl
IInwA, "IVl Ia I I ii "ll 'it ti tllon ! linnlil r . I tldn'irin
111nd I.+t. 0I( nnm.t, Et!l., |'otmApnnslI) 1 tllillt, plrll -
"tI y ll'uit li had ti t tflon,
I'I nth Onn- liunrtll ith nn'h. and tinnindlnrr
Otte (u ,tw. twii iln1 ItirnoP yvar' 1o'r-lit!, with I11it.r
r', tit f i ,clr "t'int pir nonrtuin 'rllln H lito of vnnin
llt" 1 hii l UilnylimO"i, will nll i1# tiumutl nn'ltl'i y
" ith lan s n it tlil IlI ri n lr nll tu tu tI -Irit fo r cif pl di! y ,
e ti,, tll annualltllf by spooli IInrtgutuan unil vt.n,
ilrn'n l n 10 ,)Ill | !ohnra1 1r tI o n ntrt 11.n.! yl Intllnlnt
ivnr i u lion iubii i blid ,i e ll ti in iluilyjly this
yv'tr. lilt7,
A.l.i l iin at t uIh li nu1lan of thi iunrhuisll.nr,
bnf1rn1 N. Is. r int, Emii.. Nidtnty 1'ubl,,.
mi 7ll i 14 t1 Ftu tl
UflII(fit, (tOMMEIIiROAI, I'At l'It'I'41T'
At Aiillt'tli.
'T'1- (hll Otrlnitin (lhh 111114p on 14t, Clliailo
trnnlt., Iutw n fIlinnnl riil Um i muiltnll.
Maile wlthlut. Ilnu t.,
il rEr v Tmatl nnfd |for' (urlit,o
iJY IIIOF,¥, MA(!(N A. O'ciN (Ill Ninlulns
i-F . Ilony, A titlinnor (f.i)l1o N,, It lirtiiln
Int l.tronnt -On HATIIIIr A Y. April 7. 117l, Mit II
oll',Ilk l it, at thl HMt Otlirl"a A nli' lMi Rlt;'ihicaig,L
in thi iimlnarlenIt r,ttlitk of li th H. (Jlnrtlari l o
tn! will In 1u1l at p tubli"' nii'tion, the followlngI
vnlfftl I rn 3ll)V too tip-wit:
TiI lJ T.-ý.ul'rl1 AND A'PTTIl l1itWl(
TOII AN )I DWiE,I,iN(i, kiinown urt NI,. is
nii 1 M1 H t (lInrll Ftrnlt lit Inl l h Fi alln ot Iiill uln ll
by Ht, OttClhalltr, (nnrt 'llliit, tnun1l i llri nlmtnon
no+rnte, '.1 hn lot rlnt urrlla n +.i h utl tit firot 1 I110i
and Illnta fr int nl H t. (Jllhnrlv atrnl, t., br a ilnt otl.h
of niboiut . lil fpt 17 tihr'ii utiLl 7 lioi fill tilln Illne
ti, w iartli U n.l ,in tln lltr t t, , ih l tu t 1 lo fl n hetH it ltu
In dtotih ofil n hroknr lion ni towarda Utunal atrnnt,
ltin frot l Ia1in fI a l fit 11 1 1it ( iiiil it nrlmy ,n
ili front te tou oflllii lt, and trOnnini on
Tli flin p'llrtlrti y w'll worIhy thn niv ntaii iin
of m! ll lited.i : Ilt, whl°I -lnill lofly lower Ithin
Ilt0 rl'luia inl n upitii "n Iit nior iw It ilin 1Fitr I',l'Ii l
thin t lyronl h i 'otii llgriu tlu ailli ilbovei a n lll ilit tiH
il rntlaillinr .i lnl it I till ltn W la t h ' iliplt u4
lhll.h irtrdling or nilnhl, l '-hoitln, ' itn itnloulnt+l+y
lotrn Ilntly piu rln . nllrrm li th rugh r nolivr ltlIiin
Ith ustrn!ll turn nowii tiupinl by F. ig nthl, ir antl
I. i'Trml h i-n uilrth F. i rl l rll ni nl lli ti1, yonlr
Iw tland tlrln y'ur' t'r ,n lt,! With ! Itnllitm!,t u
-iglht pair mint. p lrinnni m trro l dintt ot oile until
1h1141 tiyDtrint willh till t thanul no!r.ity nllntl u
and Inmaui rnniil itli l trafl r oitfi r pioliny t.., fll
t:nu'rlfd bty apnlnTIl molrtmagn al ntdllr a Ito"
I ll t I t ' lt lf I +w I 0l 1iAITl (JtT u rIiOn pr nf lt N I y nt ull l
slhovo hit, bhd ff all tmans ltyatbl thin yitur,
Act of mi i th o.lxpnan of thn pi+tstnr,
" ii V (ll llm f tren llu 'l'll il.... . t.. II" . ti.. NOW. ..
hnonn M o lilii 't. t~ tiln I tni Irt'ry publi Fl.
m17. 2Boy, Aoiiiorl (li: I (nru,0lot
P'Eu rlM'TOltY HAIE AT lAUi TION,
Toi tiff .t t I rlll lt.ion,
lOnrt llntlt rio ihlli Iin y orms l ttn lonlg Tr1dilt,
-(f
That Vulhlllhin (Jaminttlr-ial I'roptrty
MliRUITANTR' (JOT'ION PilEMtB AND YAViD,
T igtrthnr withm lll thn Li ros rnlnlii,t, ;, lch ri-.
fill, l on1costoing of
abhourt 1111 iii't l 10 lnrliricu fIroti on l Nu O
iwtront a Ilki ow rnt 'ful Prourn, Mt'hlo ntry, MIr'.
Its h ti tnl h ioMit nnt nt In thii f'grnt. alotto
prnennie 1tros. ' in in Itrnni linto uroxml itll to tli
that twlll .n.wn niho lnd iib tnii.i l ll hilt Oiin
Irn rnllr of but lllhn te kinowt it the Idrhw Ornt
lf-na, Ht. Lout. 1i1, (lht,,+.g. ittdlrul: stub
unttinill hlPr, wlt,wIht all th r-oot aImtlr, nim.n
,J. Iliny A ai-lown(i¢ r (1111'',: it tCirotr id+.int
atrntii On HA't'IUI)AY. Arr t ll 7 ilr 7, atd i 12o'lClok
m.. ti, lu HSt. (Chalrlna A tint inn s'x hlnge, In the
huItmonat rotun, hvil f tlrh t. -(JchtrlPos ot will
barnSold at LntIllre It iltri, tlcii i glot of irtls ioe
Itori tl t ailty, Mt. nllinl l powerr.ul prns I.
I. A NIr OTli O QtIAE OF N Rihtutn imn to
Firut Distric.t of .tlin th av, with ill thil boudilian
y Now impron, nts., po, iltnn hi anllry, utt,
thernon cornorittt.l within Now ,vent Front
S.rvotn. (ind dsirnland bu tho 1 nto 10 s to:, t uring
about 191 f ant 10 inhl nesn front on New Lo.nve
striet, t laknd front om n ront r on the Itrnt. aonir
Iboslt lo rlt, O fronllt o11n 1n of ouahen rond
on la ni sotrelf. T, andl Ilprkovmensur.omrent o
that nitl know ntow iand tt sirttilly built.tnd
oln proof buildingert known r the Morhand dts'
ottou Pras lot hivNo. g all thuo nrst mut rovementt
Sand onvni.lsi for thon stor Lvnd comptreet.
ngby of otton, hlaving rt-.s Inr i The m-bull
arovemend tho ntlre s.qur ts.u glving It large
to rlioge unuptlly, large and powelrful pressh m
3. N.KE LOTH OF GROUND. situntn immnn
dhltely onpposltc thoo ablove, iln stuirn boundtd :
by Now Janven, Front, (alnnlto antid Stuzette
ftormtse. and dnira nated by o th Nov . n to he Intr
clusive Said loit moniure tcgothor about 127 I
fot inches and Ilnes front on Nw Lvee i tr.
strm-t, and a like m.asurmnt on th oline tnrwo
aOn to Front ytreat, about il foots i nihelly front
on balnn stroet, and a ikndor mourlment onthe
the rolirty nerlt o Suttr stroot; an nu nt
lcloho and a lines front on Now Levee street, a
btl bout Iltrest foot Intrchen imen dtlh epth In
rovemd nta onlic thrulbrve dl.r, tbe verooorty. All
or the storaelgo of ot ton, cov rilumg the nthie
Terms-hu One-r ouvr imrt aivl, thl nei it onf, twoh bi,
suit the notmlHsl to sl subdlvdod oh suit tho par
chiuor on 1st Hlptimbiller, 1877.
Act oIf iile it tt the eux pcn; of thim plrhrnhuer,
tbefore.---. mi7i? 11 21 :i l-td.
C tOPARTNE RSHIPS.
NEW oluuA.nNH. Malrrd: 31. 1877.
fifiE CO.PARTNEIllIP OF PRITCHAIID,
'- ICKI tM & CO.thin day expircs by limita
tion.
A.M. I;CKIIAM. 8iurvivlng
JNO. V. MuO0E., I 'artnert.
ri'lIE fNDEItnIGNED WVILLT, CONTINUE
A th, Ibiiulineis of thelatae Ilrm if tIITCH
Alr. 1iIICKIIAM & CO. under the firm name of
BIICKIIAM & MOORE.
A. M. IICKIKAM,
JNO. V, MOORE,
MI$, E. D. PRITCIIARD.
ap1 lot (in commendlam.)
COTTON SEED MEAL.
Pure and FreehlyGround Meal, of @UB OWN
manufacture, for sale bir
OIE1CERT OITT OIL coMPANT.
_pt ei ,W PIaon iirelet
pLM . - a. . _ otulge
vrna1 1TATflS I
all
LIVI~1WrO0L AND LONDON AND OLODIN
lnrturauo. (ompany.
MTAT1 M1NT JANUJAUY 1, 1$77.
(tent 1Catatn. ..... ... ...... . ...... ... . z$4lnnngOr 0
Lfonna nn fil l n1 t * 1.lf-o,flhff) 00
tlnitad dtntvg CtErrtnlrrnlunt Botrh~lm... 1,4PQ 4w160B
1'lffflffln lin fjnoiirn or ',Ic miff 'n.., 41,0fN1 60
(711h In 14 a n~k ................... . 74.774 bN
(I r'r~ flnRI rlotlPno 0 ' lIrti~ ~ . ~9,l1
Cltnn n14Rrkrit..n. ......~..... .. ,, . . 111.110 4!
"q ,11tR i t
LIAJIIAPITII H,
tlnifofJ Lnn'iVl ...... . - .. 9_l,fflfl 1
Cliinouir~n~nui j f illl·- · .. ·.. Ia.( fijf Y
fnl'tnntlnb It iurrrtnln Uýýt~onitt...... aae~tir(
All othfIeri 1,Iftl~tlfp.....f.....l ".. 17094.0 MI
111,14117,f9f0f 41
IIIIrLlt1 nVnr tkffflfl.olt, .. ,, *1.014,fIff ff2
1NUO1M IC,
Nnt. Prffnlunff, Firn oinly,.... ..... !07,I49,71 11
Iffffofff, tlt t, ntff ... (.. 1 I1f,ff4 114
Totnal tl.nn .... ........ *, ff
1J~(PtC~turuult~rt4
Lfinnifl inld*.. . . .......4..... ..... 7$414,910 ff
(Jlfrnenl flkfinns ll o Nnhlurti'o . . lf.. ,f)ff 6 0
fntnxn, Printing tutu ktHtctionrrtlyHurl?
nil 13th fr nrunrf ........... ... f.. ff211,,4 1N f
11.11 5244 47
ifrtfJnl, NI ot 'lrn1iflfi.. ... .. *7ff'.4ll ff4
Iffew Orelean Om,,c, Not. 1114 G*rsber $t.
MAIM OF 1111 Ilttff~rtltl4,
IAV VI1) U UHQ1A ii'r, thio lrtnan.
NttW'rcN It)J(IKNJ~tt,
J, It', 140ll ho DIGtt,
O IGOu. W I M),
infnrf Ir,i~trro', tlnel~llnt. Hnn'y, rnhIcl
MI.IHWANTH' MUTUAL INSUBAUN11 00
O NEW O1hJ1IANH,
l 41 .....a......... anal treet..............t04
TWNTYp;B JEOND ANNUAL STATEME11T,
In oonformlty with the roniromanta of theig
oharter the Oomnanvy pblish the follownla
stat.mentt
Prremums renelved durine the year ending
May 5t, rare, Inludin uln nearned premituum of
the previous roar
On iver .......................... 44,.M S
Ton alsremuL ............. ..... t9.31U
s nearne. Promlnum........... 314,404
Net Earned Prmlumt a 41st May. 197m...96--l1
,,, ,,,~ Paid-
n i Us ........... 0,11 41
tfrin a ts. 6.............. 4,7.4 77
On Ivor a Y~. ........ . , 71
T a t....n 6,11. 11
r lu ane.. a...........e t... , ..
uorns.. h 14,144
(lent iebaiº,e s Interest. $14n54$
Profit ............ ............. . . ,10 M
Thie ovmpany have the following AiMasd
0M, t a B, " ........................rrr :::: 420,
rank, isto . Ian mortlerd a lJore e. 19,7
fie"Uds lYcejvl a .............. .....oI0Oil9
'rem eu n cours. e of celiSitton. ,
t.to l, D d V 10,400
St nr ' is lner r.nk en n mand' , r
Snm t ot ortoame Notres......... 14110
91,094.71411
The abo v s..tent .t a u t, trunemdt e01
0. W. NOTT. eoretarr.
i TATTAE 0iUt LO N IA i
ae Orleans, MOltr of ew r
!Jorn to ,and subscribedl before me. the aw
of Jane, .l7e.
JAMEI FAHE!, Notaryt Publi.
At a mee.ing of the d ,rd of Dir rld
on thJIR 1 die on J , , 176, It was
ý,r ohe taoholr dend,. i'
ULrT inftere.t oi their stock.
D.lEOTWOliS
rrWENTT-EVIEnTU e ANNUAL STATaI
MENT
--01 TIu-
OBIISONT MUTUAL INBUB.ANO 0o0.
PANTY.
New Orleans. May 20 , 191
The trustees In conformity to the it
airs of te company on twe AthAri,
re premu.. .... .......901... 00
rne premiums.......... 7.4N 67
tvr remiums ........... 114.90.18-4.9g
Truew vremunms less
tr.sri.oanom ariA re
urrnprn toum sd .r.. beor
Loted, neud arin all
trown and unpaid:
t re....... 6,900 10
nxrinve....... 71,471 9om1-41 N
bate ia e TUof E par
ttpvAaton. eIsa Inter b
t.- dlscount eto..... 9.72 i1- 1 IIStll
Leaving. after paying
0 er cent In cash
The compan have the omna sagaS
gits receivable............. ,74.
Loams on bond and mort
gage..... .........40.441 N-I31.171 S
Loans on pledge at call.. 190.711 9
estte. ................... .. 179.t19 U 41
Olty bonds.bank and other stocks..... 16,414
Premiums in course of colection...... 179 f,
Total assets............. .... ».u94. 73
The above statement Is a true sag eot0c
transecrip from the holks of the =om=ne"
HHHENRY V. OGDEN. Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before n1setM. s
day ofMi Mai. T. WM. H . HO i
Second Jutice of the Peace. Parish Ot Or~eini
The Board of Trustee resolived. That ails
paying the annual Interest of ten per n enol
the caDital stoek of the ocompan thatt avda
of TWIENTY PEIt CENT be pald in asc on
after the 12th day of June next, to tho se
insuruing with the companyentltled tO
the s.me,
TBUSTEYE.
Thos. A. Adams Edw'd Pliabury.
Xam'l B. Newman, Jno. E1. King.
8sm'l H. Kennedy Pred'k Onmerdem
John Phelps. , LHar
Adam Thomson. Andrew Stast.
JeoehAbrah.z. Jo h
Victor Meyer.

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