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VAPtAOUAT WIN
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te I1 1 thInt atLiPo proplrtA fo.rmIn1
Ait laout eet oner of nh'e BlodIo
r 1 i Wtlaorks aof nd t..lt r. . tiopn,
£1o wlasr eltredt, f double tenimerlst
ieWip built br| Rokouttn .....
ththre 'r o- tlr, tFrra ntm w lln, no
tmirfao l. lh iO)nt. .1 Lthn t, W, o ornhr
boad behng !'s5ft. 4hi' lno 1141
oa n tleS as d u rato ptroe., (If it
4nent., amo 14a-'l ths who fenby in
f· t 'oef ,ier, thoe int.on.,.e Obna. .
U m e hhq bee Wllldetl .ifWiedt H.
SFllt betwheon rir ityo nn(tal a1 Uon Ia
"r tt i oldli n. tefrmtn* th nonrth
Wtrpubrner of Nt,.l)id I and r Vlra Itaro,
a gitutil onar the r ohieC r of Mt. r.eunl
peted that Be om qiirnst Msrknet.
Tol otf heOrronso mthn anuthOotAA
9 1, t e . r ,ta tarl w o t re cont cWe rt n red , in
the ln Xn8. ne4 amnd al ltam rnne etrot
and by the oe.n taO. oll alnd eln Third
n, h onatndoA.d b hetoween 'rnllnt ntd
t1 1 A t'HeIe .o thknawnlano tho elto
.t'yIntI.m, on lourbon, botweof
, , ulqa md ' nuilti.-o atota. n
ot teormla atin ull prlltiiltra, meo l nl4
'.lti41 tle Adeettenmoietn and lpIPan.n.t tho
rTiv.[hn Auotlt,,eor. 81 unP ,dtr4.t.
Tit tlEiA pri ihO mmpAL.
no surgeon was elected, four members
roting for Smythe, the present nourn"
bent, and four against him; the Oov.
ornor, who is exo s otfio President of the
board, being absent. This failutre of the
board to elect a surgeon in plaoe of Dr.
Smythe has created much astonish
ment among all those who feel an In
Sterest in this noble Institution.
,Dr. Smythe has been Identified with
the party whose corrupt rule in this
StMate during the past eight years has
involved the Oharlty Hospital and all
Other public, political and charitable
Institutions in ruin or debt. The public
Oxpeotod that the first business of the
new board would be harmonious in tine
rmoval of persons high In authority
In the hospital who were ooncerned In
the old management.
There is soon to be a called meeting
of the Board of Administrators, and we
hope, with the public, that a now sur-.
aegon acceptable to the Faculty of the
city will be elected.
TIIM HOUSE OF REPREIENTATIVES.
The following table shows the com*
plexion of the next House, on the basis
of memberb conceded by both parties
to be elected on the face of the returns,
and whose names will appear on the
.roll made up by the clerk:
D). t11.
Alabama........... ............. 0
S1... . ....... .... 1
Ce aotro......................... 1
, 6 11
ndian ......................... . 4
o.w ........................ 0O
Kasas.......... .... .......... . ..... .
Kesnts y ......... . .........0.... 0
YLouisar ............ ........ 1 1
Mnsiehuats.......... ....... 1 10
Nee nre......................... 0 1
N ew or... .............. 0
North O rolna ........................ 7 I
Ohio .. .............................. H 12
neb::........... ...... ......0. 1
lo nia. ...................0.... .1 17
Io land............. ............. 1
10 17
f OCarolin....................... 1 2
................................ 8 0
loormnf.............. .......... a
Tohl........................9 .......14 187
Double sete of oertifilcates have been
;orrarded in the following cases:
Loisiana .......... ................. 2
To l .......... .............. ... 5
In these oases the names of the Dem
earatio claimants ought to, and un
"doubtedl will appear on the roll, the
D cates of bbamberlain and Stearns
absolutely worthless and that
of Go.. Nicholls being entitled to more
consideration than the certificate of
Yellor.
_Il oe following cases no certifloates
hare yet been issued, the contest for the
esrtifleates being still pending in the
4ourts:
Colifrnia........................... 1
aesori........................ . 1
Total.............................. 2
These seats will probably be vacant
at the opening of the session. The list,
as made up by the Clerk, will therefore
etand:
Democrats......... ............... 154
Republions ........ .............. 137
Damocratio majority............ 17
To-day, at 12 m., all the citizens of
New Orleans, who desire at the same
time good government and the true
Sgotl nment of this State, will meet in
Lafayette Square to make known their
desire and will in tones so loud that the
whole country will hear them. For
another time, the patriotic sons of Lou
j . are cailed forth from their busi
S.sad work, in aid of their State.
SThi1. of other States have but to
& basott upon election day to
they ate:
proteet their government, even after
they have elected it.
When She long postponed victory
comes at last, so much the greater will
the triumph be. To-day, for the last
time, the people of Louislana must
prove their faith and allegiance to the
Nicholls government; prove It as they
proved it on November 7, 1870, when
they turned out nearly thirty thousand
strong; as they proved it January 9, by
one and all turning out to take part In
the deliberations of the people, and thus
oonvince the Union that New Orleans
is unanimous for Nloholls, and its peo
ple ready and eager to support and de
fend the government of their choces.
Mr, Talmage, on Easter Hunday, de
ilvered a sermon on intemperance In
Brooklyn, in whloh he said: " If we
could see Intemperance drumming
with the bones of a dead drunkard upon
the bottom of a wine cask the dead
march of Immortal souls it would startle
us sutlolently," and he called upon his
hearers to take warning in time, for
"what flower ever grew upon the blasted
heath of a drunkard's sepulchre?"
The torture of the drunkard hereaf
ter, he said, would be, not darkness,
nor fire, nor the rack of conscience, bul
the "absence of rum." lie plctured
the return of the fiend upon an occasion
after a journey to fetch a drunkard.
The fiend by aoocdent gets a drop of rum
upon his wing, and the scent drives
new madness into the souls of the tor
mented. "One cries out, 'lHal ha I that's
ruml' and the chorus' arises from all
the damned, 'live me rum; give me
rum I'"
The Cinoinnati election resulted in
the eloction of Mr. Moore, the Republi
can candidate for Mayor, and the entire
Republican city ticket by majoritles
ranging from one to two thousand.
In Michigan, in an election for Judges
of the Supreme. Court and tegonts or
the University, the lepublicans carrie'd
the State by the usual party majority
on a very light vote.
In the town elections in Indiana, 1111
nois, Ohio, Wisconsin, Miohigan and
Iowa, the Democrats appear to have
gained slightly on the vote of Novem
ber.
A Cincinnati paper mentions, as one
of tUe qualiflcations of a candidate for
the mayoralty of that city, his capacity
of refusing to sign his name.
Louisiana can furnish the Porkopol
lets with a number of candidates from
among men who have held responsible
oficlloes under Radical auspices here, who
are utterly incapable of signing their
names. If the trouble with Cincinnati
Mayors is signing their names, the peo
ple there would be safer in having one
who cannot sign than one whose merit
is the precarious virtue of being able
to refuse to sign.
Bob--Howling Bob Ingersoll, is lec.
turing to the Illinoisans, and the pig
headed Grangers of that State say that
itf he is sincere now in recommending
Hayes' Southern policy, t4ils a tacit ad
mission that in the last campaign he
was a flatulent demagogue and a bray.
Ing Jackass.
NEW ADVERTIIEMKENTS.
()OOWI.PEAN. CO W PEAI.
Olholn, Oarolina Clay 1'EP4l.
Cla('y mlixod and other varlitlio.
400 TONS (,O'TON RKlcl MIKAl,.
For sale by
A. A. ROtlIEENWOOI) & C()..
ap. F1r R.a Pi lill 47 Magzline at root..
Will ho hold Tills EVENIN(, tnl. o' lock. by
the Now OrloanA Pool Itoornl,. e0 Carond.lilI.
st.rot,) on the Ii'ts of thll Loulslnlnna JoIck.y
Club. to -morrow.
Commisshlon, St onl t'ols undelltr ,;: oiver
50. 'l per cent. e0p i t,
A'FTEN I'ION.
RALlrY......... AL... A L?...... - A...ALLY
Oitizens of the Ninth Ward wlshIng to attiind
the
Grand Manss Neetlin at Lafayette square,
On FRIDAY. the 6th, at 12 m.. are invited to as
snmble at the wigwam of the COLLI N O UA RDH.
corner of Montegut and Greatmen streeots. near
Natcheo Cotton I'res. at 11 a. m.. prompt. Oftl
cors and meb.ers of the Demooratlc and Con
servative clubs of the ward are specially invited.
and are requested to bring their flags with them.
ave It* J. HENRY BEHAN.
ATTENTION FIREMEN.
GRAND EXCURSION TO MOBILE.
To enable our Firemen and others who may
desire to witness the Annual Parade of the Mo
bile Fire Department, on
MONDAY, April 9, 1877,
the New Orleans and Mobile Rnilroad Company
will issue Excursion Tickets to Mobile and ro
turn at the low rate of FIVE DOLLAItS for the
ROUND TRIP. Tickets will be good on either
train leaving SUNDAY, April 8. 1877. and good
to return on any train MONDAY or TUE,tDIAY,
immediately following. Tickets can bhe pur
chased of J. W. COLEMAN. Ticket Agent. cor
ner Camp and Common streets.
D. B. ROBINSON. Superintendent.
S. E. CAREY. General Passenger and Tiket
Agent. nap 2t
I ANDING EX BARK ZEFIRO FLRON BOR
Sidnaulllx
6 c(asksl CLAP. RT. B*P r'latrac.
25 halt c:sks CLARET B. * P Clairac.
10 casks WIHIT' WINE. B * P -t. (Grmain.
25 half casks WHITE WINE. B * P St. Germain.
5s casks CL .RK', J L. Cote de Lormont,
250' C . (CLARET. B * P Cl.rac.
25 cass C: LA H .T. 1 * P Claitri. pints. 24 V.
25caseWs WHITE WINE, B * P ht. Germain.
10 cascs French White Wine VINEGAR, Cossat
Jeune.
30 barre s French White Wine VTNEGAR, Coes
sat Jeune.
For sale by EDMUND DUBOIS,
av6 st 3 Deecatur, formerly Old Levee.
Baths--Baite.
S...............C at street.......... ..10"
Between Bon and Dauphin street
'St e~aur
CitI ens' ass IMeeting
TO 01 IHfllfD IN
LAFAYETTE SQUARE
FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1877,
AT i ot'CLOto M.
('OMMIyTTlr OP AttiAlSNt(IalNTI.
JOfhN I'tlLPA, Chairman.
WASi MAnR., Hmorntary.
Frank Metiloin. Wm It Behmidt,
FL f1Eilhardlpon, A ft May,
Parry Nugitet. Julin Valrin,
1) A (iven, Georgn JannR,
V.Frdlnanrd Marks, W (I tlark,
II F Uhambnnrs, 1E P Itarnshld.
Juliau WeiVs, E A lntrkn,
Joeph, DowlIng. John Flinney.
H K Converce, U OF Enner.
. I1 Day, A ('arrlnri .
W B lroekntt, John It Kent.
) A Wilson. Hamnuel floyd.
A K Miller, J O Morris,
if /uhrlier.(, (Ches a.vanen
(t W Cnry. A Ilaldwin,
John Asftr d.,
Fithe tllrwlng natmnd nntlmtlemnn have been soe
Inhted se Vlne J'roTidlents, and thny Rrn most rn
.tnetfurlly rqlursted to attend punntuelly at the
hour anlvn named. Iadans will tie furnished to
the .nc mlttem anl ofilmrs prnvious to the moet
Ing at lth stand:
.t P Stllrkkent. HmAual t(Chopn.
Aithur i'oin.y, W II iatchlford.
(! A MIltonherler. J A llrwsnlmmn,
innnm II Rtnaffnr. 'rlhet A Adams.
j i, Monthtln, .11 I lood,
II J Iltarey., .lnromn Hanley.
iL I 1in.1 Uhes T DlPuageon,
Dan Morlarity. DnIºell Hlartrtt
A P l(iop. A Ilrs,,annu,
i llrrtnudrl, fly Atraham,
(hao.n lgnt. ( .1 Hlnplsrl,
N MF.eran, h.enry I.nglndrr ,
Uhlriet pporl. Adlm Tholmplson.
0 II Mngann, II Iswler.
I N Mark . W Moody.
II M ratun.nn. A F llinkmnan.
'Paul (I lil. Ch(a' Pl'lsanrts,
ike FltIl, I.11 It ellnell.
1) M Kllpatrlik, Frmsl Loler,
Momos (rnelnwu.od. J M Withlorpo.n,.
(ino Illlndter. Lataentte Volger.
Win Agar. 1C Marunr,.e.
.1 II Oamorm. T Fitfwillam,
Jun 1' Ma.ct.hne. U I Oilrardey.
W (1 aynrtlold. J W Julnn.
W 01 Uvyln, Felix Llmet.
Thom Bliryans., H (nlly.
Henry O.emsllv. II It llnrhormt,
W Miller Owen. IElw Ioooth,
Ja.ob Horn. W J (natnll,
Brown Taylor. V A O,,nrals.
Philip Joenoph, W I' Converse.
Jacobh laslinger, (Oll A Branlx.
IU Marinoni, It A Pope.
Win Bokenfohr. BHam L Bov,
( I , L M yu-r. IB I t.ubt.l ,
(hna H Minal. ton. Ed A I'alfrny.
Jnto Holmen, U0 It rnu'kinridgn,
V It Watkins. Harrlson Watts,
U llafU nt.tl. tIl'hard Millilk n.
Jno t MsCann. L Christ.
Henry (Orohl. It T Walsh-.
T I, Air.,y Nionlas Ilurkn.
il A Frederle. Angnlo Honona.
Jj (fay, P Virgin.
,Jmnph D)uutnr. D H Morphy.
Wm (torduon. Eldwd Page.
H Oteri, A Nolasun,.
John I Adams, I N $tout mynr.
Jno Chluas. Emory Olatpp.
.Jno Hegm.lesi, H Ilopkins. Jr.
W A Hnmith. Wm C Bhnpard,
Onorgn Purvls. iH lorn.helm.
Chne DI) Lallandn, Randall Hunt.
(hmn T Naih, Jno (I Angell,
Louis Hehlwartr., 14 A If Adams.
John M (lonuld, J 11 Woods.
John Mason, P H Hlrulat.or.
(Inorge Nleholson. JJohn W hloaollan.,
Victor Mlgtrnanl, Ham'I Dlgnsl-.
Chrtm .1 lelii, lunnry Hmlth,
Hemry Hlallnr. Frol Wang.
O()tavn D Armnn,. .tqs A (Ireshaum.
J i' Hrrazin. D A (liven.
StV (W ollrni. I'll H P'lnlhbuck.
'D U lolliday, J Ii Hummrl,
lohlism ilowling. 'l'hns ,eLayton.
Aua lhnnt ll.it. O H I All, n.
Ii /u..nrhinr. .Ino H (irovwm.
E PrrnUgt. A J VIllrn,.
hInry (lndlr. Chan E Turpin.
Ed ilurkn. Haml lfgan.
Manuel Ahareal. 1) It IHolmus.
Iltlry Pyohlaud. Jamnnrlu Hye..
W F lalsny. H M Todd,
Ji. umn Hwuney. (Chanr A Whitne'y.
F M Ziogler. Ham'l H tllll.
.iuu A nardner. Jos W Hilone.
Perry Nugmnl. J I IHtllIti.
Dlward Pl'ae. Thoe L Mesoum.
J W ltuxhurough. Elu, Hanu'ok,
Carl Klhn, E U Palmur.
V Iutur OlIvir. tlUhg Kennedy,.
H E Chtallle. Fred Wing.
.I 8 Woest..Jr. lO M(Cann.
Lloyd It Coleman Paul Foureh y.
Ihonel ( IUvy. M Frank,
Alfred Mroulton. LA lnvy, Jr.
Thos i H Hlunt. J elnnry BIlhan.
John ChaiTee, E J Hart.
Cain Hartain. II F Chambers.
8 II Kennedy. J O Van Wicekl.
5 8 Ca.rllsu. Emile O'Brihn.
T tlhmphardl. R N Lwis.
David Wallcer, T C H.rndon.
,Tules TuVes. A P Mason.
Victor Meyer, M Z Kuntz.
A Ohlapella. N Musson.
Bilas Weeks. J A Hall,
Olem L Walker. J V Gourdaln.
The Committee of Arrangements earnestly
request that all laces of business be closed
during time of mootlng, say from 11 a. m. to 2:30
p. m., so Ias to enable all the friends of Constltu
tional Government to attend.
A salute of thirteen guns will be fired at 9 a.
m. and 12 m. on the day of the meeting.
Eminent Speakers will address the meeting.
pa 2t
MME. J. V ILLIO,
Successor to
MME. VVE. FABIO.
No. 2S1 (IIARTRES f TREElT,
is in reeipt of the Ltest Novelties in Spring
and Summer
HATS. BONNETS FRIENCII FLOWERS, RIB
BONS, FANCY ORINAMENTS, MOURN
ING HATS Etc..
A nd is oroeared to
furnish her custom
ers and public in
a,-neral with ELFE
(;ANT and TASTY
WOLK.
The ladies would
do well to visit my
stocs before pur
chssing ,Nrewhert.
PRICES TO bllT
THE TIMES.
All country or
ders promptly at
tended to. aol R 15 22
Sunday Excursions.
On SUNDAY next, the 8th inst, the Jackson
Railroad will resume, for the Summer of 1877.
therunning of their bunday Excursion train to
McOomb Cit MKise., and Intermediate points.
The train will leave the Gallioe street nepot at
1:90a.m.. arriifn at aOcomb.lt rPat2 SP SI.
Jr~
LOUiSIAlA
JOOCIEY CCIUB 3
New Orleans, ILa.
SPRING MIETING.
Coammencing baturday, April 7.
FPlat ialy--aturday, April '1 1817.
FIIRT BRACO-Hurdle Itam, two mile .over
fight. hurdles, eluth purser, tRfe; of whlih 260 to
first horse, Sn10 to aRnond.
MtEtcOND t ACI--The l'lakw~k Stakes, mile
heats frr three year olds: 6$2s entrancn, P. p.
with Wteo h added: of whiclh ;oe to first horse,
Stio to s .ond horse.
TIRlliD RACG -Two mlle for all anna; eluh
0t, ursnr$); of whlch $6em to first horse, 1$7 to
seenild horse, and s29 to third horse.
elsneod I)ay-T-Pndny. April 10.
PFIIRT RAU.-Thra_-qluarters of a mile for
all ages: club purse, $26n; of whlch So0a to first
horse, $60 to sAnond horse, OS0 to third,
I8EOND RlAOl- Post ltakes, for all AMtn
two mile he te;: sw entrance, p. p., with ite
lded ; of which 40oo to first horse, $100 to sew
end.
THIR)D IHAOX 6-ne mile, with 160 po.ieds on
each, three years ohl to tarry their proper
weighlltts pounds allowed to mares and geld
Ings; club purse s2ae; of which 0160 to first
horse, $.0 to asecond, Yi0 to third.
Third fDiy Wdtln.dsy, April il.
FIIRT RACIE One mile and one eightHf for
all ae.s: club purse 810o; of whlch 22 to first
boron, $50 to second, $.a to third.
HECOND R11aE--Three milles, for all ages:
clu purse $4 0 of which site to first horse, ero
ton sond, 140 to thlrd.
Til ill) ILAOtC--Mile heats, for all Ages; club
ptrso stoo; of which 7*4 to first horse, Slr' to
eanond,
Veurth Dny--TheredMy, April 12.
FIlRlT It 01E Hlurdle Ilandinp, two miles
over eight. hurdls., for all agest; club purse
8m00; of which $r f to first horse, $50 to seconnd.
HREOOND RACt(I- Rolling Itacn, one mile and a
lquarter, hIorses entered to ie sold for $Stlt to
carry their proper weights; for $txS) allowed 7
pounds; for l7to In pounds; for $6oo 1 pounds;
for Stoe20 pounds. The winner to he sold at
auction immedlattly after the race. Any sur
plus over the amount entered to be sold for will
go to the mseond horse. Club puree $200: of
which Sito to first horse, 1So t secoond, $20 to
third.
THIRD) RATCl -Mile heats, three best in five,.
for all ages. Cluh purse 0$4r; of which $a60 to
first horse, $100 to second.
pillt Day --Matrdday, April 14.
FIItRT bRACE- One mile and a qluarter with iSo
pounds on each; throe year olds to carry their
proper weight: three pounds Allowed to mares
anrd geldings, Club purse $600; of which $2to to
first horse. $00 to second, $00 to third.
BECOND RACF-- The Cottrill Btakes. for three
year olds: $26 entrance, p. p.. with $400 added.
One mile and a half. First horse $o00, second
horse 1eoo. Winner of the Pickwlak Btakes to
carry seven pounds extra,
THIRtD RACR--Conoonsolatlin R.ac, one mile,
for horses that have run and not won during
the motning. Chub purse I905: of whlch $10 to
first horse, $60 to second, 12) to third.
FOURITH RACK--Four mile heats, for all
ages. Club purse Son; first horse to receive
51e4, mseond $200.
fi all club purses entrance free. and In all
such purses a walk-over entitles a horse to first
money only. and a horse distancing the field
entltled to first money only.
Members are notified to call for their badges
at the offloo. in Carondelet streoet
The rames will nornmencm e at At o'clock D. m.
In aase of postponement on account of the
weather, a puennant will hie isplayed from the
ofRln of the club, 16 Carondelet strnet.
uarunrtr-stretch badges for mnetin......... 12 on
i)ay badges......... ................. 0o
Admlisalon to club stand............ .... 2 0
Admission to field ....................... I .
Rlites of Admaleson.
No ladles permitted to the stand unaccompa
nied 'Dy gentlioren.
Invitation balg(e for con.renidnaD t only are
pDrronal, and adm Itonly the t reon invitiId.
Dluarter-str.rtch hwadge will admit to all parts
of the stAnd and grounds.
Ties nt of adtlminion to the stand do not admit
the holelar to the quarter st.reath.
nmtmers are entitled ut a free admission for
ladles ac.ompanying them.
Ladles arcompenled by members are Invited
to visit, the Club- iiouse.
Hmoking positively prohibited on the mom
bers' stand.
All vehllesl must enter by the (lnntilly Road
hate, except mmbters.' Members of the cllub
and lad.Is accompanying bhern only admitted
at the Members' Onat
uarter-st.retch a Rlges can be obtained at the
oftl.e., is Carondolet street, and at the track.
'Then ' r* of tlhe COty Railroad. Itayou bridge
branch, and Orleans Raailrna will leave Clay
Htatue. Canal street. every five minutes during
the races.
atewards.
!I. A. Brnaux, C. T. Howard. R.W. Simmons,
I. E. (lenny, A P. Mason. A. M. Blckham.
.. A. Yorke. W. C. Llpscomb.
Timers.
II. E. Rivers. J. A. Morris.
Distance Judges.
T. L. Airey. W. . Krumhhaar.
G. A. BREAU X, President.
J. r. HORNOR. Secretary.
All communications must be addressed to
Lock Box 369, New Orleans. ant alrls
IV the Planttes of Loutsiana.
JAMES G. CLARK,
. ............Magazine street..............6t2
NEW OBR NS.
--Is now prepared to suppl-
PURE PERUVIAN GUAlnO
Of any grade, under guaranteed analyIls, as
reeelved direct from the Agents of
the Peruvian Government
in New York.
-At
Lowest Pricer,
And in lots to suit purchasers.
All information as to analysis, condition and
prices, will be cheerfully furnished on applica
tion. p4 E&F a3t
FOR SALE.
A HANDSOME PLACE OF TWO ACRES front
on the beautiful river Teche. comprising 64
acres of excellent. newiy-fenced land, of which
60 are admirably adapted to the cultivation of
sugar, cotton, or corn: the balance consistlha
of a magnlflcent meadow in which the residence
Is situated. The whole property will be sold.
consisting of the land above mentioned, and a
residence, kitchen, cabins, stable, vegetable and
fruit gardens, and all necessary appurtenances.
This offers an excellent opportunity to any one
wishing to raise stoct, or to cub ivate cotton or
sugar on a small scale, there being a cotton gin
and sugar mill in the neighborhood. This
property has never been inundated. The
dwelling-house is comfortably furnished, and
will be sold-with or without furniture.
For particulars addr esa A. E. 0, Postofee
Box 73., New Orleans. fels 2p tf
PREMIUM BONDS
ALWAYS ON HanD Al) . O. aL-. IN
SUl S TO WiT.
Nsertekhs tag2 a *t 5,a.
IPSlOIAL W1T0W$.
Srttle Waving Pledgetl with the tame
Sr.e d, sand on whIch bank lnterstt due,
re nr(ýr notlfd to ottl nam otherw~fe
ýreIWI br t m Naod tt wu.in
IoNpAY, April 1I, throiuig 4la 1'e .oear,
ar,4At Conrner Royal and Toulonuse.
sLia sne Vieawge Assueladelnn--yiorfe II
hereby given that an nletilon f r roal.lont
ae% hlor and Three rI etorsof th an antin
Pledge AesoctalIon will be held April .n, sle7. he
tween the hours of e10. m. Ian 2 o M, at the
off.e of the Assolantlon, 10 Oravior street.
ape lot t, 1. lN'rNTON, Presimdent.
New Orclaase, * prol , 1lal?. -1bs New
Ploar lonrd holding commissions from ?o#v. F
T, Ni.holls, rtt at, the mromr of the board, Imn
on prasentatllon of their nommleslons the an
was trnered courteously over to thenm. T'he pi
th.rA rntired al d Ithe nfw hoard proendl to
organi.e. Jia,W. (Juinn, being first atpointed,
was called to the chair, and I4. JIurrlve Jr,, was
appolnlird nenretary pro tnm. (usteave tloulgoty
.na raninously' nonmed P'resdent of the
hoard, end 1'. H. lirsO, H ern@ tar ,
ap6 It'" noretary pro tom.
"ire crew t leanis eat Carrelalrt
Railroad (d(,rtnenv. Newo rleans. A pil #. 1T77.
At. a a ietal mlet ting of the 1Jtitnrl o fl rctotor,
elds thin dayR, divilend of W() ANN A FAALFi
t'ia (rVaNT wan c ;nld, r td ,nt of te earnirngs of
the past three montlhs. Pay asRro to t.l ao+k
thlderns of this normp.ny r their legal reprneen
tatlvns, on atdl aftte.r iFlY, the 20th inatt.
npe tnt W ,Ti , ( fltOUCH. rntary.
mlt. iiats, *tiansE hdl bler itf |Ieaieramee
lotnoant, norner (ravlet and ( rond let,
streets. Now Orileas, A )il 4, 1 877- n conimptl
aneo with Article IV of the charter o this eon
any, an election for ibght )linctore to anrve
dui Ig the ns trning three yrears, will be held at
the nie of tle(tmrrianrivon MONI AY, thenth
day of April, 1s77, tbtweco fth hours of r1 m. and
2 p. m,
ap4lo WILLfAM 11 ,NIrTIRON, Rcf'y,
PFer the isake - of1ie or hew luriernii
(Ity Itilroarl Comrpany, No, 124 (!anal street-
New Orleans. Aoril 1, r77.- Prom this date trains
for the ,Lke will leave the city at 7 anrd a o'onock
a. in,, every hiour ttieriefer until a o'clyck
pO m, 'The last train will leave the Le l n.nl At
9 o'Nlock p. i. (I. (1. LIWI, Heoretary.
_ap ttf
*,oeuilans Iev e 4ainpaiajny-21 Caa-ron
Anlet atreet--New Orleans. March 27 1577--The
rnvular annual ntlcltilot of twelve directr,tr of
this corn [iraI y, to ervyndurnll the ensulng year,
will r.r hl.,ldl at this illcn týtWcen ett 10 hoursR of
ia. n. and I p. m., on HAT'IlIL)AY. Arll 7,
irtt. 'transfer books will be cloriild on nnd after
April 1, t.77. M, A. TAtI.(G'lilN,
miha ttd Fl~crcrctnrv and Trrasurer.
lrfl.e I'artorsl' and 'rader.I' Insitranee
(omlnpaRJn.No, 37 Car~nndelet streete-New Or
leane, March 21, 1g77. -n conformity with arQ
le asixth of the charter. an election will be held
at this offlo on MONDAY, the cith of April next,
between the hours of it o'Aolek a. mn. af4 1
o'clock p. In.. for twenty-five truste.s, tlal t've as
such for the ensuln IUMA P. WALKER,
mh2a lIt Hleeretary.
WANTS.
WANTED--IIY AN ABLEn-ODIED WHOL,
sanle and retail grocery Clerk employment,
la ncty or oountry. In any capanitr whatsoever,
Unexceptlonable references. A, Ii.. ID morast
Office, mhat tf
W ANTED - RFOOND-IfAND CARRIAOEI
and Iluglins. Any one having such, and
wishing to i nls.p-O ofthnm, can flol rredy
rlae for themn by calllng on I,. T MAI)IUX, AI
Carondnlet street. Also, a full stock of Oar
rlhges and lu.g .cns and a complete stook of the
Japanese (lhilId's drriage anid (radle, a moet
wonderful combtntl-on; In short, a full stook
in everythin nappnrtainlng to the Carrlag.
business-enll of which will ibe sold at redube
prices to s.lt thn limies. The community Is
mrnstworditlly Invited to call and examine ate
Oarondelet streett.
mhil amn ft,. P. MAT)DUX.
W ANTEID-A MITUATION AH A THAVEI
Ind A..rt for a Drug House, by a man
who is fail liar with the huslnnsn, and has ex
tenelve nacnlalntainct n i LunIsIana, Minssissppl
ent Texras. Imst Now Orleans rnferences given
Address 0., Misniseippi (itty, Miss mh
W ANTIED-- BY A HOBEI AND IJNU8
trione young man a situation as Watch
a., Porter, Ialnmnan or Drivlng of W y kind:
s thoroughly acqu.lnted In the city. W Iold ao
n thee cntry It desIrod. Address W O. , DRm
ocnt offihc, eeetf
i ti mmil I m m l m imi mii I /li r | i
CGPARTN It RSHIPS.
r|lHE UNDURHIGNED WILL PIACTICE
Law ilndfr the firm name of LABATT & CLIN
TON, at 140 Oravier street. up stairs.
DAVID C. LABATT,
TIO8. P. CLINTON,
mhal lot. LEoN L. ,ABATT.
Nw ORitsAnAs.March al, 1877.
fIffE CO PARTNERSHIP OF PRITCHARD,
' JICKII M & CO.this dayelxpiroe by limita
tion.
A. M. RICKITAM, )Surviving
.NO. V. MOO)fe.j I'%rtners.
TI1E END)RRETIfNNED WILL, CONTINUE
the businnses of the latht firm of !'RITCH.
A Rrf, BI K 1IAAM & CO. under the firm name of
BICKHAM A& MOOEl,.
A, M. ~fICKFfA M,
. N0, V. M(X)RE,
MI. S , I ', 1 r lITCIfARD.
apR lot (in commendam.)
FOR SALE.
LORl HAIR RARE CHTANCE TO RECURE A
1' now and comfortable houon. in thne ixth Dis
trit. convrinw nt t., (ars. Vive rooms, hall, gal
Inri*s, ampl# sheds, two lots, (ono a corner,)
choice fruits aord flowtrs. Title Inimpnach
able. Pri're. rone thousand dollars. Address
PIiOPE'>ITY, Lock iBox No. a3 Post-Office.
LtOR HATrA41N11 FIRST-CLASS 7ICKIET
1' to Richmond, Va.. and two first-class Tick
ets to Ht, Louis, Mo. Inquire at No. 19 St.
Charles street. mhs*
_ FOR RENT.
rO RENT.-Three elegantly furnished rooms,
in a Oentral location, convenient to two
lines of city railroads, to rent, on very reasona
ble terms.
No more conveniently lcaterd or better furn
ished apoartments b had In the olay.
For partic.lars call at the oflee of mfe Dsgo.
OmAT.
INPORTED BONNETS,
FRENCH MILLINERY,
Corner of Royal and Bleavlioe itreet..
OBAND OPENING OF NEW (001)8.
apI 1W Ladies Invited to attend.
ALDERNEY DAIRY
- AND -
LADIES' LUNCII ROOIMI
142...... Canal Street ...... 142
Refreshments in home style at living prices.
Open from 6 a. m. to p9 . m.
Closed on Sundays. mhs Imr
P. BOURON,
Succesnr to ARMAND O8UBIE.
GUN' MAKER,
. DEALER IN
+ 1ýýýDOBTLE AN RTRNOLE
HABtRT. IFIWLINdI
PIECES,
BELTS, PISTOLS, GAME BAGS, SHOT
POUCIIHES, POWDEK PLA.SKS. AND
FISHIIING TACKLE,
POWDEII, ShOT AND CiP5,
No. 134 4 hartres Street, between Toulouse
nod rt. Louis. New Orleans.
FIRE ARMS PROMPTLY REPAIRED.
apD 15l
Office Louiasana Cotton Tie Co.
The patent TIE and PULLT i ownedby this
Company having been fully tested at the Cham
pion Press, is now offered to press owners and
shipmasters at a moderate price.
An average of fully Of, y bales per hour and
times over sity bles er hour, has been
ompressed and tied !ý ttl. proe.ss.nd with
pracetie It Tibelievedtllet an avusltwmmrlofa
.Bf bWBL ' AOI rMT Op f SIxv O
*)4 rn. Ohsrleer .'tteet.
The only Thnntre ontel in the $10.
MIngnomernt for One Week Only, Clo ouemeua
Paundy, Aptll 1, 11I7,
0? the (Ireat Oharneter Aotor.
Ma. JOHN YHOMSPRMfN.
pant(1 Cty Mondaiy Tnueday and Wswlneasl
nttnee-Av ýrhl 1, i. 9 anst 4--'rhe epoaialtp
r rama of ON LIANI.
Weslneedaiy snd d''hresnsey -Aorhl 4 red --TbI
Rqw drnamasntitieel Yx , TI. 'itt Hl1Oiy
Frid?( ar unslnslt nysievandesitnr ivflay tnqe,.
OflOR~ ar hilt unsfy, A jsrl4.
oIjtflds.April 4-Bssonslt of. Mr. W. F. POWZIL
In (vdiivetý reariratlon and will eh'.rtly ,le
, t± It e omlo nenaR1t1o. or the 1)R1. enrols
II
ron
1MT. PAUIJI'M UIIUJRCU
Ar
MT. PAThlI(HI I' ShALLI,
Puldny, Agtil 6, 1IM?, alt . P. MI.
xrwXTnP oNr (;oMM fTrltit.
Jdas. MnWO9ans1g. W. 12. (IuIve1rlths.
d. aldr, r,. Ll. flow~s,
11, Ilsesoe, i1. IoawelI.
1. MOeandliaeb. N. Coleman,
W. (i. DOykle, C, It, Ailon,
M. It, Charke, 1,, Ifnywarsl.
P' P. Logan, (seo. Vhnetnt.
ft. Upton. A. Jrtlttin,
L.HAywaRd.l W. lien nhaw,
Capt. L. Coltkon. ,TWod
1. Jartlette W. Pllorts,
W. Wolfe, r. U. (:. Lee,,
E:. Undetrhill.
PI cOcRA M)M14
f55 -
Ml'lliga E400aE'e gtgCOapgoyv.
fly lath, I nfantry Jiand, who hav'e kindly vol.
unteIsred for the. one.ftson.
Mother (loo e'e P'rnlogtna.
The mrh rof her Army.
along, by Archle Jfsmieon.
Ulng-thongi Bell.
agtý fill She'.v.
~iras 8r,-veep.
MtletO~-VPs·AJ,.
Hlnq It Song 41xpenria.
FJack and 01I11.
ages-rrraw.
MsIsIil-V0:AL.
Mietreess MIrnY,
Whsen I wa a yB nel6r.
Isollysn an her Mumma.
MUsto-VOCAL,.
OildIJIIpgý C"'le.
1Lttle Mriss Msffett.
Lit4tle Bol Bils.
Mwusswtr.
Old Woman In the ?lhos.
Admlslson..................... Twrsty-five erjce.
flefreshments at the folio-wing prloe":
Joe, Cream, lee., with Strawbers lese, gld. ; ALm
onade,, re.: Boned Turkey, ano.; Chicken Salad,
ga0.; oorte. tae.: other things eiqually rexacssa
ble.
Fxtrai ear provdled af5er midnlight. 4114
PROZhuIOWAL OAISA .
B. M. Oay. JAI. D.3u6
ATTOBNZTSI-AT-MAW.
N. S aGramad .t Stw.er. doe
31iY, JLLIS a ELLMS
lobs Nohner. T. Q. W. ills. Ll John N
ATTOBNEXS-AT-LAW,
NO.w allAP STIIERT. New Orleans. L.
hate
SELF-IIEATIN1O,
coo
NOHII ONIIRISI¶OJ
One Whole Set of Irons In O e.
ONE IRON, WITH TWO PLUGS, WILL DO
ALL THE IRONING AND FLUTING
ONE HAND CAN DO WITH ANY
NUMBER OF IRONSB
It is a Nickel-plated case Iron, with a Woodgs
hand piece. heated and continually
kept hot by two cast-iron ulIus.
ITS ADVANTAGEB .
half
i.lrst-
-Save r e.
narily se.,
In tronIXId
rroeesss
- Third-.
Can be heated with either coal or wood irs
stoves or grates.
Fourth-We use all ides of the iron and uti
ize all the heat, thus gining one-hall on the o
Droces.
Fifth-Always clean; never rusting, never
beingr expgeoseO to soot.
Sixth-One slngle heat will Iron from thirtr
minutes to one hour, according to weight . -
moisture of the goods.
Seventh-The fire you cook with can be U
for ironing. even whtle the stove is cov ~
with vessels, thus saving the entire amonut
fuel used ordinarily ýn Ironing.
.ork. Int
and gr oal
and xosa&r
than any other iron isShe worthe
Ninth=-Saves time, fuel andar.
maw firkan uresntAUafy
the oM one-fed bEow
J. M JBjR fir

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