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r0on ro Tndo t , aronne tn
north
o,6 -Xt b emo amdeR B eet w t een
A., as ouloe streets.
o . e t t of forein owneors, on
r ye s it nd on-tl eanh
nS.stttd tsl s an, thewo
Sre tores. Mos. 14. 1, 1 antd
d fomng the othres of -
eAd t stret, near the
r ilroad D o and opposite
Wi telve Long, boa ey p on A
htruer l yee n Oranie Tree, on St.
between OClay avenue and Web
That oleoie itRedence i to. forming the
teast oerner of prytnia aut St.
e ogtiar in teOfg isldeneo. with Oar
de and to. 1 hird, between Lau
l o Annunolation streets, ant near
For ton f Plp Bi, Jr.-tm
re of the e.w Orleans and Carrollton
ilriad. So sehares of the St, harleso
t alrosd, so sharse of American
ropellng ad Thermo-Spoelfle Com
4 rtin+!ettAi 9-Ei-ght Choioc lriek tores
ing the entire frntage of Canal.
een Rampart andi ilaonastreeRts.
Three ws rtory Britk t l in ot , N+o. 4,
de nam art' tout n o-ih ory rltk
el intq}, o.. 4, trand 7 asinn et een
t. and (o man stroeet, all pelnially
a r t rit~tal and ;rtRfesOiroal
teenoe and the rtetal trade, r'n.tr.d
S devepnh o.aing Canal trf et.t loH
", with lt- -plnd Stores, forming
northWest eotre of Iragmine d Jack
ern s, n th thriftlet portion o,
e miourtht Distr et, pear theM1aga.ioe
0411,nd too e nuren and ,schoois of
t iOBeterend the ]l edemptl...
roc e. sueesSion of the late It. W. io.rld
That vert vslble and extensivel tiln
v Battbe toe and Warrehost e
f eroerty, on Front and (lay streets, Op
jcclt.e lo lugar sheds, near thRe Packet
I.ndin.,. the Customhoueo and Canal
streets.
Whad e a entra
btie tenement TwoQ-tory brick Dweliing
Ioo, 10 and t iberty, between Canal
and G(amuet streels.
lot terms and full prartculrts, see official and
irt a advertisements and plans at the
tKhet aotiuer. t1 Camp street
Artle 89 of the ConsUlutien.
tlor qf Ithe Demoora-I wars Informed a day
tOe ,gonon the most unquesilonable author
tMIt o Wednesear a warrant for $980 was
to sa Iaan who, elected to the Legislature,
Siti the last few days, refused to de
dat dtties as r member, but bha been in
Sotel conspiring against the peace
Sf the Sate. It is a very disagree
Sunder existing circumstances, to
d1e coni e of our public ofeials, yet in
ltds the publio nlaterests have been
ermte want of sook oritIclesm for
kMtnrs have not shown themCelves to be
i ese, or even careful and asenrate
May I then be permltted to ask nnder
thie payment was made?
bht Article 89 of thb gonstitution says:
tmemabers of the General Assembly shall
r ha the public treasury a mr rpena.hint
oreir sernies, whlch shall be eight dollars per
i their attendance, sog to and re.
m the eslsos of their respective
l . " eotion 1685 of the Revised patutes
. tec twenty ceats mileage for the pmy
the period of travel. I know of nothing
the subject. Now this pay is ompenss
s rervices presumed at least to have been
Soneequently where no services have
irendered there cn be no olam to pay.
aglit to p y does nat depend upon the eleo
at iupon the erviae as t member. If the
l er never attends he has no right to pay.
ouc, our Latltturse acknowle dg that the
wo for the lest three mouths btre been
the overthrow of the legal government
Q enered services to the public for which
t.s. a just and legal claim upon the tress
? I am but a plebelan, but to my common
. do the native iatelltgene of the laborers
a ltyt-the payment of whihob I speak sp.
teo b a two-fold bounder. It l an snnwar
l espelditure of their hard-earned money,
at the same time, ptej)adices and mperils
i M ob they have as heart. Will some
itformed man explain tlD s strange anom
Slolio and polities ? Hoping that I drn't in
t, ign mysel ', PAUL PRY.
Wh. mo Ir hoverner f alouisianac?
:l r toerat '-be committee of gentle
S sirte been requested by the President
i aled Stbtes to soertain how the people
ltl. at stnd towards the Hon. t . T.
insS. B. Packard, who sverally oeim
SOaernnr have seen a publlo rdbet
ithday of the supporters in New Or
or t.iaholls. It Ins right and
th w that they should awso see a similar
e .a of the supporters of Packard.
I sy suggest to Governor Packard
frisot d the aorl of a popular PTaoLrd
? the view of the oomlittee.
-- ---- ....
II8mAls.'s SMIIMIeIATION.
'0lte s1t" ismptre my o e Means t armly
setaltsheld.
The mperor hving taken no action
mpled request o Prince s
Sfor the removal of Gen. Hlosoh,
Shietof the Admiralty, the Prince
4t d last. tendered his resignation.
resignation was declined by the
* but it was only after consid
ne eerts on his part that the
Prince Frederick William sue
in obtaining Bismarck's tempo
wilthdrawal of the resignation and
tha the Prince was Induced to consent
. year's leave of absence.
a : t tamphausen, Vice Preseldent of
#,l Bflshatn Ministry, temporarily re
Bismarck as Chancellor. Baron
f Bulow, Prussian Brecretary of State,
the Foreign Affairs. Thus, at
, two men are requlrud to even nom
y a.upply Bismarek's place. The
"·irbt ement of the P'rince at this juno
()ae is reported in Berlin a s most unfor
te. His loss, even temporarily,
S be a grave danger to the Emllre,
S13 Is by no means so firmly estab
S6l as believed in America.
.h poplar wine before the war was Piper
idh We e:ill caoll for Piper.
Y; : satabange says it is thought that
tase will yet come when members
S choitr will be expected to behave
tdivine serveice just as well as
S. lc views of tthe future
irm i~C..........
IN SBEURING IN THE
Marketf of Europe and North,
--TTIfF--
GREATEST BARGAINS
THAT AlE TQ BE HAD.
We beg to Inform the vubilo that we have just
reoelved from the GREPAT BALE in New York,
whereat $i,0oe, oo of Goods were sold.
$50,000
of DRY GOODS of all rkinds and descriptions.
These Goods are not damaged hardly. but had
to be sold with the balance of the stook, and
were picked out by our esperlenoed tmyers.
This large lot of Goods conslsts of the latest
ilportations of
WHITE LINENS.
LINEN LAWNS.
BATISTES. "
NAINgOOKI.
PIIQUE.,.
HTANIE1 EEICtIEFR.
TOWETlH.
DAMASKS.
ALPA('AS.
PIQIUFS,
JACONET ED(IN(hF.
All gnanrantfed.
SOUND IN EVERY RERPECT,
b u, bavlna bon seloetod na above, we aro oflor.
Ing them at tho
1'r
"
$40,000 WORTII
- -OF -
Fancy SpringSilks
All styles of BLACK OGENADINEP,. BLACK
DOMBAZINER. TAMISEfR, ALPA(AS, DE
LAINES, Etc.., at
RUINOUS PRICES,
All from the (lrant BI'lnkrupt. Sla" in the
North.
--randest n.ý,ortment of
Summer Silkn in the City,
-At only
7 C(ENT A YARD,
Fuilly worth dlroblo th% monny. ('all anol sarm
Llo theim.
Also reor ived. from the reent largo sale of
CALICO )ES,
whereat 7%n Ka(eq of PRINTH worn solil to the
hblgst t illder.
-We '.ffor-
2. r(,taons chotce P1RINTR at, .5 ents n. yard.
0 e.ases twot. I'PIINTS at. ct nto a yard.
The price last week for these samoGOoods wni
7 and 8 centt,
Dry Goods Stores
2S8 .anal street, between Burgundy
and Rampart.
Branch store-2-3 ane 233 Royal street,
corner St. Phillp.
NOTICE :
We have maint preparations to avrid any
rush; I.a ongageid morn balesmen. . anrl hall
-- that, all vallors are properly attended tli - l
politely shown through th vast lStock, whether
thwy co~~ to buy or not.
PRICEB ARE 1M9ARKED In PLAIN FIGURE.
Samples sent to all r.rts of the coullntry frre
of charge'.
THE ATTENTION OF TIIE TRADE 80
LICITED.
THiO. DALZISBW'S SO1S,
L Aq i11'VIP
VALUABLE IMPRIOVED PROP T ON
CORAPS BSTIEI, BETWEEN MANDI -
VILLE AND SPAIN STREEITS,
THIRD DISTRIOT.
BUCOCEfSION OF VICTOR NAVARRE.
SBeond District Court for the parish of Orleans,
No. 89,253.
BY PLAOID1 J. SPEAR. Auntioner--Of.
flee No. 4 BRoyal street.-- ATUNDAY
May 12. 1577. at 12 o'clok mn., will be sold at
public auction, at the Myrchants' and Auction
oers' EJxchange, on Royal street, between Canal
and Customhouse streets by virtue and in puar
sense to an order of the Hon. A. L. Tissot,
Judge of the Recond District Court for the par
Ish of Orleans, dated Marchta 9, 177. for account
of said suc-vesion
ONE-HA LF OF A CERTAIN LOT OF
GROUND, forming Ipart of lot No. 219. situated
In toe suburb Marl ny, on Craps street, in t ho
Third I)Istriet of this .ity. in square No, 2.5,.
which Is omplrised within (Cras. Mandavillo,
Spain and GreLrt nian streots having str feet front
on said Craps street by 120 t et In depth, bound
ed on one side by propetrty now or formerly .e
longing to Louis ,eroux or his transf reos, and
on the other side try roperty now or formerly
belonging to l1,rnord Legurniit or his assigns.
together with all the buildings anid Improve
menits thereon.
Terms and (ditions- -One-half cash on the
spot, and th lan'e in one and two years'
eredit for not bearing spepial mortgasqe and
veddor's lion and privilege, with eight per cent
Interest per anulm from date until paid, with
clause of five per eeAt for attorney's fees in case
of suit to recover payment of said notes or any
portion thereof, and the clause of non alienando
and all other usual clauses.
At of sale bt roe F. D. seaghrs, notary public.
at the ex Dense of the pur'haser.
ap9 It, 230 (rnm712
IIOU.EHIOLD FURNITURE, PIANO, ETO.
SUCCERSION OF HENiRY TABAItY.
Reon. l District Court for the parish of Orleans,
No. 39,3:15.
D)Y PLACID F. HJ, I'PAIt. Autloneer-Offl.,
J) No. 45 Ityal strIt--FRIDA4Y, A ril 20,
1l77, at 5 o'tlock p.m . will be sod at Public Aue
tior on lBroad street, near Rt. John and FAgpIani
anni streets, by virtue and in IIurstRane to an
order from the Hon. A. L. 'l'iesot. judge of
t!he Hatond DistI It . Court for the parl4h of Or
leans dated April 6, 19777, for amcount of said esu -
'assion.
ONE LOT IIOURBETOLD FURNITURE, PI
ano, etc., et".
Terms Cash. ap 9 12 rn 2,
HPLEnITD (CO'FTAGFE tfOUREt4 ON TERPt4I
CH1ORE H'T'IIEtE. It E'WEEN CAMP AND
PIIYTANIA STRHEETH.
RtU(ftCERfTON OF A. P. FIELD.
Rtronl Dis)tric't Contrt for the paribsh of Orleans
- No. 38,965.
BY PLACIDE .T. P'EAR. Auctioneer-Offean
No,. t I6Royal atrieet--SA'tiJRDAY. May
12. 1977, at 17 o'<l,|k In., will be sold at putbll
suition, at, the Merchants' and A tu ion
cers' E..hang. ,on lRoyal,,. ttwot.n Canal aRl
Custoinhouse streets, by virtue and in pursu
ance to an order from the lion. A. L. rTisst.
Judge of the ~oerond Distrlit Court for the parish
of Orleans. dated March 1, 1877. for account of
the abovti su.lvtr'ssion, the following deos'ribed
,ro,,erty-
A OUaITAIN LO)T OF (ROUND. together
with all the buildings and improvements there
on, situated in the First District of this city,
designatedl by the letter A, in the square
bounded by Terpslchore, Camp, Prytania and
Melpomene streets, measuring 4o feet to inches
fronton Terpsichore street. by a depth of 127
feet 10 Innces 6 lnes on the side which separates
it from lot No. 2; 9= feet 4 inches in depth on a
first line parallel to Prytania street and toward
Mel pomene street, thence on a line toward Camp
street and parallel to Terpalehore street, 5 feet
0o Inches; thence on a second line parallel to
Prytan.,i street and toward Melpomene street,
84 feet 6 inches ; lines, andn as feet in the rear;
together with the use of an alley in common on
the side toward Prytania street ; the improve
ments consist of a -ottage house retired from
the street, wish four rooms. two (abinets, gal
lery in the front, kitchen with rooms, cistern.
privies, eto.
Terms and Conditions-For the property firstly
descrtbed, the pur chaer to assuaR ethe payment
of a note bearing vendors' lien for $197a. payable
on the 10th of May, 1971. with interist from the
seventh of May. 197,. and the balancn, easti on
the spot. And for the property secondly de
scribed, eash on the anot.
Acts of sale before W. . If. 'afren, notary pub
Ii, at the expense of the purchaser.
atf9 16 23 30lmy7 12.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON RT.
IOUIS fRTIt EET, BETWEEN RIOMAN AND
P'RIEUIR TREET'r., 8EOND DISTRIOT.
R8UOCESION OF HENRY G(ALWAY.
"enond iDistriOt Court for the Parish of Orleans
No.
NrJ. ---
BPY J'LA(: C E J. SPFAIt --- Auctioneer-
Offlce No. 4 Royal streetr-SATI I.DAY.
May 12th, 1977. at. 12 o'clock m., will be sold at
pub)llt o auction, at the Mortehantf' and Auction
eers' Ex hange on IRoyasl strraet. tb tween r:anal
and Onuslirhonuse streets, by virtue and in vlr
sniancn to an order from the Lion. A. L. Tissot.
tludge of the e'a-ond District (ifurt ror the par
jih of Orleans, tlatfed March 13, 1877. for account
of the above son'Miion rorms
A r(EETAIN PIECE OR pORTIfON OF
GROUND in the Sienond District (f this city, in
the square romplantd within Pt. Loruis. Rnnan.
I'rinur and UConti streets, making part of lot
No. iI, isn quare No. Sn; said piece 'or portion ,of
ground designated as No. 2, on a particular
,flan made by louis Surgi, United States Iepi
uty Burveyor, A ugust 22. 1944, and mneasuring 1i
feet 7 Inehn .5 lines front on St. Lonis stret, by
124 feet, Inches ldep on the line whiclh sepa
rates it from lot No 1, and 141 feet 1 inch I line
tieej. on a liln separating it from a vvac.nt lot,
andi 42 feet 5 Inches 3 lines in width in the rear:
together with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon.
Terms and tonaditons--Oniehalf cash on the
spot; the halanet on an credit of ne year, for
note hearing spot(tal mortgage and vendor's lien
anti privilege, with eight per cent interest from
date of sale till paid ; the clause of five per cent
for attorny's ftees in rase of judicial proceted
inga for recovery eo payment of said note or
any portion thereof; Insuran'e and transfer of
policy,y. and all other usual clauses.
Act of sale before O. LeOardtur. notary pub-.
lie. at the expense of the purhaaser.
a:p9 l 2 1IO mn7 12
ON ACCOUNT OF DECLINING HOUSE
KEEPING.
BLACK WALNUT VICTORIA BED-ROOM
Suits, Mahogany Parlor Suits, Dnflng-Room
Furniture. etc.
BY PLACIDE .1. SPEAR, Auctioneer. Office
Se Royal street--On MONIDAY. April 9, 117,.
at 101 o'clock a. m., will bhe sold, oorner of Cus
tomhouse and Daupblhine streets, the contents of
said premises onsistifongn part of Black Wal
nut Victoria Bed-room uits Mahogany Par
lor Sets, Dining-room Farnturn. Mattresses.
Looking-Glasses, Crookeryware. Glassware,
Mattings. Carcpts. etc., all in good order, and
been in use a very short time.
Terms-Cash on adjudication. ap7
EXCURSION TO THE JETTIES.
Tlho magnifn"rnt passenger steamer
ROBERT R. LEE,
Wm. ('namphol, mnat,'r.
will makeo r. ex"urasin trip to the JETTIES.
leaving foot ,of (anal st reet at 9 o'elo,,k orn MON
)AY MORNIN,. Aiiril 2:. 1877.
Tickets for the round trip intrcludincg me'al.)
Five Dollars. aRr
TO FAMILIES.,
PO1J FIRST COMMUNION.
- -4-- ~--
MICHEL LION'S,
Noe. 197 and 199 Old Levee,
(Opposite French Market.)
$5 75.
We can furnish, for First Communion. White
Cotton Drill PANTS. White Drill VEST, and
Black Alpaca COAT, one Whie White OVT, one
ltraw AT,Ises estle, sllo oi st quLr and
nep re ar now or hMe All reeets of
bay are hereafter subject w lb a i. -
sweeted by them,
(reseeet Olt!y Itlrread Ceaspa·r Iat e aal
street, New Orleans, April 6, 1i77.-The annual
election or dlreotors of thlis company Will be
held on MONDAY, teth inst., between the honurs
of 10 a. m. and 2 p. m., at the ofhte of the com
pany. J. It. JUlDEN, Secretary.
ap7 lot
Partles r avilng Pledges with thie Un
dersianed, and on which back interest is due,
are hereby notified to settle same. otherwise
they will be sold at Auction Sale to begin
MONDAY. April 16, through PlacideJ. Spear,
Antiloneer. A. TERTART,
a0.t22 Cornet Royal and Toulouse.
Lean and Pledge Asocelatln-Notice Is
hereby given that an election for President
Ca-hler And Three Directors of the Ioan and
Pledge Asociation will be held April 16, 1977, be
tween the hours of 1e, in. mandl2 p. m., at the
office of the Association, sc Orvier street.
apr, lot* E. B. BENTON, President.
OfPee New Orleans and Carrollton
iRatlroad C(mpany. New Orleans. April 4. 1877.
At a spedal lminetig of the lBoard of Diretors
held ths day. a dividend of TWO AND A HALM
P, OENT was declared out of the earningsa of
the past three months, payable to the stMok
holders of this company or their legal represen
tatives. on and after FIlIDAY, the 20th inst.
ap5 15t WALTER V. CROUCH. Beeretary.
OfPee Is.atana iowl-able IAfe Inesmraee
Company, corner Oravier and Carond, let.
streets, New Orleans, Ap-il 4, 1s77.--In oomplh
arice with Article IV of the charter of this conm
pany, an election for Eight Directors to serve
during the ensuing three years. will be held at
the office of the ompany on MON DAY, the lth
day of April, 177,. between tih hours of 12 m. and
2p.m.
ap4 int WILLIAM HENDERSON, 8ec'y.
For the Lake - Ofmiee of New Orleade
City Pallroad (kmpany, No, 124 Canal street
New Orleans, April , 1977.--From this date trains
for the Iake will leave the city at 7 and 9 o'clock
a. m., end every hour thereafter until 9 o'clock
p. m. The last train will leave the Lake End at
9 o'clock p. in. C. . LEWIS, Secretary.
_apl tf
timee Paeteors' and Traders' Insurance
Company, No. 37 Caron'ielet street- New Or
loans, March 24t. 177.--In conformity with arti
cln sixth of the charter, an election will be held
at this office on MONDAY, the 9th of April next,
between the hours of it o',ltck a. in. and 2
o'clock p. rn., for twenty-five trustees, to serve as
such for the ensuing . Wr LE
ha 'Tt HMAS . WALKER,
lnmhi. 1St Secretary.
WANTS.
W ANTED-AT A BARGAIN FOR CARS-f-A
small. well-esta.blished sugar plan'ation,
on a navigable stream. Address L. H. B., this
office. apV 4t*
WANTED-- BY AN A BLE-BODIED WHOLE
sale and retail gror rvy Clerk employment,
in city or country, in any capacity whatsoever,
Unexceptionable references. A. B., )D mocrat
office. mh'2s tf
W ANTED - RECOND-HAND OARRIAGES
and Buggles. Any one having such. and
wishing to dispose of them. Cas find ready
sale for them by calllng on L. T. MADDUX, as
Carondelet street. Also, a full stock of Oar
rfages and Bggales and a complete stock of the
Japanese Child's (farriage and Cradle, a most
wonderful eombla tion; in short a full stock
in everything appertalsnng to the Carriage
business-all of which will he sold at reduced
prloes to suit the times. The community is
most cordially Invited to call and examine at as
Carondelet street.
mh.ll m m L. T. MADDUX.
W ANTED-A SITUATION AS A TRAVEL
ing Agent for a Dlng House, by a man
who is fa, iliar with the business, and has ex
tenslye aoquaintacne In Louisiana, Mississippi
and Texa.4 Best New Orleans references given
Address C., Misslssippi City, Miss mh
W.ANTED-BY A ROB. R AND INIOUB
trious young man a situation as Watch
man, Porter, Salesman or Drivvin of any kind;
Is thoroughly acquainted in the city Would go
In the envntry If desired. Address. . dem
ocrat offlee. f.eotf
FOR SALE.
iFOR SALE-RARE CHIANCE TO SECURE A
Snew and comfortable house in the Sixth Die
tritn, convenient to cars. wFve rooms, hall, gal
leries, ample sheds two lote (one a corner.)
choice fruits and flowers. 'title unimpeach
able. Price. one thousand dollars. Address
PROPERTY, L'ok Box No. tt Post-Office.
ap1*
FOR SALR-ONE FIRST-OCLASB TICKET
to Ricnhmond. Va., and two first-class Tick
ets to St, Lous., Mo, Inquire at No. 19 St.
Charles street. mhC*
FOR RENT.
-AOR RENT - AT TWENTY DOlf,LARS PER
' month-Store wi'h two rooms, on Canal
street, between Franklin and Trnme streets:
inut flt'ed tip. I qulre on premises, or at No.
iSo0 Third street. ap7 2t'
I1o RENT.-Three elegantly furnished rooms,
A in a central location, convenIent to two
lines of city railroads, to rent, on very reasona
ble terms.
No more convenientl locat4d or better furn
ished appartments can be had in the city.
For particulars call at the offlee of the Dv1o
c m m mmv.
. CPARTIW RSHIPS.
rTHE UNDEtSIGNED WILL PRACTICE
Law under the firm name of LABD TT & CLIN
TON, at 140 Gravler street, up stairs.
DAVID O. LABATT,
THOS. P. CLINTON,
mhsq lot LEON L. LABATT.
NKw ORY,WATS. March .1. 1577.
rFHE CO PARTNERSHIP OF PRITCHARD.,
• BICKH M & CO.this dayrexplires by limita
tion.
A.M. IICKHAM. tSnrviving
*JNO. V. MOO BE. I Partners.
TIHE UNDERRIGNED WILL CONTINUE
the busineses of thelate firm of PRITCH- I
ARD. BIGKHAM & CO. under the firm name of
BICKHAM & MOORE.
A. M. PICKHAM,
JNO. V. MOORE,
MPB, E. D. PRITCJIARP,
apl lot tin eommenrlam.)
Portrait Paint.,ng.
(AND INWfmUCTIONS ODITlB.)
Portraltfi from life
or from pictures of
the deceased, at the
following rates:
Life size, bust tpor
raifts, in oil, at O,
$100 and $150; Cabi.
net size, in oil, VA
150 and $100; Crayon
Heads. not retouched
erishable p h o t o
graths hbut pure
crayon heads at $.
0o and 75. Amaller
work, both in oil or crayon. or water color, at
proportioned rates. Batisfaction will be given
In every case. Persons residing abroad can
have any of the ibove work satisfactrily exe
cnted by sending the rest picture- they possess,
accompanied with a faithfnil descriltlon of the
person, and by stating the style and alc, of
Portrait desired, will have their ordrrs , rompt
ly attended to. Country patronage s, loiteld.
EVERETT B. D. JUlr 0,
3 areandelet street,
NEW ORLEANS.
N. .-Tnstrnctions given in Drawing, Crayon
and Painting. Classes in seminaries instrrrtred.
My Art Gallery is a place of free reort, and the
public is invited to vis it it rpleasure. fae2 m
Office Louisiana Cotton Tie Co.
The patent TIE and PTILLER owned by this
Comprhny having been fully tested at the Cham
pion Press, is now offered 'to press owners and
shiomasters at a moderate price.
An average of fully flfy bales per hour. and
at times over sixty bales per hour, has been
compressed and tied by thib process, and with
practice it is believed that an averaa speed of
-r
A Al t Itcr ot MUrsc
CARNIVAL WEtMK IN AMUdJSEMBINTS
Bunday, April 8, fnd W znesda t Matlsee, the
RIi.UZ'f~afpe Ofp". Yok- - 1 elled the
Monday, April 9. Benefit of Ir. W. H. Power,
preentlfigt Loeter Wailack's play of -It SE
ALE, ior the Rifle Ball. The same bill will
Srepeared Turnday Night,
Wednesday and Thursday APril 11 and 12. Dien
Douelnauit's Drama of ELFIE, or the cherry
Tree Inn.
Friday, April ia, Benefit oi Mr. Rolandt Roeed.
'.the performance will commence with the
Comerdy called WIIONG DIRD IN THE
Iti(U1T FlRf4T after which the Bnrle4que of
LURiT A lhl(IfA M. D.; to e.onclurde
with the Farce of OUfR IOD(ING HOUSE.
'The same bill will be repeated on Saturday,
Matinee and Night.
Sunday, April 15. anrd daring theweek the long
promisen Novelty entitled LEMONiS, or the
trlueezed and the UnsqueezAd. ap
COHARITY
---- BY T.MI---
VONTILABAND CHIIILDRIEN,
Varieles ~Theatre, Frlday, Apric I1, 1911.
kteeeptlon Committee r
MIt. O(EO. JOiHN4ON, C.hairman.
Mr. Walter RtauffTr. Mr. A. Prnn Mnaon.
Rlushtmn Foster, John A. Morris,
N. D. Wallace. Emile Hernnan,
0leo. iBratton, (,eo. Jolhn,
Oiltert (hern,. lienrv Deine{re.
Frank Yuille, Atwood Violet.
E;d. Payne. larrlson Watts.
A. Briltton. Frank Kenn+ey.
A. F. Ilit. ', T. C. flanna,
N. W. McCall, Walter Bell.
Andrew BrownI, D~o HuAger.
b. A. H. Vantht. it. Wrigr tmn,
lagh lirowri,. Phil. Brchanan.
Dr. B. A. Pope. Cha.,. tmith,
(!at. Williams.
Doors pn,en at 7 p. rn. Agonv t, bhnin at. R.
Iielrtis,nn (,rrnitte, will please report at 7.
Tlrket(,............... ........ .
apt 6t
C t ..A N
Concert and Entertainment
(liven rii lndr thn anelspieca of the
flbII.OP POLK SOCIEtY,
--. . AT -- -
ORItBNIW 41,D lIALl,,
Thuesday Itvenlna, Agph 10, 1871,
(Commeoning at R o'elock.
PART FrarT.
1. Trot du (Iavalier---Two Pianos....-Bt indler
Four Young Ladies.
2. Tenor Solo............ ........... Mr. Stvreken
3. Valse Fantaiside-Plan ............ Rublinstin
Miss Q.
4. Vocal Dut ........ .......Mendelasohn
Mrs. C. and Miss B.
5. Estasl Vals.....................Arditti
Miss Little.
9. 8onata in F Major .............Bn. ethoven
(I lann, and Violin.)
Miss Wilson and Mr. (!rtnlier.
Intermlisslon for music t1y the Band. Visit to
Art (Gallery. Refrshrrmnt to.,nm, and Floral
Bower.
PART E cOIND.
i. al,,, Milltnire--Two Pianos......... . Mayer
Funr YoungrLadie-.
2. eorenadeo--VoYcal olo...... .....Raft
Miss B.
a. Lft M, Dream Again-Vocal 8,o,,....Sullivan
Mrs. (.
4. Rhapsodic longroise No. 2-Plan.....,ist
Miss Q.
5. (alathe.................... Brindisi
Miss Little.
9. Chorus from Mount of Olives......Beethoven
Refreshment, at the following prioes: Ice
Cream 15 centa. Biscuits 25 centPs. (,ake 5 ents.
Chicken Salad 25 ants, Sandwiches to cenats,
Hlot Coffee and Milk lo rents.
Admission $1 apR
GRUNEWALD iHALrL
Wednesday Eveniag, April 11, 1877,
At a o'olock.
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY TEfSTIMONIAL
CONCEIT, .
TENDERED Tro ANOELO TORRIANI,
On which occasion will appear the following
Dlstlgallshed Arti. toeand Amatenrs
Miss A. MERCIER, Soprano;
Prof. C. YAkN UfFFLEN, BaEso;
Mons. A, LIVAIN. Flutist:
Mr. FRED N. THAYEB,
In Recitations:
Mr. F. CLAIPORN,. Baritone;
Mr. W. N. OtUNEW " LD, Pianist:
Mr. J. W. H. ECKERT. A inomoanist;
ANGELO TORRIANI. Tenor.
IReeeptilen emmittee.
Mr. W. Vllrttt, Mr. P. Clalborne.
Mr. W. Benshaw, Mr. H. A. Denis.
Mr. T. Dugan, Mr. D. (lagnee.
Mr. AA.H. Mort, Mr. E. Violet.
PROGRAMME.
PART FIRCT.
1. Grand Duet-Nor mrn-(nor two pianos)--Wells
Mr.W. N. Grunewald and Mr. J. W. H. -ekert.
2. Le Fils du Gorse .................. ......Morel
Prof. U. Van HufflAn,
3. Le Tremul~-- Air Vairle lrour flute)
[Demcrsman
Mona. A. Livain.
4. Pyramus and Thise ..................... Saxe
Mr. Fred N. Thayer.
5. Una Furtiva Lasrima.............. Donizetti
Angelo Torrlani.
6. Star With M........... .......Beichert
Miss A. Mereler.
PART 5ECOND.
1. Grand Air du Trovatore (b renuest) ...Verdi
Miss A. Mercier
2, Grand Air du Philtre.................Auber
Mr. F. Claiborne,
3. Air-Des Noces de Figaro.............Mozart
Prof. 0. Van Hufflen.
4. Phantasle Melancholliue (pour flute)
[Reichert
Mona A. Livain.
s. .avatlne--La Mnette de Portici........ Anber
Angelo Torriani.
6. Grand Duo des Puritains ...........Bellini
Frof. 0. Van lufflan and Mr. F. Clalborne.
Tickets S1. May be had at Louis Grunewald's,
Baronne street. mhR it
ST. PATRICK'S HALL.
ONE WEEK O5sLY,
- OOMMENCINi -
Wednesdal, April 11, 1877,
McEVOY'S
GRAND HI 3B RNICA,
THE BEAUTIFUL SCENERY OF IRELAND.
-- WITH -
HEALY'S HIBEENIAN MINSTRELS
--AND
PROF. ARMSTRONG'S DUBLIN BAND AND
OBC.HESTRA.
GREAT NATIONAL MUSICAL AND PICTO
RIAL ENTERTAINMENT.
- INThrODUCTN; -
A FULL COMPANY
-- rw -
Original Sketches, Iances and Farces.
Matinees Thursdaysva, Saturdays and Tuesdays
Atlmission 75 (.eAnt. anR 7t
EASTER.
()N HAND, A LARGE AND SELECT RTOGCR
t of Rhirn Wines. Frenh,. Hungarian -nnr
California Wines. Ja,,raiOa and anta CGr,
Rums, Kir eh and Zwetshwaseer, Californias
Fruits and Jellies,
For the ('minig Holi m.
Also on hand, a large stock of W . es Bran
dies Cognac, Gins. Sherries, Ponres A6sinth,
and Vermouth, French and German Cordials
Pilsner's Bottled Beer and German SPeltzer.
Bole agent for J. Kauffman ( UO.'s 4 e'Lnnat,
Beer, n barrels. and Str. T*W Iý Uhl'
BortledBer. Alo, for reme de epe.
F. HOLLAIDE.R
so........Cos We s Is saulhe......s
8t1Ot 1ON NOTIW.,
fueeemons RIof Me. Myra I, MMler
OO~p DIST141T'O T FOE Th'
herety given to the creditors of this eate
to all other persons herein interested toso
ause Within ten days from the present nottfe
tion orer ao the hao whrt. the account
renteh J y Mrsp . F. Hn oorBRT, toet
mentar executrix, and . nor. testemen
ýary executor, n1 the ecease shotld not le
rimologatnre and apprved and the fundsir s
trtbe onod n ral e the ortherewit rtthh.
yparih of Orleans, i the above entit a.se
w mhirc to aAt put JO auction, rat thk.
tr . J. lant, rv. us. TI,, oe ary.
AlOU THl DIST1ICT frF ROUN FT H T g PAtd
" Ash of Orleans-No. 44,45-By virtue r -
nrit of s.nzroe and ateo to me dlReTfd rby
the ofnorale the Fuuarthr istrt onrt fon th
darish of Orleans, In the above anttieod cause
woill procned to soll at public aution, at' the
Mera vnts' and Autironersn' txsrhnangr, trosl
street, between Cnanae and CustrtOnehotro eihste
In the Se.ond Dlstrictof this fity, on HATU17
DAY, May twelfth 17, at 1 o culock m., the .fo
owingdoserlb(,d pronarty to,-wit:. " "
A. rIOH'FEEN U UTI OF OOND, formtn
th holeo the whole of the ar portion e f u oin
designaeed ty the numnber four, and hounded by
martgny Avenue, Arlselan Treasure and rWare
saw streets, and nrumberet ne nd ronto eghte fle
Ineoluslvey.
Also THWEE N ITS (I GROUND, dRsgnateD
by the numbers one, twor and three, cmbr ir
tIe trlangle onumbr five, which is hbonnderl b-y
artogny Aven ue, Treaureanb Warsaw rret~a ,r
nd nlmeasurng two hundred and five feet front
AnTrTasurestreet, one hundred and one feet
8 ye inches and iax lines ton Warsaw street, and4
two undred anrd twenty-nIne feet eight inches
on Mariany Avenue, together with al the ld
lags and timprveme nts thereon
2. EIGHTEEN IAM"8nl OF GttUND forming
the whole of the square or portion of grount.
doesignated as square No. three. bounlied by
eontllyU Roal, Brussels and V'ressure streets
and Paris Avenue, and numbered from one to
eighteen inclusively.
a. TWENTY-ElIOUT LOTS U7 OPF.OUNT.,
forming the whole of the sqtare nurnher nine,
t ,unded by Treasure. Atunrtanoe arid Bru seli
rsreets ant Farts Avenue. anti nmbert. from
one to twent -eobht inclusive.
4. 'TWEN'Y-E HT LOT OF ROND ,
forming the whole of the sqrare number three
bonnded by Warsaw, BruTIssels. Treasure an
Abundance streets, and numberet from number
one to number twenty- ht Inclusive.
I. TWENTY LOTS OF OMOUND, formANl
the whote of the sbluare n tmbr six, bounded by
London and Marigny Avenues Havana and
Abu adance streets, and n umbrel from number
one to number twenty inclusively.
The whole of the above lots compose togethbr
the farm known as the "' Saint ,Lous Farm."
Being the ame propeVrty acquired by the d.
fendant heroein, the rlate Vrandis L. Boney,b
purchase from the successit,n of O0. F. Hal ."r
act passed before Chas. (I Andry notary publle
in this clty, on the seventeenth of May, 1072.
Belmet in the above Suit
Term-Oaash on the sepo HAt.
OvlI SherIff of the parlih of Orleans,
ap 24 mylI
TAX NOTICNL.
IPECIAL NOTICE.
Ovniu STATS TAX Cotlst,'A,)
Third District, Parish of Orleans,
April 7, 1877.
All pcrsrins within the limits of the Third
District owkng license and capital tax are hereby
notified that the cflee for the .ollaction of said
taxcn is now opnncd at No. 17 Esplanade street.
8. R. PR.OCTOt,
apR Im State Tax Collecttr,
hPIECIAL NIlOTIC.
OroErs STATE TAx Co.lra)Mo,
First District, 169 Oravier street.
New Orleans. March 27, 1617.
All PROPERTY OWNERS of the FIBBT DI&N
TRICT are informed that the assessment rolls
for said District are now ready, and that per
sons desiring to pay the Real Estate Tax at this
time may now receive their bills promptly.
J he following named persons only are as
thorized to sign receipts for the Collector of
this District:
For REAL ESTATE and CAPITAL TAX-Mr.
M. STODDART.
For LICENSE--Mr. A. W. COCKEBTON.
Or the undersigned.
mh2R A. A. BURKE. Collector.
SPECIAL NbTO.Tf.
Orrrx STATEh TAx CoLLstoroa,
Second District. No. 16 Royal street, her
chant's Exchange, upstairs. March D2, 'T7,
All persons within the limits of the Second
District owing licenses and capital tax ara
hereby notified that the office for the oollectios
of said taxes is now opened.
P. L. BOUNT,
mhll if State Tax Cohieetor.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
OFrE BTATE TAX CoLraron,
First District, New Orleans.
March 19th, 177.,
The receipts given by MR. E. C. PAYNE, for
amounts advanced for the support of the aov.
ernment by the liberal and patriotic citizens of
this city, will be received as CASRE in the pay
ment of TAXES and LICENSEB at this ofllre,
E. A. BURKE,
mhl9 tf Tsx Collector.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Orrrcx SrATE TAx Co0LSoroI,
First District Parish of Orleans,
March is, 1311,
All person within the limits of the First Dis
triet owing LwiaCss and CArnTAL Tax are here
by notifelthat the offbce for the collection of
said taxes is now opened at 1l6gOravleJ tr
mhbl tf State Taxr thector.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Omas SrAE TAX Cotrtatros,
Fourth .istrict, Parish of Orleans,
March it, 1,. I
All persons within the limits of the ourthll
District owing La.rnste and UVAmtA Tax are
hereby notlled that the offie for the oleetoa
of said taxes is now opened at o624, gP, B le
street, RB.C
mhlS im State Tax Colletor.
R[---O-PSLALAVBTISNU ZWI'S
SEALED PROPOALS.
DNPAB TMNT or FWAISOS, I
City Hall. New Orleans, April 6,. iefRT
Sealed proposals will be received until
THURBDAY. April 12.1877, at 12 o'cloc mn.. for
the sale to the city of one hundred thosaned
dollars of bonds of the city of New Orleans and
of the late cities of Jefferson and Carrollton, and
PREMIUM BONDS.
All bids must state the class of bonds and
amount of accrued interest thereon, and offera
must include both principal and Interest,
The Council reserves the right to reject any
or all bids, and answers will be given the foliow
ing dla at Io a. m.
Bids must be lirected to the Cornmissionera
of the Consolidated Debt.
RPaMt, J. C. ,EariA. Almtrnntlt ator,
NOTICE-CITY TAXES OF 1877.
DEPARTME T or FINAwOg,
City, ifall,
New Orleans, March 22,1877.
Tax hills for 1877 are now rea.ly for delivery,
'ihe t'ollowing rates of rebate for prompt cas.
payment will be allowed:
SThree per cent on all bills paid up tolatMof
March, 1577, inclusive.
Two per cent on all bills alid up t. 5th April.
1877, Inclusive.
One per cent on all bills paid up to 34th April
1877 inclusive.
After April 30, 1877, interest at Ten percen
per annum from 31st March. 1877. and Wc uI
accr ue. -
mhi t alo J. O. DENIS. Admin1.ator,
ALDERNEY DAIRYU
LADIEP LtVtCH MBOO l ,
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