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CIa1len~.c.r of
Atlels p$We of Real Estate, Stocks, Etc.,
TO TAKI PLA0C AT THI
ST. CHARLES AUCTION EBXCANGE,
-ON
Saturday. May 19-For a.mnount or the »ni
Nee'lone of the late Mr. anld Mrs. Alex
and' r Philils.
That elholie (,m rnr'rinl l.roperty anlid pnpu -
detlt lrtrt now ,w.oup'- ed by Mie ars
elnrk & Monll sr. with thi' u.plpr at rio
subdividelld Into, oi'cs--a slenildidl in
ve.t rnrrit.
The ,entrA annt rulirtantinlly built four
itory brick stir,, .u. i6l'al p rhl(''t. i ore
twon, (iravior nwld .n, h'z rstrt. unul
tadjoiningl the huillirigs of the Now tOr
Ier llRu Ilonyllr ll il l iiriip.
That ehristinllty ,ornru't, iiand 'eontrelly lo
natdil thren stotry tirik nnlinsioni. No,. 204
(nnislairu, t,. Iiiltweonn JIl'sa anl d StI.Jio
Pnpli str(eti - nelighborhrhood ulnsur
Th'l weIl-lotnt1ld waroh,)luion, property, No.
194 iiiguzine street, htt'oon huliiannd
Mt. Jo.oplh ihleirets, ,olulrly knllwn .'4
(IJi voterinary estaillishrnon1 of Dr. Del
The Ionub!len tonment frnme notfta.n immn
dlathly iln the ro.Ar of rho abovei, desjlg
nll.lted by thie NoP. 117 andl 119i Fouhl'r
streuet,. between Julia and Lt. Josoph
Frll ' R.i.
Those oentral tlhro-story brick sntoron Nos.
47 and 49 Charitre street, tltwehn. Un(i
tntrfhouse and Bilo,,villo nutrits. Etoel
Sloent buslines srtand for either the whole
alln or rletail trad(-.
That oxtensivo stor rand dlwellinr pro n rty
filonig thie 1 nilted lIates .Min t, and form
Ing thle .orners of DLeatllur, llarracks and
G(al latin streets.
The four valraIle loots forming the oirners
rof T'iboupltitolln. Watt r and P'hilli
nstronta. arld almosllRt opp ,sit tihe Hol'it
purn Market.
Thnat sub tartially-htl lit andl commodlous
twi,-story brick wioreo andr dwllilrng with
the one-alry brink warolehoune iradjoin
ina, toopularly known av "hit''l~no'ns tro
eor y."and tlforming thi, northwl'iit io,rll"r
off Jlanm ,n alnd Mt. c llirloeus reits.
The well bul t n11l ve'ry omrrforithlo ono
stary a.nd alttio franme ei'.t.tgl, will
known its Ithe famrly lt.-iinelllt of Mlr.
Alhxandr I'l Iipi. I.?u'Ideasid, and 1ad
joining the' air ve.
That oxclnlillt uilin t sit fronting the S.
W . p', nor of Nt. Uhi rlns 1t n1i J ,iu'thini O
streets, anid h tran w{il l{i,,atul buildingt
lots, eoll nprisinl uthe l bancliti f the ountire
PsluIil rt(e bl'njoidd y Si. ,mlnrt]it. rTu.dir'
I-I .. laIkson lnd .Ioalenhlllne stroseta.i
Thursday, May 24-For aolount of the euo
oRssin ,of ttie lito .1, AM. Iloyli, that non
trally Icated3to propoety tot iinglthenorth
wont oorner of Mt. (Cllarhle stro. i andl
Tivolc (CIrelo, il.uiIinltid as Nos. 2t3 anil
241 HI. Chalrlls streetl.t a mst denirablI
building -ito,
Two oneR-story frrnm dwelllines. NoR. 200
anid 204 Mt. Josepilih strew'. ,betweeln Mt.
(iharlesaitd (itroriilelo: Rt reots.
The handrnom framel cottlg on 3 lots of
ground, known at No si Ilonvtlllo street,
betwlieen Itroad anitd 1) rtgnois slro n s.
ThosR desirab e prolprtliel , the. doutlit anti
single rot'ag'o i on Broadl. hetweon (Jnall
antd (lalsiu.l stirets.
Tho largo Irmnl iln irkiet. alltnlnli on the
northwest ourner ot Ilrol and ( tilnque-t
stront,; iad. nH' O,
A hInit numl.er of hli'dllng lto situated on
(`anal. Custimhlllns, lit nvIlle. (~oni,
Broaid I)i t rgenalit, Lotip, I.0ndon ant
oither tlrominont i.-tn ts. For fiurtlhr
partfIoular sOe piltinR antld descritlitVCe ad
virtrisementllt .
Statlrulay, May 26.- ThIt, chnirn commerrial
pliop orty thei Rfenilid four-story brick
storn Io. Mt MlignltZtil ftr et, eixte*nding
thirouglh to Foucllher stl ret. As on in
vestmelnt thllis propriy is without its
equni in the markeit.
The sublltantiativ built an aI rentrnlly lieatel
four story britk Rstolo and dwelling No.
217 (1i avlor., betwoeen I,tirounn and Dry
ades strrots.
That mignifleen and soprlittbly flnihnd
thro s*lory brick man i . Rn dlsigniitd by
th1ii No. 234 c.ill.ti, Ibetwoen Franklin antd
Liberty stl lets.
The thnou-story brick store and dwolling,
No. 5 An ,unelatiotn,. I .twoon Dolord aiind
Poeyfarr' strtAs.
That very vIluail,t an cnntriilly Ilatend
propoity, Nl 41 and 43 Iourbolln stroot,
tween (IHstOllthouso aild iBlenvillo
strits. Admirahly atlat it for any hIut
nts"- rquiiirinit uroximity to Clllanal strOet.
The doublte tenornl.lnt frimo ia ItaglI, Ni. 2W)
LLur I sir. et, tb!tweilA Hixth and tHvonth
streets.
That nesttw o-story brick dwelling, No. a27
Mt. Thomas, ,otwonn tlatenni Iiand Erato
streoto-- elnlfortalihlt holime in the ship
ping and colton tiress centres.
The hanIdsomei doinlo frame Iolttage. No. 375
iBt. Poter, betwe'n Ulivez unit JIIohnson
strets.
The eo~mfortnble frame nottagc, on two lots.
forntin thl northellat .oirneor of Maga
zine ant D1)iiat haitlsR treets: and
That xcellonltbuilding sit iforming the cor
ni r of Delt.IhalRise . l (,and Cantanin streets.
For terms and full piarticuliars, see official and
desiriptlve advertisnlments and platns at the
ffioe of the Auctlorteer, 81 Camp street.
myt tf
THEB MUREEE BENCH.
The Necessity of a Loulmtana Man There.
[Baltimore Sun ]
Judge Spofford, the new Conservative
Senator from Louisiana, is spoken of in
some quarters for the vacant position
on the bench of the Supreme Court, and
his name has been urged upon the
President, but not, it is bellieved, at the
instance of Judge Spofford. Kellogg
and his friends are said to be very
anxious that Judge Spofford should
have the appointment, for then they
think Kellogg would have no trouble In
being admitted to the Senate. In this
they reckon without their host, for if
the appointment is tendered to Judge
Spofford, and he should accept, another
Conservative Senator would be imme
diately designated by Gov. Nicholls to
serve until the next meeting of the Lou
isiana Legislature. It is thought in
legal circles that the new justice of the
Supreme Court, whoever he may be,
should be well grounded in the Latin
code of Louisiana. The want of knowl
edge of the Louisiana code of laws has
for some time been a cause for serious
embarrassment to the justices of the
Supreme Court.
OUR SelTEl( REPUBLIC.
The Mexican Electoral Commislion.
CITY OF MEXICO. May 11, via Browns
ville, May 12.--On Wednesday, May 2,
Congress, with 132 members present.
counted the presidential votes and de
clared Gen. Porfirlo Dlaz President. On
Friday, the 4th Diaz went to the gates
of the city and was presented to the
army as the President elect and by it
escorted to the Palace, where the troops
passed in review. At 9 o'clock yester
day he was inaugurated with much
solemnity and enthusiasm. After taking
the oath of office he solemnly declared
that he would occupy the Presidency
for one term only. The diplomatic
corps, with the exception of the United
States Minister, was present. A civic
procession. followed by the military,
then escorted the President to the Na
tional Palace.
The term of the present Congress will
not expire until September. An elec
tion for Senators anti members of the
Supreme Court has been ordered.
The Pope's Health.
The Pope's health continues to occupy
the attention of the papers. The Lon
don Lancet says : " Two symptoms pre
occupy the attention of the physicians
of the Pope-the persistent anorexia
and the unrelieved aedema of the lower
extremities. On Sunday he was unable
to eat more than a little soup, and on
Monday, the 16th, he could only masti
cate, not swallow, a few drams of under
done meat. The tendency to passive
serous effusion is so marked that cere
bral misohief from that cause is gravely
apprehended. His Holiness has far
from refreshing sleep at night, and
during the day he shows weariness,
only partially relieved by intervals of
slumber, into which he rel ees in the
af-k- 99a ant evening, ins mental
vivacity continues, however, and at the
receptions, public or private, which he
gives almost daily, he impresses visit
ors with a stronger belief in his vitality
than his state before and after these
Interviews at all justifles. Meanwhile
he is watched with the greatest vigil
ance, and Dr. Pelaello, his physiclan,
and Dr. Ceccarelli, his 'secret' sur
geon, see him alternately at frequent
intervals, and hold consultations every
twenty-four hours as to the treatment
to be maintained or moditled."
Thi lutiro TunnIIIIII.
For the past ten years tnen have been
engaged boring in the 8utri) tunnel of
the IRcky mountains, and it is thought
by the engineers in charge that about
February 1, 1h78, the Havage mine will
he reached. The " header" of the tun
nel is now in something like 16,500 feet
from the mouth. The total distance
from the mouth of the tunnel to the
Savage mine is ahout. 19 Si() feet, so that
there remains about 300)1) feet to be
bored.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NO)l'ICE TO BIl)NIHOL EI~S.
I AttnD or LIQUIDATION,
ttate of L ' .i'iemu
Now 01 tlans, May 17, 1877.
Notice is hierlcy given that at menting (f this
Board will be held on MONIAY. the 21st, inst..
at 12 o'clock m. Intorested pnrties are reqruest
,d to attend.
By order of the hoard,
ALLEN JUMFI,
myil1 Ex-offielo H.rotnr.y.
Cow Peas-C-(ow Peas.
CHJI(CE CAROILINA CLAY I'EA~H.
('LAY MIXED and other vari, tis.
o00 'rONSA COTTOIN IEED MEAL.
For sile by A. A. GItiEENWOIOD &. CO,
1.7 Ier 47 Mtngazine sttronl .
mEALED I'rIiOP'raAi .
ITATE of LOUIRIANA. ATATE PRTTNtIN OAII0 . I
New OrlIn . Mas 14. 187L 77
Hoealed prolosalsn are Inv:od for the printing
of the dleislons of thh Hutueinm Court. in a'
iordanee with lthe rovislans of s 'tliin 8 of art
No. 10o, approved April so, 177, 7,and the samowll
be received up to and including the lath day of
May, 1877.
ky order of the Board.
mvtI td W,ILL S'EVEN. .eoretary.
CHARL L'Y HUNP'ITAL.
NEW ORT.IAN7, May 1,0 077.
To the Auctioneers of the C( y:
Inquiry at the office of the Htnte Treasurer
disc(lose. the fact that only two of Ithe firtms en
gaged in the anl tll n b isin, il t i (' lcty hIave
settled with the Auditor for the first quarter of
the present year.
' lie neeisslties of the institution rewiire
prompt stilements, andl the lIw will be rigidly
elnforced against all d-llilgi nts.
lICIItAlt) NUOtEN'r.
Smyl'i7 .at . h_,ri,.rv ini Ire- i-s er
IIA--IIlAY-IIAY.
0 OO BA LEH CLOVERI. at $1 ro per hale.
20S 0 40 ILES CHOICE WESTEIN TIMOTIIY
for sale in lots to suit by
(GEOIIGE IICl( &A CO.
Corner Poydras and 'T'toupituauls 4t rveots.
It yla 21 m Jln
OFFIO.E AUDIT'OR OF STATE.
New ORLEANS, LA., May A, 1877.
This is Ito certify that the jLOUISIANA
EQUITABLE LIFE INSUfRANCE COMPANY
o of New Orleans, La.. has this day filed its an
nual statement up to December si. 180G, and ha
also complind with all the laws in regard to Life
Insurance Companies chartered under the laws
of this State.
ALLEN JUMrEL. Auditor.
Ovrce LOUImIANA EQUTTAIILs LIFE INS, Co.
Annual Board Me, ting. May 7. 1877.
Extract from the Minutes.
Itesolved, That this Company, recognizing the
justice and equity of the Insurance Law of this
State, entitled "An act to b tter secure the hold.
ers of Life Insurance Po'icios," etc., approved
April 2. 1877, cheerfully comply with all its re
quirements.
Resolved. That a copy of the above resolution
and the certificate from the Auditor of State be
published In the dalily papers of this cit-.
WILLIAM HENDERSON.
mOy9 Secretary.
II. II. Barnett, Brok, r,
OFFICE 38 6T. CHARLES STREET.
Opposite St. Charles Hotel.
Dealer in Gold, Coin. Stocks, Bonds and Securi
ties. State. City and Police Warrants bought
and sold. Mortgago and Commercial Paper
negotiatedl. Cash loaned on Hocurilies. Taxes
and licenses settled at most liberal rate of dis
count. iys lm
MATTINGS, OIL CLOTrll, CARP rs.
ELKIN & CO.,
168............. ('anal street.............168
Are receiving new styles of
FANCY OANTON MATTINGS, BRU.MEL$
and INGRAIN CARPETS and FLOOR
OIL CLOTII4,
All at the Lowest Prices. mvs lm2dp
MILLINERY.
Mime Rosa Reynoir,
No. 9...... CIARTRES STREET.....4e. 9
STakes pleasure in inviting
her patrons, and the ladies in
general, to inspect the large
and elegant assortment of mil
nery, which she selected while in the North,and
French Pattern Bonnets. Hats,
nouveautes, etc., reco'ved direct
from leading Parisian houses,
all of which is offered at most
moderate prices.
*.-Orders careful'y and 'promptly filled and
satisfaction guaranteed.
ne sn sm 8uWd&FP
CARD.
The "Stonewall Jackson lint Fmporlum,
Corner Royal and St. L ,uis streets.
np221m SuTuTh
NEW ORLEANS LAGER BEER.
CASPAR LUSSE,
Nos. 476 and 478 Chartres Street,
Announces to the proprietors of BEER
SALOUNtO, and to the public, that having com
pleted his immense avparatus for ma:ufac
ur LAGER BEER,
He is prepared to sell the same AT A LOWER
PRICE than auy other HOME-,!ADE ARTI
OLE and of asgood quality as any similar arti
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W ANTED-A man with $2S to sro for imme
diate busltness. Call at No. 12 Commercial
Plao. J. M. KEATING.
_iyl8i 1*t
W ANTED-A (OTT tOE OR TWO-STORY
holue, c,'nt.,ling 6 t ' 7 rooms, from Julia
to Felicity streets and from t amp to Blaronnle;
orttaige ir' forret. Address lock-box No. 299. or
apply a. t los Canal t t. . myl7 4t
W ANTFI)-A H(OT;tE WITHIN W'LKING
di naivn or I ) sllllRs. with fliourbed-room s,
parlor, Ii olilo -r 'i and iutol.rnl.s. Address
'1.. Lbck Box 4.3. I' .5toffie. itentl not to iexceedl
$1t a nonth. myllt 1w
hJ ANT'ED--A R\-'.'I'Y HAVIN(G 200x1 ('ASFI
woullll like io on:or into s,,me miness
with ia respos siioe pers . Address C. C., Demo
'erat ()lt71 .. . mi.i tf
ST'rATIoINEIIIY AND MU.iTC--8ri0 MAGAZINE
si street. PIalllos tPulned for $1 li
mvr.t. . .. LEECH.
W ANTED - SE ;OND-HAND CARRIAGES
and Buggies. Any one having such, and
wishing to distpos of them, can find reAay
sale ior them by calling on L. T. T. MA DDUX, as
Carondielet street. Also, a full stock of Car
riages and lug llas, and a conmplete stock of the
Japanese Child's Carl lamo and Cradle, a mo-t
wonderful combination; in short a full stock
In everything ateortaining to tha Carriage
business-oll of whlch will be sold at reduced
prices to suit the times. The community is
most cordially invited to call and examine at as
Carondolet street.
mh1 a3m L. T. MADDUX.
W ANTED--BY A SOBER AND INi US.
trious young man a situation as Watch
man, Porter, Salesman or Driving of any kind:
is thoroughly acquainted In the city. Would go
in the country if desired. Address W. O. Dem
ocrat .tfleoo. fe2tf
IIOARD OF LIQUIDATION.
STATE OF LOUIBIANA.
NEw ORLEANS, May 17, 1877.
At ita mnting of this Iloard. held this day. Mr.
Samuel H. Kenntedy, President of the State Na
tionral Bank, was unrinimously ele'ed General
Fiscal Agnt of the State of Louisiana upon
the following basis, as per following resolution:
1. To conforlrl to existing Irlws, and such as
may hereafter be Dassedi, relative to the Agency'
with the right-of resigning should any laws
hereafter passed Irr n(ot arceptalble, lroiluding
the advanllc providerd for by motion 2, para
graph 4, of Act No. 54 of regular sRssion of 1877,
approved March 12, 1877, beginning January 1,
1875. and continuing until the sreu~oessor of the
present OQvernor, F. T, Nicholls, is indurcteri
and installed into omee, i. s.. at least until
March 1, Ist, up to whic'h time the teRurr of the
Fiscal Agent shall continun unless legally re
moved for reus,. or until roesinlt.ion Is mlade
as above provilded.
2. To pay all I dislirurse pro rata the flunds now
on hand and whlrlh may hereaflter IHt collected
to vay the Inter'est ac'rued on the bonds, and
claims to be funded flrm first of January, 1874.
to and including first of July. 1876. or, in other
words, as pro rata on the coupons of first of
July, 1874, and first, of January, 1975, out of the
taxes of the year 1974; on the coupons of first. of
July, I171. ad filrst of Januarr, 1870, out of the
taxes of the year 187t: and on the coupons of
first of July, 187., out or the taxes of tthe year
1R7u6, as they are cillir'ltd for the said years
restecrt.ively, until ill the interest of each ynar
is paid, when tile sun plus of ally ) ear shall tIa
apolled, aceo rding to thai laws of 1877, to the
years vet Ullnover]d ipro rata and in conformity
to sahl laws.
:1. To provilde tih means necessary to pro'rert
the credit, of the .tto in case of deflicit in past,
present or futurt collectionls to mnot the ent ire
interest acurrurrdl and 1t acrllre on the funded
and lnfunded bonds and warrants converted.
and to be converted into consolidated bonds,
without defallation or delay from and nlcluding
coupons nof interest due first of January, 1877,
to uand including first of Jarnualry, 1878, on tihe
claims and warrarnts a ready funded, and for
that pullrpose to radvance whatever mlloney may
be needed whenever required by the Board.
4. To enter into contract roverilng tlhe fore.
going corntemplated arrangement.
ALLEN JU VEL,
mylS Auditor and ex-oilioi Recretnry.
HOARD OF LIQUID tTION.
HTATE OF LOUISIANA.
NEW ORLEANS. May 17. 1877.
I hereby aive notice, that the following appli
cations have boIn IIlnd in this ofilee f r Ih,
funding of the following enumorateo Bomls.
Warrants and CoUpotvns.
ALLEN JUXEL.
Auditor, and otx oflicl, Hecretary of the U aird.
(CHARLER F. HOFFMAN.
Bonds and coupons issued under acts
231 of 15,3, 277 of 1853. 69 of extra ses
sion of 1870.211 of 1853, 115 of 1817
and 32 of 1770................ ........ 22.380 0D
TOWNREND & LYMAN.
Bonds and coupons Issued under acts
115 of 1867. 55 of 1869. 231 or 18563. 15 of
1866....................................$16,818 13
Certiillates issued under act No. 3 of 1874 267 75
Bonds and coupous under act 115 of 18.,7
231 of 1853 .......... ... ........... 9.0 00
E. P. BOYER.
Warrants issued under acts 99 of 1870,
100 of 1870 anlr 81 of 1870, and cou
eons Issued under acts 231 of 1870,
35 of 1870.............................. $2878 28
Certiflates issued under act 3 of 1874.. 109 60
IaKE, BROTHER & CO.
Bonds and coupons issued under acts
31 of 1870 and No. 69 E, 8. of 1870.... 865.700 00 t
EIDM. J. FORSTALLS S ONS.
Bonds and coupons, act 35 of 186 ....... $1023 55
Certifleates issued under act 3 of 1874..- 200 00
LEsABRIER A BINDER.
Bonds and coupons issued under acts
82 of 1870 and 35 of 1865............... $2024 27
Resolved, That the claims presented for con
version into eonsolid.ted bonds will be taken
up for examination and consideration in rega
lar order, as filed and published, and continue
to be taken up in that order until the whole han
been disposed of.
2. That these claims will be taken up on MON
DAY, 21st of May, 1877. at 12 o'clock meridian, at
the Speaker's room, State-House, an I the hear
ing and examination of the cases be continued
from day to day, beginning at 12 m.. sntil.other- a
wise ordered.
The above was offered by Mr. Bush, seconded
by Lieut. (Ov. Wlltz, and adopted by the board.
ALLEN JUMEL,
myls AudPlor and ex-officio Secretary.
POINT CLEAR.
TIIE SEASON OPENED.
The citizens ,f New Orrlati and vicinnge will
be Khla to loIrn. that the superb new Hotelat
POINT CLEAR was opened for the season on
the 15th inst.. and is n ,w prepared for the re
ceptioa alnd intertainment of gueots.
POINT CLEAR
combines more advnntagoe., both for the seekers
after health anlid ,leit.ure. than any other water
ing pla-H in thle South..L Stnated in Mobile Bay.
wit in a tSlO).' thi ow of the (tilti of Mexico, it
boasts surIf btthin-4,, ire htculth-giving salt
air, the Ilneot lish in the world, line ho btine and 2
driving, hilli trd Rat oon- and t, n pin al es.
The Hot.lI was built I at year, and has with
ith suirr,untlii ;g. teIn so itlniroved as to make
it a inm t ,eliglihtfulr ,idtece, for summer. The
be,;s an l f uni tire ate en irely new, and the
cuisine is espeitallv exceell, nt. Tners is ,,m- Ci
nluln-,ation with Molbile twice daily, and p irtl-s s
h,.avng New Orleans in the morning arrive at ea
the Hotel to dinltnr. Th' c ar.o's are u.oderate
and s eeial terms maeI for families. (
For partieuiars address L.
H. C. BALDWIN.
myt7 2m Proorfetor.
JAMES LINGAN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
mys 122 Gravler street.
SPECIAL NOTICE ..
COMPANY A,
Firmt Loulgiana infatr7 (fOPrmlerly ieo.
A, (res'ent nlity White M l r.ef -rhe offiers
and members of this eomtany are hereby noti
fled that an Important mmcttig will be held over
Hawkins' fnlo n. No. 184 tlommon street, on
FLIlDAY, the ltlh i nst., at 7 o'lloqk v. n, prompt.
The presrnen oif very memher i. er nestlyrC.
Qiui'stell, nlld it, is hoped that all will rtesond.
HIARRISON WA'rTS,
S.i fiitain Commanding,
A K. MOIIRPIIY. First ieigntin tnyt lty 2t
Attention, Bulletin (iuards,~---('nilMl netl
Comen all! A stirint mi cling of tho above club
will Ie held 'I'lls EVENLPG at their wigwanf at
7,t o'cloek. sharp. Imiportant hefinrrs concern
I ng Ite New Otrieans I'eu i, Ilarilroad tax wdil be
by urdor of the Presit.ont,
J. T. OETTINOH,
CHAnRE! LYN'I. Seretary. my'l It
Ipeciali Notice to Hell River SltIppr.Is
The TEXAM will extend hfir present trip to
Olid River giving through hills of larlinges tar
ias Gilmer. JOH. A. AIKEN.
myls ItlhE 111 Gtravir street.
Office l'resrent City Oil ( onmpany New
Orlienr , May 12, 1877-At the annn ~i election
for dirlrtors lo trhis company. held on fthe th
instun t. nit e fol!owing stokholhtlerrs wereclected:
Tris, D. Miller, David (. MeCnn.
J, L Hrrris, John (l. Gaines,
Edwar d Ivy. Thos. P. Leathers.
John Janney, Jthn A. Morris,
ilDuncan F. Kenner.
And at a meeting of the board, hold this day
Mr. D.F. KENNELt was re-elected President and
Mr. T. D. MI IL,ER was re-s leeted Vice P'resident.
J. H. DI.,OON.
myla 1w Heoretary and Treasurer.
Divldendl Notie--A Dividend of fifty per
ornt on the tapital sto'k of the Commercial In
suranre (Company of New Orleans. will be paid
on demand at the offle, of said company, No. 120
(Clmmon str0 ot, uptn presenlation of stock oer
tiflfet, s of sai company, that said dividend
may be Indlotted thereon.
J. H. OOrCiiFstY,
(iEO. It. PREBTON.
W. T. BLAKEMORE,
myl2 1w Llqr dators,
fu~lessnlon Notiee-All persons having
claims ngainst the stoe slmron of ABNER L.
( A [ N t are notiflh d to present the same to the
undorsigned without delay.
SURAN E. TURKE,
By her husband, E. A. BUlKER,
mys an d o. 18i9 Gravier sti n.t.
Office Loullsana Equitable Life Incur
ane Companv--An annual election for Direc
tors of this Company was held on MONDAY,
April 10. 1877. The following gentlomen eons'l
tute the Board of Direc'ori:
A. TFIOMHON, CFIAS. CHAFFE,.
JAMES I. [DAY. Tr. C. BEriNDON,
J. W. STONE. JOHN I. ADAMS.
B. T. WALHRI H. B. NEWMAN.
ALEX. MARKS. W. B. 8CHMIDT,
HENRY J. YOHE. It. W. OGDEN,
I. B. BillGOO. JOHN H. PIKE,
HY. ABRAHIAM, E. H. FAIRCHILD.
JOHN HENDEIRRON, II0M. PAYNE,
J. B. LEVEiT. E. A. TYLELI.
JOHN H. GRIOVEN, A. P'ATTON.
At the annual m,,oting of the Board of Direc
tors, hold on MONDAY, May 7th, the following
Officers were elected fIr the ensuing veaer:
SAMUEL MANNING TODD, Prescidenr
R. W. OtDI)El, Vico President.
AND1IEW PATTON, 4t.ontd Vice VPresidrent
WIlLIAM HENDEIfhON, Hetrotary.
WILLIAM IHEN DRiLON,
rmy9 .eroetary.
omfce of toe merchants' Mutual Inanr
nn o Company. No. 104 Canal street, New Or
lor's, May j, 15R77--AL the annual o'oetuon for
1)ir, t.rs. I hld at, the offle of this cOIUp my on
the fi at Mlonday in Apsil il t, the lollotwving
gentlinion weor nlenil:
P. MA4PhREO, EDWARD TOIIY,
N. Z. iELF, D. FATJO
P. FOUIiCHiY, M. W. HMIT.
JT. J. F! INAND )Z, ). A. cUHIFFlIAIX,
J.. . ALLEN, Cli8. LAFITTE,
IItil¥Y IlibBE.
And t a mooting of the BUnard, hold yostlr
day Mr. P UL FOUUlullY was unaninmouIly
re-olo? ed Presi;lout
my8 15 G-. W. NOTT, Hneretary.
For the Iake - Otlice of New Orletns
City Rallroad Company, No. 124 (anal street
New Orleans, April 1.1877.-From this date trains
for the Lake will leave the city at 7 and 9 o'clock
a. m., ind every hour thereafter until 8 o'clock
p m. The last train will leave the Lake End at C
ii o'clock p., m. C. C. LEWIS, Secretary.
apt tf
MPECIAL BY TELFAJRAM:
NEW ORLFANS, May 5, 1877.
B. CRONER. New York:
The sale this week was very large, the store
was thronged with peopln daily, from morning
until late at night. W. CRONER.
NE W YORK. May 5, 1877.
W. Croner. Now Orleans:
Roceived your dispatch. Am well pleased
Continue to sell goods as low as possible.
B. CRONER.
TO OUR PATRONS AND THE PUBLIC.
In consequence, of the present dullness of the
times and the advanced rate in rent we are com
pelled to
SELL OUr
-AND -
LI Q 1) A T E.
THE SALE TO BE CONTINUED ON
MONDAY, MAY 14,
and from day to day until the whole stock is
finally disposed of. We therefore
offer our entire stock of
111 UOOI ,
Carpt",
Window Shades,
Matting,
Oil Cloths,
Lace 'urfains,
CGrnilees,
Etc., Etc., Etc.,
2.5 Per Cent Less than the First Cost of
Importation.
Tn ord'r to secure Great Bargains and First f
Choice of oulr Stock, which must be sold out in as
short a time as psesble. we would solicit the t
early patronage of the public.
Wewill tavw stritly hut one Dpiec, and all
Goods are Guaranteed in Soundness and
quatity. and at Pr ic«.s Far BEIl.,w thy Damaged
Goods ever Offered in this city.
B. & W. CRONER,
147 Canal street.
Store for Rent and Fixtures For Sale.
my131m
Fourth We(lk a tOae Oommon.dalIht sbihlna
tlion under e management of Mr. W.
H. Power and Mr. Itolanud Bed.
WEDNThDAY, I The Romanntin Drama, ontitled
May In. THE HE, OF ICE.
FRIDAY. 'l'hn II antlful t"ometll entitled
May 1_, I A_ WIlOW i N'I',.
NAT'URI)D+Y I La.t representtilion of
Mitine.,
May 1 t. T'ITE HEA OF ICFE. myla
(IGRAND 4I ILMtN VOLKSYE8IP
For the hb.nflt of the
RPItM ,,AN PRi OT EfTA N' O RPi iAN
Bln(ulny t.ndl M.lntinv. Mny 4 and tl. ,1877,
AT TilE F.Il (altt)UND..
The feostivli wit b, I nlt guiriitd by a (*andl
Concert, . Bto mine'o on n,.dlny n at 12 o clock
m. JThe lorital otnr'i n will tke Splae at '"
o'olock DpreInRy. T im urtr Tflm in ronylats of
opterat' Be4Ilt ionui bty Y niuluiot ornltfutrl. Ora
tlons In Oermn and E'l n l, ly Mesis. ('hlep.
F. lunk toad 4. H. rc itilin. glue. b th
terman (line ul ft n o by ther,
A aeriO .1 nepnlar Dpliy inrt gatntu, ;nader
the leadoerihlu of Mr..1. W. W Blihrmann, will
eommf noi lIt t: o'lock. u,,nsis:Iat of
t4A(CRK *WE, ItUNNINr; IltCE, for Jove tnd
Girls B(0)1' l'$it tN TIIE 1'POT. FO4) I IALL
I'LAtIt.. , HAKIi(I PolE.E Ai-tCT-NCION OF
BALLOOZsU, LE naY PIG, (ILIMBJ/I( POLK
etc., oe.
ALSO, A GRAND TOURN MENT.
GRAND tI ALLING6 'I1OTTING RACE.
For two un:ldrerl and lift, dollars a side.
MILI, HEATS
Hlago Redwiti enters Han 'rh'rn, Ai yters oldl
elred bI (thllporle, damn by LI.hlning, driven by
11wgto sldwi.ts
J. H 4hbawhan enters Henry Hamilton , yners
old, aired by Flying Dutchman, dam by Crazy.
drl'en by John Hawkina.
An extensive and will supptled restaurant
located in the Exhitilion Building. ne+xt to the
race stanl, will be under thl charge '.f the
IhUIIEH' AID) A'sO (IATWON,
where all the dtlllc.aies of the season can hbe
had at the lowest cily priues.
Two Itrg. orheltrl It ern On'Zalged. ainl
dnneini on the Idptforin, n. wall als in the main
butlhitg, will be kept tip until 11 'cuilock in the
evnlig.
The groands will he, brilliantly illuminated.
and itrio eider mnintai.lnld.
The several bars tlre .,l 'r cihrge of well
known citizens, m+n.mber ,i tihe tn L4olabton.
On Monday, May 21, 1877.
the programme of the flrut day, evinuting the
openingeorrmrniri, wll I T1e r puitjfid.
GRAND TRO'TTFIGi HA@lF.
Mile heats. Prize, (o,ld-mount,ed Whip.
Entrits-Hugo ledtlwlz etitrs aVoltk", drivet
by H. Redwitz; J. H. ahnwhBn entoes liemnarek.
drivenby J. Hawkins; John Dlllon enters Robert
E. Lee, driven by L. Dllllon.
The friends of the Littll Orphans and the
publie in general are .ourtlially invit d to attenl.
''ickets fifty eants; child on Lf oo.
P. W. DI) LMANN, PrIesident.
J. H. IRENT'iITOIr'F. Firt; Vier Pro ident.
11Y. OIRTLINGI, Hooond Vie I'Prident.
ALBETP P. NOLL, Hoeruttarv. myl7 It
R \AND EXCUR.ION TRIW
TO
EADS' .JE TIES.
The magnlflecnt low-pre.,ilro pasronger
steathoer
GRAND REPUBLIC,
W. H. Thorwogan, master,
.It leavf.nL two sel rteO O 1ursion trips to EeIs
*ettioe, from head of Canal stree', on
ant, day Morning, May 10, at S e'clock,
indlnynlTrning, May 20. sat o'clock,
promptlv; rti rning at 11 Wo'lock p. i. each
day. Faro for th ?ound trip, includlag moals.
FIVE DOLtARlt.
For p..Rt4 'aply e it
J. B. W( ):IR C (O.. A.mnts,
my13 104 Common street.
FrllN FUN II
GREAT EXOITEMENT
At the
louislana Cock Pit,
Every Sunday corner Du
maine and Roman sta.
Take the Dumaine street
cars at the Clay statue.
All tbeto hanttler Clubs
are Invited. Fun begins at 10:30 a. m.
8p14 60t*
FOR SALE.
For Sale.
A Wheeler and Wilson SEWING MAOUTIN
new and in. perfect order, will be sold very
cheap. Address MACHINE. Democrat ofe.
myl tf
FOR BALE-ONE FIRST-OLCAMB 'TICKET
to Richmond, Va., and two first-class Tick
ets to St. Louis, Mo, Inquire at No. 19 St.
Charles street. mhtO
FOR HALE--THE DELIGHTFUL RE-lI
Sdenoe and extensive grounds of Judge M.
A. Dooley, at the corner of Washingkm and
Pearl streets. Seventh District. (Carrollton,)
about 120 feet from St. Charles street, are for
sale. The grounds consist of nine lots. covered
wlh about 1500 orange trees, (sn,me sixty bear
ing,) fig and other choioe fruit trees. The Im
provements are nearly new-a raised nottage.
with marble mantels, hall, and all convenient
outbuildings for poultry. etc.. etc. Inquire at 2f
St. Charles street, or on the premises, or ad
dress Poetoffice. Box 243o. apl7tt
O JPARTN T RSHIPS.
T HE CO-PARTNERSF~IP HEREJIOFORE EX
I isting nondor the namo of TI O J1ER& &FAV IE
is dissolved by mutual consent. The under
signed will carry on the business as usual.
yew Orleans. May 1, 1X77.
my*W W. H. TOOMER & 00.
FOR RENT.
T'0O BEN --A FRONT ROO., FURNISHED,
for $9 a month, at No. 11 Franklin street, near
C ,aal. rnyl.*
f(0 RENT.-Three elegantly furnished rooms.
In a central location, convenient to two
Anes of city railroads, to rent, on very reasona
blet fs.
No More convenlently located or better furn
Ished appvrtments can oc had In the city
For particulars call at the offie of the DDbo
E. DUBO[S,
FASIIIONABLE FAI.OR,.
NO 6 IARONDELET ST.,
HAS ALWAYS ON HAND A LARGE STOCK OP
FRENCH AND ENGLISH 60018.
SPECIAL ATTENTION WILL BE GIVEN TO
TIlE MAKING OF
MILITARY UNIFORMS
And all styles of Gentlemen's
DRE3S AND BUSINES* sfIr,,
AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
_ p291mM&E
BEE1. COOLER~
-AND-
Dry Air Refr gerators.]J
We have Rsenre- the Agen'v for Hfl rTlI'
DRY AIea RFFRIER rTOlt d Int B Eit (0OOL
Fi.., whl "b are as cheap, and onrll r yuire on)
fifth as mneh Ie as any other Re.frig., atr
we invite our frien s to call and examinel
them if they need a KeWrigertor.
MILLEUL & DIEI.M NN,
ap29 m I0. 52 and 54 Somuth Pt,,ra strst.
F. BUSCII,
6UN AND LOCKSMITH,
No. 23 Commercial Place. New Orlean,.
BELL HANGING, IRON RkILRINGS, AND
DGeneral House Work attended to at short
notice and reasonable p.fces. Aluo Vaults,
Locks and Copylrn Presses rspairedi; L'plic te
Keys of all d.escrptions made. 8B,," r.pair
ing a specialty. mY9 'T 17