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TAX. * IBu TO Tra BEMSCU
ard Property Hlderte' U Ion
r danc i a p adi, 'res den all,
faien the chair.
e g numerousl attended.
e or qthe meetin nIavl g beh n 5ex
pla , the flowingpwreem the ta llresflutl on
introdiucbd ands reld in erthe g r
Bye nand Oearmar aElua es. sad were, on
Sunaniou, aop ; v ad:
W ,'he reglsterod voters of the cilt of
s car cali ullednu on to inmplance
w t act No. g0f the session of Isle. to declde
Sballot-boxon Oh the with day of May. 1577
Sa taqx none-had of on sti
annanuly on atl taxale P rBop tt foe
j eear from l, for the utpp
he op a privt em oo a v t nt,"
ealised by t No. 14 of the session o lie;
lee t we l ledge ourselves to vote
lvyth n oyn of sali tax and to use all
Smeans In our power to defeat the levylag
erop ati4 eat lltotoid h e app rent popular
vote e In faor of the levyirt of said tax, we
will oppose tbu payment of the same In the
SarisolvsLd That we deem the tax illegal on the
frolo rofhundsl
1. e elect on i will be held under the rm
elons of the old restration law, repealed b
lct Iil of the session of U77.
3. That she taxpayers becoming stockholders
to ill. twlb not be represented upon the
the I arepr t setldupon diy oa or or.
8. ht it ns uust and l1legal to tax proety
for s upport of private ooro ations.
4, ~Tat tcoIty tax is limit o one and a f
pher tbr the provistone o etIons 11 aiue
f iofle, -whih ant was e
o ih of a the same ,
Yltergs the roigt o the o aoor Wyt. tax for
e bereft of a r vate enterpri e the assets of
tl uien nthe a pree'edpnts to the contrary not
true extraot from the 17 1. YGE
aflecretarrylnth Ward Property Holders' Union.
mIla it
Obesp sewin mcblines are guaranteed for a
few years; the oInger Is guaranteed forever, If
rOproprly ared for. Office, 01 Canal street.
Easily Aserralaned.
It will be an easy matter to aerertan whether
the expenses of the Workhouse have not been I
hin roportion to the number of persons confiued I
In that inetitutlon. The report of the Adminlse
of Pollor will show how man were con
Bud on the Ars of tanary and the books of
arlous police magistrateen whih the Chief
Warden of the WorkhOrse reeipts for eachb prise
oner committed will show how many were so t
commItted daring the cionths ot'January Feb. 1
rusty and march, as well as the number of days
for whioh each was committed. Such an investi
gation will establish beyond question whether
there were in that Institution a daily average of I
fifty-three prisonuer during those months, as re-.
ported by the Adminlitrator of PolIce.
The Iblager inaugurated the reduction In prices
and sheaod receive the patronage., Office, 91
OCanal street.
Yesterday we noticed the office of W. H. Bart
nent, money broker No. 88 t. Charles e reot,
oPposite St. Cherlee hote, thronged wIth partIes
sttle theIr taxes and lIcenses, whIoh was occa- i
elaed by his liberal allowance of discount on
warrants received for eme., Mr. B. bauys these
warrants from first hands over the counter, and
f course, Is prepared to offer larger inducemeats
thrf any one else. We would advise those con
cerned to see him.
There is no exocu for buying a cheap or old
machbine at $5 when 841 gets one of the latest
improved ainger's, with all attachments. 081cc, c
9 Danal street.
Bauy only the Singer; they were the firet to re
duce the prices. Office 91 Uanal street,
110 ecsh will buy a gentuine new family Singer
ewintg machine, with all attoachments. We do
not advertle our old machines at 35 as a catch. E
Onoe, 91 Canal street.
ELEVENTH ANNUAL STATEUEN F
-0- THE
FACTORS' AND TRADERS'
INWSVAWeCa CMPANTY.
11 .........CARONDELET STREET........ 0
Naw OnrlAts, May 17, 187m.
The Trustees, in conformity with the charter
of the Compny. piubllish the followingl stale
t of its affairs for the fiscal year ending 80th
ril 1877, to wit:
Premiums for the year
fire risks ..............$329 .9s 60
liver risks ................e e 9oe6
e risks .............1. 87..7 81-5$07,707 19
Unterminated premiums,
1877... ........... . 80,880 00
Return premiums........ 9.407 98- 95,815 27
Net earned rmums.............tes,a.s 92
Losses pid, to wit:
n fire risks...0loo0.97.27
n river risks.. 104,669 49
n iarine rism 38,708 9- 259,675 78
insurance...... ......... 1,19s os
bate coutnt.......... 11,746 72
rat and city taxes and Ii.
N . .. ar o d - i 25,122 70
writers ................. 9,8 o00
Gross generai expenses.... 9.849 44- 38,419 27
Balance.....9................ 112.. 9 e,
Add interest and lscount and say-.
ings received...................... sse o,60 0
2e01,142 96
Less first semi-annual interest paid
on Capital Stook, 6 per cent, and
second now dueo. per cent....... 100o,000 o
jet profits........... .... lol.142 9o
easerved to cover losses........ 9S,ooo oo
Balance divided on net premiums,
1876-7 ... ................... .. 78142 9
the Company have the following assets, to
&ib on hand ......... ........ 19.2 46
Acount in oo n r1e of co!leetion..... 61,1141
s reciv, ble on pledeo ......... 46.387 no
s receIvable for premiums ....... 26,018 79
and other stocks ............. 20,6 16
State and other Bonds ....... 14.124 23
Boids of Masonic Grand Lodge of
Louiiana........... ...... .... ,000ooo 0
Bonds of Odd Fellows' Hall Assoola
tion ............................... en.0o 0o
Bonds of Association for the Relief
of Jewish Widows and Orphans. 2.5so0 0
lBea estate........................ 77,010 31
Total................ .... ......$,22,908 66
The foregoing is a true and correct statcment
from the books of the comtay.
EDTo. , . PLF Y, President.
TRos. F. WAPza. Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans. }
Sworn to aid subscribed before me this 19th
day of May, 1877.
EDWARD IVY, Notary Public.
At a special meeting of the Board of Trustees
held on th 7th inst., it was rnsolved to ay on
demand a SECOND EMI-ANNUAL INTEHO T
OF FIVE PAR CENT to April 80o t77 making
to per cent pr annum on tlo CAPITAL STOCK
of the Company (l.O 0O oo0), and a eash dividend
of TWENTY t"er cent to stockholders on the
amount (9839.6&9 97) of their net partiilpating
uremiums for the year en ting April :0 187.
EL). A. I'ALFIRt Paident.
JOHN CHAFFI. 'lei Prsildent
Taos. F. WALrat, Secretary.
TIRUHTEE4.
John I. Noble. T. Lytt. Lyon.
John Chaff". Stamuel H. Boyd.
ilihard Milliken. J.,,'ph MoElroy.
J. Warren, W. J. Hohan.
R. T. BuEknr. B. F. Eshleman.
atn el Fredlander. Win. C. Bl:,k.
A.A. Irte. Ch rl a Chaffe.
John I. Adar. L. C. Jurey,
Isaac eherck. wm. Hartwell,
R.M. Walmsley, C: J. L eds,
A. H. May. A. T. Janin.
S. H. Snowden. Joseph Bowling,
A. M. Birkham.
mylo im
W. H Barnett, Broke r,
OFFICE as ST. CHARLE. STREET.
Opposite St. Charles Hotel.
Deale In Gold, Coln. Storks, Bonds and Securl
ties. tte. ty and Police Warrants bought
and sold ortgage and Commercial Paper
-.eag+ate. Cash loaned on Securities. Taxes
and licens settled at most liberal rate of dis
g9Uit. r1ioI0
1WW AoV aIR&TIU3xNTU.
SBALED PROPOiAAL.
MAYoBwrT oir Nfw OStMAwN.
hew Orleans. May 1. 1877.
rCJfLrD BIOPORALA WILL B RECGIVED
t unl THHUUI(DAY the uist of May at tl m.,
for furnbishin the dreeent iOtty Police with
unifortes and equipments, in accordance with
ordinlnene se.14
Specimens of different artileis required may
be seen at this otee.
PaymOnts to be made in three mont.hly install
ments. ELD, PILhIlUItY, Mayor.
1i y21 t 81
BOARD OF LIoUIDATION.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Naw ORLEANS, May 17, 1477.
At a meeting of this Board, held this lay, the
State National Bank, of which Hamuel H. Ken
nody Is President, was unanimously elected
General Fiscal Agent of the State of Louislana
upon the following basis, as per following reso
lution:
1. To eonfortp to existing laws, and such as
may hereafter be pasnedl, r'latlve to the Agency.
with the right of resigning should any laws
hereafter passed be not acceptable, including
the advance provided for by section 2, para
graph 4, of Act No. 0s of regular session of 1877.
approved Miarh 12, 1877. beginnin January 1i,
1878, and continuing until the suncessor of the
present Governor, F. T, Nicholls, is Inducted
and installed into offiee, . e ., at least until
March 1, 1881, up to which time the tenure of the
Fiscal AMent shall continue unless legally re
moved for caus", or until resignation is made
as above provided.
2. To pay and disburse pro rata the funds now
on hand and which may hereafter be collected
to pay the interest aorued on the bonds, and
claims to be funded from first of January, 1874.
to and including first of July. 1870, or, in other
words, as pro rata on the coupons of first of
July, 1874, and first of January, 1878, out of the
taxes of the year 1874; on the coupons of first of
July, 1875, and first of January, 1878, out of the
taxes of the year 1875; and on the coupons of
first of July. 1870, out of the taxes of the year
187e, as they are collected for the sid years
respectively, until all the Interest of each year
is paid. when the surplus of any year shall be
applied, according to the laws of 1877. to the
years yet uncovered pro ratain and in conformity
to said laws.
8. To provide the means necessary to protetl
the credit of the itate in case of defiolt In past,
present or future collectlons to meet the entire
Interest accrued and to accrue on the funded
and unfunded bonds and warrants converted,
and to be converted into consolidated bonds
without defalcation or delay from and including
coupons of Interett due first of January, 1x77,
to and including first of January, 1878, on the
claims and warrants a'ready funded, and those
which may hereafter be funded, and for
that purpose to advance whatever money may
be needed whenever required by the Board.
4, To enter Into contract covering the fore
going contemplated arrangement.
ALLEN JUWEL,
myls st, Auditor and ex-ofmleo Secretary.
]DOARD OF LIQUIDIATION.
HTATE OF LOUIRIAN L.
New ON)lmANa, May 17. 1877.
I hereby give notice that the following appli
cations have been flied in this office fr the
funding of the following enumerated Bonds,
Warrants and Coupons.
ALLEN JUMEL.
Auditor, and ex officio loerntary of the Board.
CIIAILEN F. HOFFMAN.
Bonds and couponsissued under asJt
11 of 18513, 277 of 1i53, 69 of extra sos
silon of 1870l, 31 of 153, 115 of 18.7
and 2t of 18701........................122,880 00
TOWNSIaND & LYMAIN.
Bonds and coupons issued under acts
115 or 1867. .5 of 1869, 231 of 1843,. i of
1886..................... ......... .. 16,s8 a113
C~rl iflocates ssued underact No. a of 1874 27 75
Bonds and doupons under act 115 of 1la7
231 of 1865............... .... ....... 9.380 00
M. P. BOYSB.
Warrants issued under acts sP of 1870,
100 of 1870 and 81 of 187), and cou
pons issued under acts 231 of 187o,
34 of 1870...... ...... ...... $287 28
Certiflcates issued under ant a of 1874.. 109 00
PIxS, uaoTrEue 00o,
Bonds and ooupons Issued under acts
at of 1870 and No. 69 E, S. of 1870.... 653.700 00
EDM). 3. FOBSTALL'S sONS.
Bonds and coupons, act a8 of 1805....... $1.03 86
Certificatoes issued under act a of 1874... 200 00
IeASt131R A BINDnR.
Bonds and coupons issued under acts
82 of 1870 and a8 of 18................. 120 27
Resolved. That the claims presented for con
version into consolidated bonds will be taken
up for examination and oonsideration in regu
lar order, as filed and published, and continue
to be taken up in that order until the whole has
been disposed of.
2. That theseclalms will be taken up on MON
DAY, 2ist of May, 1877, at 12 o'clock meridian, at
the Speaker's room, State-House. and the hear
ing and examination of the oases be continued
from day to day, betinning at 12 m.. until other
wise ordered.
The above was offered by Mr. Bush, seconded
by Lieut. Gov. Wiltz, and adopted by the board.
ALLEN JUMEL.
myis st Auditor and ox officio Secretary.
GR r;AT REDUCTION
IN THE PBIOEf4 OF THE
SINGER NE WING MACHINES.
Oclee No. 91 Canal Street.
myl9 lm
I ULES--MULES-HIOIR ES.
ALFORD & MARTIN.
corner of Delord and Dryadoes streets,
have Just received a large lot of MULES and
HORSES, and will sell low. my19 .t
NEW ORLEANS MY is is7--THE UN
.L.derstlned will disounot COUPONS of
SPATIC CONBOLS due July 1st, at ten per cent
per annum.
M. F. BONIS & ALbERT' LEMORE.
Stock and Bond Brokers. Room No. 5, Qnller
Court. m,919 1w
.0 ICE TO BONDIIL)ERS.
DJARD OF LIQUIDATION.
Sttet of Louisiana
New Orleans, May 17, 1877.)
Notice is heroby given that a meoting of this
Board will be held on MONDAY. the list Inst.
at 12 o'clock m. Interested parties are request
ed to attend.
By order of the Board,
ALLEN JUMEIT
my8l Ex-offelo Secretary.
MEALED PBOPObALW.
HTATE OF LOUISIANA. STATE PRINTrIN BOARD.
New Orleans. May 14, 1877.
Sealed proposals are invited for the printing
of the docislons of the Supreme Court, in ac
cordance with the provisions of s -ctlon 8 of act
No. 10o. approved April 30. 1877, and the same will
be received up to and including the 26th day of
May. 1877.
. y order of the Board.
my15 td WILL STEVEN. Secretary.
Cow Peas--(ow Peas.
CHOICE CAROLINA CLAY PEAS.
CLAY MIXED and other varieties.
500 TONS COTTON NEED MEAL.
For sale by A. A. GREENWOOD & CO.,
mny2o 1m QA asgaziue streIt,
EITIIOAIDINIIY
-DRY GOODSF
DRY GOODS
-AT-
LI
. .° . . . .. . . . °
THIS WEEK.
203 CANAL ST.REET,
Between rampart and Burgandy.
BRANCH STORE AT
228 and 230 Royal Street,
Corner St. Phl, p.
nu 8kIhP.
SPECIAL NO IT EI.
Louitain .Lo tes l voe nw ,35 Ca oni-ee
let street, New O~eans, e ith r, lay 77-Notioe
is herebll given, ilaooordanc with artlleo No.
9 of the Charter, taat i mettnn of the Mtoek.
hlders o! this rjmpin will be held at this
holoe on MONlDAo, lth June, 1a77 between the
hours of 12 o'clok m. and 2 o'clock .p m to
vote upon the aoceptance or reicotion by the
comotany of the- provisions of tho ant of the
Legislature. Known as No lg of the Extra Bes.
l1On of 1877. JOFIN HENDEJISON,
P'resident Louisiana Levee Comonny.
nrllreeson Notlee-All persons havlnlg
clailnm ngainst the e.lln,s'son of ABNEiJ L.
u(AINEI are notifled to Preent the same to the
undersigned without dolya.
h r UIAN E, TTURK
1y her husband, E. A. BURIKE.
inys loll "r,. te9 Gravier street.
Oli.ce of the Merchants' lutual lnser.
an e Company. No.104 Canal street, Now Or
l0,an., May 7, 1s77-At the annual election for
Directors hold at the offie of this company on
the fist Monday In April hlat, the followlng
gentlemen were eolcted:
-'. MA8P1ltO, EDWARD TOBY,
. Z.ELF' D. FATJO
P. FOUItC ¥Y M. W. 8MIT.
J. J1 JItNANDEZ. D. A. CUAFFAVAIX,
. ALLEN. CIIN. LAFITTE,
And at a nmonttng of the Board, hold yester
day, Mr. PAUL ouIOURUI was unanimously
re-elected Preselont.
inys lat (1. W. NOTT, Secretary.
For te Lakelke- mees of New Orleans
Clty Rallroad Company, No, 124 Canal street
New Orleans, Aoril 1, 177.--rom this date trains
for the Lake will leave the city at 7 and 9 o'clock
a. m., and every hour thereafter until s o'olook
p. m, The last train will leave the Lake End at
a o'clock p . m. U.O. LEWIB, Secretary.
a-l tf
WANTS.
W ANTED-A NURSE. A MIDDLE AGED
womau prefrred. Apply at Donechaud's
Restaurant, Caronlet, sat eet. my 19 at*
WAANT -A HOUSE WITHIN WALKINGi
distance of buslness, with four bed-rooms,
parlor, dining-ro,,m and outhouses, Address
'.. Lock Box ass, Postomeo. . ent not to exceed
$18 a month. me 1ylw
W ANTED-A PARTY HAVING o2000 CASBH
would like to emer into some business
with a responsible person. Address C. C., Demo
crat Office. my9 tf
STATIONERY AND MUMSIC-ase MAGAZINE
sk etreet. Pianos Tuned for S1 50
mnv1tt b. LEItCH.
W ANTED - BEUOND-HAND OARRIAGES
and Buggles. Any one having such, and
wishing to dispose of them, can ind ready
sale for them by calling on L. T. MADDUX, so
Oarondelet street. Also, a full stock of Car
riages and Buggies and a comolete stock of the
Japanese Child's (arriage and Cradle, a most
wonderful combination' in short a full stock
in everything appertalning to {he Carriage
business-all of which will be sold at reduced
Drloes to suit the times. The community is
most cordially invited to call and examine at as
Uarondelet street.
mh11 am L. T. MADTUX.
ANTED--BY A BOBER AND INOUI
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 f desired. Address W. O. Dem.
ocrat sfflee. teaotf
FOR RENT.
L.'R IIENT-A FUItNIHED FRON P ROOM.
No. 11 Franklin street, two steps from Canal
street: with board, s32 a month: without board,
9li. 8ulttc for one or two gentlm-ron. my2e
LOST-FOUND.
T OMT OR MISLAID-THE FOLLOWING
Sc(rtifle'ates: No, si0 for 8 shares In the
capital st, ck of the Factors' and Traders' In
suenocoCompany, dated 14th May, i812 and Is
sued to Mrs. Mary Hughes. No. 2'f70 hics for 7
shares in the catdtal stock of the New Orleans
Cittv aillroad Company, dated 20th July, 1ie09
and issued to Nancy Hughes, Jr., a minor. Ap
plealtions having been made for new certill
tate. the public are hereby cautioned against
nl otiating for the above described certifloa es.
New Orleans, May a. 1877. mO9 21 jet
FOR SALE.
FOEA ALE--A SMALL HIDE-WHEEL
871 EAMBOAT, 40 fe-t long, 7 foot beam. 2 foot
hold, Irawing is inches, in perfect oroer, sutta
ble for boat clubs or pleasiure boat for the Lake,
Will be sold cheap. Apply to H. H. AAG, 110
ravier street. mvl*
For bdae.
A Wheeler and Wilson SEWING MACHINE,
new and In perfect order, will be sold very
cheap. Address MACHINE, Democrat offiee.
myl tf
FOR HALE-THE DELIGHTFUL IrEsi
£dence and extensive grounds of Judge M.
A. Dooleor, at the corner of Washington and
Pearl streets. Seventh District. (Carrollton,)
about 120 feet from St. Charles street, are for
sale. T'he grounds consist of nine lots. covered
with about eeoo orange trees, (some siaty bear
ing.) fig and other choice fruit trees. The tm
provements are nearly new-a raised cottage
with marble mantels, hall, and all convenient
outbuildings for poultry, etc., etc. Inulire at o20
t. Charles street, or on the premises, or ad
dress Postoffle., Box 2430. apl7tf
BUMMER RESORTS.
POINT CLEAR.
THE SEASON OPENED.
The ell itens of New Orleans and vicinage will
be glad to learn that the superb now Ifotol at
POINT OCLEAR was opened for the season on
the 1ath inst., and is now prepared for the re
ception and entertainment of gueots.
POINT CLEAR
comines more advantages, both for the seekers
after health and Uleasure, than any other water
ing place in the South. Situated in Mobile Bay,
wit In a stone's throw of the Gul of f Mexico, it
boasts sulf bathing, pure, health-giving salt
air, the finest fish in the world, fine boating and
driving, billiard saloons and ten pin alleys.
The Hotel was built 1,,st year, and has, with
its surroundings. been so improved as to make
it a most tdelightful residence for summer. The
beds and furniture are entirely new, and the
cuisine is especially excellnt. There is eom
munication with Mobile twice daily. and parties
leaving New Orleans in the morning arrive at
the Hotel to dinner. The e arges are moderate
and as eclal terms made for families.
For particulars address
' H. C. BALDWIN.
myi7 2m Proprietor.
Summer Arrangement.
GRAND ISLlND HOTEL.
@. DEAtY & CO.
Iaw'e leastle this famous watering place for a
term of Vyirs. 'I he new management will oven
for the reception of guests about the 20th of
May. Polite and attentive clerks will be on hand
to receive and welcome guest-. The cuisine will
be under the supervision of an old and expe
rienced cater-r. Mmine. hineheart will look
after the welfare of ladies and children. A
steamer will ply in connection with the hotel
and leave the city wharf on the 19th of May in
charge of ()Nat. M. Mc'woeeney.
For freight, passage and terms apply to 8.
Beaty, or lite & Carlin, a ents. No. 47T1cour1
toults street, or to M. McSweeney on beard
the steamer, my6 tf
SWEET SPRINGS,
Monroe County, West Virginia.
THIS OLD ESTABTLI8HED SUMMER RE
sort, for health and pii naure, will be or an
for the aceoihmodation of vi,itbrs on the FIF
TEENTH DAY , F JUNE.
ivery propara Ion is being made for the con
venience and comfort of visitors.
CHAtOGES:
Per diem ....................... oo
ier month............ ........ Oj o0
Children under ten years, half the above
rates. Servants accorlina to a commodations.
J. W. YOUNGE,H.
mv5 Im* n ,.arintenent.
MONE.Y TO LOAN.
The undersigned has con-tantly cn hand
money to be loaned out on mortgage and at
a reasonable rate on G(TOD CI 'Y PitOlPltiTY.
F. D. 8EGHERI. Notary Pubtlc.
OfileP 'B," No. 26 Lt. Charles street.
E928 11 V p btiLLs.
EL.ICTION NOTICE.
NOTI( or a er.(coao.
MA.ronALT oa Na w Oaaws o 1
,Nw Orleans, May ii, 1577.
In oonformity with sat No. 20, Legllature of
Loulisana. apuroved March 8, 1870, and the de
oltlon of the Hlpremo (our', nottme brer
given that an election will be haold F VB1D&
the twenty-flfth diay o May, 1877, to tak
sense of the registered voters of the olt ofN w
inO sn. as ho the levy or p tax in aid of theNIl.
O ELRANR I'ACJIFýq RAILWAY COMPAY.
The following Polia are hereby erttbitlhed
with the rtllu1rn of Commissloners ansd
lenrks to servo threant:
First Ward.
Poll No. 1- Corner Ht. Thomn. and Melpomene,
Commisslonors-Jeremin h Linlwui, Q. Mc.
(ajmld.
(,larks--Mlchncl itylend. J. W. Jewell.
Poll No. 2--o4elpomenr, Intween Ht. Charles
and Prytanla.
Commission rs--M. Kursheedt, Win. T.
Rilchards.
Olerks-Win. Morgan, J. R Turk.
Poll No. 8-Whit strcot, near Melpomnnno.
Commlssioners-Martin Gordon. D. Hold
roth.
(Clrks-J. T. Block, Hugh Willlamson.
Mecond Ward.
Poll No. 1-217 Tihoupitoulas street, between St.
J.oseoh and Dolord.
(Commissioners-Edward Burke. James
Lamhert.
Clerks-Albert Weganr. J. (GIles
Poll No. 2--Cor ner Ht. Charles and belord.
iommissloners-E. Tomatis Geo. Dean.
Clorks-James Hwift, Jacob Levy.
Poll No. it--Cornor Callioee and Dryades.
(iomissioners-John Lahy, David Wilson.
Clerks--John Larkln. Wm. Allen.
Third Ward.
Poll No. --Corner Delta and Poydras.
Commlssloners-W. 1H. lPmberton.' Wm.
Walsh.
Clerks-Toreneo Riley. no H on.
Poll No. 2-Corner liBronno and Poyr.
Commissloners-Geo. Hwarbritk, Jno. T.
l',ttlfgrw.
Gerks-R- . HNully. T. D. s. Tucker.
Poll No, a-'erdido street, between Franklin
and Liberty,
Commlssioners-Wm. Dunn A Yirard.
Clerks-Edward Byrns, N. J. Grow.
Pol No. 4-Corner Robertson and Common.
Oommissioners-D. P. Ituanlan, Thoe. Egan,
hr.
Clerks-J. F. MoMullen. 3. J. Churchill.
Fourth Ward.
Poll No. 1-Corner Blenville an' Levee streets.
Comlissloners .- A. Mauborret, HI. F.
I tureken.
Clerks-I. M. Konver, . I H. Chadwlek.
Poll No.2-Corner B1;lnvillc rind Ram art.
ommlstloner---R. Fredrlek. o. W. Dunbar.
Olerks--John J. Cronan Walter Kingston.
Poll No. s-Dorbigny. near ilienville
CommIssi eers-L, C. Preston, deorge Nna
Clerki-Albert L. Frederick, Henry Kings
ton.
Plfth Ward.
Poll No. 1--Corner Main and Levee.
Comnmt.sloners--Victor Demoruelle, Walter
Meek.
Olerks--Emile Bell, Sr. T. Charles Bietat.
Poll No. 2-Corner Ht. Ann and ltamvart.
Commissloners-J. J. Torney, Martin Alva,
Clerks--Emile Bell, Jr.. 'nale Bertrand.
Poll No. a-m-t. Anti. btwoon Roman arid Prleur.
Commissioners - Victor Joubort, Amiloar
Ioux.
Clerks-Jules L'Hote. H.:Co)mmuny.
sixth Ward.
Poll No. i--s Hospital streb., between ioyal and
ilourbon.,
Commlissoners-IG. A. White, COhs. Ollie.
Clerko-J. F. Meunler, Ham. Cheese.
Poll No, 2-177 Hospital, between B.mpart and
tHS. Claude.
Commlss oners-Phlilp Avegno, Louis
Mestier.
-l (rks-Oscar Drounet, Wmin. A. Blenveen.
Poll No. a-1o--rner Iiiyou Roa(d and )'rhigny.
Conmmissioners-J. . IDolhonde. H. Mioton.
Clerks--Iene Theard. . J. u oniat.
la Neventh Ward.
Po'l No. 1--Corner Elysian Fields and Victory.
(ommnlssioners-Jno. Paeley, Davenport.
Clerks Francols Garlo. A. L Turgeau.
Poll No. 2-Corner Bagatelle and Johnson.
Commissioners - George Burkhardt, P. F.
Thomas.
Clerks-(rene Blenvonu Adolph Calogne.
t Poll No. a-Corner 8:. Claude and Union.
Commissioners-L. Pessou, . B. Le Cai pi.
tier.
Clerks-L. Chaudol. H. Blenvenu,
MIIrhth Ward.
Poll No. 1-Corner Elysian Fields and Dau
phine.
Commis.ioners-Jacob Wappl)er, J. rayer.
Clerks-James lbner. Geo. Delsmare.
Poll No. --Corner Daupbinealnd Poet.
Commissioners - John McWhirter. John
Everett.
Clerks-A. Randolph. Chas. A. dadms.
Poll No. a-Corner Ht. Claude and a.ndovllle.
Commissioners-M. BRlrdan, J. Guerin.
Clerks-Lucus Norris, Frank Lee.
Ninth Ward.
Poll No. 1--Crner Dauphineand St. Fordntanud
Commissloners-Jno. P. Maurer, H. A. Bier
host.
Clerks-F. A. Foygnet, Jno. F. Barthelemy.
Poll No. 2-Greatmen near Loulsa.
Commissloners-Joseph Maglodn, 0. Buse.
neau.
Clerks--1enry Amerland, Chas., DeMaby
Poll No. a-Poland street, between Crape and
. Great-ien.
Commissloners-G. LeRoy. A. De Tornos.
Clerks-- J. Deluzain. . Thensted,
Tenth Ward.
Poll No. 1-Corner Josephine and Teboupiton
las.
Commlssioners-J. F. Wild, Tho. Porteoes.
Olerks-Geo. W. O'Brien. E L.Bopklin.
Poll No. 2-8t. Charles street, near Josephine.
Commissioners-Florence Pfleter. John
Hinger.
Clerks-J. H. Bruns, F. Skidmore.
Poll No. 8-Corner Jose hias and Howard.
(Commissioners-John Mahoney. W. H. Bell.
Clerks-B. Zimmerman, L. N. Postael
Eleventh Ward.
Poll No. 1-Corner Annunciation and Ninth.
Commissioners-John Kelser, H. Bernard.
Clerks-John Kullman, J. Paul
Poll No. 2-Corner Magazine and Washington.
Commnisloners-J. Baumagarden, W. A.
Braun.
Clerks--lansey Fa'roner, James Terrell.
Poll No. s-Hixth, near Ht. Patrick.
Commissioners-Thus. McDonough, Horace
Whaley.
Clerks-Chas. Brondom, Wm. Gorman.
Twelfth Ward.
Poll No. 1-Corner Magazine and Berlin.
Commissioners-I. J. J. Connolly, J. L. Mon
tien.
Clerks-Fienry Iensel, Jr.. Geo. H. Vinten.
Poll No. 2-(Corner Aueterlitzand Tehounpitoulas.
Commissioners-J. C. Pooley, bam Hender
son.
Clerks-W. R. Freret, F. R. Southmayd.
Thirteenth Ward.
Poll No. 1-Magazine, between Bordeaux and
Lyon.
Commissioners-Thos. F. Patton, Geo. W.
Brand.
Clerks-E. J. Angell, H. N. Baker.
Fourteenth Ward.
Poll N9. 1-Tchoupitoulas, between Arabella
and Joseph.
Commissioners-P. O'Dowd, 3dw. McGowan.
Clerks--Jac.ob Miller, it. L. Robinson.
Poll No. 2-Broadway near Chestnut.
Commissioners-H. R. Gogrey C. .B. Fish.
Clerks-Dan Young. J. T. W. Mason.
Fifteenth Ward.
Poll No. 1-At Court-house.
Commissioners-Thos. 0. Jones. 0. Vallette.
Clerks-J. D. Lario, A. J. Brunette.
Poll No. 2-At Cut-off.
Commis° loners-Norbert Trepagnier. Hen
ry Willett.
Clerks-Edward Mooth. John Mahoney.
Msxteenth Ward.
Poll No. I-At Court-house.
Commissioners - Louis C. Perret. Louis
Zeller.
Clerks-Thos. L. Preston. F.C. Tobleman.
neventeenth Ward.
Poll No. 1-Carrollton, between Hanson and
Hecond.
Commlssioners-C. Henchert, John Augus
tin.
Clerks-Victor Perret, Adam Falkenstein.
The polls shall be open b stween the hours of
7 a. m. and a p.m.
There! urns of the election shall be signed by
the commissloners and clerks, sealed and di
rected to the Mayor, so soon as the count shal,
be completed.
Ballots must express as follows:
"For the railroad tax, under act No. 20 of
1876."
-on
-OB
"A.ainst the railroad tax, under aot No. 20 of
8176." 8
' he compensation of commissioners is t
hereby fixed at three dollars each, and of clerks
at two dollars each.
The commissioners and clerks herein ap
pointed will apply at this office, register their F
oaths, and obtain their commissions. F
By order of the Uity Counonl. C
ra to 26 HD. PiLMBVUY, jy*or a
AMUSEMENTS.
VARIETIE THEATRE
Souihfern Dramatic Club Entertainment.
Tuesday Evenlan, rMay 22, 17'7.
On which occasion will be presented the beau
tiful drama of AURiORA FLuYr, nd the
amusing farce entitled A DOD(Gt FOIR
9; NN.H with Miss Ernma Wilmot Miss
Maggelo Htroudback and Mises laddleiI vian
in the cast.
Admistion-FIFTY CIEiTH.
Box offilc open Monday and Tuuneody. May 2t
andl 22 fronm o a. m. to 4 p. m., for sanuring
reservned .n at. mvi itt
GRANDI (LiTRMiAN VOLKSFEST
For tih' bnciflt o,f the
GERMAN PROTINiTA NT ORPIHAN
AMYIslM,
Sunday and Monday. May 20 and 21, 1577,
AT THE FAIR (OROUNDS.
The flestival will be inaugurateld by a Grand
Concert, to rmmeneo on tunday at 12 oclock
m. ',he ..ral oto+ning pwill take p1ce at 2
o'clock pr ciseRy. Tan irorramme consists of
o rltoi selections by a tolllu ol rchestra. Ora
nsa In German aundi English by Messrs ('has.
han Buck. and 0. ti. Ibaugian. ongs bythe
German Glee Club, ete.
A rlic of popular plays and games, under
the leadership of Mr. J. W. Buhrmann, will
commAn ce at a o'elrok eonsis. in of
BAO tUNN1 It . for ope an
Jis JtHAKT t IN TIIE +PO O BAPIY
BLL Ot, t.HEBY 1'10, AIAIM-h1B POLOE
e LBO, A GRAND TOURINAMENT.
GRAND IRALLUNGE TROTTING RACR.
For two hundred and fifty dollars a side,
MILS HEATS,
Hgo Bewlitr enters Ham Thorn, r. years old,
rd.e thlIperlo, dam by LIghtnhng, driven by
J. t. ihowhan enters Henry Hamilton, a years
o I ,sird by Flying DIuthmamn, dam by Uraly.
drlTen by John Hlawkins.
An axten lve antd well su plied restaurant
located in the Exhlbition Builuding nelt. to the
race sta d, will be under the charge of the
,ADIEK' Al) ACHO :IATh)N.,
whnre all the delloacis of the season can be
had at the lowest city prices.
Two Merg a orchestras are ,ngIagnd, and
dancing on the platform, as well as in the main
huliltiug, will be kept up until 11 o'clock In the
aventnig.
The igrounds will be brillantly illuminated,
anti serle order mainltlined,
The several bars are unteir btarge of well
known eitazmns, members h 1 the asno01ration.
On Monday, May 21, 1n.Pr,
the programme of the first day, excepting the
opening oeremonies, will be r peated.
2GRAND TROTTING RACK.
Mile heats. PrIze, Gnold-mounted Whip.
Entries-H-ugo Rledwitz enters Moltke, driven
by H It. ewitz; J. H. thawhan enters ilismarck
.rynn by J. Hawkins; John Dillon enters Riobet
Lee, driven by h. iliorn.
The friends of the LittiA Orphans and the
publie in goenra are ordially invlit+ to attend.
Tetfitee oraln; ohbllrron free.
YT W. Di' LMANN, President.
SRIN(OsTO F.IW First Vice Pretident.
S_ . OIOgTLINI, Second Vice 'resident.
ALTIET P. NOId,,, ecrettary. my17 at
FUN ! FUNI
OIiFAT EXCIITEMENT
At the
LIAnlilana CaLk Pit,
Every Sunday corner Du
maine and Roman ste.
Take the D malns street
earsat th (Aar sltatue.
Ali ttoh Atlt leer Clubs
are InVited.&un begins at 10:20 a. m.
jpi_ ot* _
-MUNICIPAL ADVER.TISMZNTS
POUND NOTICE NO. 18.
D1anRTMENTr ' POLIos,
Adminiltrator's Uffl'e.
Noew Orleans, May 1o, 1877.
W AS BBOUGHT TO THu THIRD DI8.
trier Found, corner of Morles and Ma.
rln a rieeO. On WEDNEDAY, MaM y i 1577-
QNiDAIIRK BAYi ULE, aboit 17 hands high
Which, If not claimed within five days, a1ýn
spndeos theon paid. will be sold at ubli
auton, at said pound, on HATUkDAY, eth
lanst., at 12 o'clock m.
By order of
yod ROr T. E. DIAMOND
irntsd 8 Administrator.
TAX NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
_O Orv T uSxToTaTruo TAX D1tJOtUxroa.
Third Dist rist, Parish of Orleans. .
May 16.1877.
Persons owing licenses to theo State in this dis
trlct are hereby notified that such licenses must
be paid by the first of June.
--myI 7. S. PR PROCTOR
6 ~IV Statoe Tax Collector.
SPECIAt. NOTIOCE.
Owu.c TAX COLLacro, Trnan DtsmOr,
Parissh of Orleans, Mayo , 1877.
Property owners of the Third District are
hereby sotifled that I am now prepared to re
oeive eurrent and back TAXES ON REAL E8
TATE, at No, 17 Esplanade street.
mty Im 8. IL PROITER. Collector.
MPECIAL NWTICE.
Oirrwo RTATx TAX CoLLtOon o
Fifth District, Algiers.
April 19. lf77.t
All persons within the limits of the Fifth Dise
trietowlag llense and capital tax are nereby
notified that the office for the collection of said.
taxes lI now open at the corns of Seguin and
Patterson streets. Algiers
L. J. BARRETT.
ap9 tf State Tax Collector.
JULIO,
PORTRAIT PAINTER.
No. a Carsodelet Street, New Orleaas.
Portraits from life
or from pictures of
the deouased (in oil
or crayon, from 125 to
MyARTGALLEBT
1s a plane of free re
sort, and the publio
is Invited to visit it
at pleasure.
m8 Sw
E. DUBOIS,
FASHIONABLE FAII.OR,
NO a CAReNDELET ST..
HAS ALWAYS ON HAND A LARGE STOOCK O
FRENCHI AND ENGLLH GOODS.
SPECIAL ATTENTION WILL BE GIVEN TO
THE MAKING OF
MILITARY UNIFORMS
And all styl~os of .entlomen's
DRESS,AND BUSINES'4 SUITS,.
AT P TO SUIT THE TIMES.
s p291mMAE
NEW O~ANS LAGER BEER.
CASPAR LUSSE,
Nes. 416 tad 471 Ckartres Street,
Announces to the proprietors of BEE.
BALOJNs, and to the publfe, that having com
pleted his immens4 apparatra for maaufac
uring
LAGER BEER,
He is prepared to sell the same AT A LOWBB
PRIOE than any other HOME-MADE ATTI
O[JL,F# d of as goodcality as any similar artti
cle lue itaprcldueed , tim tI3 8 U= M=$5