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c. E. GIRAL RDEY'S
Cealeatclaw of
i£ueton Sates of Real Eltlate, $tock, Etc.,
TO TAER PLAUO AT THU
STi ORIAlfllr AUIUTiION IXOflANIe13
-o1 -_
Ittwrday, Mait I0 -llTht ,hoiýe commerelal
.,loprty'. tile pFiutllrd f.lur-eto.ty brirk
etol-t No R4 Mg1z11f l llli 't .tr.-..tp ttlnllnllnr
through q, Fltltul' ir stre'et, AR H1l In
v.eit.ent tIi4 prI erly li without tlI
vlqut u nthe nokF't
The elhlbnllalIl billt n1 f''lientmrlly l airdll
fourI Hloyr lil',k tole llt ,d dJti j'lillr N".
217 (1 evlOrl., btiwettl tllrronne anld Dry
ine! a' rolte.
That m.i, nllet' rd eunerhl! fi t ilntlu
thrm' eto.rv trilk Ijolthn ll PI iiiault tili
the No. 28n4 (t11l, betwntl Franklin anll
Liberty sit c1"14.
The hc1ee1rv brick store and dweltlna.
oa. , intutnlation, eltwon n Delorn ant
PVa. ylirn so (uts.
That very v laile and 'entrully totaled
T rha pity, N R 41 untl43 l unhrni Ilstret,
HttwIon ut PDtrnhou" an Ille nvil l
strelnte. Admirably ada tt d for any huss
nbe r'unlt'ring troximnity to Ianal street.
The dotlble tenement frme c ittlge. No. iwe
Laur, I setreet, between Hlxth iand Seventh
ll nlonl!t two-tory brink dwelling, o. 2n
Rt. Thlomai, between Italilnnie adl Eratt
streeix-a - mottlmlltlll hIrme in the ehip
ping nd cottll n Ipes)l+ entr+P.
The hantdsome dotiub frame nnoltige. N.. N ?75
it. lPeer, betwertn , alv n anti Jolhnson
etrept.
The comfortnile frame ottllr, on two lotl,
forinu the nort heast corrier of Maga
Aine art! fDlult hale treCet: and
Tutitexcelfleet hul dingsite formlug the ear
nr of Jtechebalen and otn-taRnc streets.
Forterms end full partleulars, ee officeal and
trl tive advertlsements and plans at the
Mne ( the Anutio±eer, 81 Catmp treet.
My?-. --· --- -
DISAIWOOD AND CR3OOK Cilr?.
Hew and Why a mounty peat W'ta
I<hanged.
There has been a county-seat contro
Yrery between Deadwood and Crook
Oity, Dakota. Mr. II. H. Voeburg, for
mery proprietor of the Nicollet House,
Minneapolis, was custodian of the
county records at Deadwood, and
while serving in that capacity accepted
a propoeltiou to remove the county rec
odie (as well as the county seat) to
Orook City. He assumed the active re
sponsibility of the change without con
sultation with i is associate officials,
and personally delivered the records to
the Crookians in consideration of a
valuable return in the shape of lands or
b ts at Crook City. To say that the
Deadwood folks were mad when they
heard of the transaction is too faint a
statement of the situation. A picked
qutad of Deadwood men immediately
laid in provisions for a slege and started
for Crook City with shotguns, clubs, re
Volvers bowle knives and other p lal
persuaders. Mr. Vosburg was found,
and Informed that he must either re
turn the records at once or stand rid
dled as a consequence of refusal. The
records were returued, but Vosburg is
no longer popular among the Dead
wood boys.
.. . . . @ Om.~-- ......
UNCt C rA IN TIME.
Why the People of ehattham island are
Conafuaed about the Day.
Ohathatm Island, lying off the coast
of New Ztalandi, in the South Pacilic
Ocean, is peculiarly situated, as It is
One of the few inhabitable points of the
globe where the day of the week
changes. It is just on the line of de
marcation between dates. There high
I on Sunday, or Sunday noon, ceases,
and instantly Monday meridian begins,.
tSunday comes into a man's house on
the east side, and becomes Monday by
the time it passes out the western door.
A man sits down to his noonday dinner
on Sunday and It les Monday noon before
he finishes it. Tiere Saturday Is Sun
day and Sunday is Monday, and Mon
day becomes suddenly transferred into
uesday.
-. . .. -. * -- - .....
THINE ROAD TO .Icl.l.t.
CUttea FartnrteI in the mouth.
[Austin Ctatsrmau ]
If a New England factory can make a
profit of one cent on a pound of raw cot
ton it has done well. A Southern fac
tory has an advantage of one cent, some
say more, on the taw material. Has it
been consldered what this means? This
is equal to twelve per cent on the capi
tal stock. It well managed it must
make twice as much as a Northern fac
tory. This, in fact, has been done gen
erally by the factories in Georgia and
Bouth Carolina. A factory that cost
$504000 in the ISouth will make as much
clear profit as one that cost $100,000 in
the North. A factory in the South will
make twice the dividend of one in the
North. Can our capitaliste find a better
place to put their money than in such
factories?
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WANTED-NO NAME.
[Cinoinnati Enquirer.
An encyclopoleia of the name of that
place is wanted : Sookgornm-Kaie, 8ouk
goum-Kale, Sukhoum-Klce, bukumn
Kaleh, Lookgoom-Kaleh, Sougkum
Kle, Suglunu-Kaloh, Mutam-Kalach,
Takum- alch, Sughum-Kaleh, Lukun
Kleh, Tugkum-Kale. This is the true
name, so far as ascertained from the
books of ready reference and the news
papers, and the roll is not half called
through. ... ,,
Orthberaphy of RtnInian and Turklih
Nalnaem.
[Toledo Bade ]
The varied way of spelling the names
of Bussiu and Turkish names arises
from the fact that the Russians and
Turks have alphabets that bear little
resemblance to those of Western
Europe, and consequently each writer
who mentions a place cannot give it
its native spelling, as he would if
writing of a French, German. Span
ish or Italian place, but must rep
resent the sound of it by those of
letters in his own tongue. So that,
when a German, a French or
an English traveler writes of a place,
each spells it different from whet the
other does. For instance, there is the
important fortified city of Ruschuk.
When an Englishman attempts to write
the name as it sounds to him, he spells
it "Rooechook," or "Roostchook," giv
ing the "oo" the sound heard in "took."
The Frenchman, in the same way, spells
it "Roustcbouk," while the Germans,
who always pronounce "u" like our
"o00," but sound "ch" like a soft "k,"
spell it "Rusttiuk," and other travel
ers spell it "Routchouk," "Rusczuck"
and "Rustchui."
This, however, is not so bad as some
,others, for any one can tell what place
is meant no matter how variously it
fi spelled. T.he sound we give to "j" is
eit heard in any of the Western Euro
pean tongues. The most of them pro
noucce it like "y." except the French
and Portuguese, who pronounce it like a
hard "sh," or rather "zh"-the sound
'a" takes in "pleasure." In Spanish it
is sou*eed like "h." But the Russians,
Turks, Poles and the BSlaves generally
have the sound, and when Western
European writers try to represent it to
their readers they resort to very queer
mbinations of letters. _ The Germans
wrlte it with "deoh," anid the
French "dsh." Thus, Joolamerk is
spelled by the first Dschoulemark, and
by the second Dshoulemark. The
vilayet of Dobrooja, which the Iussi-tns
will enter if they force their way across
the Danube near its mouth, is spelled
also I)obruescha, Dobrodija, Dobrudije
and Dobruza.
A still worse high mix is observable
in'regard to "b,' "f," "i," "v" and
"w " all of which are interchangeable,
anti seem to be used for eatil other
without any restraint. Eispeclally is
this true of "b," "f" and v," which
seem to be used with perfet indliffer
ence for each other. Thus we have
"Pevastapol" or "8ehatapol," "Her
hit" or "Hervia," "KiscIhenew" or
"Kisoheneu," and "Jishineff," and so
on.
As the Germans have been most ac
tive in contributing to our knowledge
of Russia and Turkey, there Is a preva
lence of the German way of spelling the
names of places, and this appears on
the maps prepared of the country. Most
of our telegraphlo news now reaches us
through German sources, and conse.
quently the German way of spelling
prevails there, too.
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[BY AU I'HORII'Y ]
Appolntments by th Uenvernor.
Parishot Morbhonue-James G. Sandidgre, J.
Duncan Brown, Joseph Davenport, B. F. Ferues,
B. onott Iladdiks, pille jurors.
Parish of Avoyelles-W. W. John*on, Elvi Jef
frion, 8. J. Norwood, M. O. Bordelon, Fellcien
urndesn, poliee jurors.
Parish of p1t. John the llaptist-Ohas. La
seigne, police juror, vice J. W. Oodberry, Jr., re
al ned.
Partih of E'at F llcianas- I. M. Lea, police
juror, loe A E. Osrtet, oeelgoed.
Members of the Board of Administraturs fir
the lusan" Aylnum at Jackson, Lunisianea-T.
8. Joes. W. B. TL to, John F. KNllar, F. V.
D. llaggamanu, U. . Langhworthy, J. W. Fred
erl k.
Parish of Tangipahoa-I-enj. Butmann, in
spector of weights and measries.
Parish of Avoyelles-- Pierre A. Durant, notary
tub'ie.
Parish of East Feliciana-Alvi Smith, notary
pubhllc.
Parish of Orl.arns-O. F. lPerrv, notary public.
Parish of Jffereon- Henry F. Payne, cou
stable First Jnstine Court.
Pariah of Plasqomines-Ia-ry Wilkinson, jos
tice of the peace fifth ward, vice limnothy Col
lotte, resigned.
Parish of I eafonrche-- Hnry L. Iudreau, oan
stable second ward vtis J. L. Wright, resigned.
Parish of Bienville-J. J. Hlwilen.
Parish of Ht. John the Baptist-Chas. La
seigne jitstic of the pesce serenth ward, vtice
John (. Godberry and Lotrs aylor.
Yesterday we noticed the ofliMe of W. H. Bar
nett, mnoey broker No. 88 dt. t(harl, as rest,
opposite St. Oh.rles hotel, thronged with par ttes
to settle their taxes and licenses , which was occa
slot!ed by ha liberal sllowanuo of discount on
warrants received for same. Mr. I, buys tih ae
warrants from first hands over the c ,outer, anid
of course, is prepared !o offer lar,ter indurcemen e
than any ohe else. We would advise those .on
cerned to see him.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTP.
Cow Peas-- osowv Peas.
ll0CE" (CAIIOINA CLAY PIEA',
CLAY MIXED an, other varietias.
600 TON C{OTTON NEED MEAL.
For sale by A. A. OltEENWOI)) & (CO.,
my2n 1111n 47 .taignziurle str
Cow Pest --'ow Peas.
ftIOIO(T CAROLINA O)LAY PIEAE
Clay mixed PEAR.
For sale at the lowest market price by
.1t)IIN 'CAt PER.
Dealer In Western Pl'rotdne,
ny2l e 1w 97 n_1.!11 l'i Pyetrs, yor. I_,afiyt'te.
NML'IAL N1ll 1'
To Exrurstontlslt to Granld Ille.
T TIE T'I'AMER IuLII Y COLLINH.
Capt. Mike io l4w. ,'oov. will le,av,
hel he ,d of Ilarvy's C( nil nIit iA'T
UItDAY Mat', a. at 6 p. in., for (1r,''ld 1I4~ and
all way Lanin.llOs. returning on MH)ND.AY at 7
5. iil.
P; Page fort't round trip * 02,
MIeals 7" conlt each, or $5 for thl round trillp.
For further informatlhn pptlv to,
/IIi' & t'AIRLIN,
No. 4 'l'ieh ii tlpl lll - st rol t.
The Hotel will lhe opliefld lur the remption of
guRsts ,u Inite 3, 1577. iny2m f 2t
LI Il ENTHIA h'
PIOTOORAPHI ART GALL}ERY.
11............ OANAL STRIET ............191
'rtuIo t BUILDINGH.
This well known estbliishment i. the largest
and most coinplete in the city of New Otleans.
The style of pictures made by
LAMBERT'S PERMANENT PROCESS
surpasses anything that can Ihe made at othoer
gallerlos.
No one who Is fully aware of the superiority
of this process, will go to the expense and trou
ble to have a picture taken that in a very short
timt will fad'.
I guarantee the LAMBERT to be the only pic
ture that WIll NOT FADE.
.y20 :3111
NEW (IRLEAN, May 11. 18717.
Om'le of the Consolidated Association of Plan
ter: of Louisiana,
No. 60 Taulose. street, between Royal
and B.iurionl streets.
ITAVTNG IlEEY APPOINTIED BY THE
1 HR n. E. C. Billinrs, Judge of the United
States Cireuit Court for thn Distriot of Louis
iana. IR UEIVFIRt unid L1QUII)ATOti8 of the
SConahldated Association ot Plantetrs of Louis
iana," for the purpose .of lIquiulhling the affairs
of said Association, we her'eby give notice to
parties h,,ling bonds, annexes or other ohllta
t ions of said Association t forward their claims
to our adIress, wiltO a des-rip ion of the same.,
with legal proof atta'hod. ill ordo that we may
forthwilh Icomply with tlle ordtr ,f court and
pla a the same upon schedule of li.abilities to be
presont'ed to the court
BENJ. F. PT A DERS.
A LAIN EU'TIS,
ill157 oTh 4w R,,,'eivers.
RIED UGI' I0 IN
P·R-t O" EE C0 ORa iME'Pgl.p3
Jrst received five case- French Corsets, di
oret from Franco. Hand nmade do1uble blusk
'orset. formerly $2 10. nov at $1 o:; hanld
marl, with ride Steis. form, rly .3 Ii, now
at $21: hanl'd-Ua tlo asoon bus;i, extra I,rlg.
f rnmerly it5 now a 5 .13 61: Worly's C rset-s,
d. u. Ic b . ln extra luLg. cos! $5. 11,)W uit $2 60; Ab
dtlolinal Cor,.s Ia' la d on the -1 te, <'ast $5. now
tit $2 75,; ' tl rilt i ors t sot [,f )l'llery 02 e., nOWaIt
$1 25: Thomsonn-a gUlovh--it ini. anid all other
IaLes o f Fr n· h Cori'-ets 6o p)r cot loss than
former price,'. L .d.s will lintd the.uc tI. be the
ihoaL63, pt and tle t litting goods cv r broughll to,
this city. Countiry orders f ithi;illy excuted.
Ilt.memll r tihe umbulr. '0 Mtag.lltn. sit et. one
door from the ?o+ nor of St. Mary. White Build
n i.
tmyh 2 Su4It MA. HEIMAN.
SEALED VROtaOAL8.
STATE or LoutIsNtA STATE PaI+rINo BOARD.
New Ortoates. May 14, 18i7.
Sealed proposals are invi'ed for th- printing
of the decisions of the Supreme Court, in ao
cordanoe with the provisions of saction 8 of act
No. 100. approv d Apr1l 30.1877, and the same will
be t eceived up to and including the 86th day of
oisy, 187t.
by order of the Board. I
myIl td WII: STEVEN. Secretary.
EITRAIIOINA1IIIV
OF
DRY GOODS
-AT
I.
THIS WEEK.
203 CANAL STREET,
Between Rampart and Burgunfy.
BRANCH STORE AT
228 and 230 Royal Street,
Corner St. Philip.
myl2 um
IPEGCIAL 1OTIOL.
PFr the Lake - 4bIles of New Orlseant
ity R ailroad tlomopany, No. 124 ananl street
New Orleans, May 2 1877.--'nt further notie
traine for the Lake will leave the clty every hour
from 7 n'rlonk a. m. to i o'clock p in., rint1
every hnlf hrur from :3 m. to 4 p. in. The
last traln will letve the Lake Eudt at 9 o'elcek
p m.
tmy2 tf , (l. 1. LEWTR, FRcrftnarv._
loullIRann IrYeve (lapaty, 2 Ear.ntlll -
let trunet, New )rlf'Ha,.f, 1th11 Mlay, 1471-- N tLie'
I. hrcrihy liven, Iil neo+ilrlr,.f with artitle No.
iotf teh ('inter, ti thnt 41 tmfetinr fr thln Noi k
h l lnts of till (1lump IIy will ,h heIld at this
lffiln ,n Mo)NDAT, Inlth.lunhr, 1a17, htrlwef- tilhe
lhours f 1 ± 'llIoct in. ao ld i o flk f. ill., to
vol ti taln the ' 4eeltlt fff , r or ' ltioln by the1
IllttlInylrV l t If Itl ivi.oalon f of ti It It 111o the
lfogIlilturt , kInown ILqs No. 1!n of tillr Extra Htr
'flion orf 17. .1( IN IIENDIPIHIIN.
i'r'silrnt lfnihlttna L, Jven Compalllny.
mn yi ,ld
ilur'eepslon N.tire --All person havintg
'piltinM nali1st1 th 111f enl'rhe1 lAIt of ABNEI .hI.
(1i\ I EH allr Inotinf Q I(aI tulf r lnt the smamt to the
untlnlertsiland withofut dl11a.
-tt'AN E. PUIllP,
Tfy her hustarlnd, E. A. TVIUHltE,
in yR :Ird ' 1414 (1ravinlr strnet.
WANTS.
SAN''ED--A I'ATY IIAVING M2oo CASHR
woA N id like t4 4 111cr i1 f 1.o4l1ome lttf'lleflt.
willh a respo1tsible pers ,n. Ahddress C. C+., DmCo
a'_t ttei1,. . ... m_4 t
ITATIO(NEHY AND MURIJ '- e;.t MAOAZINE
street, 'itllans TIIuneted for $1 54
intuitf _. LEE, CIflI.
W ANTED - HE ONDi-HAND OAiLifA. (tL
and Ilugg les. Any one having uech. and
wishing to 4dispome of them, can And ready
alet for them by callint on L. T. MADDUX, aR
Uarondllet street. Also, a full stock of Car
riages and ilaggle andl coa n plets 5took of the
Japanese Ohi t l'se arriage and Oradle, a mo-t
wonderful c'jmbln tlon ; In short a full stlck
In everythilng atpirtainin to the Carriage
business-all of whilh will Ibe old at redtlune
prlries to suit thle imes. The communlty is
most cordially Invited to call and examine at ta
Carondtlet street.
mhltt am L. T. MADDUX.
W ANTED- BY A HOIiER AND IN1,18
trioll young manrl a sltllnation rn Watt'h
man, Porter, SaIle.an or Driving of a. kind;
Is thoroughly ac talnnted in the city_ Would go
In the country if dsireld. Address W. W0.. Dm
norAt, .di,. (4n2lf
FOR 8ALE,
lOl J01A L.F. O(IN A(9'Ot1N'r (IF LEAV INt( l Jol
flt lmr'-a ,n h pir of welll-rfk,. gentle
CarriagMe liiis.'. Fir partiftlihrs, I lee, teo.,
c+all at 2l01 ''flliatance street, fP(rllet o1f O()r tLge.
my24 2t*
l4(R ,8AI,E--A HMATAL RIDE-WHEEL
I H i EAMIIUA I, 4nf t, t Inn, 7 fo t blonm, 2 foot
hohl, ,rawing toin Inclhes, in perfect ,ri0er, efita
be for ogfa l llluhs orr tiflarvl,'If boat for the Lake,
Will hie sold rell'ap. Apply to I1. II. IIAA'+. Ino
(Ira-vler 5str4 , ly119*'
For , tale.
A Whnoler and Wilson REWING MACHINE.
n11w 1nt1l| inll 1erfIeet order, will be sold very
cheapl . Atltlress MA(tIIINE , DLmorat offine,
m)yl if
' Olft HALE-'TiIHN IELIflTFUL iEtl1-
tl ofn n Iatlli f l-ensive grtioutdl of Judale M.
A. ),Doolev, at thile orner 4of Wishlngton and
'Pearl streets HNlvptlth Djistriet, I(arrol'lton,t
about oif feet frofm St. Charlfe street, are for
male. 'I he grountldls f('tlSIRI of nine lots. nuvered
wih iaboult 1BI Ir rlng', trets, (sIome sixty bear
ilg., fig lanid o1fthr h1'tlr-4 fruit troci. The l n
tirov.lmllentl aIe Inearly nrow--a raelnl cfttage
wilth iarble allt-els. hainll, antrl all co,1nvenientt
ffitbnllinlltie ffoir io itry, etc., etc. Itqeilrre at 20
Ht C'harles street. or fon the prenilses, or 4ad
dress P'rflntfimee IlIox 24.0. ap1tll7f
FOR RENT.
11 'R IRE'T-A FUNI.II ED FIONI' RI'flIM
SN. I inkli ,.stret, t.w steps ti om 'Ianal
strte : with hoard.lAl a mronlth: with ut tcard,
f1t Huitt'r.'- for f n'i or t+ o gntlirnllfl 1my120
SUMMER RESORTS.
MOIN'T'tO-I IIOUliH,,
1101114x, Mi.Itaitpil.
The Montrnose House is nlow o0pen for thei re'lep
tlon of goests.
'r-in ,lndersligned re.pedtfllly infornms his
friendtl and tlt traveling publil, geieranl y that
Ith I.hllt hai IbOe tiio oIghlily rOnlovtte)'i, r.n
li:t (I. tnu imn ortierma rnauilu to ilt tit ., most
exl tLing NIo luniti or expense will hlm .ipiared
to kep thll Miontros Ho uiiio up to Its usual1
tIlndard-tl-- rs elass In cv rv rAsp oit. Tymnol
IIln dera 0. Hpeilal rates to famiiton and ielr
manllent, RULi AR.
'lelegra.i or lelttors [or roolims promptly atl
teIionto to.
II, aim furnished to exlurslnn'lta att SI.
jol an1 1'. 1 1.1 '1' lit14H,4. Pr.prletor.
W A VEILItY IIOT El,.
WAINUT STIREET. LIUISVIIL, KY.,
I n1w onpn to tIhe TILIAVEINO l'lilJl(.,
It hns ill litlmodern iiiuprovm, iiolts; Its irailres,
lien tilon, llohling and I ining Rlnun a are on
thle firt floor: is hanItlomoly fu. nlihid and a'
ptAln ln rival. Apriltm nts for fairillli, adl
ior iaht anvallnth a Ilg. to pel tlon vRisitlg the city.
,lther for luslllcew or plealsulr.
W. H. ( 0 TIIILL. Manager.
C. (I. JONPH. Proprietor. rnly20 iw
POINT CLEAR.
THE SEASON OPENED.
The ctill7nsA of Now Orleans and vil.nogin will
be gltd to l'urn Ihat ihe superb now I l,tol at
P( IN r CIIIAll was opened for tihe season on
tlhe 10th llnst.. ani Is 1,W pr#epared( for the re
oeptl(on anlld en ortaintllment of iRu ts.
POEI TI CLEAR
combines more advntages, hotl for thlln snkers
fllter healtBh anrd l.l lla-u r. tllin arny other wlater
ilg ipliw In lth Mouth tlllalte in Mohtll lany.
wit in a iOlifR throw of the (lilt! of Mexit.o, it
hloistlls sui batling. pur health giving salt
air, the Ilno.t tlsh in the world, fine boAlting and
driving. hlllilrlI tr o0nr alndl II n pin al:n.s.
'1 th Hotel wra I,tllt I1st year. and hao. with
its surroundlJig, ten Ao inlprovild as to mlnk
It, molt Itiligtllll ritlrnO,' for suimmer. The
th.a aind furnturn a I1o n-ir3ly nOw, aind the
enllidlnil i. t..alllly .xr'oll nt. There sa rnm
nmlnieation with MWlbiln twien dally, and prtios
Iaving Now Orleans in theI morning arrive at
the Hotl,l to dlinner'. Th' 'anrue, s are modierate
aInld at o.ial tlerili malit for familis.
For llarticulr,. aldrisro
HI. (!. BALDWIN,
my17 2m PIoprrietor.
Numnneer Arrangement.
GRAND ISLAND HOTEL.
M. IIEATY & i:O.
naveo inaed this famous watering prla e for a
term of yearsm. I he lnew manlllu.mtllttlt will open
f r tilhe re'oeptlon of guests a lalt,1 thll 2011h of
May. 'lite and attelitlav i-llrks will ht on hand
to re"ilve ,tnd wel+om guest,. T'he risirne will
th under the supervision of an old altil 1expe
rinlcnclld enter. r. MmIBI,. Iihineheart will look
.ftir the welifar of ladlies and chldutren. A
slemo1-, r will liv in coinntoion with tho. hintel
and lave thle ,itv wharf on li, 19th oif May in
'llarg, of "'lpt. M. M<e' wn,.linv.
For froeigiht, passago and term', apnlyto S.
l4eaty, or 1it . & Il' tin. rig.ltts. No. 4 T illi
tnul u stroe I. orh to M. Ml'-Sweeney on i ard
te steamerli. mfi if
SWEET SPRINGS,
Monroe Connty, West Virginia.
T1[f 1 O.LD) F5TI'ABI.TIHIED HUMMER RE
sort, f r h, alth anll 1) Ilullrum, ill t- ow.,n
f or the nr, ,ir miodati Ill of vi itors i;n thlle FIF
TEENTI'I AY I F JUNK.
FBuery Ir -lpara ill is toling madrl for the -o{n
vnlllen'e anlld 'onlfort of vilsi'or.
Per dier m ........................ C Gn
If r m th......lll ......... ...... 6 o
Childron undrllr ten years. half the above
rates. SH, vIants accorlihng to a e'mnrodatllns.
J. W. YXtUNWt. .
mv5Im* Mn r Prinltenltntn
6L~UIN- E tltlBLIC hOAt'.
For sale ait
J. H. KELLEB'8,
my24 lot 11o Gravier street,
ACADEMY OF MUSIO
riday NtIIIt and Aaturdalr MatIler,
.any 1 and 20, .MI .
Two rannd Dramatist PI'irfrmaiieq by the
fPd mr y l dyU1redy UCo any. Pridar. Mnv
ILth -- hE ' ient ul N ornrly Of A LL FtlAT'
LIT'rTEItS IS NOT GUOL, and thle Firot i
of A ,31 i l VA, I l,Y. Haturdf vMtlline -
Last ( llnliHtlnin|.nt this s |c fnII I)b tlle H)n atv
UCmnilir. prnur-sent rin~ rE. fT ryrlt at
(JItANfI FF'.TiVALt
'roFt given by
(EIIMINIA ITUINEIIh' ANMnOCIAI'ION,
AT -
MANINOF IA I.ARIDPN.
siunday, lMay 27, I!477.
I'r lt Irr MM E.
I (tnln rig i'rrnony at. ' fitelok p. in.
!o,,nw rrt Muril, Ihy th" 'Ihlirte its lll . . Infan
try litn:l.
Dnningi in Ihte etiallls hall.
PrlizO.-Itlrformiainii In gynnnetiPlllq -otnll for
all to i.aitliiitntl .
I'erorlralInnll in rymnast ie, nlL pyramild
btildrl hll l t blvi "re of the a tor'liation.
Ilium Ihall Match between Idlewsild and Frank
lin (lubs; prize, two sillk fhigs.
Gtamen of various kinds will altordi fun for ill.
AdmlIIdon.....................lfty (tents.
LADIES AND C!IIIIDRIEN FIIE.
my2 i Rt
FUN I FU1I 1.
OREAT EXCITEMENT
At the
LoInllana Coek Pit,
Every Sunday. norner Du
maineo anid hlium.in nti.
Take the, l)umnlno street
ears ait the Cln y eatine.
All the ( bantllear (' uhn
are Invited. Fun -pt alns at 10:30 a. m.
ap0114 t*
MUNICIPAL, ADVERTISlEMINT
By HoeO. Maoo &A O'Connor.
SALE OP THIE IIEVF NIUI OF THE PUIR
II II AN.E re.
I)EI'ARTM.NT OF COMNIMRReI.
(lily hall,
New Orleans, May 1i. 5l7.
IV ILh BE ROLD AT PUBLI.I AUU'I loN. IN
Sthe ('onell Chambln ,r. t Ity Hall, on HAT
UItiAY Mlai 26 171. at 1 o'i'loek i. m.. the rev
enPesR f tIhe filiovling m' ntlotned Markets, for
the nionth ife Jlne, 1577. vi;:
Fruit and VegetMble Markets.
Frncleh Meat -
Piydras and Pill
Treme
Washjntgton and Port
St. BernIard
IL Brirto n
OCaltiorne
JefferRan City
Born urn.
hinth mtr'(,t
Alginrs
The Markets will lhe sold oeunralely.
Terri.i nrld conditions - Uash on the spot tln U.
f l. Currenlcy.
The etly rcrynrvpsi the right to reject any and
Iall bls. O1IA1. UAVANA(,
Administrator of (ommeri'e.
_it y17 19 22 24 20
SR4 IEI)D PRIOPOPAOAl.
I)EPARTMENT O(F FINNR(GE.
City Hall,
New Orleans, Mn v 2-, 1577.
~onalld tlropoapll will bhe repeived at. this Pie
rnrtrner.it ilt MONDAY. May at, 1177, for the
sale , hlie 'ity of teIn Wharf Irnmrovement
BoHules. The 'ity reserves thi. i ight to rpej t any
ir all bl i
mr25 td J. U. DINIR. A'lminintrator,
MEALID PRIOPOrAI If.
MAYroRAiT OF 1N4EW OR AN!,I
-ew Orleans, May 21, 1577. j
IEALFD rTlOPO 14 W iI , BE RECEIVED
Sul tI 'I'lH UlHIAY,the lset of May. at 12 m.,
Ifor furlslhing the Cri e-eut City Po,li+e with
unlfot'ni atndl oq 'iipItrl ts, inl aeeordanee with
otrin t nr o - 1914.
r yn'lnien of dilfferent artilr'es requlired may
Shbe see', at li e offie.
PI'ymonti te bmi rolite tn three mtnthly Inetall
rments. gD,. PIa hllYJ1Y, Mayor.
I v21 tllrl
POSUND 0 N4 7I4IC 7O. I3.
I tItPARTMENr T OR PolIciT,
Admini-t 'or's t()fie,
New Orltrans, May 19, 1877. 1
TAH IIIROUGIIT TO THE THIRD N114
Irlot oumoii.l. orr.pr , f Moreles and Ma
rienvy tri.'ts n WEDI).tDI), Y, May lil, 177
O"E iDAlIK BAY sOUIlE, etoi,,t 17 hands higl
Whilh i noit clalimd within five days, ant
rxpeneisa tit-reinii paid, will be sid at lrubll,
l auction, at eal' pIound, on HATUItDAY, 20ti
11t.. at 12 o,'otlok m.
By order of
ROBT. E. DIAMOND.
Smy2o td Adrmninstrator.
U'NION INUIIRANO1I COMPANY OP NIEW
ORLEANS.
TWEN'rlIETH ANNUAL STATEMENT
-OF THo-
UNION INSIRANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
Puhilsh"d acording to law and their eharter,
Amount of promiums reei.ev d during the year
ouding April 3., 1877
Fire premiums ..................... $70,990 15
liver premium = ........................ 11,(as as
Marine prer iumr ................. .... 5972 43
S$r O.5 9d
L,es. return pr"iniuma.......... 791 . .9 5
87, 53 98
Paid los.. durnring th yFrar
Fire Issrf............................. $73.23,09 2
tiver los,............................ 7 190 r4
Marine o18e4................... .. ... 8,675 49
$48,795 75
Iteinsuransr; ........................... 2,4r07 4
lnt .................................... 1.r5) 00
Taxes.................................. 910 00
ehate ................... ............... 8,.977 28
ESxpnses. I.s d:mount and Interest.. 10,796 63
(trserved for unurminated rlsks. 1Ir,0 o 0
$58.577 50
The arrts of the C)mpianny are
Loans Ep',srerd by pledge ........ ...... 9.952 27
Loans secured by mortgage.... ...... 16,350 00
Bills roe,ivahle for premtms......... 5,929 as
btokr. bonds and other seeuriti'r .... 14.071 74
ir4t l estatW ................................ 11 9G7 30
Premiums in r) olurr of eollertion..... 16 4ifl 0,
Cash on hand ........................... 9 524 95
$214,2'tr 70
Tiue alrve statement is a correct transeript
from he books of the nmpany.
A. C. (CHIAPELLA, Presi lnt.
J. M. CiXlWFOIrD. H,,eretary.
STATE OP I OI iSJANA,
Prrish of Orans., (Lity of Now u o., on.J
Sworn to and subhscrihed f,rfor. me this 14th
day of May. 1877.
JA3ME I'AHEY. Notary Publi,.
DIRECTOR t:
V. MAIGNAN. H. 0 \LLY.
A. BONNEJAZE, J. BAYLE,.
B. HALOY. A. R. BP.OUSfEAU,
H. LABASSE. L. D. ARIPY,
A. CHIAPELLA.
my15 4tTu
IVA LL PAPER.
XNEWEST STYLES JUST RECEIVED,
Fraom the Rlebest io the Cheapest.
Rosewood ,,nd Walnut parlor and bed-room
Furniture, with nume ohs fanov articles.
Murniture renew d In the beet an}ner, at
49 ayaIl street,
syJ z 214 E K Ir R, sIEBRZCR1
CHARTER.
H'PA'rl Or LOUISIANA,
PA144II4 O4F (4RLEAN-CITY, OF Nfr O41
LEANSI
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AITIITL HEVENrHT.
The namne of the str.'khorltlra. thoir recta
rinness, and number of Filt r s Ift ii by F'arh aror,
1l aredl ) ho betruh sA ate tittiwi I isi ta, this Hrt
of inttrcttrpo atin, tnn ai t Oil tijttij c tich tif thetisl
aaelte rettpettiv Iy.
Thum douie and pttARstl in myrl fri ,t, NF'W
D)rltian af retilld in the t , it eo'r," 'f ThaI. J.
(,'bark and Jas. D!.Tliden eorpr wtlt,.t WIc aorsa
both o,1 this c Ii, who ho r.'rtrttn aIgi, their
namesr. with the partiesO and me. notary. on Lbs
Iay andi ridatt altretiaI'I.
)rigiuai Fstnind:
WALRifM M. CJLAWFOIWD
fi. USA I)RR,
Tr. a. tlEItitJL,
J1. It. MAMIL'FhN,
OKMi. (,. n4Wc, T,
M.P. J'PARM .T,
J e 1. W, .FLII,
M.IHCIIWAR'rZ4 111t
(1. ANukrRWa.
'1 HA T), J, (LA ilK.
.J D, TIDI)EN.
_______Notary I'ujbii' t.
I, thij onroeregnctl, i'-piity IRe,,riecr of Mort
SttWos in and for Ihe otrie i of onr amlt', tity of
Now ') bletra, tAte of .i ml ti'rtia, dio hIr'ttiv rcer
,ify than ttho within andI IIorego rig a't ,' inror.
or altl aor Ohiliroit! the N'"wOrli-'tti tt ock
? or(tnrany waRS this day duuty rro,rilerl in troy
flier, in b"ok 152, f',iiis III stiud 112, atccord,nC to
''1w.
(bignei) ('. D4KAI NI FlI,
Now Orleans, May 4t. 1577.
I certify the above tind fr.rew,inag to he atrtoe
anrl coirreot, copy of the otnriintit r tirtar. awt in
oertllit ..r "1 rOO dal trt i hl'or.hof. a *w extant in
my current regsgter. nri faitlh wiet-tf I grant
thesa n cit ci to utdr nay is rni tint iitaltroa of
my omriel i atttt, this it ghth tlay or May, A. I),
in".
my2 EDWARD IVY. Notary I'Pilic,
TAXNOTICES
$PJCIAI, t4ELJOICL
Oyieitm TAX AoL'zcroxr. Tarari T~itThIr,
I'arIuh of I) 1r"' na, %&ty 'r 1177.
Property owners of tfit, T hInd ,iuut'iRt aire
herehy notified that I am nt~w pt' tart~d to rno.
caive ocrrert anti mrk T XE+ ON iZ ;tf. LEN
TATK at No. 17 kspianado strirr.
ny9 Im 8. L". PRO Tfll. ('ofotwtr.
SPECIAL N#WTICF;.
OrpYrre HTATh TAX ( rfrrE ro,
Fifth Di.-trii, ilgira.
4t ifi 19 Ii. 1771
Al! rereona within the limits of thrho Fth DiF -
tr~Ofttittlcc liri'tio~ tint! (ripit4D ttx aire nt"relt
rtolfio'I thit the office. for 1ic 1"O. c itti, oif tsld
tax'" iti nI'tw ,ven at tho tt',rnra of c'Enil aStl
PaV srsgon ttret tis. Algiers.
aplu tIf i'rtit' ax Ci,, "fr
"D)OMESTIC."
Having "om pietedi orrarngern cts with th
Domesoic Howinc Mah in- Irompany for th9
ourthern agency of Letinr c lt)r:r:-d machineis
I now tffer th. m in tho , pablic at thL LOWe&,L
Ca h and Tine BIt0s.
Thei.e maehines are warranted to be th,. iight
e4t ruining moet dnrtbthile, ad impieet In eoa
struorion of any iook-at tr~h ma blue made.
A r.Aw stoek of Domestic anil 'U;ovoC and
Biker" idaeblnes just reeeived,
t"rover and rLrkr Sewing Machine Depot.
H. U. T$tiF,1
Ne. s Iratan.. 53Wee,.Nw @mrkiau.
a u as