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Democracy ~ its Worst Form.

yHB Democratic election officers Of the Third
and Fourth wards of this city, and their o'I-
leagues, the uuterri6ed crowds Of desperate
men who we're gathered about the polling
places in these sections OF the city, made
determined effort TO rervert the will OF the
people OF the entire State into the endorse
nnent of the TammaDy Reputation platform
and the revolutionary schemes of Frank Blair.
Remembering that the Republican ticket had
o majority in the State OF nearly ten thou
sand, at the election held in October the game
was desperate one and required desperate
hand to play it successfully. Doubtless the
recognized leaders Of the party, the
men of assumed responsibility, who
do not touch the dirty work with their own
hands, but apportiJn 1t out among their reck
less followers, aud participate only in the
spoils of Office which it brings within their
reach, were fully advised OF the state Of the
law regulating the counting Of the votes for
Presidential electors, and fondly hoped that
there could be- found and applied no tangible
remedy for the correction of the most out
rageous frauds that might be committed under
their instructions and through their con-
nivanoe. In the proceedings before Judge
Allison, in the Court of Common Pleas, yes
terdsy, the lsmentable fact was revealed that
tho election of the highest officer known to
the law Of the republic, the President Of the
United States, is at the mercy of unscrupulous
men. II the election officers of a few precincts
Of the oity of Philadelphia see fit to disregard
their oatbs, and to stuff the ballot-boxes with
hundreds-even with thoussnds-of fraudu-
lent votes, and to make correspondingly
fraudulent return thereof; unless the Board
Of Return Judges for the county, on whom de-
wolves the ministerial duty Of computing the
totals Of the returns made to and through
them individually, will assume the responsi-
bility Of rejecting such fraudulent returns, the
will of the people Of the State, in q close cleo
zion, may be entirely perverted, and the des-
sipies of the nation changed. .as.t.t
1t was, doubtless, with full knowledge of
this state of acts that the election officers o.
several divisions Of the Fourth ward Of this
city 80 conducted the elections presided over
by them on Tuesday last as to give to the
Seymour and Blair Electors an ostensible ma
iority of 1903 in that ward, in t. -Apectation
that other Democratic oficsfs, equally Jealous
and equally regardless df their oaths and OF
the rights of thspeo13s would swell the pro-
portions of ths1iss&sons fraud sufficiently to
overcome ~. publican majority of 9677 in
OctobeH thus give the Electoral vote of
tha@fto the candidates of the revolutionary
TO show how well these Jealous Fourth
ward Democrats succeeded, we present the
following startling comparison between this
ward and the Tenth, the white population OF
the two having been nearly equal at the last
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From these uDquestionable figures II will bs
seen that the vote of the Tenth ward, which is
constantly and rapidly increasing in popula-
tiop, has shown constant and healthy in
crease since 1860; while the Fourth ward,
nearly stationary in point Of populatioR-a
faot which is patent to every person who Is
acquainted with our city-starting in 1850
with vote one sixth less than that Of the
Tenth ward, and so tagging behind the latter that
ut the election Of 1856 its vote was still one
6fth less, between the 18th of October and the
Sdof November takes such rapid strides thatits
vote increases from 81 to SO per cent Of the whole
number Of taxables, regular and extra assess
raents included, the vote OF the Tenth ward
during the same period decreasing from 70 to
" per cent. The full force Of this inequality
Is more vividly displayed by the comparative
number Of dwelling houses in each ward, the
Fourth showing one and one third voters to
each house, while the Tenth has bat four
htths of voter to each house.
The precise manner in which this result
was brought about was revealed by the afi-
davits which We published yesterday. These
sworn statements disclosed such a glaring
iniq lity that Jddge Allison, a man who stands
above the suspicion Of partisanship, was con-
strained to style it ga great aud fagrant
wrong, committed upon citizens who are euti-
tied 10 deposit their honest ballots" In the
face of these facts, the Return judges, advised
that there was no legal remedy save that
which they themselves might take the respOn-
sibility OF applying, rejected entirely the pre-
tended votes of three divisions of the Fourth
ws,d and Of one division Of the Third, a
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course which was commented on by Judgs
Allison In the following vOrds;--

Allison in the Following W0rds:-
~ am prepared to say ih At n I we're sitting as
TO me such as has been presented to tnem OF
turning what professed 70 be cleo dons into the
ver1est farce that couid be Ina Btned. wnere
such outrageous and improper ohld1ot was
pursued systematically through the day, where
faces, com pared with other returns wnio1 b ave
been In the hands OF those return judges rs
legal evidence OF elections neld but afew weeks
ego 30 evidently RrOssy fraudulent, would
never count them unless 1 was com pelied TO do
SO by an authority higher aud more powerful
than myself. / would not, unless tue law,
stronger than m self. com PEELED me toan act ot
that Kind, put my hand TO certificates whtch,
by the evidt noe Defore me and by the figures
set out rpon tue face ui those returns W ere
representations OF Lbat which never took place,
but n fraud upon every indtvIdua Al cittzea au
outrage upon fee cleo iouS, and which not
deserving Indeed, the name of elections at all.
lt Is case IN whion there Is no irtOu
nal oey ODd themselves TO right as gross wrba ~
as appear here TO have been com mltted; aud
whilst IL may be possible at, upou q constde
ration OF their authority, IL migut be uecess lry
To decide ts a question OF strict law toHt their
duties we've purely mintstrriat have 0ely to
vote unless compelled 20 do So, and I may adj
this. That would hesitate long as judge bef IRE
! would issue mandsmus connecting tue
other officers TO do Lnat wntcn myself wOd.d
not DO unless under compulsiOn."
The Return Judges adjourned for two hours,
to give the advoOa es of the fraud an opportu-
nifty to defend or explain, but they did not
put III AL appoaIduCe, olIhet III PeTSou OT ny
attorney; and their remissness In this respect
must and will be taken as an Acknowledge
of the justice aud legality ofsthe action tskeu,
both by the Return Judges and the Court of
Common Pleas.
The happy result of this action by the Re-
turn judges is a clear majority of 58l2 for
the Grant and Colfax electors in this city,
which, We are fully persuaded, is not less than
5000 below the actual majority of the votes of
those who were entitled, under the law, to the
franchise. If the same principles are applied
to the contested election cases which will come
before the Court of Common Pleas on Satur-
day next, the 10 vest candidate on the Rspub-
lican ticket will be found to have been elected
by handsome majority, even after giving to
the Democratic candidates the benefit of the
6S56 fraudulent votes which were cast for
them on the strength of Mr.. Snowden's tip
stave certificates of ma turalization.
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DIVIDENDS.
f9y@ PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD CON.
PANY.

EsSY PENNS1LNAhlA hAlLhOAD Gun.
PANY.
TREAsURBB's DEPARTMuNr. l
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2, IN6s
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
The Board OF Directors have this daV declared y
- 'misnru'l Dividend OF FIVE PER GENT. on the
capital stoOk OF the Compsb clear OF National and
state tAxes, payable IN cash. and after November
30, 1863
Hank Powers Of Attorney f1v collecting DvidendS
can be ootalned at the Office OF tho Company, No. ass
&. Tk IRD St'eet.
The Cfioe wi be opened et A. M. aud closed at
fP. n fonm y. 81 TO Dec 6, for the pay meut
Of Dividends and after that date from A NJ. TO
M. THOMAS T. Firth.
uB nt reaaareF.
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k0959 o l. E r DY r. r
~ AntDcr nf the article entitled ~
.T9 70 WICKE EST Man IN NEW YORK;
and other pdoIICa uss on kIudrei tnpIst VIII en- ve
sountr has COnsen ed TO iVer s
ONE LECTURE IN PHILADELPHIA
wICKEDNEss. ROMA NOE ANo RAsJALITY OF
NE " NOK,
The Lecture will take place az
CDNNERT HALL
ON TUISD ~ EVENIN !. NOV. 10, at o'clock.
anc be nunot on thc circumstances and iucidelts
Whicn have G iIne under the immeo ate no iC5O .
Dyer duIiDg fourteen years OF investigation la the
hau OTIS OF vice aud the AoJoes OF poverGy in New
York.
HIS recital OF the appa Ing crimes among the sdults
auo ch dr+n Feared atfiuence we'll a. In povecLy
ave SUCH as u awaken tue iuLPrest OF all
the uture character and welfare of the membsr srs OF
their households.
Pm ladephia fanIies have brrp sorely stricken aud
their hon C les desn ed Oy iha irghttul machi-
nations and RuI ements OF vice aud dlssipation
lhis ceiebrA'ed Christian phiIantnroOtst will picture
scenes that may lad par nts TO apply the
necessary TO save their chtdreu from TN sin
ano NJ sery known TO exist here as we'll as Ia New
York
is Honor JrdsP P.iree will preside.
The platform will be raservef for the clergy.
TuKE cd, SO ENTS.
For tale at the usic Store OF ME-, J. f. Gould, No.
923 CHI smut street.
N0tauR charge tor reserved seats. II this ntu4t
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pEFEA7BD BUT NOT DIsMAYED.-We see that
the names of Seymour and Blair are still
proudly and defantly flung to the breeze at
the Dem Ocratic headquarters, at Ninth and
Arch streets. This shows pluck if not good
sense, and there is nothing like keeping up
good heart under the most disoouraging cir
eumstanoes. Perhaps Mr.. Chairman Wal
lace and his confr6res intend thus early
to indicate their preferences for the nomi-
nees of 1872, but we should have thought
that the 'unterrifed' had had quite
enough Of Seymour and Blair by this time,
and that they would be willing to allow them
10 retire into oblivion without making any
tuss about it. In the meantime we would
suggest that the names of the candidates OF
treason flying above the Ninth AMI Arch
streets establishment are offensive to the eyes
Of loyal Philadelphians and the sooner they
are hauled down and sold to the rag man the
better. A coffee pot, with hole knocked in
the bottom, would be an appropriate sub,ti-
tute, and we give Mr.. Chairman Wallace the
benefit of the idea, with the hope that he will
act upon it without delay.
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To show how well these Jealous Fourth
ward Democrats succeeded, we present the
following startling comparison between this
ward and the Tenth, the white population OF
the two having been nearly equal at the last
official enumeration. in 1861
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

n6Sz SERMON rO VOUNts ~ EN-, u UNDEa
A. soctaiton.
Rev. T. DR. WITT TALMAaE will p-esob Ser.
mon especially e. NOittx ma Th.molrOv (SahNR hl
nv. ming. at he SECOND REFORMED CHURJH.
in SENENTH rtreet, hbu Je BIO VA, AZ ~ o'clock.
Beeis TeaervpG for yout e men.
edicsi student, aud Sc nnEors in the city cor
dtalIy uVits q . tend.
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RklEa NOHTH broad NrRFEr sSHEs
A11 BYTERLAN CHURCH-P' 'eaonIng To NOR
low wny tne Psstor, Rev. DR.. 3 RYKER, a. l0k 4. NJ
end ~ Il: M. In the evening. "Oaristiad Pilgrim
Entering The Gate" Third of the course OF ssrm
Progress, stTangoIs welcome.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

n16J@ WRIGHrS ALC0NATED GLYCER(N
-" Tablet VI suIdlheu GIy Cerin tends preserve
the akin fton.ory ness aho wrinkles, imparts
derfnl degree OF sofJness aud decacy to the com.
peB iOn, aud whenesg to the skin; IL excellent
dentilrce grateful to the taste and tonic to the
mouth and gums imparts sweetness to the
breath, and renders the teeth beautifully white, PoY
sale 6y all druggists. r. q O. A WRIGHT, No. GA
ChESNOT street. 2R
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

ALSpT@ nOu e FOR LITG TGLk w A Nd U u
HeS No t25sHlPPEh Street, I,-Mesangs Ia al
OF thib Ihhlltution viii be held Ia the Iuthwe
Presbyterian Church, TW WHNTfECH aad FIIZ-
WATER Streets tomorrow, at Sk NJ. and In tn =
CeDirs Presbyterian Cnurch. NO HTH a"d
CHERRY streets, at IN p. NJ. SingIaE by the Ii tie
Wand'Ie's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-05-01

Married Persons, or Young Men comtempls-
ting marriage, being aware Of Physical Weak
cured. ,.s'
He who places himself under the care OF Dr..
J. may religiously confde in his honor as 2
gentleman, and confidently rely upon his skill
oG ,ohvc0ion .r..-
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YOUNG MEN,

Especially, who have become the victims of
solitary Vice, that dreadful and destructive
habit which annually sweeps to an ultimely
grave thousands Of Young Men of the most
excellent talents and brilliant intellect, who
mi ght otherwise have entranced listening Sena-
tors with the thunders of eloquence, or walked
to estacy the living Tyre, may call with full
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MARRIAGE,

necessary requisites to promote cOnnubial hap
piness. Indeed, without these the journey
through life becomes weary pilgrimage; the
prosp ct hourly darkens to the view, the mind
becomes shadowed with despair and filed with
the melancholy reflection that the happiness Gt
another becomes bighted with your own.
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y AMPS, LAMP GOODS g OIL.
WIN. COGAN.

Is, n orth loyal Street,
offers for sale Lamps in great variety, from the
little Tom Thumb, to the most magnificent Par
iIor Lamp; Gut, Ground and Plain Globes;
Chimneys, all kinds and sizes, Brushes, Wick,
and a1f other goods in thetrade, at the most rea-
sonable s prices. Especial attention is called to
large lot of Stsnd Lamps ust received, purehs-
resnon;ng res rates. All who want real bargains
in handsome Parlor and Table camps had bet
ter come quickly. mn o-u
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NUMBER lO4.
MEDICAL.
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL. I

AS A REFUGE FROM
QUACKERY.
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DE- rLoooREsMAN RESnAk GaRgi respestfnlly informs
the public that he is now enabled to reduce his
price for Artificial Teeth, and to bring them
within the means of al who stand in n9ed OF
them The public can depend upon the VERY
BEST MATERIAL ONLY BEING USED, as hereto
fore. -rc, @ ap 23-2w
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7z ALEXANDRIA W FRIDAY EVENING. MAY l. 1868
GROCERIES.
= 49,
1861

1865. SPRING TRADE. 1868.
Ia 2 = ------ - : ~; e: H., f.. -, = 49,
NEW GooDsl NEW GooDsl NEW GooBsl
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DoDONDA ISLAND GUANO.
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST FERTILIZER
f,4-. IN THE, COUNTRY.

The "Rodonda' is Pure Natural Guano-j
not ''mixture' or a manipulation" Sop.
Itis one hundred per cent cheaper in price
than any fertilizer in the market, and nearly
two hundred per cent cheaper than Peruvian
Guano. 100.
The results Of Rodonda Guano, in the sale of
upwards of 5000 tons in this country during
the past eighteen months, is attested by numer-
and practical farmers of Maryland and Virgin
ia, showing that it is superior to many Of the
fertilizers now offered for sale, and equal to any
costing double the money
This Guano is inspected ,analyzed and weigh
I invite attention to the numerous analyses
and certificates of "Rodonda" at my counting
ROOM No. l8, Union Wharf.
4. an l4-lm & B. n. LAMBERT, Agent.
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-u,HEs VIRGINIA LAND COMPANY

INCORPORATED ACCORDING TO THE
g5 t.J LAWS OF, VIRGINIA,
with authority to own 25 0OOacres OF land; Gap
ital Stock not less than S., 600, or more than
100000, in shares of $1On each, for the purpose
of buying and selling Land to-, and inducing
immigrants to the State of Virginia.
cooperate with US, by subscribing literally in
money or land, which will with our organ ia
ton prove profitable, facilitate immigration to-,
and the settlement of a large area Of uncultiva-
ted lands in the State. The books are opened
for subscription at the Office of tho Company
100, Prince street, Alexandra.
w. II. MARBURY,
~ - I.i Secretary and Treasurer.
,r3 Ga JOHN S. BARBOUR, Prest
10 T. A. Brewis, -"
@. T. Suttle t g t.
G G. Wedderburn, "
81. B. Sweeny, D;rectors sr1
j. W. Burke, ..-y.--
Andrew Jameson,
Julius Dienelt,
J Fl Barker. rs. q ~ 'i. , oct IL
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ID EMOVAL TO
IL GO4, KING STREET,
(FRENCHS OLD STAND.)

On and after the first day of April next, the
subscriber will be found at the above stand,
where he will be pleased to see his old custom
ers, and all others who may want anything II
the WATCH or JEWELRY LINE.
mar I9-'tf +, S. FLEMING.
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ON NEW STORE. 100
~ oHoUsEKEEPERy EMPORIUM.

The attention Of housekeepers is most respect
f,iiV called TO large and well selected stock of
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES, =,
Of all descriptions which will be sold at small
advance on cost price
Housekeepers will find No, assortment OF
WOOD and WILLOW WARE, BRlITANIA
and Block Tin, Plain and P!anished LIN ana
Tinned Iron Ware Fine Table Cutlery (Rog-
ers' and other celebrated manufactured Fine
Silver Plated Table Ware, (warranted) Brushes
and Feather Busters of all descriptions, Door
Mats, and all other articles usually found IN a
frst-class establishment. A call is most res
pectfuly solicited. 8 !: o ~ &J bMaN,
next door to D. Appich's Confectionery
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AVERY s. DAVIDSON, g

III 5tGEtf EEetIEEs-t c----fsfftEE n ~ ~ ttyi
it55.i AVERY s. DAVIDSON,
.22e, KING STREET, COR. OF ALFRED,
,Announce that they have just made large ad-
ditions to their stock of choice gQ}ef gsa
FAMILY GROCERIES, b5358 @
t5c 4r WINES AND, LIQUORS,
! and ere prepared to offer full and well select
3 hhds. Cuba, Porto Rico and Vacuum, Fan
Sugars. n -..jrt
. .iO, bbls. Crushed, Granulated, Powdered and
p t3'H ugars: St.s, 80
10 sacks Rio, Laguyra, Ceylon and Java
lCoffces. I .l gl42 y ab 2i5ad t5G,H Ifa
}sa ,hhds George s. Jenkins Sugar cured
Sides, Shoulders and Breasts. z ,r5
2 tierces George & Jenkins Maryland
Hams. - 1, ,
tierces w estern Leaf Lard.
Z 25 bbls. Family, Extra, Superhne and Fine
Flour. 12 grlge hGa .isas ~ - la#G ~
aJl0 boxes choice Factory Cheese ) 5
!. 80 boxes Babbitts, Stearine, Eavenson's and
Browa Soap. vs -;
GuppoWder, Imperial, English Breakfast,
Oolong and Japan Tea.
Chow Chow, Piccalilli, Olives, Olive Oil,
Sardines, &C., &C., Brooms, Buckets, Baskets,
Tubs, Mats, &C., together with q choice as.
sortment of 20 s@l.I Z. ~ EtNgL o. ~ E1aGs
"a s5a,i WINES AND LIQUORS
Bakers celebrated pure Rye u Thompson"
tZeigler, y Family Nectar and other brands
of W hiskies pure jamaica Spirits, N. E. Rum,
Brandy, Gin, Blackberry Brandy, Port Ma
deira ard Sherry Wines, &C., all of which will
be sold at prices which cannot fail to please.
AVERY s. DAVIDSON,
n. mar 2S-1m. 226, King ST., cor. Alfred.
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Who havo injured themselves by a Ger
tain practice, indulged in, habit fre
quently learned from evil companions, or at
school, the effects of which are nightly felt,
even when asleep and, if not cured, renders
and body. should apply Immediately, ,..., -.
What a pity that young man, the hope OF
his country, the pride of his parents, should be
snatched from ali prospects and enioyments of
life by the consequence of deviating from the
path of nature, and indulging in 8 certain Sc
plating
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A CERTAIN CURE FOR
GAPES AND OTHER DISEASES IN
:. i. Z CHICKENS AND TURKEYS:
A Certain Preventive Of Chicken Cholera:
Will prevent disease in all kinds OF fowl, and
promote an increase of fat Read the following
.'.,4....., Jefferson Frederick co., Nd,
July 22d, 1867.
Messrs. Clotworthy s. Co.:
Gents-The wonderful cures which have been
made by your Poulterers' Friend cannot fail to
interest all who raise poultry. a gentleman of
this village has been experimenting on chick ems
with the gapes. He tried your Poulterers
Friend, according to tho directions, and it had
the desired effect in removing the worm, etfec-
tually relieving the, chicken at once; Since
then I have had many calls for it, and i has
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is OF tiocalculable value to sll who raise poultry.
Respectfully, a. SPENCER.
Price 25c per package.
Prepared only by
lt Also, RAT KILLER, HORSE AND CAT
TILE POWDERS--the best in use.
Fer sale by JANNEY s CO, 145, King st.
And E. S. LEADBEATER s. CO.
nov 16-6rn
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EDUCATIONAL.

c,r. sTANISLAUS ACADEMY, BAY ST. LOUIS
sh snes ee9 s is baau,uy on
a Se
green's the holiday walks neighboring woods and
bathing summer are for the pupils great ncite
the delightful situation Of Bay ST. Louis and the fac
s se pasns
tages is necessary. +; .,s institution, =, s.r,o.,
mild nhe as sys'p%s rules
being prevented by constant watching over the con.
The religious moral instruction of the pupils and
soiicade and constant given to the forma
Sa ss and
20 the Of lam
annual vacation lasts about ak weeks -
at on
The course education comprises all that is in
and Fench Grammar composition
Bookkeeping Algebra GsGRp@sfFsy' ER X s. etc
Board and Tuition per session. payable half yearly in
advance NOV :, .os.ion " 10 co
sedding per e session toptonal, 10 90
ssssi # 3fRi pstSsH STI&ans 50 90
Piano and Violin, per month each 90
Use of Piano, per month 80
Brass Instrument per month. .-.....--...- 60
SSna Gs S % ss1e
twelve pocket twelve pair stoekinSs six
Gns four summer rock coats panta
ns soes on and
broad double woolen blanket, one pillow, four pill
low oascs three pair sheets one one MOSQUITO nar combs
No advances made by the institution for clothing
travelling pocket money etc. unless sum oil money be
| deposited to cover these expenses
| The number of pupils is limited Parents and guar
d;ans will find il advantageous to enter their OF
wards in tho beginning of the session.
For further particulars apply by letter to Brothc
odon Director of the Academy, addressed to Bay st
Louis {Shieldsboro') Miss. =,
Southern Bank, New Orleans; Rey: Father JourSon don
Fatber Durer, Pastor of the Annunciation Church
Third District New Orleans; Brother Athanasius col
ner of Lawrence and Massachusetts streets, Mobile
Very Rev. Pellcer at the Cathedral Mobile Rev. Fathe
| Coyle St Vincent Church, Mobile fe23
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NEW ORLEANS, January 81, i-t'
L CHARLES II. LUZENBURG, District Attorney
and for the First Judicial District Parish of Orleans
hereby certify, that have carefully examined the
going Charter Of the New Orleans Catholic PubicaS
Company, and that find nothing therein contrary 10
Constitution and the laws of the State of Louisiana
II. LUZENBURG
District Attorney First Judicial Distric1
j. III. ODIN, THOMAS j. SMITH, c. NJ
N. J. PERCHE JOHN b. DUFFY, G. SIS.
PETER HOLTON JOHN FLANAGAN
JAMES O'DOwD' THOMAS KENNEY.
w, j, CASTELI, w. B. LANCASTER,
fec D. p. SCANLAN.