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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-24
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

DERIQUE TOBACCO.
agency OF the celebrated Grand POM. rarish OF
81. James, louisiana,
PEKIQCE TOBACCO
Has constantly on hand large stock for sale in
io's to salt. E BoI RGEOIS
apps I'm No. - Cont street.
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EXECUTIVE ORDER.

State Officers Ordered to Military Duty.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Executive Department.
New Orleans. May II. 49,;
Under the Provisions Of the militia laws Of the
State q Louisiana. j: is hereby directed that a.!
enp,oyes IN the several Offices of The State OF
Loais ana. IN the city of New Orleans. Liable 20
military duty, forthwith enroll themselves IL
some military organization il the FRS. Division.
Immediately form military cox pai.les. 20 te IS.
signed to tina: division.
Blanks ard necessary Information can te OBJ
taced q: ':.e Uac. of III. AL u.a.: Genera. OF tie
State.
WILLIAM 2. KELLOGG, Governor.
HENRY STREET. Ahiutant General. myG 2p
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The above statement q a iust. .ru, aid correoS
aDsc1! ~ nom the 1ooIs OF the COM any.
9. Y. EoTr. Secretary.
STATE cr ins ANA, >
PAS. Q. .:issns.
City OF Heu t.Fieans. }
sworn % anc erbsec!bed be.o.a re lila tenth
lay .. June. 1872.
P. CHS. CUvELLIKn. .o..:, Public.
81 meeting 81 The Board Of 0.Iec1rYs held Of,
.he tenth day g: June, 1872. i. ved 20 paw
4 IAhH DIVIDEND OF THIRTY PER CENT OF,
me net earned participating premiums +or the year
eHdng May 81. 1877, payable on tie tN.5d MondAy
OF Juiy next. Also, 70 pay 90 demand zen per cent
interest to the scrip holders cpoI conversion OF
.hef scrip i:'o capital stock per a.. ded ehars
.es Of the company.
Directors:
r. nASPsaO. David NerhARD,
:. z. RELF. L. p GENEIYS
ID. DIIG, P. FOTHCEY
rs. MILIZ }. j. FERNASDkz.
= A. CHAFFRAI4, }. NJ. ALLEN.
!ell " CHARLES LAFITTF.
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HAVANA CIGARS AND CIGARETTES,

Domestic CIGARS and CIGARETTES, and a full
assortment OF Chewing and Smoking TOBACCO
constantly On hand and for sale by
ED. L. ZELL L Co,
Corner Canal and Caronde!et Streets
New Orleans. LOUISIANA,
ooous so.d fu4ly warranted mLl2 ly
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-24

BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Elected February II, 1873.
Cha1ies Briggs. Thomas II. Ec;S
ANT. Carri.re. Chm. Honod.
George A. FOsdick. b. JaIafsOIS
K. Bruger. 4. 5. HOwat3~
r. Anderson, Felix Earuso
4. Frerchs, Aug. B0hA
George ". dunbar. Edward Eobs.
EFF. Siockmeysr. Wash. Moytono
Henry J. VOse. William Knoss
+. Marquee. ". s. Bailey.
Charles Weishaaf, J. f. Liva'1iais.
4. LecsuIt, AtvOod T!oa::o
Frank Williams, 4. X. Mille,.
Charles LATTE, Edward NoyS!yo
Rudolph Siegs J. "A. Lum.
". G. Black. Sias Weeks
George ". Hynso. eh.3
4 MEXICAN MUTUAL I>sukANth Ass
sOClATIOH OF NEW ORLEANS,
33............ Commerciaf Pluce..... ......J
Be:vets Camp and st. Charles Streets
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-24

J. p. Rorx. Secretary.
STARR - inensSA.
Parish ef Orleans. city of New t'ItaDs. J
Sworn 20 ard subscribed before he :s,s :~elty.
fifth say Of March, 1879.
P. CHARLES CUrEiiiFR,
Notary Public, Fo. 10 G1astss street.
The Board OF Trustees have ssso!vei 20 pay SIS
FEB CENT interest on the outstanding cersifcatee
o:.crip ON and after MONDAY. May y. 1873. saiis
scrip 10 be then converted into capita. stosk. a.
per amended charter of che company.
CHARLES BRIGGS. PIssiIeas
ANT. CARRIEREo Vice ysssissS
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TIE above statement is a true and sofgest s1a:,o
s-.iyt from the books Of the company
CHARLES briggs. ffsKlG"n&
J. r. Rorx. Secretary.
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Cap:a,..". .................. ga" REQ
Assets December u. :5.2.. ,s:::! "a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-24

Parties Ges!fors Of Insurance h..e .:s Y.f~'feeY
OF making two half yearly payme::s, .n:. are en-.
=: 20 AL equal portion of she d.@aeHds at tbs
end cs the year. in lieu thereof - ..e usual 10
bate. IUsIres against fire risks exc .s.vely, is
c.:y o. country, al The lowest rates .: efemiSms.
d. LETBEII PRESIDENT
Dc $. ASCH.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-24

DECLARED:
irte1es: On capita. paid n. zen reY cent.
Dividend On capital paid IN. eg!.: Per cent.
c.G.LeId Oh premiums paid. SIX tee. ?e1 cert
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-06
The LATEST NEW
WASHINGTON.
Conflicting Rum0rs From Cuba.
The Spanish Press Demand that
The FlShP0l0 Protocol be
Repudlated.

WASHINGTON, December 6.-The
State department refuses Nny,ntormn.
ton regarding the startling news from
Cuba, They knew nothing at mid,
night, The Associated press reports
that Captain General JoweIar has no..
signed. In explanation he saws the
delivery of the Nirginius to the United
States Is the cause Of trightml commo.
lions lnd catastrophes throughout the
Island. Meantime the volunteers, by
private means, ARE buying war vessels.
The Ne2 dc Cuba declares that Senior
Solor, Minister of the Interior, has for
warded his resignation.
The volunteers would consent
TO placing the Nirginus in the
hands of n neutral power for arbitra-
tion but Will not let her come direct
~ to the United States. The port au-
th0rities cannot count on the support
of the people in carrying out the proto-
col.
La Cronista says the time has come
for true Spanlards to prepare to fight;
they will conquer or die. The Span
ianlS will refuse obedience to the home
Government in regard to the restora-
ton of enlarged property to Ameri-
cans. II advises all to be in readiness
10y land or SEA for fight. All between
fourteen aud forty must be enrolled,
and all traitors and liberators expelled,
The article concludes with challenge
to the American people TO fight.
The Ossippce and monitor Mohapnc
have arrived at Key West, nine days
from Fortress Monroe. Eighty-three
more naval recruits from New Orleans
arrived at Key West tonight.
WASHINGTON, November 5.--The
Committee on Privileges and Flee
tions meet tomorrow. After organi-
cation and colsultation the committee
will take up the Louisiana case, The
parties are very busy. Senator Nor
ton tonight sent for cousell0rs Billings
and Dibble and after the interview the
two gentlemen went in search OF Judge
Durant who is supposed to be retained
in Pinchhack's interest.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-06

The Ogden Junction, n Utah news
paper says; "a pocket diary, licked
up in the streets at u neighh0rint city,
would seem to indicate, from tie fol-
lowing choice extracts, that the Mnpr
was a medical man: Kase $50. Mary
An Perkins. Bisnes, wash.wUnan.
Sickness in her bed. Fisk, sum blue
pills; soaperiilc; age, 50 Ped m, one
dollar, kuarter bogus. Mind good
kuarter aud max her take mo isik,
Kase 2Sl. Tummes Kinks, Dishes,
Nirishman. Lives with Pady Moou.
ny what keeps dray, Sickness, cgg
in ribs and tow black eyes, Fish to
drink my miXter twict day Of saspr-
lily bere and jellop, and fish lie withps-
ifetity TO max it taste tisiky. Rubd
his face with Fart grCse linimentl@
years of aye. Drmkcd the miXter aid
wuddut pay me bekase it tasted nastl,
but the mixter II work his innards, \
reckon. Kase 2G2. Old Misses Boggs
Amt got no bisnes, but plenty d
money. Sikness awl hunbug. Gisy
her sum of my celebrated "Dipsehori
kon,n which she sed drank like col,
tee-wich it was too. Must put some
think in it to max her feel sick an,
bad. The Old Women has got tn
roks.n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-06

THE conditional pardon heretofore
in vogue in Massachusetts has been
decided invalid by the Supreme Conrt
of that State. In 1865 II convict was
sentenced to four and one-half years
Imprisonment, but at the end at two
years was pardoned on conditions that
if ever again convicted he should serve
out the remainder of the first sentence,
Unfortunately he got into evil ways
and was sent back to prison on new
sentence. To escape serving out the
balance of the old term, writ OF ha-
beas CORPUS was awaited of to get the
case Into the Supreme Court, and
hence the decision, The abolition OF
this conditional system will probably
not be regretted, for if a man is fit to
be pardoned at all, it is hardly neces-
sary to impose upon him a contingent
imprisonment.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-06

The New York sun co lvratulates lls
readers upon the recent discovery OF n
new christian Statesman II says,
IA shining light has been added ia
the array of precious rascas, who, I'm
der hypocrltical Observation-Disclosures.
seek to veil their otltnses against hon
esty and morality. 10 be sure. his as.
snmplions of pletv were Nradud for
the first time at II late stage Of his pub.
lie career, so that he is to he ranked
rather as fresh convert than as one
worthy to be counted among the old
professors. Hitherto his walk md
conversation have not been Of char.
acter to meet the approval of such
pious politicians rs pOmeroy and Iar,
Ian. We have not heard VI his nd
dressing meetings of the Yotng Mems
Christian Association, and it's certain
that he has never acquired prominence
AS u temperance lecturer. BIT comlnl
into the field at the eleventh hour he
exhibits n degree OF unctlo,, so t
speak, which il beautiful to behold
Our readers might guess fora weel
without hitting the name 0t1hc dis
tinguished convert, SO we will give /
without more ado. The ncwes Chris
tian statesman is the drunAei Judgr
Dmell, OF Louisiana
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-06
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The London Tines Views on
the Course to be Pursued
by England in The
VirginiuS Case.
The D9Mbardment OF Cartha-
gena 4 Failure.

LONDON, December "a dispatch
stating that the Captain General OF
Cuba declined to execute the Fish
Polo protocol, causes dizziness i'll
American stocks.
A factory at Halifax was burned,
Loss $500. The falling walls killed
three persons.
Tie Times publishes an official list
of the British subjects taken prisoners
on the steamer Nirginius and executed
The Times, in commenting, says that
the British government, while de
manding the surrender of the survi'
vors, must carefully avoid committing
itself to the proposition that the seiz
ure of the Ylrginips was Illegal.
A Spanish special says the bonn
bardment of Carthagenn is failure.
A regular siege is now intended.
PARIS, December Sin the Assem-
bly, motion was introduced by the
Left to ccnsure the government for con
tinuing in q state Of siege, but was vo
ted down by 30 to 273.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-06
HERE AND THERE.
Destructive Storm ut Chicago
and Detroit.

BurFALo, December 5.-There is a
southwest gale. The water is higher
than it has been for twenty years. The
lower parts of the city are overlooked.
BALTIMORE, December 5,-There is
not the slightest foundation for the
despatch sent from Trenton, that a
freight train ran off the track on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, nine miles
from this city, smashing ten freight
cars, destroying fifty thousand dollars
worth of property, and delaying trains
between New York and Washington
last night. The officers of the company
state that there was no accident or de-
lay of any kind yesterday between
Washington and New York.
CHICAGO, December 5.--The gale
Wednesday evening caused cOnsidera-
ble damage. In Detroit 100 feet of the
brick wall of the new Michigan Central
car works was Frustrated and the
whole roof blown off. The iron roof
of the Central freight depot was blown
into the river. The steamer Burnside
was blown against the steamer Macki-
nav, damaging the latter to the extent
of four thousand dollars. The steamer
Keenaw was blown up the river a mile
and o half and beached. Two tugs
were lost and their whereabouts hre
unknown. The rropellfra Caldwell
and Montgomery, besides many other
crafts, were blown across the river, sus-
tanning more or less damage,
Boston December 5.-The naval
preparations are being hurried. The
Brooklyn will DC ready in twelve days.
CINCINNATI, December 5.-Storms
I'm Ohio and Indiana. Trees blown
across the tracks have delayed trains.
louisville, December 5.-Notice
has been given Of reduction OF ten
per cent in the wages Of the employees
of the railroads from the coal regions.
This will embarrass the trade, The
men prefer ideness to living rates and
hours.
1t is reported that the schooner A.
w. Smith, ostensibly hence for Key
West, really carries coal and arms for
Cuba. Nothing definite can be OBJ
tanned here regarding Cuban affairs.
Fish and Polo are equally reticent.
nhe absenee Of American vessels from
the port of Havana is u part OF the
programme. Their presence there, un-
der the circumstances, wOuldhave been
considered menace. Our government
will not consent to the delivery of the
Virginius to neutral power. but will
receive her on the high seas, The .ad.
ministration seems Inclined to deal
very quietly, aud will avoid hostilities
II possible, They claim that silence,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-06

IT is estimated that the wool clip OF
Colorado and New Mexico, this year,
will reach 5000, 600 pounds.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-06
hAnnErs ny TELEGRAPH.

NEW ORLEANS, Docemoor u. ro,.
lol quiet sales $500 bales Gnod an NV.
u,lafy To strict good ordlnorv iitn,
li,ci low mlddling To strict loy mnjI
Giiing lSl@l56 middlIng 10 strict mII.
ul,s !, lSl@lOici good mlddlIng lsc, for
r e. .., checks Receipts lS,fso bales.
araA Jn coaslwIse 2,8Ss; cantlment
9,%o stock l530l6; ulisold d.OOo,
Weeks sales 81, 400, reccints J mel
90, s5SOi gross G2,3i0 bales,
ENporls-Grcat Britain 26,3lS, con.
llnehl ,oOo coastwlsc 1914. Gold N
Wo!c discount for currency; quarter
checks. Wv WI
NEW loRR, December 5.-Cotto,
quiet NJ lOCrl6sc
Gold 0l@Ol.
LIVERPOOL, December 5.--Unland
nothing below good ordinary, dellyeri
bic In March, sgd,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-06

vI,RUSTEES SALE.--Under and by virtue
OF deed OF trust executed by q. W.
Walker, 80th day Of April, A. D. 1870 10 So.
cure Moody JemiSon, in The payment o.
promissory note dated April Nth, A, ID. ioIa
for one thousand dollars, with interest at "
per cent per annum from August lst, lol5,
and signed by said Walker; also TO sccnrs
Adams & Leonard in the payment OF dfait
drawn by said Walker In favor OF ADAMS q
Leona,d, dated June ", a. ID. 1873, for three
hundred aud fifty dollars, with interest ~
az per cent per month from date, ! VIII SCI
1.-THE Courthouse door, In the city and county
Of Dallas TO the highest bidder for cash, De.
tween the hours OF 10 O'Clock, n. m. ana I
oclock p. m, on Monday heath day o. ian,
prpbtrty, to-wit I The whole OF the printing
establishment, Job Office and newspaper,
published In the city OF Dallas anu known
rs the Dallas News, together with all the
appurtenances belonging tn the same. This
December 9Th, 1sI3
25sdltl4w4t w j. CLAhk, trustee
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p pplp,, "details, is prudential Tho
" m,aul,,, zion @lll not adopt harsh
"n ud oa,' " enforce the prot ltol with
o'' Congressional sanction. WV"
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RAILROAD TInETABII.
NrriNAi and Departure VI Trnins 80
Dallas,

HOUNTON Am TEXAS rrNTnNII
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~ Ann PACIFIC
THE MAILS.
STAGE LINES.

=, AniYea. Departs.
roNI WORTH lylmn,l94N y, ~ SOFA, M,
DENruN Arrives Monday, Wodnesdnysnnd
r fndnys NJ 500 u. m, Departs on TUESDAYS,
Thumdnyenn saturdays vt ZOO u, M.
CLknunN- Leaves Sundays aud rhursdnys
~ olVn' m, Arrives Mondays ana Friday h
NJ hOn y, N,
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WAR DECLARED AND CUBA INVADED
ID q lla 8 ,

And all the merchants Of this city and the
entire NORTHERN BELT are .rssplyed to
no lnngcrsend 70 the Sandwich Islands when
fight here, 1T their very door, they can get
Cotton and shipping Stencils, Banking
and Mercantile Stamps, Notary and Mason
ic Seal Presses, Brands for FIGURING NILS,
Ribbon Self-dating Stamps, Rubber stamps
and Printing Wheels, "Gem" Type Presses
and stencil Plates, Door Plates and House
Numbers, Conductors and Porters' Badges,
plain and Round Brass Alphabets, Carriage.
makers Plates, all sizes Stamped Huboons.
Old stamps N ,de nev. hngraSihsih scrip"
"Brysnt's STAMP hepet,"
a,5deodar, Dallas, Texas,
National Republican., 1873-02-10
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
The Water Sauuly.

FEnRUARY6 q, ls7a
EDIToR REPUBLICAN; beg leave to call The
attention OF the powers that he to the following
thoughts Of an humble observer. As you
are aware. the greatest number Of smallpox
cases are In back alleys aud courts throughout
the city, and that the great preventive Of all
contagious diseases Is Inst to keep ones person
clean, aud next to keep his premises In q GIeanly
condition, Now you cannot do either Of these,
unless you have an abundance Of fresh water, Of
winch gOly Rlft the said alleys, no., are entirely
dencleht. The poor and pOycTty-siTicken con-
gregate largely IN these places, where there a O
no pumps, and unless they bring water from the
main streets, which In some cases are long
way OF, they will do without II entirely, or make
one buckeful last as long AZ possible and In fact
use tue same water over and over again, The
rear OF my lot abuts one Of these alleys, where
arc number OF wTetched tenements occupied
by the very poorest people, and ] have actually
seen them light beoauae one Of their number re-
fused 10 replace 4 bucket Of water which hg had
used. Now tie Tenedl I0r thlI state 0f 40 Alra u
for the authorities to have laid y small water
main In each OF those alleys, and set up hydrants
National Republican., 1873-02-10
THE NATIONS wARDs.
Examination Of Students at the Soldiers,
and saIiae., nrna..., tIa...


saturday afternoon the pupils Of the Soldiers
and Sailors orphan Asylum were examined by
thelr teacher, Mr.. J. 7. COrlcw, In the presence
OF the boarl Of lady mlnagers and q number Of
NlsltOrs. Among the number were Mrs. NCNalT,
Mrs. Admiral Powell, Mira. Gen. Chapman, Mrs
Mcclellan, Mrs. capt. Morris, Mrs. senator Fer.
riss, Mrs. DR.. Dexter, Hon. Ms. Horace Maynard
Rev. DR.. Sunderland, Rev. Mr.. Parker, Superin.
tendcnt Wilson, rruf. King, Of Wayland semi.
nary, Mr. Mckee, principal OF Franklin Male
Grammar school, AMI others
The exercises commenced at ii1l o'clock, al
which tlnc the pupil, sang the very appropriate
song, "The RED, White and Bluc.h The pupils
were then examined In their various studies
embracing mental and practical arithmetic, read.
ing and grammar Superintendent Wilson and
others prOpOundcd questions to the pupils hut
coull not nOnplus them. The progress OF the
pupils Il little less than remarkahls-in grammar,
particularly. A year ago they had Just mastered
the elements, and now are able to anaIyzc cor.
rectly from the Fifth Reader.
The singing was quite feature, Mrs. Ferris
rendering efficient aid by her ac,ompanmenis
on the piano. A duet, entitled "Meet Me by the
Runnng Brooks soprano by Mary Magec and
alto by Mary McSaliy, was pleaslnRy given
"Mns. Caudles Curtain Lecture" was read In
"Lochlcls Warning" 6y Judson 3 Brown and
Charles Meacham. Tho ''Snow shower by
Gertlc ucTberi, was also effectively given,
Rev. !. L. Parker presented the gold med Al "a
Eta J. Christine AMI the one Of SILVER to julia
a. Wolfe,
Superintendent WILSON, with few appro,
PIRATE remarks, presented the prize for spelling
to Milton II, HlskOx.
Those entitled TO honorable mention for I'm.
prOvement are, Sallle A. KelsD and GertiT
Oerbert for attention 10 study and excellence
In department; May 3. Armstrong, Lucy A.
Cole, Lizzie Reagan, Julia Reed, Katie Christine
]. j. Brown, Charles MHacham, ]. CaTnes Hugh
Bartlett, John Wnlfs Arthur McLain, aud Willie
McLain; for neatnesS, Eugene Scruten Gnd
Harry Scarborough.
Dr. Parker, In his concluding remarks, gave
volc' to his appreciation of the service Of the
present able teacher, aud, Judging from the IA
VOrahl, comments Of the lady managers and
visitors, he IL held In high esteem.
basket NJ choice cNoilca, the gift Of Mrs
General Chlpman, was the subject 0t universal
admiration
National Republican., 1873-02-10
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
A CARNIVAL.
shall We Have Ono Amer Inauguration

Dayt
The general expression Of publis feeling
throughout the community Is strongly favOrabl,
TO the protest Of arranging some street display
on the 9th Of March for the amusement and en-
tertalnmsnt OF the Thousands OF visiting
stranaes who will throng our city upon th'
occasion Of the Inauguration.
When the subject Of holding carnival wa
aRitated in the early part Of last year the citi
zenE' meeting held at MetzerOtt hall resolved
that II was inexpedient to carry 1t through sue
eessfully owing TO the tOrn-up condition Of thu
public thOrDughfares ani the then unimpTOyed
condition Of our city, aud It was deemed prefer
able TO delay the festivities until the improve
mspts were completed nnh q more appropriate
occasion should occur With the vast improve
Lnents extending throughout the entire area Of
our District, our parks and reservations beautl
ned, what more appropriate time TO renew tho
festivities OF a carnival than following the Inau
gu.ation Of the Chief Magistrate The occasion
Is one OF Joy aud congratulatiOn 10 the country
and every section OF our broad domain viii send
forth It's representatives. TO witness AMI pArtiGl,
pate In the ceFsmonles. The various commit.
tees who are iRtrustal with the arrangement OF
the unoticlal Inaugural ceTGmOnles are striving
60 provide for IN, comfort and accommodation
Of all our visitors, anl while they remain IN ouI
midst every effort upon the part OF our citizens
should he made to entertain them.
The inaugural procession and onhvial ceremo-
nIes will occupy the day Of the sth Of March
and the ball at night, During the 9th we are
promised au exhibition drlll upon the Avenue
by the weAt Point cadets aud several Of the
crack volunteer organizations. On the 9th let
our "saturnalian"-the Mystic Krewe OF the
oApItal-and the various societies who delighted
US with their fantastic aud grOtG2gue display In
1871, holI fuii sway; lei Prince Carnival issue
eourty edlcts to his faithful subjects aud all no
owe him allegiance for grand bal ma'qUs, to he
given at night in the spacious building now under
construction,
Allie from the novelty Of the project ana the
amusement Il will afford visitors II will tend TO
keep an Immense number NJ people in the city,
and thereby AIT - the prosperity Of our Iner-
chant, hOtslB aud trades people.
boull / a carnival he decided upon The chair
man OF the committee states 10 hiI report to the
managing committee that 81 from the experience
gained In the past II can he better aud more sys.
tsmtticaly arranged, abound In more aitraclige
features, AMI give more general satisfaction than
anything OF the Kind heretofore attempted
Let the move h. made at once. There Ia no
time 10 be lost.