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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


49, 800
IMPAIRMENT OF COMMERCE..
CiTy Hall.
New Orleans. Dec. III. 1915.
Proposals for the revenues Of the MAGA-
ZINE MARKET.
Sealed proposals for tho collection Of the rove
nucs Of the Magazine Market. for the month OF
january next lS7G will b. received at this office
until IL o'clock M this day.
Terms Cash ON the spot in Y. =. carrency
EEIB j. u. LANDRY
d3i 1t Administrator III Commerce.
MARSHALL J. SMITH 4 CO..
FIRE. MARINE AND RIVER INSURANCE
AGENCY.
No. l9l GRAVIER STREET.
Special attention given to tho placing Of Ocean
II. r. LAWLER,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
u.s. H. r. 81 and 50 Peters street. hate New Levee,
near Poydras. New Orleans.
For the sale Of
NORTHERN AND WESTERN PRODUCE
A good supply Of the following articles always
on hand:
PORK. BACON. LARD. FLOUR. BUTTER,
CORN. OATS. BRAN. HAY. CORNMEAL
| POTATOES, ONIONS BEANS.
DRIED FRUITS. Etc. Etc.
Cash Advanced on all Consignments tnos
| Perishablc.l
shipments Advanced on must be insured u
1 my Open Policy. .ae1.
| trusted ~ caxe, delo u
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New Orleans Canal aud Banking Conn
t,a,y@ New 0tleans. Dec. at, is1S.4At n special
meeting ~ Tho Board ~ Difeutofs, held this
day a se,ni-annual dividend ~ toet per cent
WIS declared, payable ~ the Stockholders on The
FIRST MONDAY ot january next.
d9p ~ ON. JUMONVlIIE. Cashier.
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AtVrfCt,It XIV

d,uin, uo9rh q Managers may disttiDutn t1,o
Ign nulsf a they may dee,u Eight and r,,....n
s vy,ata may angaEs tlls suryjgpa II anil
,,,nn anu slbvr0l,ates, OF either ~ ffa,xt
Y The corporation nj III wj,f,,n ~ .,. .Y
"", sw s oy s,.a. na,.,es as IND oaf 81 Mana
al ~ VIM asS,EY r. t9a,a or each 81 them. mn
"af'"s Tie pleasure q said boatd. ~ eYs'sons
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me gilginsl Eubsn1ilars 10 tho st,ant ~ ,ht-
al 1e ag s sa q All times have The refusal WI u
Iatfed a The proposed price and tsrs y. .aan7.
nm ai!er the refusal ~ haeiti III tj,i. tia,i
s,,'sn ts, 70 bee9ise The purchasers III s"h
.u ~ gwhsta uf the stock snH1,,st W iii wv,
vi ~ ~. ~ .nss eofrofateb shall have M tsis
satt,a terms, W ~ sVAs, Hpt'1t tts
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saidcal atl .pr,rrr yYvr
Tho managers shall Is ELECTED BY ths stock
holders. each ytockholdcr casting one yote: end
Tor fIai,agers sbali BE- held ut tho once ~ tho
corporation, after due public notice. On we nfsk
Monday 81 October ~ each and every year. ana
KY s se syna arc dny eIssd and ss1
All officers and managers will hold over end
Slsa1a tst s asss q ' s Fs ee pas
unless Otherwise decreed Wy mayCfity o. tne
stockholders IN number and amount; but no
| either, shall dissolve the said corporation.
ARTICLE XVII
In case Of failure 9r ilsolvency q ne GcrD2-
said Corporation. be liable for any sum whatever.
tic stock Of the a fsFR1EfaEssQx VIII o. him.
This eorr,oraiion may be Dissolved BY o vot1 u
a. majority of three-fonrths Of the stockholders
number and ana sbs e sH se.mx e
hy q yote ~ at least majority Of the whole
stock In amount, decide how and ~ whom IN"
i Should lie stockholders bali to provide for the
t i then the Board oi Managers shall provide
o. INC ''i D ARTICLE xxx.
ties 10 this nj are declared 10 b. AZ follows. to
j Wit: In all six hundred shares, making the az.
gregate sum OF six thousand dollars A.
u Now Orleans, % the day. month and year nrs s
HaaSy and f5ea ao1 a saus Wsnssss sad
y =; SSS SSsssy }EE A A5gsIs'
} EfMP H fSSH s BA AAiffSfS fsaarr
" : BROWN And G,h K sssourHMAYD.
"J gas' GRAHAM. Not Pub.
Tt.r,.tv RtersrSeP Al Mart
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ARTI(Il wv.

All meetings Of the sd holders e1al
after twenty days advcfyIl!emept mag
Gus part of The paper published BY tbF "a
ton: in default u such paper, tlis3
other paper u general circulation
stating The day. hour and place of
All meetings u the stoekholders che y
to order and presided over by the Pr ~
the Board 81 Managers. A majority q W. ri
holders shall constitute ~ quorum 70 90 ~
ness In case u n eafIed meeting Of stock. ~
evs, no transfer u stock shall b. made DcEdint
said call. a lAA
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| "poor prospects" have been exaggerated,
and that while it is true that in many sec.
lions above named the soil has been thrown
up by the frost and the wheat dried up and
unseated by the constant action Of the mud,
the other winter wheat sections are in good
condition, and an average crop will be
secured. He also expresses the opinion that
the estimates Of wheat made by some dealers,
in circulars published not long since, are de-
cidedly out Of the way, and that there are no
such amounts of wheat back by nearly one
half Of the highest estimates.
As to the prospects Of spring wheat acreage,
We learn from a private letter from Kansas
that the season there is quite forward, and
that the sowing of spring wheat has COM
menced. But the writer states that the pros
poets are that light acreage will be sown,
owing to two great and almost insurmounta-
BILE difficulties, occasioned by the ravages of
grasshoppers last year. These are scarcity Of
seed and of means with which to purchase it,
and lack Of teams to till the ground, as
there is not native grain to feed the latter,
which have been poorly kept on hay during
the winter. and are too poor and weak to do
much work. This is no doubt true of all the
grasshopper regions, and is expected to affect
the planting Of corn, also, when the season
comes. It is fair indication OF the condition
Of I'LL the new sections ravaged last year by
the grasshoppers.
Later dispatches from various parts Of the
country indicate the correctness OF the fore
going views. One from Defiance, Ohio, states
that portions of the wheat crop of that State
are in fine condition, while other parts are
being plowed up for spring wheat. Canada
seems to be the only place where winter wheat
has been injured by the last cold spell. In
some sections of the Southern States, notably
Kentucky, the tobacco crop is said to be in
jured by the last cold snap to serious extent,
but no reliable estimate is yet at hand of the
damage done in general or in any particular
locality. Before this turn in the weather, the
plants were said to look we'll and to be favor
able to full yield.
Accounts from Tennessee, Alabama, Geor-
gia, Arkansas and Texas, all agree in the
statement that the acreage of cotton will be
fully up to that of last year, while former es-
Inmates Of the condition of the crop will have
to be largely modified possibly, by reason Of
the great damage said to be done by the last
frosts and cold weather. The acreage of
corn, wheat and oats will be increased from
fifty to seventy-fve per cent Especially will
there be an increase in corn planting. The
price of corn has been SO high during the
past season that Southern people have been
compelled to part with all the money they
could get from their cotton crop in the pur-
chase of corn and meat. Already corn is
we'll up in Texas and Southern Arkansas.
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Yesterday as an old citizen was mailing
"To Rent" card on a vacant house, pedes-
trian halted and remarked that "h-o-w-z-e :"
was not the right way to spell "house."
elbow long have you lived in Detroit 2"
asked the old citizen, scowling savagely.
Fifteen years." was the reply.
"Well, I've lived here for thirty" contin-
ued the old man, land guess know how to
spell as we'll as you do. Detroit Free Press.
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"A VACANCY IN THE SoLDENE TRoUPE-Mr.
Beverly, the clever young Irishman and tenor
comedian Of the Soldene troupe, left ON the
four o'clock train yesterday evening for New
York. He had some misunderstanding with
Miss Soldene in New Orleans, which was
never healed over, and which finally resulted
in his separation from the troupe. Mr.. Bev-
erly was general favorite among the mem
bers of the troupe. A large part of the ladies
and gentlemen accompanied him to the depot.
and some femidine tears of regret were shed
at the parting Cincinnati Enquirer, April 70.
Said an ambitious Philadelphia wife to her
slow-going husband the other day: ''Why
can't you distinguish yourself in some way?'
And the poor devil hadn't the nerve to disin-
guish himself by being in the police court
next morning by cutting his wifes ears.
What can be more exasperating to the long
suffering soul Of him who is next" than to see
the barber Of his choice putting on his coat and
starting for dinner?
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Mrs Smith to Mrs. Jones Matilda, woke up
with a fearful headache this morning, but soon
rid myself Of it by drinking some Kissengen
Water, which John bought at Arny's yesterday.
Arny's Ginger Ale and Philadelphia Ale and
Porter arc splendid tonics'"
oh yes, Mary, always have those articles
in the house,
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Crop Prospects.
IN. Y. Bulletin, 23d inst. I

From the variety and extent OF reports,
correspondence and speculation regarding the
.eonditlon Of the winter wheat acreage Of the
Western States, it appears that owing to the
hard winter and alternate freezing and thaw-
ing during the spring, the southern and CEN
trail parts Of the lower tier Of Western States
.OhiO, Indiana, Illinois and Missouri-have
been affected to a considerable extent as
rule, while in some sections the damage is so
severe that the fields are being plowed up.
This includes Hamilton, Butler, Montgomery
and Warren counties, in Ohie
In Southern Indiana drill sown wheat was
rooted deeply enough to have survived, while
that Gown broadcast is injured. In Illinois it
seems that the central part of the State has
suffered most, while the northern has sui.
-fered to some extent. Southern Illinois and
Northern Kentucky are in fine condition.
The northern and western portions of Wiscon-
sin seem to have suffered also more than the
southern, while Kansas is said to be in fine
condition. The balance of the winter wheat
States show fine prospects, with full acreage
IN all of them
Wherever the ground has remained COW
erred with snow this outlook is considered
extremely tlttering. ana on the whole as
good II not better than an average, as there
is always much winter killed wheat through
.oul 'he West. One of our city merchants,
who has Just returned from an extended tour
through the wheat growing sections, where
i his visit has been made with view to ascer-
tanning the amount Of stock back, and of the
winter wheat crop, states that the reports OF
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ACADEMY OF MUs1c--A change Of pro.
gramme was prepared for the visitors to this
theater last night. The Zg-Zag Troupe were
seen in a pantomime called "The Black
Devil" in which a fine opportunity was
afforded them of displaying their agility.
The Cawthornes were seen in new special
ties and Mile. Ala performed her daring ira
peze acts to advantage. The evenings en-.
tertainment concluded with local play en-
titled "A Glance at New Orleans"
Mr.. Wallace made q very fair Dutchman
and Mr.. Huntley was good as Nose, fire
boy. Many laughs were created by the trou-
bles and blunders of the Dutchman. Same
bill tor tonight.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Nash & Hodgson sell Cotton, at II A. NJ, on the
Levee in front Of Shippers Press, and after
wards at Pelican Press.
Geo Pearson sells Furniture, at II A. NJ, at 70
Camp street
r. NJ. 4 B. J. Montgomery sell Household Furni-
ture, Carpets, Mirrors Mattresses. ETC., e camp
street.
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BY Geo. Pearson.

FINE ROSEWOOD, WALNUT AND OAK FUR
itnre. Stove, Pictures, Mattings Mirrors Orna
ments etc.
pY GEO. PEARSON. Auctioneer = Office and
! salesroOm NJ" 9a Camp street Will be sold
TUESDAY. April y, at II A. NJ, on the premises
No. 15i st. Louis street. between Rampant and Bur-
gundy streets
The entire contents Of said residence consisting of
fine Rosewood ParlOr Set and covers Marble Top Vic
tOria Bedroom Set Oak SidebOard Pictures etc. etc.
Nearly new Grover & Baker Sewing Machine.
Terms-Cash. APPS st
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The GAYErY THEATER. variety troupe
at this house gave q very excellent perform
ance last night Miss Octavia and Master
Johnny in there songs were very good, and
Messrs. Banks and Sisson we're loudly APP
plauded. The entire company were favora-
ply greeted, and their efforts well rewarded.
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An old black woman, reciting her .speer-
unce. said she had been to heaven. ibid
you see any of the colored ladies dar p asked
q younger sister. ''Oh, you get out; you
'spose went in de kitchen when was dar?"
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

COPARTNERSHIP
NOTICE OF COMPREHENSIVE AND RE-
MOVAL-The undersigned having formed partner.
ship under the firm name Of GAUTHREAUX e.
WRIGHT, will continue at No. S. Camp street, the
General Agency Of the VICTOR SCALE CO., Of
Moline, Ills, MARvIN'S SAFE CO., of New York
etc. etc. heretofore conducted at leg Gravier street
by J. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUx
j. Il. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
j, o. WRIGHT.
New Orleans, April ss, ls1s:
aI25et
ID EMOvAL-The Southern Depot Of VICTOR
~ STANDARD SCALES, MARVIN FIRE AND
moved from 1s3 Gravier street to Sc Camp street.
on May LIST, with large stock
GAUTHREAUx & WRIGHT
ap25st General Agents.
TTVHE COMPREHENSIVE OFTURCOTTE 4 La
Mr. J. Turcotte retiring from the Firm
New Orleans April a. 1875. J. TrRC0TTE,
vTHE UNDERSIGNED have this day formed Co
Partnership under the firm name Of SENAC q
corner Of St. Ann and Chartres streets.
New Orleans, April "a, 1875 J. SENAC
j. A. LAROSE.
T CORDIALLY COMMEND THE FIRM OF
i SENAC & LAROSE, who will continue the Dry
Goods Business to the patronage Of nv friends
New Orleans Apil "a, 1875. j. TURCOTTE.
ap243t
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
ship in commendam established by articles recorded
in the Mortgage Office of the parish of Orleans, Is
this day dissolved. L. II. Gardner having made sale
fairs Of the firm viii bs iquiiatsd by sAMI L.
BOYD. L. H. GARDNER
SAML L. BOYD
JONAS H. FRENCH, In Con mendam.
New Orleans, April l, 1875.
NToT1CE-The undersigned, by articles duly 70
IN corded, have this day formed . partnership, in
commendam, under the firm name Of SAML L.
BOYD, to continue the Wholesale Dry Goods Bust
CO., at No " Common street and los and lO7 GFaver
street, in this city. SAML L. BOYD
JONAS II. FRENCH,
Partner in Commendam.
New Orleans, April I, 1875
II CORDIALLY COMMEND THE FIRM OF
i SAMUEL L. BOYD, who will continue the Dry
Goods Business, to the patronage Of my friends %,
New Orleans, April 1, 1875. apl Inn
nISSOLUTION-THE PARTNERSHIP HERE
~ tOfore existing between the undersigned in the
firm name of H. BIDWELL & CO. is this day dis
solved by limitation and mutual consent. Both will
sign in liquidation. H. BIDWELL.
G. w. NEWTON.
New Orleans, April 1, 1875.
COPARTNERSHIP THE UNDERSIGNED
~ have this day formed partnersh D under the
firm name Of CUMMINGS 4 ELMER for the pur-
pose Of conducting q commission and produce bust.
ness at No. IS Magazine street.
c. o. CUMMINGS
OHIO ELMER,
II. BIDWELL, in c0mmendam.
Nov Orleans April l, 1875. apl Inn
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IN The proprietor Of the we'll known CONCIRT
SALOON, No. - ROYAL STREET, Informs his
friends and the public that he has recently improved
calists Miles, Rosalis and Gathilde Lsurille VIE
will appear every evening: The bar aud restsa-
rant supplied with tho best Of liquors and al that
Is in the market mild
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"Then you won't lend me that dime novel,
eh ?" inquired one boy Of another in the Post
Office on Saturday. mo, won't" IAN
right, then; next time our chimney burns
ont you shan't come into the yard and
hOller."
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GRAND ENTERTAINMENT,

A GRAND ENTERTAINMENT,
rendered by the
ORIGINAL CRESCENT CITY SERENADERC
For the benefit Of the
ST. VINCENTS HOUSE FOR DESTITUTE BOYS
under the auspices OF the Society Of st. Vincenk
de Paul,
ST. CHARLES THEATER.
Saturday Eves1ng, May 4, 1873.
Doors open at 70clOck performance commences q
~ O'Clock. Tickets 50 cents; gallery Is cents.
APIS q
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BOILERS AND CENTRIFUGALS- Three first
class STEAM BOILERS, extra heavy, with fronts
CRATE bars, stands, mud and steam drums, valves
ETC., complete. One DOUBLE-FLUED BOILER "a
feet ~ inches, with front and mud drum complete
One small TUBULAR BOILER complete. Also two
CENTRIFUGALS, with countershaft pulleys and
steam engine to drive the same in perfect order. A
Bone Black Kiln and other machinery will be sold
very low terms by A. THOMSON T. CO.,
apl6 AZ Tchoupitoulas street.
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FOR SALE.
Trustees Sale.

trustees SALE
DY VIRTUE Of two deeds of trust, executed bv
ID the Pass Christian College. . corporation Gro
sted by law in tho county Of Harrison and State q
Mississippi dated respectively the It'll and 18th of
september A. ID. 1871 to secure the payment Of the
sum Of Forty Thousand Dollars and by virtue OF .
compromise and agreement made in April, A. ID.
the present holders Of the unpaid portion Of said
Forty Thousand Dollars. We will on TUESDAY, tho
9Th day Of April A; p: 1875 between the hours Of
highest bidder bidders at public vendue for cash
on the premises known tho Pass Christian College,
in the town OF Pass Christian county Of Harrison and
State OF Mississippi, the said premises, described
ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT OR PARCEL OF
land lying and stnae at the town Of Pass Christian
in the county Of Harrison and State Of Mississippi
Said premises have . front on the sea Shore or Gulf
Of Mexico of one and one-half arpents and extend
lei lines forty arpents, more or less together with
al the buildings tenements and appurtenances
'' AISO, ALL Si.f"f TIE FURNITURE AND NOVA.
bic property in said College consisting Of Bed steads
Bedding, Chairs. Tables, Pianos Desks and other
articles TOO numerous to mention
and 10 delightfully."- situated upon the sea coast In
Of the most pleasant and fashionable watering paceA
in the South The grounds are well and tastefnlly
lmI r0ved with Shade Trees Shrubbery and Flowers,
with an elegant garden in high state OF nltvatOn,
containing between seven and eight hundred Of tho
choicest and Iarest fruit trees full bearing consist
ing OF Apple, Pear Peach, Orange (several varie-
tiesl Figs Plum, Grapes tScnppernong and other va
reties) also Green Houses and Green House Plants
and Flowers, and an extensive and expensive Hot
House also attached to the premises and directly in
front is q large Wharf and Bath house with accom-
mo,latons for one hundred bathers.
The movable property will be sold either in lots or
in block as may deemed best at the time of sale.
The President Of the College as corporation created
by law, will join in the conveyance and we will con-
vey such title Is vested in by said deeds Of truet
and agreement, which we believe to be good and in
disputable.
JOHN T. MOORE
RAYMOND A. BOURK
ap2l Ct Trustees.
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Time Of Departuro-Tho Mail Train by the
Great jackson Railroad Route leaves the Depot at
the foot of Calliope street at o'clock p. NJ. and
o'clock A. NJ connecting with all fast trains North
East and West Arrives at 1890 A. NJ. and II p. NJ.
Pullman Palace Cars on all trains iva
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~. A. WILCOX,
SUCCESSOR TO
HOYT & WILCOX,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
BUTTER and CHEESE,
S2...TchoupitOnlas Strect...S2
CORNER LAFAYETTE.
Butter.
$50 FIRKINS CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER
$50 FIRKINS CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER.
$50 FIRKINS CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER.
100 FIRKINS FAIR GOSHEN BUTTER.
100 FIRKINS FAIR GOSHEN BUTTER.
100 FIRKINS FAIR GOSHEN BUTTER.
$50 TUBS GOSHEN BUTTER.
$50 TUBS GOSHEN BUTTER.
$50 TUBS GOSHEN BUTTER.
200 FIRKINS WESTERN BUTTER.
200 FIRKINS WESTERN BUTTER.
200 FIRKINS WESTERN BUTTER.
$50 TUBS AND nEGS WESTERN BUTTTR.
$50 TUBS AND KEGS WESTERN BUTTER.
go TUBS AND KEGS WESTERN BUTTER.
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SPECIAL NOIlN:E:S.

SPECIAL NOTICES..
Special Notice-On and after May 1, 1873,
the EVENING BULLETIN can be had from the
city to Ocean Springs. ap27tf
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LNOR SALE-An A No. l GROCERY, in good
- locality. doing good cash business. Satisfac-
tory reasons given for selling application at tho
corner OF Magnolia and St. Andrew streets.
apis e.
k~OR SALE CHEAP-Ofice furniture, desks
chairs glass fronted cases, etc Inquire IS Gravier
street, up stairs. APPS st.
L~OR SALE-A second hand SAFE with Combine
ton Lock, in perfect order and good az new.
Apply to ]. B. WOODS CO., 104 Common street.
mhl7 If
E>OR SALE-Yacht Grace Darling, sloop rigged
- thirteen tons two years old in complete order.
Of keel thirty five feet six inches; beam If
teen feet; draught of water aft thirty inches,
length and only four butt joints Inquire on board,
/ axe End, Bayou St John to THOMAS BAL
LEY, St. Peter, near TOnti street. mh17
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The Nesv Louisiana Rensedu.

For Hoarssness, Colds. Coughs Catarrh, Asthma
Bronchitis, od-spitting Consumption, ETC.. from
our swamps cures when everything else fails
HOME proofs will convince any SWORN JURY. Exam
inc them at 1O6 Camp street. New Orleans. Splendid
for children as soothing strip, or otherwise. No
PoIsoN-delicious Life Tonic for the Appetite, Blood
Debility, CHIII.s and FEVER Diarrhea. PREVENTS
FEvERs. Sold by druggists and country merchants.
app I'm
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STAGE COMMITTEE.
PA. LELONG ESQ.,, Chairman
Henry COmmnny, Esq, D. A. S. Vaught Esq,
L. 4. Cenas, Esq, H. Broussean Esq.
Doors open at o'clock, Concert to begin at o'clock.
TICKETS..-...O ONE DOLLAR.
For sale At all the principal stores in the CITY.
APPS st
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WITH IOd1de Of Potash
For Bols, Eruptons, and all Diseases of the Skin.
mh31 I'm
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"ANTED-A house in the Fourth District, fur
w nished Or unfinished with not less than five
rooms. Address H.. ls5 Carondelet street.
anJ3 ST.
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Nstfce-Owin9 to the fnclement weather Of
yesterday, the steamer Il. L. HODGE was obliged
to lay over until 10 o'closck THIS MORNING. al
which time she will positively leave for Baton Rouge
and all way landings.
apr 1t j. p. MCELROY, Master.
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What bakers say about Paragon yeast powders
See advertisement on second page.

Louisiana State Lottery Drawing May 1st
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GtOPARTNERSHIP THE UNDERSIGNED
~ have this day formed q partnersh p under the
firm name Of CUMMINGS & ELMER for the pur.
pose Of conducting q commission and produce bust
ness at No. 81 Magazine street.
G.. o. CUMMINGS
OHIO ELMER,
II. BIDWELL in commendam.
NOW Orleans, April l, 1875 ap1 Inn
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WANTS.

WANTS inserted in this column at FIFTY
CENTS per SQUARE