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! fr MORE NEW DRY. GOODS FOR
;ta TaE SUMNER MONTHS.
" Sf. RIPRECE q Co havb j15K1recatyEd tFGt
Handsome SIDE.BAND t1R6AnDEES, y ANT =
Hsndsome sIDF-BAND LAWNS.
BLXCK and WHITE ORG ANDES 'and'J AGO.
NkTS.EI8 q lfikhys7 ssn3 sat Geli.51zI 10
EIEEN- La WINS. all, prices and coiorfi ~ yr
LINEN, CUTTINGS for travelling, &c -,
BLACK CANVAS GREkkDlN ~ ar6a 10 Si4'
BLACK ENGLISH 0RENADISES as26 to 50eA,
NEW PRINTS and PtRCAL Es,: w .,.~,,,s..,; ,
Large assoftment OF Ladies' snd Misses sHiHIS.
STEiPEDI HOSE and ttALE-H0SE, .4.yzAs 40
Johs in BLACK SILKS-not smnggled.
HAbfBURGH POLOHAISES and DREsS'' PCE~
: IINS selling now atTery reduceoEates.
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'TlossP,H YssI.Gi Ans : g 9 D:

,niTEE 1MPRoyED FROMMER'sE EXTRA ACT
the soluble e5nSsfaehts Of ttel best Cs
nsds matt and e6sisists OF diassass, male sugar,
resin sad'bsttef as hops, phespaasss Of .nms and!
mag,ssia, and aHaiines sau5i Il 10 ,preparedhy an
ampreyed process which prevents injury sottsunU-'
perfies DE- heat III IS also very psaatae
communicated p 1ersnensi
For sa,eby PURCELL, LADD g. G0s4
amy2e. sg.4dlsK ~ ~. AGENTS for yiEginias
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ToHN TAYLoR'S' CHOICE SMOKED
- sUGAR-CURED SHOULDERS iG .
~ --j>7;s landing sndfor sale BY - ~ :. t1i
- - ..Jn>s J. Eif. - "a. Z; |. 81 ..aln ~ 5
. sje % ~ l..l u DANENHfoh1l@ aaSh niSs>
=, Z T.: MORRIS & Co.. 5Gaf hos ,Z1ts.4t
= IMPORTERS, AND 30. f.rifyis,,s
us .Ir n A NOV. nRACERS..-. .-.zl-I

. Il WHOLESALE FANCY aR0CERs, .E24
No. 4. GovERsoR STREET, RICHMOND, Va, .,
respectfully call the attention Of the trade to their
full and complete stock Of - gisilf ~ !9kgg >
cross a RIsckwslrs. ;Morton,s. and ,Goeper's PIC
ELnS. CHOW.CaUR, SAUCkS, &C.; "a 81
+. 8 Colman's MUSTA RDS,, -" 80 Z
Day a. Nefs on's GsLATtNkS;;S 10 a....l.s
Sardon 6 piIworfh's PK EsEKv IS and JELLIES {;
Kipgsford & Duryea's STARCH; 80 s5zsst. :
II AijNIlRY and FAhCY HftAPSs sgS-r s~Gr
SPICES: CANNED GOODS ,ts-.. t.,-s~,,s,,..s :,
American PfCKLfe Snd SAL ICES:
in mot ful assortment In the fancy grocery line
as low as New York or Baltimore pricsss delivered
!, ne'e - WHOLESALE RxcL usIvEEY.f - 81
Goods delivered fn the city wftioHb charge -
p Our stock has been seiecied With care hy NJ I.
N, PERKINsOy with the late tfm OF y Elmer a
co who fully understands the wants OF the Sraof.
~ eS nsk for him . lsbefat support paedgtnE our.
sesses xhat any goods @ ns ses
ssftffacfion. JOHN H. MCA6tS q w
se 20. I'm $3.50 = Z.
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N TIC E. s. !.
From now until further notice will close out lat
ana below cost my entire stock OF DRY GOODS
! : LADIES, DRFsS GOODS,
PRINTS. Lawns,
CAMBRICS, CASSIMERES.
I 500 COTTONADES sHEkTtHGS,
SHIRTINGs, CHEVIOTs, &C.
Also large variety OF
CLOfHING. BOOTS,
9 SHOES, HATS &c. &C.
Give me call and be eonyinced
& 49, 100 ~. y % 3 l.. ETtHTENSTEIN.
70 a.eod 1705 and Tn7 Frsakfn sfrest.
THO BE READ By LADIES ONLY
i We are now ready to oner the ladies Of Rich
m0n superior UNDERWEAR OF our own nanu-
facsure sno guarantee the material used better, 90
Pk de d LOWER THAN NEW YORK GOODS
Special attention is enlied 20 or rourpa
which . lady's wardrobe is ineemp.ete T,tn0ns
q Mrs BROOKE ,pfesi des ever tho eANPLE OoAs.
ana win take great pleasure in anoHirx 8oods.
) I 80 tRNOOKE d To, 111A .Asain street,
second Eoof, second door above DtepdseA oftces -
my 3.3m
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fWAKM SPRINGS, -, +.
wv BArH COUNTY, VA.
T-fphHfqG4 ht}H l3i.- ,,,,,p plTu
4 TIE most <eli2htful w BM SULpHVrh i bnn
IN The world. Now open for reception OF vEIo ~
For pamphlets or further Information spp a2 70
sPURUkLL. LADD e. C0;;, ,cpmIEIITTta sSK.
Owner and Proprietor Warn spnn2S,.
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FAIRNESS HOTEL, HAMPTON, VA,
y >tTts YtpspNEs. PROPRIETOR,

u ] - = j. u BkRN rs, FEUfHiEEoHI ,,,,,,
AN, e.,ss, Snr the ssasoi, the FIRST OF JUs,E:
TIE tapies WIN be supplied sith all the cee, n,t1
of,hs sat.wa er section and .yery attention pon.
to the comfort or guests. There Is aso e. ws om
uenieIce Tor tuthtu9. -. = s1Es-8 10Y ~ -
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MULRs moRsEs.. DC.

HORSES AND MULES FORA
HI .SALE.-We have eleven COED
YOUNG HORSES for sale low. Price
fYnm ATS, 10 al as !; aIsO, afseen extra doe
YOUNG MULES three 70 i've years oid and VEL
brake. Apply nc MB. BoSsIgUx's stable, 10 S aS0s
F e 81 a, ssssss rs. BUCK. = ~
AFR. ANDREW HAS JUST Ar fw
iHI lived from the Valley OF Vtfrinfa ~
viii, superior los OF SADDLE and II AkNE cS-
HORSES. Gall and see them. 40 -
= we keep RACkS BuGdIGS, and aOkSES I9S
hire, 6rst.class, We also have SEC0RD-HAhn
.BUGGlEs for sale. q r,r, "a
my 30 s{s5s a as. IOeNES y W.
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T,HE BUFFALO 81 RINGS, la'rsoo . =
% tEs n nsBu COUNTY, yiAi~,s, e Z
are now omen. to i,hepublic. descriptive pam-
pf,iets can 1be had OF iessrs., PURCELL, LAp2 g.
CO.. Rkhmsnd, Va sy sadrtss1 nr ne under
y -iSl ~ PrcprieF RufHsio Lthia SDrings. ~
my 24-eod2m Mecklenhur9z county. Va
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EDUCATIONAL. j.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, - 80, f.,-.s
~ SUMMER Law LECTURES (nine weekly
begin 18Th July.1675, and, end 10Th september.
Have proved Of signal nee LIST, 10 students design
ing to pursue their studies at this or, other law
school; I'd, TO those VINO pro ose to study pri:
yatelys Sd, to young practioners who have not had
the advantage Of Systematic instructions. For cir
cuar apply (post-ofhce University Of Vrginial to
ID FEf8s J0HN.B. MINOR, -
"a IL I'm Prof Cannon and Ststute Law,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COLLEGE,
" No. 1919 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
The ninth anlual session viii tN gin october Let
and continue Till June LIST following. Actual
branches Pen nanslip Goth plain and ofna nental),
Commercial Law, Commercial ,Arithme TIC, Bust
English. &c. For particulars. address ~ -! =
lie 10 ). = - ~. GEORG Ei N. NICOL. ).
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ok upoR lhe premises
re TIE BEST IuQIH=RQWQER=

- ROBERT RHYME
/ Jsa9ls sE "a LIZ k1ig ps..Sasse-.
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h9TosEA.sHgRE AND MOUNTAIN
I 70 .sIs-s, 7stTRAyH1;LEEasaai G.{d Era !

- GOODS FOR JULY. '!tn'
=. .GIfIsS-e-e X II EsG SIKA
L, r. PRICE 4. co. offer parties leaving the city
s many new and choice HoodaI,''i 'u
EMBR oIDERED ERAYgELLlISe-ss SUITS ss! at se 70
GAM hsaRsfc sDd COTTON sKIREsp adj 20 :,essf,
In great Namely a.!S siiHDitHs
LACE RABRpS, LINEN GOLLARS, ..,,.;.s.
POPL1nS. YAK IaCss!! t'T
Il fAlso, NNWiMoUR fH6 GOODS, such IS litr4!
.. =, .CRAPEIL0I lbs, ALPACks,i 20 = =,
BOMHAzNss.lELAiHE , &C" r;'''a
y PLAID sGREFADIeHE leg, il. je 2s63l q
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REMOTE PAPER at 10. Is, 20, IS, and
4Oa.a box; NCTGPAPE R at 81 per ream ut
te 26 - I,t LEVY BROTH ERS'.
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MEAUEE BAKFR'5
aEPto NSNTsD y ~ TT EEFOIs.s

The, mpst 4efacayious and, elegant rrcpaTten,
kr ewn for hiteD1ng and pfesefstpg rne teetn.
= Ffe a'. oas{E Il BAKEf
esosdby efuseistsseneraliy.1 4 ba3h319as daa,oI
Trice3 SOC. bcx;faHE,y jay!; liGsiG - souul
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.tthye hsyc q ponpaets E0EEET-HT9 sar nse1u
the nursery, particularly plapted 70 the yanis es
persons travelling 70 tia conntry.,,,sf s,,,,
. -. ~ = u pnI X MILLER Il Co. :.
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eighteen years-and when cotton was worth

eighteen years-and when cotton was worth
from seven to nine cents per pound.
Goods are cheaper in proportion to the cost
of the raw material than has ever before been
noted. Rapid consumption is rapid destruc-
ton of the products of labor. Such has not
been the process since the panic. The coat
that would have been cast aside at the end
of two months in what is called good times
has been retained to do service to the end OF
five months, and SO through the whole econ
omy. So that if there has been saving OF
$500, 600, 600 it is SO much OF the results OF
labor stored away. And the farmer, too, in
his economy, has saved up the products Of
labor, letting no part of the small portion
which the bad seasons left him. go without
extreme reluctance. The savings of two bad
years are of more value than the leavings OF
one good year, and consequent profiigate ex-
penditures. We therefore venture the asser-
ton, that the country is to-day in as good
condition to do as much of safe, legitimate
business as it ever was at this season OF the
year.
Effect or stopping the Export Of Horses.
The recent stringent measures taken by
Germany to prevent the export Of horses to
France il, We see, having an important lntu-
ence on Austria. Austria, and especially
Hungary. have Of late become recruiting
ground tor almost all the armies on the Conti'
nent. Italy, Germany, Turkey, and last yeal
even Spain imported them in large numbers
From Hungary alone some l5O, 600 were ex.
ported last year, excellent light cavalry horses
while from Austria, and especially Bohemia
half as many more stronger animals
we're taken away France has not received
horses from there hitherto, but tn.
German market being closed to it, she viii
have to do so in some measure. The ques
ton may still arise how far Austria will b
able to stand the drain without impairing it;
own defensive powers. In this respect. o.
but small proportion of the horses required
in case of mobilization are kept on the per
manent army establishment, the horse con
scription has been introduced, as in Germany
80 rs to have the necessary material ready
Bat if the export of the material is allowed
without any restraint, it might easily happier
that Austria Hungary. after providing all tn
world with war horses, may have left non
for herself,
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PROPOSAL. will be received mt the Office Of
the Canal street City Park and Lake Railroad Com
pany No 3 Carondelet street, mp to the 10th day Of
April, 80, for furnishing the following described
material:
1900 lineal feet If Cypress Strnsers * inches. IN
lengths If Il, j. and II feet
1900 Sawed Cypress Cross Ties, On inches, feet
long both Strngers and Cross Ties to be good
merchant able Cypress free from defects the same to
be deliv red Bienyille street. from Basin to Cai
borne street. and vicinity, as may be directed.
10000 Hcwed Cypress Cross Ties double six inch
face full well and truly hewed 4 inches thick, and
feet long of good Merchantable Cypress frse from
defects to be delivered Bienvie street from Cai
borne to Bernadotte street, and on iernadotte to
CITY Park, as may be directed
The delivery and inspection of all material TO he
subject to the approval Of the Superintendent of the
work.
Bids to be for Cash. bidders will state the time
uuired to commence the delivery, and complete the
same il being the dies Of the Company to have the
material delivered within the shortest tine possible
The Board of Directors the right TO reject
any or all bids aP2G
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SHADINES.

u1IvE YEARS SINCE. AFTER PREVIOUS
II years Of experience in the propagation and pre-
servs ion Of SIIADINES, or young SHAD, We first
introduced our fish to the American people.
SHADINES are put up in dramatically sealed tin
boxes. perfectly boneless in mild pleasing, appe
t;ync sauce paatable to all free from oil $50 oee
tiouable in s.rdnes retaining only the natural rich
ness of tile Shad and ady for the table ut all times
for dinner, lunch evening meai-by merely opening
the box
Bear in mind WI are the original and only packers
of aHADINES, and every genuine box has the let
VIZ HOPPE & CO.,
Is Warren street, New York.
Wholesale Depot ..
MCGRATH & COMPTON,
mb2I eodlm 1903 Poy,,ras street, New Orleans.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

VARIETIES THEATER. - MIR. Hamilton was
seen last night in his mastery rendition OF
"Metamora, the Last Of the Wampanoags.'
Regret has often been expressed that this gen.
tleman did not oftener favor us with his APP
pearance in plays suited to his ability. Those
who were fortunate enough to be present last
night had an opportunity Of witnessing a
mastery rendition of role which none other
than the great Forrest himself has ever in
terpreted, but which this sterling actor rem
6ers wi h truly dramatic power.
Mr. Hamilton is undoubtedly fine actor,
and of o school SO thorough in its require
ments that ne who presents himself before us
bearing it., credentials must pertOrce be an ex-
cellent actor.
The farce of 1.-The Object Of Interest" was
we'll acted by Miss Gilman and Mr. Wallace.
and gave a very neat closing to u very excel
lent evenings entertainment.
Bulwer's exceilen. play Of Money" will
be performed tonight, and is deserving OF
crowded house.
ACADEMY Of Music -Jacl, and Jill renewed
their frolics last night, 70 the intense gratiti-
cation Of an average audience.
The musical performances Of the Jee
Brothers are deserving Of great applause ard
admiration. Prof. O'Eeardon, too, is worthy
Of mention, for the sweet music he provokes
with is truly wonderful.
A very pleasant evening may be spent at
the Academy, and TO those who are annoyed
with the dullness of the outside world, we
say 60 to this temple and laugh your weari-
ness away.
ST.. CHARLES TnE,1ER. -"Ckilperic, the
Jolly King of France" was presented last
nigh. at the St. Charles Theater, by Miss Sol
dene aud her troupe. From on artistic stand
point. Miss Soldene has never before during
her visit here appeared to such an advantage
as she did last nigh Her singing was admi-
rabie. especially in the duo between herself
and Miss Robson, in the second act, and
| the great applause which was rendered must
have been quite complimentary to the lady.
In this play, Miss Soldene gave us more evil
dence of her scholastic musical attainments
than ever before, and we hasten to commend
her ability.
MIR. Laurent's rendering of the beautiful
love song in the second act is deserving o!
special commentator. This gentleman has
q very sweet voice and makes good nse of it.
| Mr.. Wallace was very excellent in his COM
ical actions, and provoked many hearty
laugh.
We must enter our protest, however.
against the introduction of those lascivious
dances and actions which intersperse the per-
formances of this troupe. They must either
make up their minds to play to audiences
composed of ladies and gentlemen or to enter
tain men exclusively. If the former. they
must abandon cancan exhibitions and con
fine themselves to burlesque proper, or they
will soon find those people who oncc attent
their performances will neglect to repeat thu
visit. We desire to see this troupe succeed
for they are deserving, and hence psoffel
them what we deem wholesome advice.
| When he calls her "my juggy. my pugsy, m.
honey, my coney, my deary, my love, my dove,
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Once Of Louisiana I.cvse Company-No. %
Caronde ct street-New Orleans, March 20, ls1'.-
In compliance with article fifth Of the act incorpo-
rating this Company notice is hereby gwen that an
election for twelve Directors serve during the en-
suing fiscal year viii be held at this office on AZ
Of 10 A. NJ and i u. The transfer books VIII be
closed on Monday 29th inst, at II o'clock NJ
II. A. TARLETON,
mhol ID Secretary and Treasurer.
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LOST-FOUND.

7 OSr-On Wednes day March 3lst, between and
IL 4 o'clock p. NJ. in Algiers, the following
UNITED STATES BONDS tfveiwenties); Nos
1919 OI6 and 1871 236 fr $1,000 each and No q $40 for
500 all with coupons alta he'd Nos 3l,172 81, iD
and 81 5,2 for 800 each registered in the Of
John Mc(;,aw. Alao, two Bonds Of $1,000 and one Of
AGO numbers of which forgotten. liberal re-
ward will be paid the finder delivering same to
JOHN MC;RAW, Peter street. Algiers. app IT
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OF DISSOLUTION.

The firm of L. H. GARDNER \ co. partner
ship in commendam established by articles recorded
in the MOI t.ase Office Of the parish of Orleans il
this LAY dissolved l.. H. Gardner having made sale
of his interest to The remaining partners. The at
fairs Of the firm will be- iquidated by SAML l..
SAML L. BOYD,
JONAS Fl. FRENCH In 60. l,enlan,.
New Orleans. April l, le75.
NYOTICE-The undersigned, by articles 'dny re
/ corded have this day formed partnership, III
conmentaH, under the firm name Of SA l. !.
BOYD to continue the Wholesale Dry Goods Bust
ness heretofore carried on by T. IL GARDNER
co, at No 81 Common street and o5 and lo7 Gravicr
street, in this city. 81 M l. H. lloyd
General Partner.
JONAS II. FRENCH,
Partner III Ccmmendain.
New Orleans April l. 1873.
coEprALLY COMMEND THE FIRM OF
| SAMUEL l.. BOYD who will continue the Dry
Goods business to the patronage OF my ir,e ,,rp
New Orleans, April I. 1870. apl I'm
n1ssOLUTIoN-TlIE PARTNERSHIP HERE
~ totore existing hetween the undersigned III tne
firm nam, of II. EIDWELL Il co. is this day dis,
solved bv limitation and mutual consc't Both Will
sign in liquidation n. BiOW E i;i~
New Orleans. April l. 1875.
~
u have this day formed partnersh under the
firm name Of CUMMINGS n ELMER for the pnl
pose Of conducting commission and produce b''s'
nes- a; NO. Sc Magazine street
G. q. CUMMINGS.
OHIO ELMER,
II. BIDWELL in commendam.
New Orleans April l. 1915 apl In
NOTlCE-The undersigned have this dav formed
~ q corartnersaip to carry on the western FRO,
,uce and General Commission bsins rs, at No ~ and
- Aotu reef
Az T. PRUDFOMME,
c. W. NEWTON.
N.w Orleans La April L. 1415 api wv
NyOTICE-The copart nership heretofore existing
\ under the style OF f. II. LEVY \ co, Is this
lay dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. III Levy
will continue the business, assuming the Liabilities OF
the firm Il Mh 4 kEs MARCH.
New Orleans La April l, 1875.
| TN RETIRING from the brokerage business ]
/ would respectfully solicit the patronage OF my
friends for Mr.. f. II Levy as heretofore extended
while member of the late Il, m OF =. II. Levy
! &Co HENRY MAhCm:
| New Orleans, La, April I. 1875. apl st
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
| formed {. copartnership under the firm name Of
| PAYNE, DENEGRE Co, as dealers in coffee and
rice, and AZ successors to Messrs. IL. e. Colomb a
Co. at 81 Natchez street
EDWARD G. PAYNE,
| HENRY DENEGRE.
| 7. A. POUIsSINE.
| NEW ORLEANS, March -, 1870.
| vy,rIE FIRM OF H. G.. COLOMH L. co. IS THIS
- day dissolved by mutual consent. II z. 70
lonb will attend the liquidation Of the business
the late firm at l4o Graver street.
I II. G. COLOMB,
| =. A. POURSINE.
! IN RETIRING, FROM THE COFFEE BUSl
ness take great pleasure in soliciting for my sue
| cessors Messrs. PAYNE, DENEGRE d. Co, tn
same liberal patronage that has been extended to M
by my friends and the public generally
| NEW OR,EA.5 March 49, 1915. mhl4 I'm
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INSURANCE NOTICES.

ONCE Of Crescent Mutual Insurance u nj
nany-Nev Orleans, March 20 1s15.--in conformity
with the fourth article of the amended charter OF tins
Company an election Of Trustees to serve one year
from the first Monday in June next Will be he'd AT
the Office of the Company on MONDAY, the 9Th day
Of April, ISIS, between the hours OF II N and r.
NJ. HENRY v. o.'DEN,
mb21 I'd Seci etary.
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nlh2l Id

Time Of Departare-The Mail Train by the
Great Jackson Railroad Esute leaves the Depot at
the foot of Calliope street at + O'Clock Z. Nj. and
o'clock A. NJ connecting with all fast trains North
East and West Arrives at 1880 A. Al. and III r. Al
Pullman Palace Cars all trains. jyf
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ADJUSTMENTS.

VARIETIES THEATER
niractor. John r. OWENS.
Business Manager. AAAALAON
Last performances
CLOSING OF THE SEASON.
THU RSDAY-
METANORA.
M..auora Mr.. Hamilton
OBJECT OF INTEREST.
All the favorites in the cast.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
Bulwer's comedy in S acts Of MONEY, with . great
cast.
SATURDAY NIGHT
WRECK ASHORE and NM NEIGHBOURS
WIFE. apl st
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Office Of the Fnct0rs' and Traders insa"
rance Comnany. 81 Carondelet street-New Orleans
March H. is75-In compliance with sectio" article
of the Charter election for twenty five trustees
10 serve as such for the next fiscal year VIII be ia
at the office of this Company, on MONDAY. tho
18th April next between the hours OF l, A. NJ and
D p NJ THOS. F. WALKER.
milo I'd Secretary.
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Notice-Capni street, City Park and Lake
Railroad Company March 26, le.5.-An lnstallment
Of ten per cent on the Capital Stock Of this Company
will be due and PAYABLE ut the Office Of the Company,
No. 3Carondelet ST. cot, en- tho eth day Of April next
By order Of tho EoaId.
mh26 1Ot H. NJ HARRISON Secretary.
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nh.30 lot

New Orleans 1T Louis and Chica go RafirOad
Company - Office Of the Tree urer New Orleans
March ~ 1s75-Notce is hereby given that the cou-
mons Of the Second Mortgage Bonds of the New Or
leans Jackson and Great Northern Railroad Company
maturing first proxmo will be paid on presentation
and after April 1873. at the ONCE OF tfe New
Orleans st Louis and Chicago Railroad Company III
New Orleans, or At New YORK.
mI,.O 1T RID S CHARLES Treasurer.
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COpAKTNERSHIPS.

NOTICE OK. CO-rAHrNEESHIP-
HUGH f. KIRKPATRICK is admit ell Us part
ner Of our i,m this date April LIST, 1875.
KIRKPATRICK II KEITH.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-02
By Z. Nj. s. b. j. Montgomery.
n M l. B. J. MONTGOMERY,
GENERAL AUCTIOEEERS AND DEALERS IN
NEW FURNITURE.

Once Arr,ory Hail, ~ Cnnp street.
Gri-weekly sales Of every description of household
etc, on Tuesdays thursdays and Saturdays, at auc
ton room. No. &c Camp street- commencing at IL
o'clock.
Semi-weekIy sales OF horses, mules busgles car
riares etc etc AZ sales stables corner OF Gravier
a,d Baronne streets On Wednesdays and Saturdays,
commencing at II o. clock A. NJ
Ont door sales Of every description promptly 1t
tended to.
Special attention paid to the sales Of Real Estate
and Stocks.
Ai,vays on hand the largest stock Of furniture
of every variety be found in the city their show
rooms Armory Hall, 81 Camp street
Being the largest and oldest establishment Of the
kind in the South they solicit portion of the public
patronage both in their line auctoneers and deal
ere in furniture. tA1 ly