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Wilmington journal., 1875-02-19
A Railroad Tragedy.

We have just learned of tragedy
which occurred on the line of the Viii
mington & Weldon Railroad, almost
within the city limits, on last Tuesday
night. 1t seems that on the night in
question an old colored man by the
name of Enoch Usher, an inmate of
the Poor House, who had been in to
the city and was on his return home,
was overtaken by the passenger train
going North. on the trestle work of
Smiths Greek bridge, and before the
train could be stopped, was struck by
the plow and knocked over into the
creek. Another colored man, who was
just ahead of him, was witness of the
circumstance and himself came near
being a victim. He endeavored to
assist the deceased across the bridge,
but without effect, and was obliged to
make shift for his own life. Coroner
Hewlett has been notified, but the
body has not yet been found.
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-19

A three cent stamp will now carry a
letter from any part of the United
States to Canadian city, and a sim
gle Canadian stamp will perform the
same service the other way.
G. r. Thomas was the only North
Carolina Congressman who voted for
the adoption of the Civil Rights bill
in the House of Rep, esentatives on
Friday last. Clinton L. Cobb did not
vote, though in attendance.
Society notes: It is our painful duty
to record the death of the distinguish
ed Duchess of Oneida. She wes pur-
chased in 1878 for $25, 900, and leaves
a fine bull calf three months old to
mourn her loss.
Josephine Mansfield is about to re-
appear on the stage, and has chosen
Rome, n. Y, as the scene of her
e,atree. 'Josie" returns to the scene
of her former triumphs with all her
blushing honors thick upon her.
Queen Victoria has granted a PEN
sion of ESQ a year to the widow of
Giovanni Battista Falcieri, the faithful
servant of Lord Byron, celebrated in
the writings of the great poet, az well
na in kb0aes of Moora Rocara and ll,oI.
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-19
VALUABLE EinrcRMAvloM.

Ci-nE ElcmeIi--As only object IN giving ' Il
TIN testim t5iAl i - T. @td vHi'" ht'- MORN
tim t;.-ipc teen tad'y Eth et-d with at
Kin nm. = 4 the wh0i' SURFACE OF my ~fIn
being cove Il with Idmpl-s and err ptlons.
mauy ut when caused me great pain and M
novanca and know. .Iig to be a blood d'sea>r,
| ttDk ct iht: advertise d ht%oG preE'a a
tons an,rr which was nv qu ,ntity OF Sa~sf-
p4riil4 without obtaining any heneHt unpi '
cyrnme ed takln.. :he VEiiETITE aud he ore |
rad 60 Bp!etcti the first bottle sa tn At had
e., he - .rt medicine Consequently, / fol-
low. 4 on with until | hai taken seven lot
tie~ whrn Wa i,Jou1upced a we'll man, au,t
nv skin is hmo~th and entirely Iee from
pi:nrsl. aui 'rup'inns. have never enjoyed
50 yucd health before. ard attribute II ali 10
the ..sc "t FrGETINE To IenehI th"-e Al
airtt {: wi-h theurnatIsm. Ill max NJ mt ~
al a ot the NFGFTISE'- woTdertul power ni
rufing me of t'.s acute CNm pialn:, ot which !
have \ 1ieG "a 81 intensely.
G. II. TUCK FIR,
Pas 4 IT ch. =. K. r.,
90 Washington Street. Boston.
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-19
Temperance Rally Last Night.

Mr.. Theo. n. Ramsay lectured to a
large audience last night at Temper =
ance Hall on the temperance question,
and afterwards organized Wilmington
Lodge of Good Templars with the fol-
lowing officers:
G.. w. Yates, " @ T.
Mrs. V. Orr, W VT.
J. Alderman, P Wet.
W M Hayes, W G and l. ID.
Mrs Maggie Kendrick, W s.
Mrs Isabella Lamb, W 7.
Mrs Mary Hall, W M.
Miss Mary Yopp, w I G.
Pobert Lamb, W o G..
Miss Matte Orr, r FL S.
G n Shishmainan, L III s.
The Lodge will meet every Monday
night.
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-19
Cotton for Liverpool.

Schr. E. S. Po,OeU and the British
baruue AtaLanta cleared Saturday
for Liverpool, the former by Messrs:
Williams & Murchison, with 1850
bales of cotton, and the latter by
Messrs. Sprunt & Hinson, with 961
bales of cotton. The cargo of the
PoaDeU is much the largest load OF
cotton ev r carried out from this port,
and is estimated. at $40 bale, to be
worth the nice little sum of $1O8, 500,
According to the same estimate, this
would place the value of the AtGldn-
tas cargo at S67, ,270 in all. s175, ,770
worth of cotton shipped from this port
Yesterday to Liverpool.
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-19
The wilson Drawing

The drawing of the Gift Concert for
the benefit of the Oxford Orphan
Asylum took place at Wilson last Wed
nesaay evening.
The houses and lots were not in
cluded in the list of prizes, being
Withdrawn therefrom in consequence
of O. sufficient number of tickets not
being taken. The highest prize, 5000
ticket No. 50, was drawn by MIR. Wi
hams of the Battleboro AdUa9ace.
Parties III this city holding tickets
will find the list of numbers aud prizes
at this office.
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-19
Lnak Sharn. NeiGhbOrG

Our rustic-us neighbor of the Ro6e-
so,aia,s is trying to poke fun at us. we
forgive him, though, in view OF the {,
oriGnality of the joke. it not having
beeA published more than ten sl..or or
twelve times in all. but he had better
look sharp, or we will send a de I,'ea-
tco iaouirerdo up to interview him.
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-19
Personal.

We we're pleased to receive a call
Yesterday from Rev. J. J. McLenden,
proprietor of the High School at An
sonville. We are pleased to learn of
the favorable stand this school has
taken and to know that its prospects
for the future are bright. Rev. n. B.
Cobb is associated with Mr.. McLenden,
and this fact will cary a weighty in
fluence with parents and guardians,
Ansonville is located ten miles north
of Wadesboro, and is beautiful and
healthy little village of300 inhabitants:
The climate is a fine one, the school
terms are very low and the board is at
the same time excellent and cheap.
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-19
Pender County.

Adispatch to the JOURNAL from Mr..
E.. W. Kerr, Senator from Sampson
county, received last night, announces
that the bill to establish the new
county of Pender, from portions OF
New Hanover, passed its final read
ing in the House yesterday, and is now
a law. The county of Pender is no"
an established fact.
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-19

The Wadesboro Herald says: We
are Informed that on Tuesday. the I'd
instant, child of Mr.. VIM. Harris.
residing near Ballard's Steam Mill,
about nine miles from town, was acci-
dentaliy burned to death. The par
tlculars as given by our informant are
these: Mrs. Harris had made fire
under a pot in the yard preparing to
do some washing, and had gone to the
spring for some water. The child be-
ing left alone, ventured too near the
ire, its clothes were caught by the
devouring flames, and burned so rap
idly that the child died before its
mothers return.
The Magnolia Record says: A tour
nament came off at Teachey's on the
9th inst. w. ID. Sloan, Esq, of this
county. was the successful Knight, who
crowned Miss Priscilla Williams. of
: - Il Il
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-19
0Qilmingtol1 ymunal.
WILMINGTON, N. @:
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1875.
Exch ARRc OF C1fCTtAAss

An exchange of circuits has been
made by which Judge Kerr holds the
Courts of this District, beginning at
brunswick county, on the 4th Monday
in February. and Judge Mckoy !ne
Courts in the 7th District, peglnninS
at Alamance, on the 4tn Monoay III
Fehruary
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-19
GUANO.
c. NSgBs4s=
PERUVIAN CUhNO.
GUAN0,

Tn Large or Small Quantities.
By Instructions OF the "eruvian Govern.
ment, their PPnfs haze aG -anced the price of
Gu1nape tIu'Ln0 frrIp SSrte IN her at. II 4, 20
sixty two dollar and fifty cents go sCl .Oid. .
per ton o. 2240 ponnd- gross, es5 ,b biishiug at
rhe sape time "A scale at ii c1uGts. the
lowest rei"1 81 cents parcels from 81
~ lA0 tons the ghost s. 10 on AG0 tons aIli
zen tons.
Under this new arrangerent
am enabled to fill orders for lots
of ten tons and upwards at less
price than the Agents Of tho Pc
ruVior Government. will. as
heretofore. supply quantities un
der ten tons at the Same rate as
charged by them.
Circular. containing testim onfals, references
and fnll particulars, mailed free on applicat Oh
% r. BALCkZAR,
Ne. 50 Beaver ST., New York.
p. q. Box I29.
dec 27 7-rjSUtF
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-19
The Bible.

Who composed the following des-
cription of the Bible we may never
know. 1t was found in Westminster
Abbey, nameless and dateless but
nevertheless it is invaluable for its
wise and wholesome counsels:
A nation would be truly happy if it
were governed by no other laws than
those of this blessed book.
1t contains everything needful to be
known or done.
1t gives instruction to the Senate,
authority and directions to magis-
trate.
1t cautions witness, requires an
impartial verdict of jury, and fur
nishes judge with his sentence.
It sets the husband as the lord OF
the household, and the wife as the
mistress by the table; tells him how
to rule, and her as well how to man
age.
1t entails honor on parents, and en-
joins obedience to the children.
It prescribes and limits the sway OF
the sovereign, the rule of the ruler,
and the authority of the master, com
mands the subject to honor. and the
servants to obey; and the blessings
and protection of the Almighty to all
who walk by its rule.
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-19
S25c,0OO IN GIFTS!
FIRST NATIONAL
BANK, DENISON.

Distribution to conInisDce im IN dlateiv after
the Cc' cert Manage, az the Distribution
h<'s'n f,y the Picket SOLDIERS And prominap
! ClttHrns.
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-19
February 18th, 1875.
From the Raleigh News.
Meeting OF the Trustees of the I'm
iversity.

From the Raleigh News.
Meeting OF the Trustees of the I'm
iversity.
The Trustees of the University ad
iourned at late hour Yesterday after
noon, so late that we were unable to
obtain in time for the press full re-
port of the proceedings.
There was large attendance. The
Cove ernor, er o6icio, was Chairman.
The members exhibited much en-
thusiasm in the cause of the restora-
tion of the Institution, once SO popular
and useful.
Reports were received from the
Treasurer, Mr.. Battle, from the agent
in charge of the building at Oh tpel
Hill, lately surrendered to the Board,
Mr. Michle, and from various commit
tees.
A Committee was appainted to set
tie the accounts of the late Treasurer.
The state of the Agricultural Land
Scrip Fund was enquired into, and it
was found that it had been invested
by the late Treasurer in bonds of this
State. A Committee was appointed
to memorialize the Legislature on the
subject of adjusting this matter as
required by the act of Congress, dona-
ting the scrip, so that the Board
might start an Agricultural College at
once.
An Executive Committee was chosen
and they were authorized to appoint
an agent te solicit subscriptions from
alumni and others, on such conditions
as may be required by the donor.
A Committee was appointed to as
certain the condition of the assets of
the bank of North Carolina, and to
take proper steps to secure the inter
ests of the University, with especial
reference to obtaining relief for the
University from the debt to that bank
rupt bank.
The Executive Committee are
Messrs. W. A. Graham, Rev. Neill
Mckay, ID. M. Carter, P. @. Cameron.
W. l.. Saunders, Kemp P. Battle and
T0hn (.jlner
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-19
Our Living and Our Dead.
PROSPECTUS of and Volume.
NEWsRRN. N. G., August 10, 1874.

"OUR LIvIN+ Ard OUR DEAD" will here
after be published AS semi month"; Naga-
zlue containing AZ ages OF reading matter, at
<:S per u advance
g the INT OrnAtlon OF those " 30 not ia
m1itr WITH thi, enterprise, | state that the
1te: beet OF tn NJ Mag zine will be to publish
IN : ecGrC that Mort. Carni na ana her gallant
aoiiers maize in the late "War between the
~tate>,' 10 gather the material for the o.
the IHtUrr historian. and to fernTtuatr + e
~ Dnry ~ those brave men, officers anG
tprt73tes, living dad, who sheti Ci perisbatic
glory u''on thetr native State
II addition to the WAK RECORD OF NORTH
CAROLINA, he Magazine will cOniain sket che
" every section, county, city ana town OF the
state, written bv CCmpet' Mt and ~e!}-intnrin
ID "-rSons. thss making 1t treeniis'stiE STATE
ne1"fo8&ca{. in achich all classes Of our citizens
sh"tjd inG,e intereSt and pride.
Ths Magazine VII! take the place OF the
R"wsPa per. having same title, published by me
dur rg tne past twelve mol tbs.
Fht first number will be issued Wednesday,
~ertemhe r 9th, l874. In the meantime, / re-
-I'e,t uy ask old Subscribers :. no desire to ro-
new th"ir subscriptions, end II sthara who
wish the Magazine, to remit promprg. the
hang and i'm provements require consider atie
outlay. ard ready money II needed.
Nd. PDnr.
Address. till further notice, "OuR L,vsEG
AND OUR DEAD" Newbern, n. g., or Rsle gh
North Carolina.
Exchanges VIII please copy.
aug IL f4c-
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-19

VkurTINE Z TO the complaints for VIII irh It ~
recon- Insrl.tei is viI,g larger sale III ou
On the. pi',.t ,4tt,- tt.~r 9th, di-
cina. y NV. Vegetine wis Eutc fbesc
Complaints
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-19
NOTICE.

LIZ ~ = ASG'
YYAVING BEEN APPOINTED y COM
missioner for the purposes therein spfci6ed, hv
yirrue Cf a decree OF The tOD't -; Probate oi
NV Hanover County, ia the Case Of ,Irhn A
pa,ktr again e U-nrv Gag tGsslGev, Francis
\ l.. Cas lie, and wife Henrietta Dell l.
day anu Henry Cl&x - siJcY, i hereby
Civ mott ice that vii sc -: pu5iir .tiaT,
to the Ii ghest hi iCcr at rhe COu f;ou e door,
in the ci'y o. Whining ION at Z O'Clock M OH
FIR dsv Fen. uarv til, ie1o, .n titat e., &c or
parcel Of land i'Hate. IyIig and being in II G
city CT Wilmington cOarts OF New H4nov'r
and state OF North Caroline, described s
follows, viz:
The ~hiryaId and Railway !Ct.. hnund u
the NCrt1 by he S'u' hern iine CT lot 30 Z. cD
the Eas by the Wcsfe! II line OF ~urrv street, AS
I t sam, Is cOI4rmr ed ~ TtGWarGly on the
Sou h hv Church SIR. and on tn= "rS' t'T
ta.7 channel OF tho river. Said piece pare ]
OF ltnd h-irg pat Of lots No 3. :, and Is, Of
block No 30, "ording to the plan "f : = lily
of Wilm'r gior, surveyed hv l.. q. TErner.
aid pFo,r,ty Including the Marine Railway
IND all the f<tures, gearing anu apparatus
thereto attached.
Terms of saie--One third of the purchase
money IN c2-n and basaDcc on q credit OF three
s.Id six months
FRANK H DARBY,
Nov 1lth 1874. Com missioner.
ja7 II l2-4~
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-19
u .IIe CAEU tFIEIS 2 OuntlnR 10 ~ " y UtHl
NUMBER OF TICKETS 10000


NUMBER OF TICKETS 10000
Price of 'Gickess:
Quarters. Observation-Disclosures .-.-..--- : 60
= ghths o. each t"H pen -.-....-----.-.--- Z D
\ Tickets tor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. iGo o.
The Montpelier Female Hum ,rIa A-SoCrs
tion. chartered uv he legislator OF ViTa! "a
and the Circuit Court 'f Orang Co., or l'oste
y Grand Glit co cert to establish Il e''
low d" Home f r .hr Old, IDtii III anG c-sts
mt aides o. Virginia" at Montpelier, tie
'ormer resiGeUcc ni President james " al '-"r
G VER"oH's OFFICE Richmond, .iulE 3 IS /
II affor = n.e ea>ure to ssy that ans We IL
acquainted with large majority f'.e off,
"r>ut tbs MonrIciier Tcmala Huns n" ASso
ciaticu. VINO reside ID the vicinity ut nv Ia ms
and attest t''e,r Intelligence and their worth,
,ud iteh reEUts'ion as gentlemen. IS wei! ar
The public cor fit3enCe, influence ara suhsFaH-
tiai means literally represented among he-''
JAMES t. 4 TMPEk Gov. NiIeiIi'+.
ALExANDRIA, VI. july {, tSI4
IcUmmrud them ~ gen a. honor
and integrity. and Iullv entitled IL lie r""t-
X. W II HrG.:e7S. U. 8. Judge FssteIr
tfstrict of Virginia.
Further references by permission His Ex-
crlIencv Gilbert Z. walker. EA-GUre:Onr u;
Va; Hon k0t't 4. withers, Lient Gov II Va
end Z. :. Senator elect; Senator and Meir-
herS nT Congress from Va.
Re-nittaIcea 70 tickets may ''" made hs eS
Washington, - G, or hV regist"re't lett';r
For iul particulars. testimonial, &c, send
for CirGuiar. Address,
For JAMES BARn.,IrE,
PresiderT NJ T. II. A Alextr.aris, ~.
Reliable agents wanted ev"'vwhera 4w
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-19

4fH!ene::r @; the IJss'rtbutt, II will be pub
'Sh Il %I.'' ,f'"W arc "a ticker Ii lders. ard all
xi'ts will o. promptly paid after the d:-rrbu
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-19
LIST OF GIFTS

~ 10 'tra''t '"sh G;itE, Hmnont'r 10 stG;' .nG
p Prizrs Ia <cs.j E,;a..-. nmuHuL
ipE 80, -.-....... ............. St,0s.
4 81 tiif-r AM. tJf. ttr.s, .-,. $3.50 oo0
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-19

no = IT r EMPLOYM ENT-At
~ home, Nj ale OF Femals, >2U week
rapted no ca pital required Particulars and
vainable sample FEN; free. Adore with 8
Wy. 4w
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-19

The New York WEEKLY WINE ESS-
giving News, VI arSet-. StOries. Pictures, and
Live Ed"orials AZ 2 O year Po-tsge paid
has reached Z5 900 cirCu alton In Tin ee
years. send TOR Zee sample copy. 4w
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-19

The Raleigh Sentinel says: Col.
Love has introduced in the Senate q
resolution setting out the fact that in
! asmuch as 'the Texas or Southern
| Pacific rail route is about 500 miles
| shorter from the Pacific to the Atlantic
| ports by tue way of the great central
| and dlverging points of st. Louis,
| Memphis and Chattanooga, and thence
eastward over the Western N. G. Rail
road than any constructed or project
ed line" the General Assembly of this
State recommend to Congress to ex
tend to said Southern Pacific and
Western North Carolina Railroad such
reasonable aid as will insure their
speedy completion, as they are con-
connecting links uniting the two
! oceans.
! The Robesonian says: Probably one
| of tE.e saddest cases of death, from
| fire, came to our knowledge a few DAYS
ago, where small children were the
victims. A colored woman, the mother
| of four small children, all but one of
whom were unable to walk, who lives
in st. Paul's township, in this county,
left her house one day last week
| leaving all the children in the house.
| The three smaller children were living
n the bed. The largest one of them
caught fire and ran into the bed, but
| obtaining no relief ran out into the
field. The flames, famed by the
breeze, soon enveloped the whole
body, and the child was found by an
individual passing the road burnt in a
horrible manner, hut alive. The party
who discovered the burnt child, on
looking towards the house, saw smoke
and fire proceeding from it and, upon
entering it, saw that the bed was on
fire. Not knowing that the ill-fated
bed was occupied, he snatched it up
and threw it out of the house when
three other little victims rolled out of
the burning bed, not, however, Sc
verely damaged by the flames. Only
for the providential interference of a
passer by, the four little children, to-
rether with the house, would have
~
Wilmington journal., 1875-02-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

sDSYCROMANCE, or SOUL CHA R M
L 1NG.'s How either fascinate
and gain tie love ard atfections. o. any person
they choose Instantly. This simple mental ac-
qutremfnt sG possess. free. Sy mail, for
25c., together with marriage guide, Egyptian
Oracl Dreams, Hinte 10 Ladies', Wedding
Night Shirt, &C. A queer book. Address T
WILLIAM q CO.. Pubs. Pbla. 4w
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-14
N. G. FOLGKR, Collector,
NOTICE..

CNIrED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
Collectors Office, First District Of Louisiana. :
New Orleans. February n, 1875
In PURSUANCE OF THE PROVISIONS OF SEC
l. tiOn sixty-three of the act of Congress, ap-
proved July 10, 1866 aud amendments, notice is
hereby given to the claimants Of the following de-
Louisiana. lat dates as below, for violation Of
section forty-eight Of the act of June 80 1864 a.
that unless they appear and file their claims in
the manner provided by law, within thirty days
from the date hereof, the same will BIO advertised
and sold AZ forfeited. in compliance with the
toned:
July q, l874-lOO Cigars. August g. 100 Cigars
fourth 1900 Cigars, 20 pounds Leaf Tobacco; fifth
100 csars 1000 100 Cigars sixth 200
100 Cigars, 200 pounds Plug tobacco; seventeenth.
40 Cigars 1900 Cigarettes; eighteenth. 400 Cigars
cites, pounds Perique Tobacco, 4 sounds smoking
Tobacco: twentieth. 200 Cigars, 500 Cigarettes, 10
pounds Finecut Chewing Tobacco; invent seventh.
Leaf Tobacco. November I, Is pounds Leaf TObac-
co, $50 Cigars, 400 Cigarettes fourteenth, 800 Cigar
70
bacco. December 9, $50 Cigars; ninth, 100 Cigsis;
tenth. 400 Cigars eleventh $50 Cigars; si1teenth.
500 Cigars 20 pounds Leaf Tobacco; twenty second
January Z, 1875 1000 Cigars. 400 pounds Leaf
Tobacco: eighth. leo Cigars; ninth, 800 Cigars.
ESQ pounds Leaf Tobacco; thirteenth, 10 pounds
Leaf Tobacco 200 Cigars. u pounds Leaf
Tobacco, $50 Cigars. 20 pounds Leaf Tobacco:
fourteenth, 500 Cigars; so pounds Leaf Tobacco;
nineteenth. 3245 Cgara; twentieth, 400 Cigars, %
pounds Leaf Tobacoo twenty first, 2OO Cigars. 400
Cigarettes. 100 Cigars; twenty fifth, $500 Cigars.
February 6-5 pounds Leaf Tobacco, 100 Cigars, 50
Cigars, $50 Cigars. 10 pounds Leaf Tobacco, Is
Cigarettes. $50 Cigars 500 Cigarettes thirteenth.
so Cigars Is Cigars Cigarettes, 1900 Cigarettes;
twenty I second 200 Cigars zoo C:garettes twenty
fifth. 200 Cigars $50 Cigarettes, $50 Cigars loo
Cigars, 200 Cigars 500 Cigarettes, Is Cigars, $50
Cigars; twenty seventh, 25 Cigars IS Cigars, Is
Cigars 200 Cigars, 800 pounds Leaf Tobacco.
JOHN COCKREM
Collector Internal Revenue First District of LOns.
lana. fe28 mhl4 "a
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-14

BRIEF MENTIoN.-About four o'clock yes
terday morning wooden shanty at the
corner of St. Mary and Camp streets was
burned. 1t was used az charcoal and
wood store by Mrs. Brown.
Officer Long, mounted precinct, was
thrown from his horse near the corner Of
Corrollton avenue and Canal street, and
badly bruised.
Nose uitOes have arrived and unfortunate.
ly do not stop at the principal hotels, but
range around promiscuously.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-14
LOST

NOTICE-LOST OR MIsLAID.-CERTIFICAT
IN No. 81. dated October 2, 1871, for six shares
of 100 each in the capital stock Of the Delta In
surance Company of New Orleans, issued to Mrs .
NJ. 4. Schiller
All persons are cautioned against negotiating
for the same in any way, as application has been
made to the company for duplicate certificate.
MRS NJ. f. SCHILLER per
NJ. L. AINSWORTH,
No. l3l Common street.
New Orleans, February Is, 1875.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-14
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
ST. sERNARD PARISH SCRIP.

NHe POLICE JURY OF TIE PARISH or ST.
Il Bernard have appointed the undersigned IN
Auditing Comuttee to examine into the Apancial
c0ndition Of the parish and to mako register OF
AZ ne parish scrip outstanding. which shall in
clueo the dete Of issue, to whom, for what pur-
pose and under what ordinance or Law issued: also
20 prepare plan to be submitted to the Police
Jury, to relieve the parish from financial emhar-
r8ssment
With view to the discharge of these duties. the
Undersigned will be in session at the times and
places below Indicate d; and al holders of St. Ber-
nard parish scrip are hereby notified to present
the same for registration.
At the courthouse TUESDAYS, the sixteenth.
twenty. third aud thirteth of March.
At the office of Mr.. J. Delhonde, at the Stock
Landing. THURSDAYS. the eighteenth and twenty-
fifth of March and April l.
At the Office Of MI. J. A. Fernandez No. 46 Old
Levee street, New Orleans. SATURDAYS March 20
and u, and April g. Sessions from 10 A. M to 23o
p. N.
No tax will be levied nor provision made by the
Police jury for payment of any scrip not regstered
in of the amount registered. It Is there
fore to the interest of all holders of st. Bernard
parish paper to have the same registered withOus
delay.
JOHN LYNCH,
j. A. FERNANDEZ,
ROBERT +. GUICHARD.
Auditing Committee.
st. Bernard March II, 1875. mhl4