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LONDON, Jan. 2b.-stosmsAips Algeria. Suevia,
and State OF hoyads, from New York. have a.
rived out.
NEW Yoax, Jan, 25.--Aniyeds BteamEhp City
OF Urooklyu, from Liverpool.
, 1875-01-26
WISCONSIN.
a11onr hEY8IQA Oh ONE HOUSE,

auoHT eE58loN on ONE HOUSE.
sutejat I}tspatcb to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
MAp1soN, Wiz, Jan. 25.-Ths 6suRto had =
short session this morning. 4 resolution HaB
presented lnquir1ng "a to tho necessity Of Iosls-
lation to compel railroad companies to mako
oloso connections At the principal crossings in
the State; also series OF resolutions roqnest-
ing our Senators and Representatives In Cop
gress to vote for the pending bill for do!iblc-
lrack froiglt railroad from the Missouri l.lyer
to tho seaboard; and = bill sppropFiating " ,ooo
to hLeboygan County for charitable PURPOSES
, 1875-01-26

spseta& Dlspatch . tbs ChlcAIo lF,'aa4. F,. ~
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Jan, 25.-rhe Circuit lQ~t. a,a
gan the criminal docket this snorn!ps =,
QuigeY indicted Tor resisting IN ottleets Il. M.
quilted, aud, when the court eAljouFuea tan n.,s,I
lug, WAS being tried on an indictment los 's'
with iptent ID ipatct great bodily Injury
, 1875-01-26
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: JANUARY 49, 1875

apr!auac, With vooiforons yella Tor HroWn hna
Jol,nAnn. 4 motion WINS again tnado snat w !ho
Convention should rise. Speaker Paine p'lt tha
motion, llnlf tho membc.s rnsc to theit teet anu
with excited gcaticuIatio1s, vehementiy called
fnr Tho yeaa anil mays, nthI acailo Of widespread
disorder 1cignet.
uNwAnnsSTEn AertoS OF THE rREstnINa OFFICER.
Speaker lame raped upon tho tshlo, tarew
down. his gaseI, apparently in disgust. grabbed
leaving tvo-thira of tho n,o1nborh on ther fcet.
and told tic Senate to follow him to its chamber
1t did. ...-.
cuAos COME AoAIs.
The galleries tlon took up tue cry ana inao.
lIn,lse, who lad remained standing l9okett inc
picture Of ah.onishnent. aud exhibited marked
diasr,,ruval Of tho action of tho speaker. Tho
galleries hisaod groaiel, nnd whihtled. Iheh
camo tremendous cheering. for Jollnaon Ti'ich
was taken up III the corridors, almost nhhkihg
tic House to iB solid foundation. and ra-ccAoing
ali over the city.
rEEEtNa IN nAsny1LIE. .
There was nongllt but tho cry OF "JohnnonI :"
Tie nrbtirary action of tho speakof is
strongly condemned, both, by ,.,s members Is
unwarranted and unpfecodonsod. iaino 10
strong brown man, ai,d is dasnetrcally opposed
| TO Johnson. johnson would undoubtedly lave
bocn elected that ballot. Everybody is engaged
to.uieht in ,!iacl,salol, ol tue tumaltuous pro-
cec.linga. BIZ moioy ia freely bot Of, johnson
against the teltl. IIs friends claim ~ votes,
| With II doubtful. HhOnld ali the members be
1rescut, 81 votes would l,o required for choic1.
Latch.
| It Is stated Brown waH nominated before the
Withdrawal OF Bate. lilo lAttors friends, seeing
that brown meant to slaughter him, Withdrew
him. 4 bitter foeing is exhibited By tho Bate
men tonight on the subject. caucus prinafi-
" ngai1Bt johnson was held tonight. After or-
ganixatiou, 1t waa found tlRt only tweuty-tiye
wero present. and that anything done would
prove abortiye. The Johnson fnen held q
caucus aud counted II for Johnson and ~ FOL
brown, with - doubtful on the first ballot to
morrow.
johnson told me- nnresorvsdfy, he would have
been elected to-day OH the next ballot bnk foI
tho arbitrary higl-handod Conduct Of Pa!ne II
declaring tho convention adjourned. John
son men arc Indignant mud outspokon
l am told ono Of Johnsons friend
approached Speaker Paine this eveninl
anil tuld him ha had acted tho fool, and tia
I'aino acknowledged that lo had made mis-
, | take.
ANDY 70 GET IT.
1t is understood tonight that johnson will b
. elected uu the first ballot tomorrow. Eas
Tonnessee Johnson men have prosniAod Bate th
Eas. TenncsBco vote two yearB hence. 1t
, understood that a sufficient number OF Bato me
will support Jol,nson to insure his election.
, 1875-01-26

Spsefal D'spateh u The Chirayo Tribune.
FonT WAYNE, Ind, Jau. 25.-Adam 1lopplA'a
old nun from tho country, fell In with paH}a
bummers Oh q canal. boat last night, ana W. -.
robbed 1T over *100. John hfArahall All! clihss'
riper were arrested and held to bail W tAs 5oS
hnrA.
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NEW JERSEY,

SENATORIAL NOMINATION..
TRENTON, N. j., Jan. 25.-Gaorgo u. Robeson,
Secretary Of the Navy, Was nominated by the
Republicans In Joint caucus tonight for United
Statea Senator.
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ALLEGED REVENUE FRAUDS; TAI

Nky YoRx, Jan. 26.-&t is said that shs pss, ,,,
COLLECTORS report on the seizure OF sao'ee ,.<..
OF silk imported as cation gooda inyo!Saes tsfaa
customs oficars. It IL estimated tlst ~ sa'
i1npo1tstton amounts 70 over u, 0,pVo'
, 1875-01-26

MoHraaagRY, Ala, Jsu. 25.-Tom ~ Ii
{colorel), who was to ba hanged on Ef'a.r u
had his sentence eommutsa 10 iupsssoaa
lifs.
, 1875-01-26

ANHY -.
1t In understood Tonight that johnson will DO
elected OH the first ballot Tomorrow. East
Topnessea Johnson men have promiHod Bate the
Eas. Tennessee vote two years hence. 1t III
understood that sufficient number OF Bate men
will support johnson to insure his election.
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ST. PATRICK'S HALL,

COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
ROBERT H. hartley Chairman.
hugh fIynn ID Fitzpatrick, p. Elizardi
Jas o Bren, Or. E T. Shepard, Andrew Leo.
MAI Cadden; +. Bradley, Jno McCatfrey
ID. NJ y Mealie j. r. Gibbons, VIM. German
Frank McElroy.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
Philip McCabe, Chairman
Jno: y; heaiey, Barron, VIM. Conway
M. Grliien, Bart Moran, M Gilmore
II. Nc Danus. J. Sullivan T Durn;n
H. NJ. 0 'Meallie, Ed Duffey, M. walsh
]. F Pendergrast, p Short nj r. C3iiIen
T. D. Carey, Il T. Shepard VIM Gor,nan
Jas sweeney, mos Lynch, j. j. Burke
s. Mcnamara, DR.. E. 7. Shepard, T. McDermott
Martin Devaney
FLOOR aANAGERs:
Robert Il. Barley Chairman.
John McPhel.n P. Elizardf Jno. Kennair
L. Dohelty, NJ. j. Sheehan TJ B. FIynn
J: b. Cunningham, Geo. McCloskey.
Apphcatl6n for Ladies' Invitations can be made tn
= lzard, at corner of Craps and Mandeyille
streets Philip McCabe 100 Carp street; M. j.
Sneehan Ma azine street opposite Magazine Market:
Edward Dore, Tchoupitoulas and Marengo ttreets
Jonn henn corner Old Levee and Toulouse streets
ments.
sealed proposals for the rent of the Bar
and Hatroom may be left with the Secretary of the
Association, 1l6 Poydras street. corner Of Camp
street, up to the 10th of November.
I1ChEIS TWO DOLLARS
o3 20-eodlm
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his new enterprise success. He is able, en- /
will certainly succeed.

The GAIETY THEArER.-This little theater has
been receiving it's full share of public favor dur
ing the past week. and has been somewhat noted
for the excellence of the entertainments provided
by the manager for its patrons. It will be closed
after Monday night, when Mr.. Flynne, the pro.
prietor will transfer his attractions to his new
theater, the Globe. It is determined to make
the two remaining nights eventful ones at this
house by the presentation of programmes unu-
sually attractive and entertaining.
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E. H. BOSTICK VS.. PHILIP A. COHEN.
BANKRUPTCY.

R. M. & B. J. MONTGOMERY, AUCTIoNEERs
The Stock of New York Wholesale House
AT AUCTION.
TANT TO THE TRADE and PUBLIC,
Over sl73 900 worth of
FOREIGN AND BONES TIC DRY GOODS.
AT Auction.
GREAT BANKRUPT SALE OF DRY GOODS
at the large and spacious store
100 Canal, betw. Camp and St. Charles streets,
Commencing TUESDAY, November I'd, 1875
large consignment of Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS.
Consisting of West of England French and German
broad and narrow W OOlen Cloths of all shades and
cOl0rs, French, English and Scotch Fancy Tweeds
and Cassimers, Fenback. Moscow and Esquimaux
Beavers Chinchellas Cloakings. etc Also, Scotch
French and German Poisly Cashmere, Queensland,
Snawls.
DRESS GOODS in great variety, such as heavy
black and cOlOred Silks Satns Irish and Lyons Pop
Inns. all wool Merino, Delanes Sateon Cloths Serges
elegant imported Plaids Alpacas Empress Cloths,
etc. very rich and rare assortment of Lyons Silk
Velvets. Velveteens, and fine Plush Sutings Prints
bleached and unbleacbed COttOns from one TO three
yards vide large line of English and American
Blankets, Flannes, ladies', gents and children's
Hosiery, Gloves, etc. Together with q very choice
and well selected stock of Velvet, Brussels, Axmn
ster, Tapestry and Ingram Carpetings, Rugs, etc.
from edium to finest imported Marseilles and Turk
ish Quilts and variety of other goods too numerous
to mention.
Sales to continue from day to day until the entire
stock Is disposed of. The whole to be sold without
reserve in lots to suit for cash. Sales commence
daily at 10 A. M, 2 P. NJ and ~ P. M.
O24 1mMGE
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AUCTION SALES.
By Hoffman Marks g. Co.

DY HOFFMAN, MARKS & CO-Alex Lew
ID Auctoneer-Salesroom 80 Magazine street-On
MONDAY, the 18th slant, 1012 O'Clock A. NJ
will be sold the finest ock offered at auction in
this ci Y, and consisting Of
Alpacas, Dress Goods Nainsnoks, Plaids, Kerseys
White Goods Linen Swisses Empress Cloth Black
and Colored De aines Shirt Fronts Ruflings Collar
rettes, Ribbons, Hosiery, Cloaks Bereges etc
Also
Whit Colored and Cheviot Shirt Unde rshirts end
Overshi. It's; and large invoice of cloth, CASH
mere. Doeskins, Jeans etc.
Terms at sale. MA
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FANCY DRY GooDs AT GREATLY REDUCED
PR1cEs.-Messrs. Levois & Jamison, 1876 Canal
street, the proprietors of one Of the largest
and most elegant dry goods establishments ia
the South, advertise 10 another column that they
are offering their stock Of recently imported
goods at greatly reduced prices. They have q
large line of 24-inch black silk, for which they
offer at only 81 so per yard. Give them call.
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DRY GooDs.-That popular merchant, Mr.. D.
H. Holmes, 155 Canal street and Is Bourbon
street, having received an importation of dry
goods largely in excess Of the demand, has come
to the resolution of selling the same a reduc-
ton Of 20 per cent from his usual prices. Here
is an opportunity O. buying the finest goods
chaan
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KID GLovEs.-Kreeger, the glove king, has his
two establishments, l49 Canal street, and 594
Magazine street, constantly filed with customers
in search of the best of gloves at the lowest
prices. Every one that goes to Kreeger's will go
again, for satisfaction is always given.
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It would be well to call on Staub early on Sun
day morning, Is there will doubtless be quite
rush to get his late dailes and illustrated papers,
which he sells 80 cheap at his depot in Gold
{hwai.e's bookstore, 50 Canal street.
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FURNISHED COTTAGE FOR RENT-On Car
i onhelet street, in Fou, tn District six rooms and
Kite hen; newly painted with gas throughout large
back yard Furniture for sale at sacrifice Address
F., at this office. nIf1tA
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nISSOLUTION-T Tho copartnership heretofore ex-
- listing under the firm name of WOODS g. STAY.
BACK is thi, day dissolved by mutual consent
Those having claims against requested to pre-
sent them for payment at once and those indebted to
us will please make prompt settlement.
ACHE WOODS.
CHAS. E. SLAYBACK.
New Orleans, Nov. 10, 1875. MO St
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Messrs. Pierson & Hews have large stock Of
youths and boys dress and school suits for sale
at very low prices.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Full Weight RaiSins.

Full weight ha1SlnS.
II ANDING EX STEAMSHIP TEXAS, FROM
MALAGA, VIA LIVERPOOL,
400 PACKAGES, ALL SIZES OF LAYERS.
LONDON LAYERS
BLACs BASKETS,
DEHESIA,
FOUR CROWN IMPERIAL, and
FANCY CARTOONS
We had the above goods packed by special Or
der, to overcome in the pernicious habit,
practced much Of late of mpol ting Raisns in boxes
containing fiom Is to 90 pounds net, and we hope
efforts in this direction will meet with the hearty
support of the trade.
Each box! is marked plainly, 10 kilos net weight,
halves and quarters in proportion, and the fruit
throughout is ola uniform quality
For sale in bond or duty paid.
SMITH BROS. & CO.,
60, S. 81 and 80 Poydras Street.
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COPARTNERSHIP : The undersigned have
~ formed cOpartnership under the name and style
of BUhKE a. THOMPSON. for the tran. action Of a
wholesale Grocery and importing business at No. Is
Tchoupitoulas, and II Commerce street
MIC HOLAS BURKE
PHILIP THOMPSON.
New Orleans Sept /, 1875. 81 If
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COPARTNERSHIPS.

vTNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
Il formed cDpartnership under the firm name and
style of II. DUDLEY COLEMAN e. BRO. for the
purpose OF carrying on the business of manufactur.
ing and dea ing in MILLS, COTTON PRESSES
STEAM ENGINES and PLANTATION MA.
CHINERY and respectfully solicit the patronage OF
our friends and others needing goods in our line.
H DUDLEY COLEMAN.
WILL II. COLEMAN.
Tin commendam) A. E. COLEMAN
IL Union, 9 PerdidO and 2O5 Tchoupitous sts.
New Orleans Oct. Is 1875 OILS I'm
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STORE FOR RENT-That elegant store No. IA
~ Baronne street, few doors from Canal street,
adjoining Grunewald Hall will be rented 10 10 a
good tenant. Enquire at Grunowald's Mu ic Store.
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rNO RENT-Furnished and unfinished rooms:
would also rent first floor of house. including pa
Ior and with the privilege of Kitchen If desired 2l3
Camp street. n14 IT.
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HOwE's GREAT LONDON CIRCUS.

largest Equestrian Company in America.
Every Performer Star.
Every Feature p 0dueed First Glass.
-Four Clowns in ths Arena.
Grand HippOdromstic Spectaces.
Blaze of Gold and BuInishrd Steel
Tribe Of Rea' Iroquos Indian Warriors etc
The entertainments of THE GREAT LONDON
are wholly exempt from THE IaELkGANCTES
AND COARsENESS too frequently permitted in
minor exhibitions and in this institution there il
nathirg ever presented that gentleman would hest
tate to bring his family to witness the most eva
ing can take except ons to.
EVERY SPECIAL FEATURE ADyERTISEn
TRUTHFULLY REPRESENTED.
u 500, COO EXPENDED In TIE OUTFIT.
Ihe most gorgeous street pro 'ession ever seen in
the streets OF any city with its Seven Golden Char
gether with the Grand ques- nippozoolo Cayalcade
over Two miles in length, will parade through the
ton. W ~ye Vi eAiiioi-
WAIT, WATCH AND SEE IT,
:, Admi. sion as usual. 1900 Reserved Cushioned
Seats Do rs open at and Up M '""'"
No 1e IL Ia IL
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al Card.

The undersigned is DESTROYS of obtaining position
in Cotton F4ctorage, or other wholesale business
house as Cashier Correspondent, Salesman in any
other capacity in which his services may be required
feeling confident that he is qualified to take charge of
any department of commercial business.
He respectfully refers to the entire commercial
community of New Orleans for his capacity and in
tegrty. He would nst obje to going to New York
or Galveston, and would expect only oderate
compeasa ion. R. w. ESTLIN,
P. o. Bex $685. New Orleans
New York Bulletin copy one week and send bill to
this office. n131wESM
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Office OF Canal street, City Park and Lake
Railroad Company, No North Basin str ct October
held at the office of the Conn., any, on MONDAY the
10Th day of November at IL NJ, the purpose of
amending article 9th of he Charter of the Company
By order of the Board of Directors.
go I'm X. M. HARRISON, Secretary
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FOR RENT.

TO RENTS Inserted in this column, not exceeding
one square, FIFTY CENTS
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SMITH BROS. & CO..
Lime, Sand, Bricks, Etc.

CIGARS IN BOND
200 600 imported Havana GIG AIRS su as Ne Plus
Ultra. Regalias BRIT Utica hieaf O. Del Rev
Londres tinO and chico. Conch 49, in cases of five 10
ten thousand for sale in boud quantities to suit
by
F. A. GONZALES Il BRO
MA 5t Corner Camp and Common streets
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To Levee Contractors L Ouisiana Levee Com
pany % CarQndele, ST. eet New Orleans Nocember
lst 1S75-PTOpOsals will be received at the office of
the Goa pany until 18th inst at 12 o'clock NJ. for
building the Levees OF the State the coming ear
ordered by the Commission of Engineers Plaus and
specifications may Re seen at this office. The Com
pany reserves the right to reject anv and all bids
M. A. TARLETON,
NJ tbs Secretary and Treasurer.
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'kNO RENT-The two story houses forming the cor
l. ner of Ter sich0re str ct and Coliseum Place.
throu ghout cistern and hydrant. App at 81 Camp
street, G rner of Tha'ia. Rent S85. nl4 IT.
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BALLS.


GRAND FANCY DRESS
" MASQUERADE AND FIREMEN'S BALL,
To be given by
Home Hook and Ladder fire Company No 1
AT THEIR HALL.
On Saturday Evening, Dec. IA, 1878.
MANAGERS:
j. Gassenberger. +: Gels ID. Wicker 81. P. Phillips,
G.. Bubeck, H. Tebbe Phil Michael j. d. Houston
Hon. j. Gartskamp Hon. Leon Brrtol Hon E. l.
Burke, Col. S. j. N. Smith, VIM. Pagan hon. T. J.
Ellis L. Aycock, j. II. Mahatfey, J. E. Guillot,e
Hy. Munster.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
G. c. Piper, Chairman; Fl. G. Brown NJ Garriean
j. Gautbreaux, Jno. A. Michel
Tickets Il 90. The bar restaurant aud hat room
will be sold at public auction at the Truck House. on
Sunday Nov 90 at Ii o'clock A. NJ n14 81 %
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cox PER MONTH RENT-The twostory brick
va dwelling 1S4 Robin next to Magazine street
containing four large rooms and two sma ler kitchen
AMI servants roOms gas fixtures in house; newly
painted. Apply corner Magazine.
NIL 1f RICHARD TERRELL,
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SECOND GRAND

g ECOND GRAND
DRESS AND FANCY DRESS BALL
OF THE
HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT
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E>OR RENT Ground ioor of House No. 1874 Canal
L street. between St. Charles and Carondelet
streets, Apply to A. F. WEBER, on the premises
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FOR SALE.

T'OR SALE-A firstclass HORSE dark bay. l,
L hands, years old; sound wind and limbs: Guie
and gentle at any kind Of work. May be seen at IL
Cont street. nl4 II.
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Conceded by all to contain more
TRAINED WILD BEASTS
And the most choice and collection of Living
wild Animals OF any Exhibition in the Void
The only group of
FIVE WONDERFUL PERFORMING Eff
PLANTS
in the World. The only Den of
FIVE FERoCIOUS ROYAL BENGAL TIGERS
And the only Den of
SIX GRAVE ROBBING HYENAs.
ever entered by Man The only
THREE BABY ROYAL BENGAL TIGERS
ever born while in captivity. Born April 81, 1878
THIRTY CAGES AND DENs OF ANIMALS
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INO RENT-Three large and neatly Furnished
l. Rooms front room. Residence within
two blocks of Canal street. Apply at No. % Lower
rampant street. $50 If
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MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION OF LOUISIANA,
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ENOR RENT-A large Office second floor Apply
l. to ID. H. TRUE, 5 Chartres street. nil 1t
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Two RENT-To a good tenant story House
l. on st. Thomas street between Race and Orange
within four squares of the liver contain ng five
rooms large yard and cist rn suitable for a large
family. Apply on the premises Price 3D. n13 3t*
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Office Of the Louisiana Oil Company, 80
Union street AT the annual election for Directors
OF this Company, held on the LIST inst the following
Stockholders were elected:
PLACIDE FORSTALL, A H. MAY,
JULtS CASSARD, JOHN G. GAINES
W. S. DONNELL, J. A DEBLANC
J. H. LEWIS.
And at the meeting of the Board held THIS DAY
the following officers we elected:
PLACIDE FORSTA LII, President.
j. A DE BLANC, Vice President.
II. DUGGAN Sc rotary
J. H DUGGAN, Secret ry.
New Orleans November l, 1875. NIL it
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TNO RENT-Desk Room, in front office second
l. floor, No l2s Gravi-r street. near Camp with
uss OF IRON fe; also second and third floors Apply
on the premises al the Office of the Imperial Fire
Insurance Company 80 Carondelet street nl2 If
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Admh sion as usual. 1900 Reserved Cushioned
Seats DO RS open at and Up M.
No Z 1e IL l4i6
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-07-01

ANOTHER thing, must here mention, comes into
The question to-day,
Copcernin some things in the grammar you're
teachin our gals for to say.
MY gals is as steady clock work. an never give
cause for much fear,
But they come home from school tother evenln a.
talkin such stuff as this here:
.Iloue' an Thou louest an He loves an Ye zoue
an You zooe,' an They
An they answered my questions, It's grammar
twas all could get em to say.
Now it, stead OF dom your duty, you're cafrym
matters on so
AS to make the gals say that they love you' it's just
all that want to know -
".
Now Jim, the young heaven-built mechanic in the
dusk of the evening before,
Had well-nigh unjointed the stovepipe, to make it
come down on the floor;
And the squire bringing smartly his foot down, as
cincher to what he had said,
A Joint of the pipe fell upon him, and arruped him
square on the head.
The SCOT flew in clouds all about him, and blotted
with black all the place,
And the squire and the other four fathers pep
pered with black in the face.
The school, sharp for amusement, laid down all
their cumbersome books,
And, spite of the teachers endeavors, laughed loud
at their visitors looks.
And the squire he stalked to the doorway, swore
oaths of violent hue;
And the four district fathers, who followed seemed
to say, ''Them's auy sentiments teao''