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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-11-05
ASSESSMENT NOTICE,

V0UNd AMERICA MINING COMPANY
\ Gallon Of principal place OF business. Kan
IrsnGlsoo, CalliornIA: location Of works Tusca.
rora District Elko county, SeYads,
=, SOIICh is hereby given that AZ q mcutInu NJ
The Board Of directors held on tho 2Jih iIay Of
Stpienber. 1876, an assessment mo. 81 OF ~
ctnN per snare was levied upon tho capital stock
rune corporation, payable Immediately, IN Unit.
ed Btatcs gold coin, 10 tho Secretary az lilo SGlco
OF Tho Company, room D. 40 California street.
Ban PfauciscO, California $1,000
ANY Lt1ck upon which this Assessment shall
reLnaih unpaid on tho Jlbt day Of October, IsIG.
VIII DO delinquent and advertised for saIo al
pubic auction. and Ilnlcss payment IN inatlo DO.
November, 1870, 20 pay tho deIInTucnI Sas.ss,
hent, togetbnr Will coats Of advertising and
expenses OF sale. by order OF tho Board Of Di.
Tectors.
II. II. DROWN, Socreiary.
=, oJTioE-Iioom 8, I25 California street, san
E'Ahc'eo0' CShIOTnh. ocJ.h
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TO TAX PAYERS

oFFICE OF THE COUNTY TREAsUREn,l
ELKo, NEVADA, Oct. 10, 1870.
NOTICE III HEREBY OWEN THAT TIE
~ staic. County and other Taxes for Tho year
tbo law IN relation 10 their collection will be
strictly enforced All taxes unpaid at O O'Clock
=, IN. Monday. November 10Th, PtoTifno,
. WI uon become delinquent and ten per cent.
Il. p. FREEMAN,
County Treasurer and gx.onlcIo Tax Receiver.
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reason which has great weight
In my mind il that where o
large central abattoir Is established
In CONNECTION with a stock yard, there
must necessarily be the highest degree
Of sanitary surveillance on the part Of
the public authorities, for the whole
business Of Strengthening. being concen-
trated at one point, the health officers
Of the city are enabled to Inspect daily
without difficulty the animals before
slaughter
DR.. John J. Craven. page 141 Of same
book, a y There iH a class OF butchers
hanging about every city who buy the
invalided or damaged animals and
slaughter them, placing their diseased
or tainted meat In the market. and who
| are at all times unwilling to favor the es-
| tablishment OF q central depot or slaugh-
| tering establishment. where their stock
must be placed necessarily. under the
surveillance OF an inspector we could
| quote more amply from this exhaustive
work. but fearing to. take too much
loving Endorsement OF Dr.. tustavus
| Devron, Sanitary Inspector Of the Third
District, by our leading physicians We,
| the undersigned practising. physicians
| Of the city OF New Orleans, having read
| the report OF Dir. q. Devron. herein
above given. do hereby fully indorse oil
the statements made by him AS the
sanitary Inspector Of the Third District
| Of New Orleans.
Signed DR.. A. Landry, DR.. y. Martin,
DR.. II. Bayon, DR.. A. Capdeyielle, DIR. J.
Borde, DIR. A. Chastant, DR.. II. D'Aquin,
DIR. u. Tureaud. DIR. Chas. FACET, pr,
L. Souchon. DIR. s. q. Renshaw. United
States Barracks, DR.. J. A. Cantrelle,
| Dir. L. Gurott, DIR. A. w. Smythe,
Charity Hospital, DIR. G. B. White,
President Board OF Health.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-13
from Yesterdays Evening Eiition.l
The Morning Press.

The Bee consistently aud t~enaciously
opposes the so-called premium bond
plan. mainly because II places on an
equal footing the ante bellum munich
pal debt Of undouhted legality, and the
issues Of bonds made during the War.
moth regime and which are tainted with
fraud and the vice OF no consideration.
Il adds its voice TO that of the pressin
general in condemnation Of the on
iirmation Of Mr.. Billings.
The Republican processes to have little
hope OF Government aid for Louisiana,
because, ii say the Democrats expect
Congress TO appropriate millions OF dol
lars for ~levees. ETC., while they are en-
gagged In organizing Kuklux and White
Leagues to murder Republicans.
II is willing to abandon the name Of
Returning Board. but insists upon re-
tanning the substance.
It says that the battle-cry Of the Dem
ocratic party Ia death to those who OPP
pose us, who do not think as WE do and
| who are not of our color"
The Times defends itself from certain
| charges by abusing the plaintiffs at
torney.'
It gives a summary Of the relief mat
tiers which should become laws before
the adjournment Of the Legislature, and
insists particularly upon a law forbid
| ding the Auditor to issue warrants IN
less there Ia money in the treasury to
pay them.
The Picavuno thinks that tho gather
ing Of an unusually large number Of po-
lioemen around the State House and the
| election last evening Of Hugh j. Camp
| bell as Sergeant-at-Arms OF the Senate,
are suggestive of revolutionary and ag-
grcssive designs on the part of our dc
facto government.
II echoes the sentiments OF the DEMO
GRAFT In advising the colored people to
break loose from the control of their
selfish and INSCRIPTIONS carpet-bag
leaders.
The Bulletin Is impatient at the slow
progress made by the Legislature In
effccting necessary reforms, and holds
the Radical politicians of the Senate re-
| sponsible for the delay.
II hopes that some good may result
| from the deliberations Of the Conference
Committee on the election bill.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-13

r. the Editor of the NJ. q. Democrat:
Nir-In common with, l believe, a
large majority Of our citizens who. sym
pathiaing with and by every Instinct
closely affiliated with the Democratic
party, desire the success OF that party
as offering us the only visible avenue
through which we can reach an honest
administration Of our public affairs and
u return to prosperity, l regret TO see
tho enactment OF reform measures de-
laycd by the apparent inability OF the
two parties represented In the .Leglsla-
tuie to agree upon some satisfactory
mode Of adjusting their differences In
respect 10 the pending election bills. j.
In this question of u Returning Board
Il seems TO have come pretty much TO
this: The Republicans say, We will
have d Returning Board; !" the. Demo
Gratis say. 1--WE w~ont'-our. friends In
the thick of the fight appearing to have
lost sight OF the fact that, In truth, 1t is
not n Returning Board to which objec-
ton is made. but any machinery by any
name that will have thepower to nullify
the popular voice.
There must be some power lodged
somewhere to review and compile the
| election returns, whether the courts are
to be the ultimate resort, or . board
created for that purpose.
suggest that probably the best pan
would be to have d board Of commits
sioners elected by the Suite ut large, by
a cumulative vote at o date anterior tto
the general election, on whom should
devoIvc the functions Of the present
Returning Board, or tho Supreme Court.
Say In the month Of August and Sep
tember the electors OF the Htnte ut large
are called upon to. elect seven or nine
| commissioners. and That each voter hos
| the right to cumulate his seven OF nine
votes on one or more names. Any and
all parties. however weak they might be.
would have O representation then by
cumulating their votes on u single can
didate and we probably would have q
reasonably honest body OF men. repre-
senting all shades Of opinion. ready to
take the election returns OF u Novem-
Der elections. and relieve us from the
| disgraceful scenes OF 1874.
B1ENvILLE.
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SPLENDID Investment.

OFFICE CRESCENT CITY r: y
1913 Canal st., New Orleans, Januaryll, 1870 !
The stockholders OF this company having
voted to extend their road to Carrollton ana !or
its equipment, and to make a loan OF sloo'no Ior
the purpose, the directors. in pursuance Oh inc
anne now offer to the public bonds OF the CON-
pany, secured upon its entire lines ana real
estate connected herewith. upon which there are
no membranes, and which cost over s'eo.ooo.
The bonds will be issued in sums OF $1,000. 800
and 500 each. to suit every class OF investors.
and interest will be at the rate OF 8 per sent. per
annum. payable semi-annually IN New YORK OF
this city. at the option Of the subscriber az the
time OF. issue. The bonds will be coupon ana
| will be registered or a payable 70 Dearer' as
desired. Ten per cent. will be payable az inc
time of subscription. fifteen on the ISL OF req
ruary, twenty-five on the LIST OF March. twenty
five on the list OF April. and TWENTY-FIVE on the
LIST Of May next, when the bonds will DO issued
and dated.
Interest on the payments from tune Oh SUD
scription to May LIST will be paid on delivery OF
the bonds, at the rate OF s per cent. per annum
jal4 swFrSu JOHN 3. JUDEN. Secretary
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District Telegraph Company has
n y Up an elegant Office In the court
Jackson Square = and has
uasned the court service" which
seonle very popular with the legal
sA0n, and others having business
y courts,
~0ls the various advantages this
presents, the following will
~"glye our readers an idea Of the
e.ladges:
.sefs and witnesses are notified
saaelr presence is neccssary-thus
salas the necessity Of their being
W, perhaps all day awaiting the
laelr case. Business menca ne.
netr oficesor stores, until they
.~eo-the ecessaryarrangements
previously been made by then
s~aotacation.
ssuiar line Of telegraph Is in ope
s0etween the several Offices OF tn
ay-thus messages OF all kind
Nsent and received. The messen
~N deliver messages with prompt
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Reynolds Iron Works,
Corner Delord and Fulton streets
w. II. REYNOLDS, Proprietor,

rostoflce Boz . Mechanics Exchange
Box 100.
Manufacturer and Dealer In
ELEVATORS -Timpe'H Patent Hand and
Steam Power Elevators for Stores, Warehouses,
etc.
WIRE ROPE-For Elevators kept constantly
on hand.
observation-disclosures Revolving Wrought
Iron Screw. Plantation Cotton Press.
CAREY'BAPatent Ground Anger for Wells.
Fen e Posts. etc.
ESTIMAT1ES-Made on application for Iron
Fronts, Ornamental Columns, Railings. Fences,
Galleries, ~verandalls, and every description oil
Wrought and Cast Iron Work fbr Bridges, Flat
and Box Cars for Railroads, Plantation. Steam
boat and Machinery In General.
Send for Circulars. fe2 Gm
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PETER GALLERY.
r,

No. 22s JOSEPHINE STREET. NEAR MAGAZINE.
Metallic, Mahogany and Plain Coffin always
on hand. Hearses and carriages to hire. rn-
nerals attended to in person, and by STREE a..en-
ton hopes to obtain q share OF puDilc n Eran
age. 1aa AoAA
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The Oldest and Largest

MERCANTILE AGENCY IN THE WORLD
II. q. DUN 4 GO.
Established In New York in 1s4l.
Established in New Orleans In 1851
d. WEBSTER,
Nos. 10 and IL Camp street. New Orleans.
n. a. Dun 4 Co., Galveston. Texas.
~ = W. b. Wilcox. Manager.
II a Dun A Co., Houston. Texas,
~ -. ~ 6. H, Jones. Manager.
:" W W, II. Harrison. Manage
=. VI G. w. Delaplaine. Manager.
vu;., s;xtv branch and associate offices in the
Wv" ' United States and Canada.
Collections made and legal business attended
Wa bar TO state that during the past thirty
four years MILLIONS OF Dc, ,l;tban ha soss p tn a
single instance through any fault of this agency.
Full Information relative " to ,Grms ., to sa9 3bis Or
ton, etc. may be hau On appneiiaiton af,,ce sa'' =
any = ' X. q. DUN 4 GO.
~ i u
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A. CARROUCHE, Successor.
Notice.

OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR, J
First District. 16e aravier street, upstairs,
New Orleans, Jan. az, 1915. }
Public Notice Is hereby given to TAXPAYERS
of the FIRST DISTRICT Of New Orleans. that
| am ready to issue STATE LICENSES Tor tho
year 1876. and 10 receive all TAXES for the years
1876. 1874 and 1878. The Office will be open from
9 a. nj. to . y. m. N. G. FOL0ER,
a2g I'm State Tax Collector First District.
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ness and spced-thus the whole system
offers advantages and facilities which
the public will find profitable to patron
f1a
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Nor Of force rssl bills ha nayo9|s e M end a4s :
cry, and lilo may howl till the heavens
crack before. the country, VIII 60 Win
him.-PrOridence Press Lib. Kep,J
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COURT NOTES.
sixth District Ccust.

Present. Hon. A. saucier. Judge.
The jury In the cas Of the Louisiana
Artificial Stone Manufacturing Company
vs.. Jordan \ Shawlos rendered . jlldg-
ment for the defendant.
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.Ju,iux Ro,,crt Diffusion PROCESS Company
WANTS.

vNyANTED-A WHITE SERVANT TO COOK,
w wash and iron for u small family. Refer
ences required. Apply Mt 100 Annunciation
street, feht3 IL
lAYANTED-BY A PARTY WHO IL WILLING
w to accept any position In which he can
make himself useful, either In or out door. ls
we'll acquainted In the city and possesses good
business qualifications. Best Of references
given, If required. Addresses u. II. c.. care u. i.
Murdoch, ~ Hravier street. ie13
IArANTED-BY A. NESPECTADLE WHITE
w woman the washing OF q restaurant, barber
slop Or a small family to do at her house. Please
address M. I. ut this Office, feia
NITUATION .WANTED-IN A WHOLESALE
- Dry Goods House as commercial traveller, by
n man Of sixteen years experience In the whole.
sale and retail trade. both in this country and
Ireland. Can give good reference. Address for
three days, NJ. T.. Democrat Office. iH3o
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rTAUFFEH, MACREADY Il co.
Importers and Dealers In
HARDWARE. IRON, NAILS. TIN PLATE
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. E1O'
No. II Canal street. New Orleans.
inf am
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LEEDS FOUNDRY.

Corner UoIOrd and kOuOh0T str Gets,
NEW ORLEANS.
We are prepared to manufacture
STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS,
SUGAR MILLS, SUGAR KETTLES,
DRAINING MACHINES, SAW MILLS.
CoTToN PRESSES, NEWELL SCREWS,
Gin GEARINa, FURNACE MOUTHS,
CRATE BARS, JUDsoN's GOVERNORS,
and all kinds Of Plantation and Steamboat work,
and every description OF Machinery for tho
South. LEEDS d CO.
We beg to call special attention to our large
stock Of Sugar Kettles. Having purchased the
entire stock Of the Stacker Iron Works OF Ten
formerly agent. tand the only genuine Tennes-
see Kettle In the market,) we offer the same for
sa le, US well as those OF our own manufacture
At Reduced Rates, price lists Of which We will DO
pleased To furnish on application. jai9 am
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T. HST1iEIM BOOTS AND SHOES
A LEXANDER .HILk. ~, . n
A FormerlXy !; Dayidson Hil 4 vi bs

WELSH and AMERICAN STATES, SLABS, a.;
And agent for the Imperial and Co w Tha
slafe from these ~auarries are the best AmeTI-
can States which have yet been sent 70 tnis a nla,
ket. and bear q closer, resemniance IL ro,u,
strength and quality to the Welsh Slate tnan uny
that have heretofore appeared. Prices IRON
dso A. 10 Carondelet street. New Orleans.
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Duconge's Drug Store,
30. ........ Chartres street. ........ 30
NEW ORLEANS.
A. CARROUCHE, Successor.
Buyers will find ut this old and favorably
known house n complete assortment Of
FRENCH,
ENGLISH,
and AMERICAN
PATENT MEDICINES.
Also
DRUGS.
PAINTS,
PERFTNFRTEs,
And n full assortment of oil goods constl-
tuting a First Glass Drug Store.
Country orders solicited.
Depot for DUCONdE'S PICTORIAL BAL
SAMIO SYRUP. ja2a I'm
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4MUSEMENTS.
DJDWELL'S ACADEMY OF MUSIC
ID % ST. Charles street.
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTIONl
For ono week, commencing

A Company Of Japanese Artists, under the ditee-
ton Of the PHINUEUF TISMAH.
Wonderful exhibition Of Juggling, balancing
ZION Swimming. Rope Walking. Actohatie Feats,
Contortions, Magic. etc. :.
SUNDAY. Feb. W-The famous Kelly Il Icons
Minstrels, Comic Opera and Burlesuue
VrOunp, trl3
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Carpet and Oil Cloth'
WAREHOUSE,
ELKIM = co.,

lea Canal Nraet. ,t.,t,t,,.lb
vs,vet. Brussels and Ingram CARPETS,
Floor OIL CLOTHS.
MATTINGS OF all descriptIons: orrcro
WWiNbOW SHADES. CURTAINS. CORNlCEs,
etc. al extremely Low Prices. la1s I'm
j., SS71E11M BOOTS AND SHOES
uho,,sola and retail dealer in GENTS
mnSWHyEsDe B01Ts and SHOES Of all styles.
from s. Is per pair upwards, FROM So oer dozen
upwards. -, nonor+,rant ia
Royal. near ST. Peter street. Branch. NO. %.
Charles. near Canal street. a.,aad n
Souh'fs janis SIN
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-13

Highly recommended by PROFESSORS and Doe.
Alpuente.. brickell. Drums. La .Monnler. Mans
Hava and other distinguished physicians III
Now Orleans, and by tho Academy If Sciences
OF Havana.
The undersigned ls tho sole manufacture OF
this OIL. which may be had Of all druggists.
jat 1y A. A 10a Ohnrtres street.
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YNHE SUREST CURE
l. FOR
RHEUMATISM AND RHEUMATIC GOUT.
lis tho
CELEBRATED DURANES REMEDY.
For sale by A. Jas. Druggist.
iat am eCharfres at.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

AudusTEEss rpc,Ar RESTAURANT
1o7 Customhouse street. between koyal NM
Bo,irhnn streets. New Orleans. There VIII be
found ~ this establishment all tho deltcaeles 81
the season, rs also the choicest Of wines. There
arc oommodious and airy rooms Tor travsiers. "
dings. %soirees. etc. all at very reasonable fntee.
fnta tyT6
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Sunn1v Yourself Promptly
WITH A COPY OF
SOARDS' 1875 CITY DIKECIOkl.
Containing ? MSp o. the wv :" efSF'
Guide.
No Directory sold without Map accompanying
Same. Price %. For sale by the Fublisher anu
principal Stationers,
L. SOARDs h CO., Publishers.
60, 9w No. 5 Commercial Place.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
On,ee ~ the CRESCENT City 1.-Two 81

Office or the Crescent City 1.-Two stock
No. q CALLER Court, New Orleans. Feb. u, ls7G.-
An annual election fer Directors Of this Com.
paiy, to serve. during ths. ensuing year, VIII
take place al this office on WEDNESDAY. March
feisMitE IN. huGusTIN. Secretary.
"The Grays and the Blues."-We have
the honor to Inform the public that we are about
to organize a Mutual Benevolent Association,
composed exclusively of marines and cttppled
soldiers Of the last war tUopfederates ~ we'll rs
and The Blues Association, which shall place
c~ffpplns Of the war. Once organized, THE asHo-
chiffon will be under the patronage of a Com
| mittee If Ladies' from this city and State. Daily
we meet hrggiiig on the streets homeless aud
fripndless crippled soldiers to which ever army
they belonged, let us look upon them ~ brothers.
and as such extend to them all the help we cai,-
for that purpose is thu. proposed Qrganizati9n OF
the above satd association. All crippled soldiers
| Wishing to join US can do 80 by applying to he
GLOWING committee; :.
| o'clock, at the Second District Court: from 8 to q
Il, m. at 900 Burgundy street.
j. Il. Dueros. ex-Captain, Civil Sheriff Office.
+. q. pascoe. ex-Lieutenapt, Civil Sheriff
Offlce. leo
Julius Robert Diffusion Process Company,
New Orleans, 2ath January, 1sI6. Tho annual
election for seven directors VI this colnpally y, &c
MONDAY. 2sth February, between the hours o.
sthirs. EDWD d SEGHEltS, Seey.
0EM EunJ
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Continental
BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION N,

BENEVOLENT ASSOClAIlVN y,
GRAND MILITARY
MASK. DRESS. aud FANCY DRESS BALI
For the Benefit of
COMPANY A., CONTINENTAL GUARDS,
win be Given ut
ST.. PATRICK'S HALL.
On Camp street. opposite Lafayette Square.
ON THE .
Evening of the . ef February Next,
The One Hundred md Forty Fourth Anniver
aary Of tho Birth OF
WASHINGTON.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
w., r,.,s John & & EEl1r% slatIls oha'rm e. |. Hall.
d. ii. Watkins. Alex. Mcneil, /. Blessey
nEeEpI1ng COMMITTEE:
sGqlsapllsnt $. Welks sa, oh al M,,,aa
John Ii. Ieefe. John Clark,
Hon. John Livingston. Harry gidwell,
AT. Cnryin, George Purves.
Charles Gould. Marcus Quayle.
ThoH, L. Hedges. YIN. Mehie.
John Hawkins, Joseph Donaldson.
Chris, Mehle. John M, Cullen, NJ. D.,
tieo. II. Finley, VIM. Gillen,
II M Hpknr. j. j, McGinnis,
/. 4. Moran L. w. Quaekenboss.
Gerard Stith. Charles y, brown,
A. n. Smith, James Wllaoh,
Vim. ri. Morgan, Vim. Bedell.
John &. Hood, Geo. w. England,
w. T. Scovell.
Applications for ladies' invitations may be LEI
at the store of Il. A. Tyler. ESD, lis Cana
street, or at the store OF John q. Fleming
ESD. Secretary of the Association. NJ IA
poytras street. or through L. o. Box 1896.
by order of L. W.bolHioh,
President Continental Benev. Assn.
n, M. MONTGOMERY,
Captain Company A.. Continental Guards.
Jazz t fe22
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FACTORS AND TRADERS
p =,
81 Carondelst Street.
Assets April 30, 1875, $1,4s6,215 81.
This Company issues Policies
FIRE, RIVER AND MARINE RISKS
AT LOWEST TARIFF RATES.
Z. A. PALFREY. President.
MOSES GREENWOOD. Vice President.
rHos. f. WALKER. Secretary.
TRUSTEES:
Moses Greenwood. Il. NJ. Walmsley.
W. A.. Johnson. A. Brlttn,
John /. Noble. A. May.
1obn ChafYe. 8. II. Snowden.
Richard Milliken. j. Lyu' Lyon
Samuel Z. Moore. VIM. .. Raymond.
7 r Warren. Jas. s. Prestidge.
u n puckner. Samuel H. Boyd
Samuel F%riedlander. Joseph McElroy.
A 4. Yates. E. B. Wheelock.
John /. Adams. Cyrus bussey'
raaac scberck. VIM. J. Behan.
de19 Am BE-. Eschieman'
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GLOBE THEATRE
Corner Of Baronne and Perdido streets.
MARSH ADAMS. Business and Stage Manager
MORE NEW STARS.
First Week Of Miss Blanche selwyn. Miss Jennie
Southern, MIR. Ben Gilfoil,. Miss Mollie Som
mera, Mr.. james Welch. Miss Maud lie
moline, MIR. John Smith. Redmond and De
vore, The Female ~Serenaders.
All the old t~ayorites IN new. speciahiest
Continued Success Of the Partisan CAN-CAN
| During tho Can-Can there will be introduced b,
the Company
THE AFRICAN CLOUDOUCHE QUADNILLE
Admission. 10. IL. % and soc.
/ faI NJ
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Sworn to and subscribed before mo on the nth
Nv JOHN LEMONNIER.
Third Justice Of the Peace,
Parish of Orleans. La.

Al n meeting OF tho Board of Directors. held
on the 1ath Inst. 1t was resolved to pay the
semi-annual interest dividend Of five per cent
lepal representatives on and after tho FIRST
MONDAY Of February next.
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DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
New Orleans, Jan. %, 1876.
Sealed Proposals will be received by the Com
missioners OF the Consolidated Debt until ID
a'eloek m. WEDNESDAY, Feb. D. 1876, for the
sale to the city OF ss50. 900 of bonds OF the city o.
New Orleans, including premium issues and OF
the late cities of Jefferson and Carrollton;
Bids must state the amount of accrued inter
esf thereon, and all offers must cover both prln-
cipal and interest.
The right to reject all bids is reserved.
ja29 fe23 ED. PILSBUkY. ADMINISTRATOR
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GT. CHARLES THEATRE
sunday Evening. February Ia.
Last Night Of FELIX A. and EVA VINCENT.
OLD PILLS BIRTHpAY aud IRISH les
MEliIsM.
Monday Evening. Feb. 1.-THE great dialect
artists, SALIlE. ADpAMS and JULIE KEEN
In their new specially drama, TIE GLOVE
Fridny-Benetlt Of SALIIIE ADDAMS and
JULIE KEEN, ~
Eaturdny-kEEN and ADDAMS Matinee.
Saturday Evening Benefit OF Mi. +.
GLEASON. - -,
Twenty first Annual Mardi4Grns Ball, Feb.
~. 1870. Invitations for Ladies' cal. he obtained at
the Box Oflee on application to MI. !, Gleason,
Treasurer. subject to the approval oil the Invita-
ton Committee. tel5