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INDIA.
TIE DISTRICT nAyA0ED ny THE CYCLONE.
ftTt

aHtn's IndiaH Hail.
The district OF Daknrganl, ranged by
cyclone on the 1tl Inst, forms the lowcr part Of
the delta thrown out by tho united watcrs OF
tic Gangcs and tho Lower DraunaputFa, be-
tween Jcssoro and Dacca. Its area Of 4,S00
squire miles Includes tho Sumlerhun1s, the
strangc network Of streams and isfnr1s nf which
lor1ns tho northern side Of tile Hay Of 1engal.
Daulatkiian lie. On the cast coast o[
Dnlhin-shnhbazp,, large islant Of
ubout 800 Bquarg miles ut tue mouth
Ut tho Nfeehna, OF Lower BrallEnaputra, which
llas suffered much danlage from hurricanes
and floods at different times. In 1879 dread
ful lurrfea,lc swept over the whole Of Bnkar-
Eanj, destroying whole y'llagcs, mil tnnny thou
sand lyrs vi men and cattle. Another cyclone
wastcd Dalsl!in-Stsahbazpur III November, 1907,
md t!tr III Atay, 1slj III zach case tic bur
rtrnnc WIS followed by a stoT,n.wavr. whie
aided It's Quota to tic daMnge d0ne by. thu
wind, burying wllnIu Villages aud their lnhab.
itants under Its mighty volume.
, 1876-12-01
A LOTTERY.

LouIsy1LIK. KY, Nov. :n.-To-nIght's special
telegram to the Courkr-]ouraal from Fsunkfors
says tho drawing Of tho Kentucky Casl pls-
tribution Company, in which pcraona all over
tho land Own tickets, was commenced to-day,
but cannot be completed until next Wedncs'
day.
, 1876-12-01

to Keep 1EOuKc WIttt~--"A u Skrect-AnEcls
hut IL Homc-pcrli.''
aptetu' cor7tspondenet n TIE 1Fft""e
DEs MONIES, ln., Nov. .@s.-scFcral ina'f''s
ago sent TIE TRIBUNE rulnnrs which were
III, f., .rm,os Cu,tv rnsm.,tinp tile Kcy NJ l..
1,,',,.,D -. ~ H. tf,..t i,.,.hr,.,, tIhr,l
rnlt!'ps IMslof .. Luz oa'seo niet"'.4 S"'u' ~
at Mohtscellh' 1lls a'hoFous co'oatt WIS 1"e
topic of talk among the woine'l, uslu Ills evident
mpru] tlcttnnucncics tic subject Ut serious con-
s,t1rrnt,on with tim Dearous. The Convention,
~ a.. r,,,,ns, ~ IT, ,"st .,ss, .o,un q wlsc
TO suspend hin from tile ministry. Mr..
PHILLIPS Is nearly TO ycurs of ugc, u1!u tho father
~ srrcrol ,htl,]rrn. some Of wh,u arc
,,,orrio,, md n,.,r,ts thr,nxclvrs. Ills wife Ia
"m n..,'i,"ant ,rannn ,I,,,,v rstcr,nc,l WIN has
devoted lcr married ltu to tho care Of her fa,n-
,ly. suhntt,u, In stlenre to the wrongs inflicted
upon her by her husband. She knew TINT soon
or late the musk would fall from him, atl,l lIc.
who she snys wus an angel iii tile street, but
sle therefore SECURED in her own right tic tito
TO ther hohlestea"' "'iet,t aS t"e s'qae4 III
show, was Wise a'lu proslacnt piaf'. ....
Wit. the scandal WIS associated the name Of
Mrs Herbert baF''es' t!'e "i,e VI 'ne",per u
the church, woman 81 Intelligence anu srewa
"eso, A''a ','o'"s'' ~ s,...a.s.a ~.
Eoot!.llatured man, u uo'hest'e a"o-
It's. lie sninded Ills own business, a'la gave no car
s,.aNaa, aT H.. n,a,r1 ,mnicit confidence in hts
wife, ai!d WIS u irih lfle'la o1 luz FsGAGIclt-e
circumstances most laToFaple 'nr l'le l,ason OF
the rcucs1cr aud Ills Wife r BARNES 5aSe llttil
welcome entruncc t0 llls donicilg, despite tile
wIist,uriuEs Of tl,r cllilrrt!-ststcrs.
ttHr sIunrustnn from The ,tll,yt Mr. phllips
tnrni lIs attention, to worldly PURSUITS, uil.i
lu'tcu - .,"i,',' ,.t.,, nor3ns md rn,n"ni
pt1posch pattneEsnlp Win i,atncs ! a..u seo'ss.
to Ne1r.skn, wiet1 prnlmsa! Was nEeeptsu; l., ~
was decided tint baf'es INIT tls "ns anu iasic
hoy, nnd Phillips, should 81 illSt mil Mrs. lhii.
1I,}B follow wien disposition Ut her homestead
xiii ',r, b. ,,,re. Tney went, and. sDul, utter
thrir nrriyni there, Mrs. phll,ins received tho
tnI.t tlI lilly - ~ tr,,, ir ,.,s,m,tI
4u1tuhlHt' 'cttet 4t"'" ~ '.a0"""'
TEerNsrt!. Johnsan % Co.. Seg, & Nov; !. lSH.. H..
rauaM nv NY are g %Ss'' Ma HGs @ weit' ~" @ nopo
tsls @ mt nmu , cnury ,ttnr it,sn ~. cxnsctcG
nn nv Hrrs IN t.ood opSni1r ior business, Ne haye
w." ram,rh md rotnnruccl iuIying. HIT mnst tayu
muro money, lave jusi received n letter iru,n
Myers. III says lie viii send me Sao0 u wllI s!ya
nj tlsst nate. aud release That four qcIcs hs fod.
| fsom tho lnorssags. Eow. I.lGueu tasr the mort.
Eag9 and atst nots tS ': ~, s1nti M ,e %, 10
, 1876-12-01

Special Dtsp0tch to The Tribune.
lAPoNrE, Iutl., Nov. 30.-ln the Circuit Court
to-day the case Of the State OF Indiana. ".
George Wallace, alias o. ". Martin, on thu
eurge OF forgery, was tried. and q verdict Ut
guilty given, with imprisonment for I've ycars.
, 1876-12-01

ATHENS, Nov. 31-A ministerial crisis lsas
been uyertcd, Premier Coutnoundouros deciding
to await debates III the Chamber.
, 1876-12-01

HUNGARY AGAIN lNrnRTuSATE.
LONDON, Nov. @-Tclcgrams from Testh
state that tho Hungarian Minister VI the III
terlor declared to nlcmbers Of tho Liberal party
yesterday that the Hungarian Ministry ndhcrcd
to the stipulations nude last May In regard to
the Bank question, nil,l they would never make
any concessions. 4 ministerial crisis ut Vienna
aeens fueYitnplc.
, 1876-12-01
JAPAN, ,

YOKOHAMA, Nor. 30.-Thc foreign settlement
Of Yeddo has been pnstially destroyed by flrc.
, 1876-12-01
o,,datone Thinks Oesa and
Pelion Out Of Place in
/. Turkish Territory.
ran. ManteuffeI on His Way to
); the Car with a Letter
from William.
MIN prlco Of American Gold Ad-
yanccd n Cent an Ounce
in London.
.,,ni,h Merchants Alarmed at the Ap-
nearance Of Cuban Privatcers.
THE EAST.

II
pea4aAeo ~ -
TILE E1Ao1'
AN IMPERIAL DEchEE'
LONDON, Nov. 3o.-An lnperaa1 aRaee LOT t"c
1puiIlatinn OF tho Caucasian army has pee,'
tntd and will bo concentrated aoout Ae"al5a"il
lslEriyap, under tue mama OF TUG AetI'e eofPs
mths Turco- -Caucass'an 1roht'ef' Als nosnl1'a'
strength Is 80 ooo toot 3'ooo lfofse' anu ~'o gu'0'
Kuss1A's DEMANDS
The .iaTt'Ht"e AetHH9 ol tologhe pnoi!s"eh
r,nmasy Of the Russian urait ol constitution
,hkh would makc Bulgaria almost an iauepenu'
zt province. Its acceptance Wy turkey 10 eA'
rslngly improbable. ..
THE CONFERENCE. ...-.x
1htFtcnch Plenipotent'aries, Do Burgaihe ano
Ds Cbaulordy, haTo arrived a. Gohstant,ao'
Ie 1t Ia reported TINT tho Marquis ot sails
Gr It Vienna, as at Berlin, showea conellla'
tu1 disposition, which was reciproeatcd. An
understanding seems established on TWO points
The absolute necessity OF oota1tli'le dccasse
eneessoue from the Porte, and ot thclr ee'ng
aaarcd BY substantial guarantees.
Ti1ERE THE GOLD CONES FROM.
pesth correspondent teleEraplls; near
!pn Bucharest that all hopes OF peace llaTe
kt1 reltnquIshctl there. Trade Is at q stana-
I'LL .nd failures arc numerous. The h'"a"cltT
npthat orders arc known to be In hand ior trans
r4tton Of further larger amounts Of gold to
Germany and America"
FonTsMoUTH. ..--.,.
In order hns been received at portsmouth
4ak}a,d for tho discharge Of 600 laborcrs.
reduction Of the working force In the yard
srot unusual at this time OF tho year, but that
nsGoserumcnt is allc to makc IL no" ifnpnea
necessity, for the recently reported activity In
d, u1,l prepa,atIons is abating.
srnv7. .un nTss,.
skns'1 Aan sossaA. .nu,,.,.
Ass peteEspusg dispatch says that, according
.a,ustwortty statements, the Isussian Govern
Ept ba. ,cneatcaly rputcl out to Prince MI
L, li.t 4 cannot further the plans Of Iau.sla-
.s4.s.... .a' 49,, =, uos,t-
Il Kingdom, but ii scrvla wishes to make
fpalher Just ciainls Under RussIa's protection,
ss . muaaa ~ ~ ns, ~ @ that
s''.'4 ~ tis oea'ea ~ -tia"a uae"4"oeo so'''
+hg11{f fSnR afs1ap
, 1876-12-01

6trul.c,x' Indian yeEntnt,ls 1ilttesH Fegu.
Iuirs ihr bo,ycs All asV lust excellent tonic. II
ins,gotnses aud strengthens tho who'll syntsla-
lry Il,
, 1876-12-01

4 TELLER ARRESTED.
MosrnnAL Nov. W-Artl.nr .. Glass, teller
OF Mnlsun's Bank, was arrested to-day for em-
bexzlil.r $l5WN.
, 1876-12-01

KlT41.EU ~ IN UFFIEEK4
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov. 30.-Farttculassw wcrc
received last night Ut d a~tragcdy Mt Pine Bluff.
An unknwl man, willie resisting MI oilicer, was
shot ul!d killed by Policeman Grecn.
, 1876-12-01

Total. .a1I, ii2J .oS, Ill o., ,,,3
Tlldeus plurality over Hayes, 5,4l5., The
Grccnback vote was divided, II largc portion 81
tnt to ticket headcd by T. 3. buchanan, whlet!
increasy the Cooper yotc 4,03V Or 5,ou, 1t Is Is
tlnQtcl.
, 1876-12-01

1ioI,t1,tl'H Aromatic Hitter Wine Of Iron II Y
remedy fur nervous debility. impoverished blood.
as.l impaired digestion. Depot, o3 CLARK street.
, 1876-12-01


How That One Eicctoral Vote Can lie Cap-
turet1---Latcst Dispatches by tho GFnpe-
vine Line.
DETROIT, Mich, Sov. E.-To 4. S. I7tuiH,
Nee lurk: II las All nl0ng beDn acknowledged
by both tartics that the leading Elcetor On Tue
Republican ticket III this State gannut stand.
This elects Tllllen, sure.
D-s Nj D-K-x.
DEs aIo1SEs, H., Nov. e5.-7" 4. $. Hsv;tt,
yeo York 1t las eet definitely usccrtainc1 that
John Smith, ono vi tho N.pahllran Elcc.u,s ui this
State. Is not ~ entire 'rcrson y III ti'c eye Of
tia. luw. lie lost his lett ioslt In T. tl:rrsling
machine, ten years ngo. THIS gives illicn ono
LAW NJ ''''' 1' W-r c-r D-s.
LAKE CITY, Fla, Midnight. Nov. oG.-7ys.
J. 7i!ien, -Heac York: Julius cNaar Gn,seburry,
bear ot tilcottlcia! srtusis trotn tsccl;epull!cu
counties, e.ng startlcI by thu HI'urt I'll II shot
gun yesterday, fell overheard while crossng
Ebinaeka Greek, asld was Instantly deyo''rcd ny
alIiga.ors, together With the returns. Thls
gives you the Statc by l,97l l,lnjority.
EEw ORLEANS, Snv, a7.-z7o joh" Mtrrissey
Our majority Is clstnntly Ines easing. RETURN,
from the precincts Of Alligator, Ao:cahl1l, Rat
tlesuuke, BuI!slozc, NlEhtrle, und buckshut,
| show Il u,.aun,uus Democratic VOTE, asd th
,.irscrs we're lct"it'cd froin the POLLS by fsss,
nnd-ague. Any uthcr statement Ii Rauea1 lie.
THIS gives Illden the ssalft, cure: WIS.,.
WASHINGTON, d. C., Nov. a7-7o Ma Nta
York World: Prominent Republicans here to.
hight eoIicc.lc that, li)tlen receives ls5 Ee>t
raj yntus, Hayes ea.i,'t't pussibly bc elected
Frcehlen. tirani Is 'llseuste1 with this showing,
and lns heen rlt.seteti with T. Chandler for more
tlan five minutes. Att0rNey-Gcrgral TAtt de-
cllnes expressing uny opinion un this point; but
, 1876-12-01

DEs Mo1sEs, H., Nov. e5.--Ta 4. s, Her:t,
.Stso York 1t as heet, dclntely Hsccrtaincd that
Smith, 1ncut tho Republican Electuls ot this
State. Is not III entire "rcrsun " III The eye Of
tin. luw. lie lost hts lett lout IN e tErvsling
machine, ten years ngo. THIS gives Tidcn one
Elcv.or iron1 Iowa, restain.
, 1876-12-01
OBITUARY.

0Bf1 1ukRf.
LOUISVILLE. Ky, Nov. M.-Col. Thomas W.
Gibson, we'll k,l.wn III ii Cnion solllcr anl law
yur Vt ability, died suddenly today
, 1876-12-01

SrHunESvlLtE, o., Nov. @5.-DEAn lius-
BAND: It's boy. shall NC name lin Ratler-
lord ur SMsnuelt JULIA NooCRs'
SBw YouE. My, a5-Wa!t. DEAR WIFE:
Nothing can bu determined uutlf tho Returning
Boartis report. JOHN hooEAss
, 1876-12-01

TAL1Ar!.ssrE, Fla, Nay. a5.-To Tho National
Demvtratir COMMITTEE: I'ln EyrrElnlc counties
arc cunning III splcrilil'y. Unlous!Ie County
lsas just been received OH, ln1ck,:n!'s. This
coutty conta.ns II population III 4,!l:, aha ms
IeturIcd Democratic majority uf I,}13. It 10
not possible n the Radicals tu ovcrroHle It in
the countics to be heard from. ..-.
WILLIAM ARCHER,
, 1876-12-01

L4nchtsifr tN. ~ Axrrnr.
ErrtSa, y. H.. Nov. X. 10 l'resfatnt 11tden
Sa,1irv S,lilh, .ustirc Ut the Peace, has just
rsautrh III, Injunction restraining X. .. Hayes
from nttclnrtint. to assume Gr exercise any VI
The functions af tile President. Ih'a Wlli 10
served OH Gov. Iiaycs tu.lAorruw, nnd w'll, It Is
believed, put an end ~ a1l lla'llra hopes.
l}NuWS, Chairman Democratic Committee.
, 1876-12-01

How That Ono Eirctoral Vote Can lie Cap
turrt1---Latcst Dispatches by tho Grnpe-
vtue Line.
Dttrnif {ha
DETROIT, Mich, Sov. :7.-To 4. s. LeniN,
Nee lvri: It las I'LL n1ong bcun acknowledged
by both tnrties tlsat the leading Elcctor On tue
Republican ticket III this State cannot stand.
This elects Tllllell, sure.
Mt n-r-%
, 1876-12-01

EEw ORLEANS, Npv. a7.-7o join lfrrfssey
Our majority Is ci,,lstnntly. Ines easing Return
from the precincts Of Alligator, aIo:cuEln, Rat
tlesnuke, BuIIluzc, Ntghtrle, und f3lckst"'t
show Il una,ilnuus Democratic vote, mud III,
preccduntrd ,1lAinrltics. Nlne tluusan'
uirgcrs were letniilcd frotn the polls ly feye'
nnt.ag,lc. Any Uthcr statement IL II Raulcal lie
This gives Tlltlen the Statet cure.
- r-9r lily W-TT-s-N.
, 1876-12-01

Srn,sarlr1D, Mass, Hoy. 21.-1o ). !. I'll
tle1. AeAr ltrk: William Henry Pilgarllc has
lust ,,utie utslt!uyt tlat he vnse for Hayes bJ
mistake; liz supposed lie wus voting Tor Charles
FraucIs Atutus. believe tlmt cnuugh uilida
Wits c!,l hr collected tu give y"sl the entire Nc"
E,.lnn1 Stntrs S-M-1. B-W-a.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-25
nAILY DEMOCRAT.
Monetary.
OrrrcE N. 0. DEMooRAr. !

OFFICE N. o. DEMOCRAT. /
Tuesday Evening. April 25, 1875. !
The demand for accommodation at
,hs hanks IL moderate. On tho street
s s movement in all classes Of securi-
,iea il light and rates are steady. The
sales OF the New Orleans City Railroad
rompany and tho Canal Banking Asso-
ciation stock show marked improve
ment in prices, with a strong demand
and none offered. In the commercial
line business is only moderately active.
Rates for discounts are easy. We quote
exceptonal paper -DB per cent. Al
paler goyIO per cont, second grade DO.
=, Al mortgage notes gWl0 per cent,
ana second grade do. ut -.
Gold opened in New York at 1925 and
d now ruling Mt ll2a Here it opened
at it3a 1871, and Is now quoted at li3a u
llJa There is onlya moderate business
doing ut steady rates.
Foreign exchange quiet and easier.
Bank sterling n 550b, counter rate q
ISL, and 545 5lGb for bill OF lading ana
clear bills.
French bills are quiet and steady, with
fair offerings. Bank francs ana Ga
4. GJa for commercial
Domestic bills arc In good request
with light offerings. and rates are
steady. The banks arc checking ~ 4
per cent premium, and commeteihl
sight quoted at I-32 per cent premium.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-25
PROGRAMME.

PROGKAMME:
/. HURDLE RACE: open to all horses: two
miles. over eight hurdles. Purse $50; first
horse 800 second horse s35; third horse sl5 :;
entrance $40: three horses to make the race.
2. TROTTING RACE TO SULKY: open to all
horses; mile heats best two in three. Purse s2s
2. PONY RACE: fourteen hands high and un.
der: mile dash. Purse $40.
l. RUNNING RACE; one mile and an eighth !;
riders to be bona 1de members Of military or
CARNATIONS In this city. Only one representa-
tive from each company, battalion or regiment
allowed. United States officers invited to par
ticipate. Race to be handicapped. Prize. fine
English saddle and b'idle.
6. PACING RACE TO SADDLE; open to MI
horses; mile dash. Purse s25. Entrance 81 So
6. TROTTING RACE TO BUGGY milo dash !;
ladies' to drive. Prize handsome parasol.
IA GRAND MILITARY DRESS PARADE
TO be followed by prize drill open to all com
panies in tho city. First-Infantry drill. Up
ton s tactics. Price "A gold medal Sccond-Ar
tilery drill open to the three companies OF
Washington Artillery. Prize. n gold medal.
DANCING on the platform for children from
six till seven o'clock.
A GRAND MILITARY BALL will be given In
the main building ut the close of the sports on
the track and the field.
The races will commence promptly at two
o'clock.
All races to be run Under tho rules Of the
Louisiana Jockey Club.
All entries for races made Mt Joe Starlings,
IL st Charles street. to be closed FRIDAY night.
April 20.
The Grand Stand above and below. has been
kindly placed at the disposal OF the Cont
nentas.
Sealed bids for the rent of the several booths
special privileges. etc. etc, will be opened up To
FRIDAY night April 28. mt Joe Starlngs 3. where
they will be received. or address +. .. Box NO
247o. o. l.. HALL,
Chairman Committee Of Arrangements.
n11paon
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-25
RAILROADS.


'HE MOBILE LINE
THE GREAT THROUGH RoUTH TO TIE
EAST. NORTH AND WEST.
Via Louisville, via Atlanta and via st. Louis,
CARRYING THE u. y. MAIL
Trains arrive and pepart from Depot foot si
Canal street. M follows.
DEPART. ARRIVE
Express g As n. IN. Express 10 30
Express go. g 90 D. IN. Express y 30 u. m
Pullman Palace Cars daily to Cincinnati Lou
isville. Nashville. Lynehburg and Baltimore
without change, and only one change to New
York and Eastern cities
Ticket Office corner Of Camp and Common
streets. opposite City Hotel
NORMAN G. JONES. Gent Agent
y. Il. ROBINSON Snpt mh2 II
TREAT JACKSON ROUTE
NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD COMPANY.
On and after Ann II, iR7G trains denart and ar
rive as follows: From Calliope street depot:
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Mai. ...... 4p. m. Mail........1a IN
Express go. 1880 n. IN. Express. g.. 2tO a. m
A G 9 ommoda- A eeoinmoda-
ton ......45 pm. ton. ....... 10 a IA
sunday Accommodation $50 y. m.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS
through to ~. Louis Chicago and Louisville
Only me change of Sleeping Cars to Ehstern
cities. Tickets for sale and information given ~
"a Camp street. corner Common,
A. d. SHELDON. Agent
u. y. FRosT. General Manager, feia 70 iy
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-25
Reynolds Iron. street.
Corner Delord and FietOr,
w. II. REYNOLDS Exobangs

We bsb lNVADP
Postoffice Box 1890, Me-
Box 1hler In
Manufacturer aent Hand art
ELEVATORS 100 Timpores. Warehouses;
Steam Power Elevator
etc. ors Keps
WIRE ROPEr-For
on hand. 4 REVOLVING
REYNOLDS Celotton Press. 49,,
Iron Screw. PIantDund Anger for Wei~'
CAREY'S-Patef
Fen % Posts, ETC., on application Tor iron
EsTIMATES- Columns. Railings. fencee:
Fronts. Ornarns. and every deSc,'p.'o r, -,
Galleries. veyIron Work Tor br'oe go. 10
Wrought anfRailroads. Plantadoh' o'''
and Box CaInery In General. o.,
boat and hlars. ----------------2
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-25
AMUsEMENTsi
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
LAST WEEK OF THE SEASON
Engagement Of the great Classic Actress.
mEIEN un.RgTE

a CADEMY OF MUSIC.
LAST WEEK OF THE SEASON
Engagement of the great Classic Actress.
HELEN D'EsTE,
With her Talented Dramatic Combination
Tuesday, April T e., entirely new society
Wednesday Matineo-LADY AUDLEyS Sc
w'qn "sa Sa Ess@ sns f bE4r 1'' new emo
rhs sraltns Es so"y M Af LIVE
Friday, April %. Benefit Of HELEN DESTE~
Saturday Matinee FANCHON.
SATURDAY Evening. April 2s-FLOWEHS OF
THE FOREST
drama. SiREETs or NEW YORK.
Annual Testimonial Benefit to Mr.. y. BID
WELL. APPS
ST. CHAHLEB THEATRE.
JAMES FLYNN ............. Sole Proprietor.
MARSH ADAMS ................ Stage Manager
The Greatest Attraction Ever offered.
Engagement for one week only Of the Light
Weight Champions -
BILLY EDWARDS aud ARTHUR CHAMBERS,
who viii appear each evening anu me,lnee IN
ring costumes in Grand SOARING Match
Also Mcssrs. SEAHLEs and BLdGs, MASTER
HARRY, The thili Wphder" MISS ELLA
HELM and TIM NORRIS. The most complete
organization % celebrated specially artists ever
offered IN lhig city. rare treat at the old Drury
Matinee SATURDAY at ~ O'Clock.
Admission 30. ~ md II cents. apo
f,m,rwAlD HALL.
BY request Of Many 81 our Citzens.
Till
German Military Band,
Have Consented to Givea
GRAND FAREWELL CONCERT,
This, Tuesday, Evening, April Is.
AhNllssi'H 81 W.
No extra charge for reserved aeais.
Seats can be secured ut Grunewalds Music
Store
open at o'clock. APPS
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-25

Y'HE LARGEST STOCK OF. FINE RHINE
L WINES In the South also. French and Ma
tive Wines kirsch and Iwetsh wasser, Jamaica
and Santa Cruz Runs, Preserves, Fruits, and
many other delicacies for the coming holidays,
for sale by L. HOLIANDER.
No. 80 CustomhouSe street.
mh25 I'm New Orleans. La.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-04-25
Send iohS' FOUNDRY.
LsTABLISHED IN 1921 ..
nu,.ra and Foucher stroess'
Corr NEW ORLEANS.

Corr NEW ORLEANS.
prepared to manufacture
WeENGINEs, BOILERS, ,s
FrAINIs6 M bopasFs NEWELL SCREWS
GEARING, FURsAcE MOUTHS s,,v,uops
o"n :, plantation and Steamboat work
q az. ey st description OF MachiHnFspISs co.
c ,~
uo ,oo To call special attention TO our ~ Ks
S @s May 4aS &eorR q Ten
ntire stock o. tlte NJ p. F. Lavillebeuyre war
,essee lor @I land the only genuine Tenns ser
or% Tas IN the we Offer 1hs
ssd E e nG price g s.. Which S
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uOS. LLADO. AGENT.

los. LLADO. AGENT.
pstween Dumaine and 81 1919 Ann, oppo''
so9 street G Mem SssafFf Fine Per-
Drugs MedlGlnr rt;cIes usually kept On hand ~
fpmsss anu Payseans prescriptions i"ii
ON pounded.
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REENR SPRINGS SCHOOL.

4 u VVFIVV's
HENRY TUTWILER LII. D.. Principal.
This institution has boon In successful opera
pal. The regular session began October l. 1876.
and ends Juno "a 1876 II il divided into three
terms. beginning October I. January !. and
April /. with short rooess at Christmas Board.
tuition, use OF library, ROOM fuel and attend
ance Ss5 each for first and second terms. and $50
for third torn. payable at beginning Of each
term Washing 80 cents per dozen. Tho next
term begins April I. 1876 An experience OF ~
years has proved the remarkable heai thfulness
Of tho place Many coming from malarial dis
tricts have been entirely restored TO health by
the use OF tho Mineral Waters. For Catalogue.
giving full information. address Principal.
Greene Springs. Halo county. Ala Refers to
others ~ this CITY ap1 I'm
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'ICTOR'S RESTAURANT.
30 . nd 40 bourbon street,
Between Customhouss and Bienville.
MEALS At ALL HOURS.

Board by tho day. by tho week. or by the month.
Parties aud Weddings supplied on short notice,
nj worry moderate pricaa. tel7 w
HAVE ONE OF COOKS PATENT BOILER,
l Feeders and Regulators. made by Sheckle.
Harrison d Co. OF Sc. Louis. in daily use mt my
refinery on Grod street. corner Of Commerce,
SURVIVING three boilers with perfect regularity
and invite all persons who would like to wit
ness it's operation to call and see II.
feo7tf VIM HENDERSON.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TO THE Old
FISHERMEN.
Setns. Cast Nets
sitr. The under
signed has the
honor to an
nonnnc to his Pat
rons Of tllo city
aud country that
he kners on hand
u complete assert :
ncnt Of Soins
CnAt Nets, Small
Nets aud Tack IL
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Highly recommended by Professors az i nNS
tors Jones. Pope, FACET. Chopin, an eaa
Alpuente. Brickel1. Bruins. LIE Monniq Maa 81
Hava and other distinguished physa,a.nnss oo oa
New Orleans. and by the Academy oocion000
OF Havana. -,
The undersigned is the sole man tacturer "
this OIL, which may be had Of al drRRlsD.
jAl ~ "A. JA8 1oo ChaS<os sU00e
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OFFICE N o. DEMOCRAT
Tuesday Evening. April ~, 1870
lNoTE-All quotations nrh based on round lpt
salea from fret hands unless otherwise stated
In ning small orders higher prices arc
chargod.l
Cotton
Yesterday the business embraced $3.50
bales, and tho prices paid indicated n
general decline Of Ao, though in somo
cases 10 reduction was granted.
At tho close the Cotton Exchange
,,nfnI
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Notice IT Election -I1ihernim Insurance
Company Of New Orleans Conformably to the
charter. the election Of Direetorsto serve during
the ensuing twelve months will take place ~
the Office u the company. ~ Camp street. on
MONDAY the lst May prox., between The hours
Of 10 O'Clock a. m. and O'Clock y. N.
ap5l til
once Imsmns's FireIess Engine Conn
pany, No. 40 Carondelet street.-The stockholders
of this company are hereby notified that the an
nua election Of nine directors will be held on
MONDAY. tho lat Of May. 1876 ut tho Office Of the
N. Transfer books will be closed from 2jth Of
April TO sth Of May inclusive.
H. PLASSAN Secretary,
ap1g 30 20 10 Lnmm's Fireess Engine Go.
A Meeting of the Stockholders Of thr
Office Nos ~ and 80 Camp street, on MONDAY,
May l. 1916 from ~ to O'Clock, for the election
III seven Directors for tho current year.
apll td JUAH H. UlILHORN Secretary.