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district In which he Is running, as MIR. Dakin
does.
Committee, Yesterday wrote to ut.-Col.
Droome, commander ~ the United States Ma
rne Corps. asking him so to arrange the duties
OF the marines and Others in the service OF the
United states under his Ommand tina, all may
have an opportunity to vote. The letter CON
tnuo-; Il make this request, not because en-
tertatn any doubt OF your disposition to give
the necess nv fdcilities, but that 1t may be gem
orally known that the Democratic party believes
that every man. whether In public or private
life. should exercise the sacred right Of suffrage
In the Presidential election"
District Attorney BrittOn Yesterday, In n letter
addressed to United States District Attorney
lennev, sa a that complaint had been made at
his Ofilce tnat Assistant District Attorney Hull
had said to a prisoner who was takon before
him for bail: " Remember, Young man, we will
admit YOU to bail, but " you attempt TO vote on
election day YOU Will be arresieI" Mr.. Britton
contends that tho mere fact Of an arrest In ad
vance OF any trial or convection does not eStaO-
lish the fact Of the guilt of any person.
United states District Attorney 1enney last
night answered MIR. BrittOD's note explaining
that whit was said 10 the prisoner Edward
avenue, his residence being at Emmett street,
wga said to the prisoners counsel that he might
Iro erly advise his client. Mr.. HUI said to the
counsel That tue case seemed To ue clearly one
of colOniz alton, and that II II was such II would
be- the uuty u tho Deputy Marsh.l tn rearrest
the pris II he should attempt to vote on
election day. MT. Tenney adds; The uniform
interpret tinn Of the United states statutes has
been aud L. that when a Deputy Marshal is satis-
fed that a person Ia attempting to vote Illegally
II - his ddty to arrest him before he deposits
his ballot. You seem to assume the contrary
In your letter to me. Your interpreta ion OF the
law will not be acceuted or acted upon by the
United States officials"
This rule Is to be strictly adhered to tod ay,
and the chief supervisor has granted over 20
warrants for the arrest OF persons ali oady sus-
uected OF fraudulent registration.
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THE LATEST ON WORLD NEWS.
DIR. strousbers. the Great European Railron d
King, Found Guilty of Fraud.

Moscow, Nov 6.-The Jury In the Strousbcrc
and Moscow CONNIE clal Loan Bank trial found DR..
strousLrrg aud NM HAndcn. PJljanski and Oounacher
guilty. The other accused persons were acquitted
Sentence Will be pronounced today The number Of
persons accused was very great, Seventeen members
OF the council OF the Moscow Commercial Bank we're
arged with having presented fictitious report Tor
the 1873 ami 1874 Two of the directors were nc.
cusrd Of having acc pted hnbes from strousperg
vance HIM some 7utnOuU rOub without sum lent Sc
curtN. nj OF having presented to the shareholders
ana puhis % IN the newspapers false balance eet
M 10 oct L. 1873 and nfeen members oi the Council
were CHARGED Witn having eithcr ny neg gence a.
nNance, facilitated these anu oher neiarlOus Trans
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GoOD NEws rR0M Am POINTS.
Possible Democratic sInjoritv in Niassachu-
setis-Tbe Outlook Els where.

BOSTON, Nov. 8.-The Democrats expect
TO carry Adams by few thousand majori y
over Rice. The Prohibitions sexpcct to throw
1'oO for Baker, which kills Rce's chances
Iilden's vote will be 10000 to 5000 more tnan
the Democratic vote In 1872. SIX Republican
districts are In danger Of falling into our hands.
We expect three, ana hope for tour of them.
EDWARD AVERY,
Chairman Democratic State Committee.
DETROIT. Nov. 8.-Forty-seven German
Hayes Guards the pet radical company here,
have come over in a body.
Don VI. DICKINSON
Chairman Democratic State Committee.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 6.-wc are satisfied
with the situation, and believe Wisconsin Is
sure for Tilden aud Hendricks.
ALEXANDER MITCHELL
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soUrH cARoLIN.ItNDER1nE nEEA.



CHARLESTON, Nov. .. The absolutely de-
fenceless condition OF the white poopls IN the
low country villages caIses n li.tle uneasine-s.
No United states troops a. yet hnve been sent
TO them, and tho turbulence Of the bl ok say
ages who envelope them has increased. A com
mittee Of prominent conservative clt1ens, who
know the negro character, has waited upon Gov.
Chamberlain, and the military commandant,
and represented to them tho responsibility
which Tests upon the Government 70 furnish
ptuiecton Afer its action In dlsbanding the
rife clIDs. United States commissioner has
Jhned ~ me appeal. The municipal authori-
Ties OF the villages have sent deDutations im-
ploring assistance. but as yet no changes have
been made IA the disposition Of the trOops. a
garrison may o. sent to Charleston, where they
are less needed than anywhere else on the
coast, nut that is all the satisfaction tue COM
munity can get.
Toe result Is that the intimidation OF the col
ored Democratic voters and Outrages upon
white one- are on the Increase. Al Mt. Pleasant
two " lite Radicals declared they intended to
MAKE the negruos tie up and lash every cOlnred
Democrat. Inc negro Radicals, taking their
authority from these men, are enforcing party
discipline with their miitit guns. From Red
Top thurch We get news OF another culortd
Democrat murdered. Tier have been fresh
cases OF open violence az Beaufort ara George
town. Yesteria. AT Aiken, an AGED ana wealthy
German was routcd' ma mousse burned, tnd
himself ma young German who lived wi h
him, we're murdered nMth axe Whicn was
found bv their SIDE. Jhe Nhi'e penple tlrue.
out ana searched the ycndge. They found all
tho old mans plundrr, dud even The Young
mans tScuutZenl coat in the uegfu cthlns dlon--
-ile uf hrre ur Iour II me uhiq Iituus mliild
-.n-. Tho old man tad lately moved 10 Aihen
from tue Aurth On account oi Ills ne uth.
inns ,Ommunity Ike all other doubtful c1un-
ur-, hus been threatened with wholes lie Hrres.s
E,cn man turn. 10 ii- neignOor, wondering who
is 10 he arrested. Those vino csc iued the mas
-hcr, at thiuhOy or the KING stect not expect
iheir names e. he hrst on the li,t. Tue omcers
IN order. "Wnat hay we done to be arrestedY
Is the inquiry No ono can tell but, II the wrr-
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NO WOMEN NEED APPLE


WAsHINGToN, Nov. G-In the Supreme
Court to-day, the Chief Justice said he had been
instructed by the Court to announce the follow
ing decision upon the application of Mrs. Lock
wood for admission to practice as an attorney
and counsellor:
by he uniform practice OF the Court from its organ.
zauon 20 the present lime. ana by the
ton OF Its rules. none but men admitted practice
before II as ATTORNEYS ana counsors I'M, l. in
cordance WIN innemorial usage In England. anu me
law and practice IN all the States until within recent
peOd and the Court does not feel called upon 10 maze
change until such change Is required by statute or
AmJre extended practice IN the highest courts VI the
After this announcement Mrs. Lockwood and
friends withdrew. MIR. A. G.. Riddle, who made
the motion, said that Mrs. Lockwood has been u
practitioner ~ the bar Of the Supreme Court of
the District for more than rec years, aud was
therefore brought within the rule OF the Court
in that RESPECT,
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Manager wheutiey's Funeral.

The funeral ceremonies over the remains of
the late william Wheatley, actor snd manager, were
performed yesterday In the Church OF the Messiah.
After the chanting OF the 4" "Nlnettcnth Psalm by the
quartette OF tue Church, the pastor, the Rev William
r. Nlglr DE ivcred AZ address. The relatives, only
brother Augustus Whvatey, the young wife married
seven months ago, aud son WI lam Mneatley, were
surrl luldcd hy some u the nuillAnt lights of tho
Ncw YORK stage. The lnteTment was IA Greeun God
Cemetery.
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The gravel train Is coming.
We won't drtlln NOu iung;
We're coining. Iuci" sammy,
Five hundred tuOu.aut .frony

Doys In red, In white, and In tlue u Cd past IN
perfect step, ana with stTaght lines. 4 lnrge
boat erected on a wagon bore many CAV y-dress-
ed girls and goddess OF liber 4 haunting
car. wagons with bells, ana wagons wi enthu.
siastic shouters helped to make things exciung.
Nearly every house In the putlic streets wes
Illuminated. As The procession passed hand
kerchefs were waved from doUrwaSs md win
dOws clue lights hlazcd,anG rockets and *, man
candles shot into the air Cneer answered
cheer, and all hearts seemed alled with antici-
pbtions of victory
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NEW JERSEY.

Hugh Mclaughlin, who was injured hy fll
IN '"gales toap factory, Jersey Cll dlcd yesterday
Charles Qulllharit, aged years, was drowLcd
M tlsiern Ia summit avenue. Jersey Liy, yesterday
afternoon,
Wi liam Reilly OF Utica was drowned from a
w Sa.nr1aI AlghL
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A siik Warehouse Robbed.

When the porter Of L. Oelhorman co.'s SILK
warehouse at az Worth street op ned the ycsier
day, he found the store IN disorder sixty pieces ot
American sllg, valued az t5,ouo Lnd De- stolen, 1he
uuTE mad NrCuCi e. nn ih Inlt from iir % ~
j Nnte a to,r ,ihcc, thEr,i ami iINWnt htrtct-,
hurst through the sk' lshi lnd, r rr'nt tnr root ~
tho .rNa in the hlch luNcrc hcm.'fr, iNrnGrl hr
sky 'h 90 the store at e.. Worth street, ami dVrttucI
" tLA III. NAINnuu.N ID lID snllud .lLIA.
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FLUSHING ILLTMrNATFD.
The Final Tilden and Hendricks Parade Of
the Canvass OF Reform,

The streets of Flushing were ablaze last
evening with the glare OF 1900 torches, borne In
the closing parade OF the Democracy Of Queens
county. Clubs from Bayslde, Little Neck,
whitestone. College Point. and Flushing took
part In the procession, which was over a mile In
leng n. Al the head rode nnv Tildsn cavalry
men. Then followed a division OF Boys In Blue,
all veterans. In the entire line only one clue
wa not uniformed. This was the Irish
LEGION imposed. ~ working men. large
Transparency was borne before them with TIA, 80
augrenlINe IInna
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Going Home TO Vote,

The elections very much affected eastward
travel on the Erie hallway yesterday The vcstbouna
trains 20 filled TO the platforms VITA passengers going
home TO vote A. tie Pennsyly nn Railroad depot yes.
l'flAf the tlrOng was oppressive. The tentenuiul
trains that started betWeeu6 nj uc.uck ia tc Ar-
lux oisi ted OF seventy Two cars In all ol watch s-
scngcrs nei the a-cs lu the past month tn humber
OF pa sengers TO ana from he Jersey tY depot,
sNe OF school enid en- and commuters va, I2jiyj.
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A nnnk Lmbnrrnsscd.

TITrsvlLLE, Pa, Nov 6.-rne Producers ana
Manufacturers BanK closed i's doors this morning
There had been run on the bank during the past
wees IN consequence Of the la uruot hrfennsy wanna
Irsn5portaton Company Tine atsc,s Of tue bauA are
considered ample to meet all lts .laOitles
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RALEIGH, y. & iNuV. G-'Io ul. ht j, Demo-
cratic proct sso- Was PASSING town l,gftic street,
lt Was autoI uYA :ruWoh. H." poIlcr itrrfrred,
Anl N,re az eeoe u t.r -to's VI pi,t 20 Anites,
cluus an stones, Two lpIi ,lu' ~ tlr uiNA Ijured
nj several Other Nnc prfsoAs were hur.. order AAs
slice been restored
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ALBANY, Nov. 6.-rhe order requiring tho
Continental Lie Insurance Company Of New York TO
show cause why II should not be dissolved and a re.
cclycr appointed to supersede the one now In pos
session, vas rcturpAhlr to-day. Counsel Apprared
tore JusO" Osborn and by mutual consent ihe matter
WAS allowed 10 stand oven until week from tomorrow
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The Registration in san Francisco.

SAN fkANCIsCo, Nov. 6.-Ihe registration here
Is unprecedented, "a view OF the election tomorrow.
Including those listed Oday there 10000 names on
ne great register, and II l. expected this city will cast
~ 900 votes. several pirlts wee hclI 10 .usWcr
Nay ior iiaudu cut registration .nd arrests are sli
D.lug miAr. II Is believed th4t ira1ls MA be ptetJ
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WATERTowN, n. Y, Noy.6.- Madison halracks
AT sacAetts llarnor WAS partly tgo,od py fire tins
afternoon. The fire hroh uut IN tie ON Dcrs quarters.
aud was cunhn n.l To thcu. Gcn. AtIo-.s qIlftc. a.
were saved, but nad} dl lAs H. Iue qulri'ruast
papers were all drstio}e lnd large mount Vt plup
erty. Ihe loss Is estimated a. f1O,ull.
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A PEACEFUL STATE INVADED.
One Of the Last Orders Of his Imperial High.
ness Ulysses =. Grant.

RICHMOND. Va, Nov. 6.-Considerabla
excitement has been occasioned here by this
sending Of Federal troops to Petersburg. Ru-
mors have prevailed since yesterday, that troops
were expected in this city, but as yet none have
arrived. the following order has been received
bY District Attorney Lewis
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Expccrins,o Fire the Northern Heart.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. Nov. 0. Information
reaches me that the Republicans propose oncrn. to
vote ealY tomorrow. without respect to precinct or
county nes or the provisions OF the STATE election
ia" ana when thea votes are rejected to telegraph 10
ihe northern siale 70 ar,ct the election tnat Re ub-
cans are prevented from voting 10y violence fraud
NJ. D. GkAHAA, Chairman Democratic Committee.
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ScrutinIzo Your IIaIIofs.

The Republican managers are circulating spu-
rous electoral ana other llos accompanied IN many
instances by circular printed IN both English ami
German, purporuns 10 cmauate from the NltiolN
btmocrallc htadqulrters. Tue only sic cuut.r q fIr
electors Is TO pr cur their ballots through lr REGULAR
Drinucratc Org nIatlOus OF knONu truelNurtuy lt IA.
OCrats at the polls.
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f"ll'p McHrane' Of 10 Learlng street, New 1rh,
va arrested ln orange yesterday tor utsal rre-ir!
t'u M"IIAu's nave heth granted for forty otA,!r r,
AIp" Il /. Oe hiesalJ regis ercd,
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VICKsbuRo, Miss, Nov. GA Sherns posse,
sent rom Fayette yesterday to arrest negro for
shooting another was fred into by negroes from an
ambush, ana two of the posse nlOrtAy wounded. Tue
posse WAS una med.
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Young Harry Hunter, who was shot nine
months ago by the accidental discharge of pistol IN
the hands of schoolpae. In Freehold n j., died yes
terday IN newark. The ball was mbeaded W hA brain.
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LONDON, Nov. 6.-Ihe despatch from Rome
announcing the death Of car iinal Autoncl reports
tll tarial Constantine PatriL Vicar,Gcneral OF lie
Pope, Is dying.
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Richard Fleming's Death.

, Riohsrd Fleming, who fell from the stems Of
the Penn, Railroad depOI, Jersey Cty. sat
prdaT night. dic1 yesterday. HI was wealthy zeal
estate owner IN NeW YORK.
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SAvANNAH, Ca, Nov. 6.-Ihe totsl number Of
inlerments to-day was nine. OF winch eiA were fru IN
yellow fever. Adolph Comm, VI tle nTln VI GVnn y
LetneT, died w. days
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Naturalization in Nc-,chc-tcr County.

RoHF. Nov. 6.-Monsicnor V. Nanuurnlli. In
r secretary of state hts be Hppoinic -e-sOr
q interim Of the late CARDINAL Aniunelt.
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To- l. Z. ItI", hsf. L. >. Attorney loi ne EIsiera
YnI 4! ~ I1ul.Hf.
sIhi cie.r nave reason TO h'leve hat offences
~ AhtN g. ut coiuli tea within thr above named
dica pNrct ~ int the Provisions Of chaptor . tito
crimes Of te Revised statutes Il th. uitrd Siatcs.
You are hereby requested aud directed O. At.cud at
fti,-tnrr Va on M %, 7th SIR ON, and lOtn days
81 Nuttuttr current, Tor thc purpose mtniiunrd in
80 lon luos " sAlu McNlsed hlAtnle. L. ;. AMANr.
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Couri, has also received a copy Of he 8 ime
order In relation to Petersburg matters. The
peo.l or PETERSBURG are quiet. anu the United
states soldiers have met WITH Kind reception.
TIE chapter Of X vi-si Statutes above referred
to contains tne provisions uuceTuiug crimes
against the election franchise and tho civil
rights OF citizens. Section l,OoS vi the Revised
statutes provides that
Whichever tie President has reason TO believe that Of
fences hu'e been or likely to be committed against
thc provisions uf cAap T. Of the lille crimes within
aLi JG,icial btsci, II shall De lawful Tor NM In
urcftilo TO dr' I tho Judge. Marshal ana District
Attorney ul SUCH ustct TO at eud such place within
tt DISTRICT Hhi Tor nurh time ne nay designate tor
thc puruo ot the more speedy and trial Of per.
son NharSel, tnd IL sh II thruuy Of every Judge
or ulher olhceT "heh sAch rtq1,iOa Is received ny
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.yOTR EARLY-Then buy at your grocer's a can
OF Oby hcNshl LlODy's Cooked Cornsd Beef, Adg.
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QUEEN vuCTORIA's GROWN.
A New Jewel Constructed Out Of the Frag.
ncuts Of UyEOne Insignia 0f ReKaIIty.
from the London Albion

from the London MbtOnl
One gem at least in the crown which
was borne before Her Majesty on Tues
day Is Of great antiquity and OF high his
toric interest. The large sapphire, the
partial drilling Of which suggests that It
may have formerly figured In the turban
OF some Eastern sultan, was purchased,
it is true. by George Nv. but in the front
of tho diadem and In the centre Of Nal
tese cross OF diamonds Is the famous ruby
given to Edward, the black prince, by
Pedro, King of CASTLE, after the battle
of Naeva, A. ID. 1867 This same ruby
was worn by Henry v. In his helmet ut
Agincourt. The gem Is pierced right
through. Otherwise, albeit each parti-
cular diamond. emerald, AMI pearl in
the dazzling galaxy may have Its own
record OF the crown jewels has been
preserved, and Queen Victoria's
crown, structurally speaking. is a
very modern affair indeed. The famous
Tory crown Of Sir Robert Vyner, which
the crazy woman mutilated in 1916, had
served at the coronation Of William ~.
but, as IL weighed more than seven
pounds troy, It was decided that the
ponderous gewgaw should be broken
up and that q new and permanent
crown imperial should be fashion
ed. The new crown, after having
been examined and approved by
Her Majesty, was exhibited during
the last week in June, 1888, to large
party of friends by Messrs. Rundell &
Bridge, at their premises in Ludgate
Hill. Originally the cap was Of purple,
or rather dark blue velvet; but at the
last moment this was changed to
one OF crimson. Purple is, indeed,
the proper imperial hue; but it
should not be forgotten that such q
purple cap OF maintenance Is still ex-
tanf in the crown Of ST. Edward, which,
in its actual form, only dates from the
reign OF Charles H., when it was made
to replace the coronal worn by the con-
fessor at the altar. st. Edwards crown
has arches and fillets covered with large
multi-colored jewels Of no very excep-
tional value and this is the one which
Col. Blood stole. Her .majesty's crown
is constructed out of the fragments OF
half dozen bygone insignia OF regality
which were broken up in 1888, and
which included the diadem worn by
Mary of Modena, by Queen Caroline and
Queen Charlotte as queens consort, and
that assumed by Mary H., and Anne as
queen g regnant. Thus the British crown
NAV, as a comparatively new thing
made up of very ancient materials. be
held to present sufficiently striking
likeness to the British constitution,
which has itself been broken into very
small pieces, which has been patched
and mended, enlarged and renovated
over and over again.
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Reynolds Iron Works,
Corner Delord and Fulton streets.
w. II. REYNOLDS, Proprietor,

Postofice Box 1890, Mechanics Exchange
Box 100,
Manufacturer and Dealer In
ELEVATORS = Timpes Patent Hand and
Steam Power Elevators for Stores. Warehouses.
etc.
WIRE ROPE-For Elevators kept constantly
on hand.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Revolving Wrought
Iron Screw. Plantation Cotton Press.
CAREY'S-Patent Ground Anger for Wells.
Fen % Posts, etc.
ESTIMATES-Made on application for Iron
Fronts, Ornamental Columns. Ratings. Fences.
Galleries. verandahs and every description OF
Wrought and Cast Iron Work for Bridges. Flat
and Box Cars for Railroads. Plantation. Steam
boat and Machinery In General.
Send for Circulars. lea 6m
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AMUNEMEN
4 CACDEMY OF MUSIC.
Commencing sunday, March II.

COmmencIng sunday, MarCh IL.
Grand Gift Matinee-W EUNESpA1. Mafoh 10
Family Matinee-SATURpAYs March IL. -,
John Brougham's story Of New YORK. ~ brisi-
nal local drama in five acts, entitled
TIE LOTTERY OF LIFE.
Gotten up in most elegant manner lne
scenery and appointments are new, intro
ducing in the concert scene
The Wonderful Garcia Family.
Acrobats, Cymnasts, Classic GROUPINGS anu
Aerial EIuilibriss; also. u Troupe 81 Spe-
ejalty Artists, consisting OF Vocalists. Dances,
German and Irish Sketch Artists: ,,,,,
Thursday March 1e-Beneflt Z? Mics EN- y, 4 :.
PALMER upon which OCCASION n select and
refined entertainment Will be given ,r.sx-
Saturday. March ie-Beneft to Miss JENNY
CLIFFORD. with distinguished volunteers
and appropriate plays.
Sunday. March 1q-The great pantomiWe ACTOR
Hernandez Foster as Jack Harkaway hhoht
and Ashore. .--. ---z-l l'h,s
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Highly recommended by Professors and Doc
tors Jones. Pope, FACET. Chopin. Gandet.
AIpuente, Brickell. Bruins. LIE Monnier, Mas,
Haya and other distinguished physicians Of
The undersigned Is the sole manufacturer Of
this OIL. which may BE had o. ~ dLuegisls.
ja1 " ~ jan lVs Cua1 stleo~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Landing and Slaughterhouse Company-New
Orleans March g. 1s76At tho annual election
for directors Of this company. held on the list
inst, the following named gentlemen wore duly
elected to serve during The year
JOS. HEKNANDBL. L. =. SEItRILL,
J. NiAVEGNO, PASCAL SAHTHOU.
yU LES CASSARD. CHhS. DERU9TER,
ROBERT MOTT. j. SALVY.
G. J. NICHOLSON.
And ct an annual meeting Of the above Board
of Directors held this day. Mr.. jos. HERMAN
DEF was unanimously reelected President.
j. N. AUGUSTIN,
mht2 1t Secretary.
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Inht22


ONCE Of New orleans city Railroad
E. 1870. At a meeting Of the Board Of Directors,
hold this day, dividend Of THREE DOLLARS
per share on the paid-up capital wits declared.
DAY April 3, 1876. All new STOCK being paid IN
full on or before the 18th inst, will participate ~
above dividend Transfer books will be closed
for ten days previous to April D..
NH II til G. G. LEWIS. Secretary.
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Company March 10, ls7e.-A final dividend Of
Five Dollars per share will be paid to The holders
Of the old stock Of this company. on aud alter
MONDAY. April q, in full liquidation ot me re-,
manning assets transferred to the consolidated
company. 80
The transfer books will be closed March 27 to
no distinction will be made in transfers between
new and old shares
By order Of The Board Of Directors.
milo I'm v VALIDIS, Secretary.