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einen Bano.
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, 1876-03-22
g.. Maeutcn oerlanetf
pr0f. GOwler iber Maaubarkeit,

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, 1876-03-22
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, 1876-03-22
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ben bel @infibrun9 bieles prdbtlaen 0Berts ber5lih
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, 1876-03-22
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Mauber SAILS.

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8erbreitura uno 3ootlibteit perbinoert. Bronco
9beilen g8ai er mii6t unb bies tdslid Jun NusIpiler
oes Niunbes ooer 6ur9eln benubt, hilbert Die NIbIon.
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iteduns ourG eontasioie Musi6mibun9en ooer Der.
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, 1876-03-22

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publiihsr, Gpntprs. y. i. 4gD4mi.
, 1876-03-22

ON ~orrlanet fir unlere neue uno 1nu
VUFuIPU ltrirte Centennial Manefarte
rSSS~" pom Nenninlodnien uuo anbere
rel,aipie unb biifpriide @anbfarten. Die beits
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, 1876-03-22

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gratis u%berienbet.
THE PIONEER,
elm tabfd ~iauftrirtes Sournal, wslte tas Setmffdtts
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, 1876-03-22

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, 1876-03-22
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, 1876-03-22

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frei. munpon II. Sppnsler, Observation-Disclosures,
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, 1876-03-22

&ou1ane uno @r5dhlunsen in grob 8po. Bor'
moi elegant brohtrt.
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manh pro Sanc % 9enss.
, 1876-03-22

Sei Sled)s unb Giien.SGd,ern
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, 1876-03-22
THE PIONEER.

esI6rt egamptlets mi. 8arten ber DIR iit,ueps
gratis uberienbet.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-22
I7f4fKHouSK'

\ TheState House wore rather gloomy
appearance yesterday morning. Owing
70 the cold weather, the office seekers
made the following appointments
Robert O'Brien. notary public, parish
of Vermilton.
Charles II. Dickerson, surveyor, par
ish of Point Coupee.
e.. w. Slower, justice OF the peace for
the fourth ward, parish Of Caddo.
Peter Palmer, constable for the fourth
ward parish Of Caddo.
Speaker Estilette proposes to leave
the city. to-day for his home In st. Ian.
dry parish, but before making his exit
he has sighed and delivered to the Coy
aarnor the act chartering the North LOU
isiana railroad. l y. -a"at
! Judge Levissee Is tired OF the State
4Aouse and has concluded to move his
effects up town, which work
was started yesterday. He has given
up Caddo. rs there's no show for him.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-22
POLICE BOARD.

DIR. J. b. Cooper was yesterday on tria
before the Police Board on the charges
Of dereliction Of duty and Incompetence
IN office. The charges having been pre-
ferred against him by Coroner Chastant
The case was quite complicated
one, fee and f the Board decided
that they would inake q test
case Of the murder Of Thos Mas
lexexart. and that four doctors should
Be chosen to report as to the incompe-
tency Of DR.. Cooper, two Of the number
shoul! be chosen by the accused and
two on behalf Of the prosecution. Doc
tors Sanford +. Chaille and Y. Il. LIE.
monier represented Coroner Chastant,
Doctors g. y. White and J. II. Newman
acting for Or, Cooper. ..5 81.
The physicians. after duly examining
the points in question, returned the fol
lowing: ftbF '..'t 'f5''.
New ORLEANS. March 81, 1876.
We, the undersigned, resolve ..St
l. That IN the case OF Thomas Mas
dexexart. DIR. j. Il. Cooper in his official
certificate, shows carelessness OF an ana
tomjcal ignorance III the statement that
some sharp instrument entering the
thyroid cartilage, passing into the
trachea Just above the epiglotes. s..f
2. That DR. Cooper Ia censurable In ac-
cepting In this case. rs II Is too gene.
ralIydone by scientific experts. hearssy
evidence instead Of Investigating for
himself, az an official expert, all the
evidences to be derived from thorough
post norton examination.
B. That in this case DR.. Cooper may
be deemed. excusable, since the Coroner,
who Is q physician, did, in DR.. Cooper's
presence. announce that he was satisfied
Hs to cause OF death. a. fI.N z
tSignedF SANFORD r. CHAILtE,
~ Y. L. LEMoNIER,
.t. G. j. WHITE.
JEE. NE~MAks
The yJ!oaEAr took the case, under al
visemvtt md Adjourred until Friday -
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-22
specuIa Ions Of = Russian Prince with n
b. Yankee RirsN III cle Sam g..
-. Poets the Mil,


"a, 4----J / IfIF.. 4.I
speeuIations of = Russian Prince with n
Sapkee Firm lgcle Sam IT..
81 fsOts the Mil.
Previous tn It's purchase by the United
States the RUSSO American Company
'held undisputed sway over Alaska. At
the time Of the transfer the company
had large amount OF property which
had to be seIh, and Primes Maksoltof
was intruste1 with the business. The
purchasers were Hutchinson, Kohl 4
Go. who are now stockholders Of the
Alaska Commercial Company. Tho &C
counts of tho Russian Company being
somewhat obscure to the. Americans,
Prince Maksoutof claimed nearly all
the Government buildings as company
property, and delivered them to
Hutchinson. Kohl & Co., and thus the
government had frequently to buy back
what already belonged 10 it, These
things happened during tho years 1867
that Hutchinson Kohl Il, Co.'S new
steamer Fil6iiter, which was an Englfsh
Vessel, was fraudulently brought under
the American flag, under the assistance
OF Collector Dodge, NJ Sitka, for which
she has since been confiscated by the
government. Hutchinson, Kohl Il CO..
mining to monppolize the entire Terri
tory Of Alaska, and being unable by fair
means to crush the other traders en-
gagged in the Territory, resorted to cor
ruption, andit was principally through
the assistance Of the United States
revenue officers that this was
accomplished. The most jealous rev.
enue officials in their favor were W. 3,
Dodge. Collectots ut Sitka, Samuel slcal-
'coner, Acting COLLECTORS nv hitkn. after4
ward in the employ OF Hutchinson
Kohl n o.; f. IT, Mcintyre, special
sagcn of the Treasury Department, now
1876 general agent OF Hutchinson,
Kohl e CO., or Ire Alaska Commercial
Company; William Kassus. Collector of
Sitka, afterward general agent Of
Hutchinson, Kohl q, Co, OF, the Alaska
Commercial Company Gen. John Mil
Ter, Collector OF San Francisco, now
President Of the Alaska Commercial
Company. and several others. With
their aid Hutchinson, Kohl Il Co. man
aged to break up al enterprises adverse
to them and to ruin owners and share
holders.r NJ u Herald. l @..,f rut7t
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-22
LEEDS FOUNDRY,

tES7'A BLfSfED IN 1851 ...
Corner De1ord and rouohsr stsssAs.
NEW ORLEANS.
We are prepared 10 manufacture
STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS.
SUGAR Mills, HUaAR X srrLRs,
H DRAINING MACHINES, Saw Militia, ff
no CoTTON PREssEs, NEWELL Sokxws.
Gin GEARING, FURsACE MOUTHS.
+ CRATE Bars, JUDsoN's GOVERNORS.
aud all kinds II Plantation and Htenmboai work.
md every description of Machinery for the
&c n. LEEDS h Co
We bog to call special attention to our large
stock II Sugar Kettles. Having purchased the
entire stock ~ the Staf,ker Iron Works ~ Ten
pepsee, for which Mr. r.. y. Iavillebeuvrs was
Formerly agent land the only genuine Teness-
'eS Kettle in the market.) We offer tho same for
sale, "a well "a those Of our own uauufartute
A. Redncetf Rotas, price lists of which win be
plaosed ~ ',vrtah IN orr''cst,op iatpsr
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-22
SPECIAL NOTICES. y

Louisiana Lovee Company, ID taronde-
lot street. Nstw Orleans. March ~. 1s1s The reg
ular annual election for twelve directors for this
Company, TO serve during the ensuing year. will
DO held NJ this OfRce. on SATURDAY. April ist
1875. between tho hours Of II a. m and b. m.
~ .N'''s''f' NJ. A. TARLETON.
mh2ltd agyys soeretsry and TreasurorT.
Notice--Cty Taxes 81 Is76.-Depart-
ment Of Finance. City Hall. New Orleans. March
pad On the ss X .dsG ssessr assoia
imerest and costs from that date Until then
one per cont rebate will be allowed
,a)YD EpWARD PIISBURY!Lg
mh2i ut Administrator OF Finance.
ONCE Of tn" Merchamts' Mutual Insure
anee Co.. No. lo4 Canal street-New Orleans
Annual E'sction Tor eleven directors shall be
held at the Office of.this Company on MONDAY
April 8. 1919. bctween tho hours Of 10 a. m and
m AZ ", NJ ''''''''''
Nottre,--A meeting 81 the steekholdc~s
OF the New Orleans Democratic Publishing Com
pany will be held At tho office ofthe undersigned.
No Camp street. at 30 o'clock THURSDAY
EVENING. April 6, 1876. II. ID. OGDEN.
y m1std .JgAL0 president.
Onicc Of New Orleans G1ty Ratiroaa
Company, I2A lanai street. New Orleans. March
9. 1874 AZ q meeting Of tho Board 81 Directors,
held this DAY. n dividend OF THREE DOLLA RS
per share on the paid.up capital WAS Declared
payable to the Stockholders on and after MON.
DAY April 3. 1876. All new stock being paid in
fun on or before the 18th inst. will participate in
above dividend Transfer books will be closed
lfor ten days previous to April 3:
NH II I'd &C. LEWIS, Secretary, Z.
ONCE Of the New Orleans GasliEht
Company. March TO- 1870 A fnai dividend Of
Five Dollars per share viii be paid to the holders
Of the old stock Of this company, on and after
MONDAY. April 3. in full liquidation OF the re-
naming assets transferred to tho consolidated
company. .t5 ....5..-....l-. a.L--,
I. The transfer books will be closed March q to
transfer Of old stock, and from and after April 3
no distinction viii be made In transfers between
new and old shares. ..-7.-.ss5 s.4r
BY order Of the Board OF Directors -
mhIO i'm V. VALLOIS. Secretary
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-22
AursEnryrsA. 80

spectacular drama Or "ArbtintF the
WorfA In 80 Days was given for the
third time last night at the st Charles.
The play went on more smdothly than
ut previous performances. The corps
dc ballet md Mile Lctouinar' were IRE.
quently appauded.) The Tday viii be
repeated tonight and at the matinee
to-day. '1'H 'ii -l-l+i-H"'
ACADEMY on Music Last . night.
Jack Harkaway" was received at the
Academy with the habitual frenzled ap-
plause il meets from old and young
whenever performed. The play will be
repeated tonight At the matinee. to-
day, for the last time, Making Way
for Robinson Crnsbe," an entirely new
drama, presented for the first time " a
New Orleans public.
VARIETIES THEATRE s. m An efthsisiastic
and appreciative audience greeted the
beautiful and gifted Miss Mary Ander
son in her astonishing representation or
Blanca, in the play OF 'Fazio, or the
Italian Wife," at the Varieties last even
ing. In the DEMOCRAT Of last Saturday
morning we published a criticism Of this
play, and of the wonderful rendition Of
her role therein by Miss: anderson as
Blanca. After witnessing her again in
that role, we can but indorse What then
we said Mr.. Burroughs, ~ Fasso. Mr..
Morton, as the Dixie, Miss Bailey, rs
Afdnbeiia, all bore we'll their pats. .apd'
in the support given throughout to Miss
Anderson earned the repeated applause
given by the delighted audience. Miss
Anderson but added to the 1na1y con-
quests she had already made during her
short stay with us, and was not only
again and again applauded during the
play, but was called before the curtain,
at the close Of every act. Tomorrow
evening Miss Anderson appears as
Euad1,e, one OF her most charming
and we recommend -tc
all who have not seen this rising star
not to miss the opportunity which the
occasion presents for q most dellghtrul
treat.
A professor Of Cornei Colleges says:
IF you are choking, drop down on all
tours and cough Nonsense II you
are choking, let the other man get down
on his knees and cough; but II YOU are
getting choked, drop as quick as you
can, and when he let's up on your wind:
TO avoid a foul you can ''holler, and
stop the fight ~ dWheUP
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-22
ADJUSTMENTS.
rsSzs-S.s saasvsx
AT. CHARLES THEATRE II

SUNDAY EVENING. March ~ 'H
And until further notice
The KIRALFY BROTHERS have the pleas Il "a
TO announce to the New Orleans public that they
have. procured the sole right o. producing in
the United States. Of Adolph DEnpery. (author
Of the Two Orphapsj and Jules verhes great
-, 1kStS u "THiE WORLD IN 50 DAYS.
aHE fonrE ST. MARTIN BALLET TROUPE.
-, First appearance in America Of Mile. LE-
full corps de ballet The cast II characters will
comprise the leading members 81 the St Charles
Grand Family Matinee "Wednesday ana satur-
day. -.tH' 81 f. mh1e II
RIDwELL's ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
The Favorite Family Theatre.
Sunday. Monday. Tuesday and "Wednesday
March ~. 30. a and a. aud at the Wednesday,
matinee, the celebrated pantomiine actor
Mr.. Hernandez Foster. In his novel and
original characterization Of Monday. IN the
h9w E Eenss'on r2sn., nautical drama
pressly Tor NJ Hernandsz, sptitied JACK
Hathaway. Afloat and Ashore thrilling
s"d
THURSDAY friday and Saturday, March %. 2.
tlreIy now play written Tor Mr. Foster by .;
Benson Kelly. ESQ. Robinson Crus9e,'
Hernandez Foster rs Friday -for never had
u man more faithful living and sinnore
friend than my man Friday. This favorita
drama will DO produced with entirely new
scenery and the proper appointments.
Sunday. March 2e-The ereat emotional actress.
Miss Lucille Western for limited nu,nher
OF nights mh1S
'CNIvOLI VARIETIES
a Chartres street. nslr Bienville.
The Leading VARIETY SHOW In this City.
Doors open Mt p. m. curtain rises ut SPIN.
In addition to our MAMMOTH VARIETY
by particular request,
ye Old Folks Concert with powerful east
Now Stars are engaged and will APPEAR in
rapid succesaion. Nt#
Admission usual. fe22 am
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-22


RESOURCES.
Looms aid discounts. lI!,!U. Ns7sis0s ~
u H. Bonds b secure qi rt.u latiot 81 $4,000 WI
Other stocks. bonds aud porteages, q sss3T Is
Due from appr owed resfr we'd agents Ali .3ls bs
Duo from othsr NATIONAL banks H.. .s57 II
Due from Htete banks and bankers. i432,77b 20 /
Real estate. fsrrp itilre and fixtures. les0W 81
Current expenses and taxes pad -. ,Ih3 W
Essha"ss pf W ldlsarlhikt ''
Houseln s.l.i..s. U9g. 80 ls2s9.te1 ~ 81 20
Bills ~ ether national = j. ~ aI4 /
Fractonsaai' tdirif,s,ntey tidi. '-"' y g. r..
cudin8 hiekelsl 1882 ~ - - ..'t
Specie. u. ,.LI4.l..-...!I.... H.2S7 On WV
Legal tender notes :. Cos, 1917 oo-I.G5.7ts 81
Redemption fund with; u, s. Treas ma
urer I'VE per cent Of circulation 1850 90
'B'l An. p. ll44 yLg q 81 s,.61s.7t ~
.,ag LIABILITIES. p aa.
CAPITAL stock paid in.....s,... $780, 900 90
Surplus fund .............. 1890 90
Other undivided profits - as,2ss rs
National ban T. noias outstanding 45.oDO 90
dividends unpaid u, .,,r,,,rs... rUl 1852 ~
Indiyidnh deposits sub f.'..' r..
Demand csrtiicates OF de- d" IL .YH .-='
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cd 14s. chsci..55.t....tn s ss.Gs q 3
Cashiers checks ont-.d I III -
p S,s g 19ssi national @'o' @s I.
Duo to State thnk and bankers. -. 2f0.70T ~
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-.- ....f STATE OF LOUISIANA. J
.HF b. Parish Of Orleans.
]. CHAs.,L. G. DUPUY. Cashier of the above
named bank. do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the bast Of my knowledge
t..t TeTa.aa.z CHAs. L. c. DUPUY.
u Cashier.
Sworn and subscribed to before me this 18th
day Of March. 1876. d9 #..t
THEO. GUYOL. Notary Public"
Correct -Attest;1T W. 4. BLAkEMORE.
,a4 .m4 .uf 44ap r.. II. BOYD.
u.r .E.i HltIrl JULIUS VAIRIN.
<mh2t Iw agt .g.e. 8 y u Directors
VICTOR's RESTAURANT. ~.
~ and 40 Bours,oS, street,
[ Betwesn Cmstornhouse and Bienville.
g." MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
Board BY the day. by the week, or by the month.
Parties and Weddings supplied on short notices.
at very Moderate prices. .os.. - + felt "
& PASCAL co. '''' gaar.s
GABRIEL PASCAL. wrLEAM p1LARD
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHAN TS.
Agents for the sale OF
FLOUR. PORK. BEEF 3ACO,' lard
AND WHISKY.
eaH Also Of
lrnr~ COTTON. SUGAR AND MOLASsES
IA d,ad 76 P0ydras Street,
NEW ORLEANS iaI I'm
nUEYROUZE i BOIS. .t
= tLEON QUEYRoUZE. f OSCAR Bors)
WHOLESALE aRoCERs AND IMPORTERS
OF WINES, B2ANDIES. ETC,
At THE BLUE STORES.
Corner O,d L wee and Bienville streets.
tA em New Orleans.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-22
IvJNf'S.

WANTED TO RENT-TWO FURNISHED
w Rooms. with utensils for light hpusekeep-
ing. within ton minutes walk Of ~. Chatles
Hotel. Will be permanent il suited. State thruts
md location. "" Democrat Office. feis
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-22

Onion National Bank Of New Orleans,
Feb, "a. Is76,-A general meeting Of the Stock
holders OF this bank will be held at the Banking
70 vote upon the question Of reducing the capital
stock as recommended by the Board Of Directors.
fe "a I'd JAMES CHALAkON. Cashier.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-22

3. W. u. SCHMIDT. 5g.H.fr r. n. ZIEGI.ER.
Agents for the Celebrated Piper Meid.
seick Champagne.
SCHMIDT l. ZEIGLER. u.a.D-a
- > WHOLESALE GROCERS.
IMPORTERS OF WINES AND LIQUORS.
Nos 49, 81. SO and IS New Levee,
mh19 3m New Orleans.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-22

w allA. STATE OF LOUISIANA.
-if' ti.k ttl. Parish If Orleans. !
|. JAS. CHALARDN. Cashier Of tho above
named bank, DO solempy swear that the above
statemtnt Is ttiie to the best Of my knowledge
and belief JAZZ CHAtERON. Casbier.
! fSubseribed and sworn to before mo- this 2mh
day Of March, 1916 Et="
4.y JAS. FAHEY. Notary Public.
Correct Attest: 'H
t..a 4-H,ttE NiHt' VIM HARTWFfI,.
ne 4HTtI - .9i SCOTT MuiEHEE ...
.I. nlr.E -ll. ,t VICTOR MEYER.
Imh22 1t .-f w.. ..- Directors.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-22

n BOOK STEAM RICE MILL ... .4 -sGt +
G. H. ALLEN,
~. NJ and 81 Tchoupitoulas street,
NEW ORLEANS.
TbIs ia the most extensive Mill In tho South.
and the GU ulity of our Rice unsurpassed. Mill
inc rites: No. I. Ne. per b.; No. Q. Nc per b.
sacks furnished on orders to Lock Box $40, New
Orleans. Eight sacks Of Bran returned to the
,,.,ter far eve, v 100 barrels Rice rsceivef.
dato
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-22

NEW ORLEANS LAGER. "a. I+.
CASPAR LUSSE,
Nos. a7e and AS Chartres street,
Announces to prcprietors OF beer saloons and
IN the public, that having completed his I'M
msnse apparatus for manufacturing
LAGER BEER, -n,.y 49,.
n. ia prer~red 10 sell the same at lower price
than any other homemade article. ana Oh as
coed quality as any similar article proaueeh ID
the United States.