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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-17

The Chicago preachers. enulatiRg Radical
statesmen. have made Catholic outrage out
OF the killing Of Francis Hanford by Alexander
Sullivan. Mr.. Hanford. It seems. In report
about public schools. accused Mrs. Sullivan, =
teacher. of favoring the Catholics to the exclu-
sion Of the Protestant socts. This being untrue,
according to the Sullivan version. Mr.. Sullivan
interviewed Hanford and demanded q retrac-
ton. That WAS refused Rnd an alteration
ensued. which ended with blown and Hanford
being fatally shot The Chicago preachers have
III induced themselves with bloody shirt bscom-
Ing the occasIcp. and are inekinx Rome howir
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-17

DOLBEAR COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
2O3 Canal Street. gs
Open day and evening. from T. IN. to D. IN.
during the entire year. Perepns can begin any
day In any department. s,s C-anI N9!
Classes day and evening In Writing, ,Arith-
metic and Book keeping for Misses and aides.
4 M .#t.t. LEVI DOLBEAR. President.
aul3 3m d&w 203 Canal street.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-17
A CARD.

A rumor having gained circulation that ] am
q candidate for the nomination Of Clerk Of the
Fifth District Court. ! hereby deny the same and
refuse to affiliate with the Democratic party as
now represented in the Eighth and Nioth Wards
of this city. I deny that either Tom O'Nel and
Dan Sullivan or Cain. Dudenheifer, or Theard
are proper men to represent tho Democratic
party in the "Old Third
auI7 1t LOUIS POWER.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-17

:. 1t is, the caws,1 my soul, It II the
caws.'" Mr.. Schurz eXclaimS when he
sits down to another inspiration of
crow-[St. Louis Republican. -AFt
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-17
no SUN uP.

Oth would have received sooo more votes In Oc-
would Hon. Albert G. Porter, had he been nomf-
mated IN place OF Harrison. And when tell
satisfied with the change from Orth to Harrison.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-04
Carr0litON Railroad,

The election yesterday for eight directors
of the Carrolton railroad excited a great
deal of interest. and an unusually large
number OF shares were represented, either
by the holders personally or by proxy. The
election resulted in the success of the sop
position or ant;-Beauregard ticket. The
vote stood as foilows-Messrs. Van Ben
thuysen, Cain, Flower and Kohn being on
both tickets, Messrs. Gasquet, Glenny,
Bayle and Green on the Opposition" ticket.
and Messas. Beanregard, Grunewald, Levy
and Adams, who were defeated on the
Irregular ticket:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-04
Hal
biia!
and

BRIEF MENTION. baby of Mr.
Beliinsona, who resides at the corno
Cohti and Burgundy streets. was vesta,
mofhing run over by car of the q. j,
sreet line and so badly wounded il
asa soon afterward. The driver, Army
eimo, was arrested, although there no
Greet proof that he was in fault
mary Bannegan, who was s,,slr
urned in the house No. 1919 ThaIjsaet
led yesterday.
oourneymen timers will hold aetinp
ais evening to take decided action SELF.
Mrs. Gardner, the self.couf.sseaother
ana murderer CT the twins fouun the
river on the seventeenth ul-innas yes
ferday admitted to the Charity ospital,
very low.
SATURDAY night John Gutz an.Fi'liam
Mich olas tumbled together in 9 f Il sht AT
the conner Of Prosper and jndeville
streets Gutz shot at his oppone, but his
hand We unsteady, and the brt struck
John Hggman, an innocent It'd party,
woundin him in the left brst. Gutz
escaped.
Corpor, Miller discovered ttfre alarm
box corb' OF Camp and St. Jcph streets
broken oen Sunday night, al for fear
That insect was intended, aoflicer was
placed in arge until the necesry renair
was made.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-04
Grand Army of the Republic.

At the last meeting Of Joseph A. Mower
Post No. |, Grand Army OF the Republic,
new year: Commander, Y. a. Wood ward;
senior vice commander, j. B. Ludwick;
junior vice commander, George c. Case;
quartermaster. James Ii. Wright: chaplain,
William Wright; officer OF the day, NJ. NJ,
Fuller: officer OF the guard, W. l.. Hamlet;
surgeon. p p Carroll
It is pleasure to know that the affairs
Of this OF ganization are in a tiou1ishing con-
dltIon, and there is prospect that addi-
tional posts will be organized in this de-
partment within the next year.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-04
AHluA,rs-

| Mr.. George Fawc owe uade hi. frs,
| appearance ID tnls at the Narieties
| Theatre last night Sims Neo,c5e,. !,
| the dramatization ..Davj5 Co,,,a-.
field" called Little ~ The i,orres-
| sion he creates as ar If this aif3.,,,.
Dickens character Cot we'll ba dc
scribed. AS the great IL made !t;ea,.
| Der something betwet q ,eraf;sr and
| nature, go Mr.. Rowe az mart e,r,,.;,,
| the mean between eco, cbarac+a- act
ing and burlesque. He. here with tba
reputation of being the living ,anra.
sentative of the part heed. and tb,sa
who saw him act last ME ,renars5 n
say tnat ne mas n'' oeen ighly praised
by the theatre goers OF tork and Roc
ton. He has in mis- favor, accor+
which our American CONT do NOT read.
lily catch, and there is 4 his aeing
evidence of thought al,t1ra With
gives finish to his work IA an artis.
SO fine that an audiel ms. needs
admit his genius. He "a fo- no
points, but he fills his seen, nica o,d
telling business. When b rta;r- "a,
perfeld and Iroddies in TT ast sn,-
rounded by his numerous tahe inuarts
a flavor TO his acting as pote, 20 nuncb
he brews. He assumes drt, with.
out vulyarism: he is Il 10uenl, y ocb and
tears, soaring to l5ttiest heig nptic.l
fancy, and anon dropping to wes con-
dition Of great genius crush cirnn
stances. burdered with twins ho,,dea
by creditors lie IS Mtea"oe'rlqR kes |
that eccentric gentleman si+ntIv
through the play. For the cas- Diece
it can be said that Mr.. FraorAunt
succeeded best as Peggo'y. L,rstbe
spirit of the honest, bluff old X nsnd
was honored with call. Mr.. h;ab |
HeeO may have been little osed lHs |
made him repulsive pconto. al |
little too greasy fof tp's sh1e,g. The
piece was elegantly mounted, lew
scenery. The cathedral and sepe
in snow was triumph Tor Mr.. u The
painter. The audience was larg frelv
expressed approval. |
At the Academy Of Music M
Locke repeated his Sunday nig..o
ance of Jeaek;ah in ''TTumps.r %
Locke, az he is known to the SEA "a
decided hit or his first appeal era
He has quaint natural WY ting
which puts an audience Al VI Of
humor, and the play fayors his D rita.
The St. Charles Theatre was ot ON
the stage by the regular stockuv
with the Trough Diamond" aud n.
tertainment. put up to fill the cas-
best could be done without prepsin
the absence of the star, who did Ia
III season to play. Mile. Marie zoe.
tanned by delays of the train on t.
son railroad, and came too late to
will be remembered that the sam
ton happened to Mr.. Barrett, and
beginning to learn that they are
larry fortunate when they arrive
Mile. Zoe, after an absence Of eigh
will play tonight in the different CHI G
she assumes in the "French Spy 2 G
show the boys some excellent bros D
fighting and spirited picturesque act I
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-04
LEGAL NOTICES.
~ W SNA((eS>"SN~N/NNSNe>SNH0
TIKI STATE OF LOUISIANA


THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH or
ORLEANS.
LOUISE CkLiE StELAY vs.. LOUIS CHARLES
Roudanez, her husband No. - 500
T HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE TENru
= cay OF December, 1875, judgment was rendered
III tlIs court IN the following entitled suit in the
words and figures following to wit
Louise Cehe Saulay VS.. Louis Charles Roudanaz
her husband 'HoA'
rms case set for trial ard having been sub-
united 10 open court for adjudication ] A pan
iston $50, appearing for p'antitf Hunt Eso
ioi ueiehuanl; on the evideJce on Il lie and the
court considering the law and the ev1denc tn be
III Lavor OF plaintiff, it is now ordered adiudged
ana de creed that the plaintiff Louise Celie Sauiav
VIE OF LOUIS Charles Roudauez do have aud ra-
cover Judgment against her said husband as
prayed 1or, aud that the community of acuuesrs
anu gains heretofore existing between the said
parties De dissolved and ende and the said Lonise
Gene Sauiay be separated in property from har
sa9 husband, and her rights according v enforced
Win power OF administration over any and all
uoP9Ity shs NAV hereafter acquire and that
lnero oe Judgment further IN her favor and against
defendant for costs. "e
Judgment entered December TO- l81s
Judgment signed December IS 1875
B. L. LYNCH, Judge.
IN testimony whereof, have hereunto sa4 INV
nano and aodxed the seal of the sad court &C the
Guy OF new Orleans. on this twentieth day of De.
cemoer IN the year Of our Lord one thousond eieh1
nonored and seventy-hve, and tbs ono hundreth
~ % ne so independence Of the United Statea
9 ss'4J~S y.o.c8A40V, Depp1y clezI.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-04
The new French Senate is 20 be con-

The new French Senate is 10 be com
posed OF 300 members. seventy-tive of whom
are now being elected by the Assembly.
The other 2-25 are to be elected by the de-
partments and colonies. The seventy five
elected by the Assembly are life Senators.
Each OF the French Senators must be forty
Years Of age, and a native Of France. Thus
far the men elected are of high standing
and are likely to prove wholesome check
on reckless legislation.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-04

WEEKLY kTuARY REPor-Dr, s. G..
Russell, secrry of the Boyd OF Health.
reports the fwing humble Of deaths in
the city of NOrleans, for the week end
ing Sunday, Diary ., az 6P. n:
One OF abscthe liver lof albuminuria.
or anemla' anoplexy | of asthma. >
0! pfonchlus, rom coal Oil burns. OF
disease OF tbrain, | of cancer OF
tongue. OF cosls of liver. OF conges-
tlon OF the o l Of congestion of the
lungs, ~ oi umptlon, / of infantile
coneuislohs, } toup. . OF adult debility,
ol inidhthe ooy, OF delirium tremens.
ioi uIopst ~ SleSt. l OF dysentery, OF
Glpntherla' OF FESTIVE fever. of scarlet
lever u ulaia1ever. OF castro enter
JUS, Oh helnorsi from lungs, = OF disease
ol the heart' alyular disease of the
neart' OF cnlaent of the heart, | of
neAlIptegia' VI hmatlOn of the bowels,
l o1 1hnahnatit the brain. 10 Of in
nammallon OF thgs. of Inflammation
of the throat, inflammation ot ,ba
WOMB, OF lntetnce, | Of adult mar
asmus, ) of iufanmarasuus I If ~
nights, ? of perits. | 81 nleurisr ot
premature Dirth' smallpox, Of teeth
ing, Oh tris nttium; to,a!. 90. OF
these 80 were chlltunJar tiva v.ary If
age. Number int from nnhlio ;nsti-p.
lions, -; on ceria of cornra-. II.
Oh ctrsincate VI in7es, b: on certificate
OF sisters, III ton to the above s
stHiporA ehiiuieH reported IN the city.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-04
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
Locai Intelligence.

SEAMENs BETHEL AND READING Room
The original Sailors Bethel of the city, il
her days Of wealth and prosperity, on
Esplanade street, opposite the United States
Mint, having been repurchased and newly
fitted and furnished, is now open for the
reception Of visitors; and more pleasant
sailors reading-room, or one better supplied
with books, periodicals, ETC., in all the vari
GUS languages spoken by seamen, can moi
be found in any port on the Atlantic from
Maine 10 this city, not excepting New YorI
or Boston. This evening, Tuesday, ths
fourth instant, there will be at the Bethel |
New Years entertainment by the Missio|
Sabbath school, at seven o'clock p. Nj
Come and .see what we are doing for sell
men. L. II. Pease, Seamen's Chaplain.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-04

New BOARD OF FIRELEGATEs.-The
new board of delegateo the Firemen
Charitable Association at the hall OF
Louisi ana Hose EnginDmpany's house
last night for the purl Of electing offi-
GERS. The meeting walled to order by
Mr.. 1. N. Marks.
Mr.. William johnson ,inated Mr.. l. N.
Marks, and he was electby reclamation.
Mr.. Marks thanked the tlemen for elect
ing him to the Office. said that this
would be the twenty-sed time the same
thing had taken place. also stated that
he honored the position much as if he
had been elected Presit of the United
States.
The following additl officers were
then elected: Vice presnt, w. H. Man
ming; secretary, C. c. Eagan; treasurer,
WI. Chevalier; fnansommittee, N. ).
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-04

ANOTHER CASE OF JEALOU-On the
night Of the first instant there a society
bali at the corner of Drlord Rampant
streets, and all passed off qily enough
until Ernest Pepps appearedbefore he
entered the room he sent o OF MS ac-
auaIntances in to see if Anna nkley, one
of his former sweethearts, wthere. lie
learned that she was insidNd dancing
with man. Pepps then ensd, but first
told an acquaintance that lore Anna
should love any body else he uld XIII her.
When Pepps entered the Anna was
Waiting with young man o had been
quite attentive to her all nigbnd nothing
appeared to be wrong. Pe saw Anna
and started for her on the iFnt, aided Dy
his friends. He told her that would rather
see her in grave than tave her love
any other man and hintedat he would
kill her if she persisted. Pa was greatly
axcited. and without warnipulled large
knife and stabbed the woI in the groin,
making a wound that ced Ter death
Sunday morning. She w;not properly
attended to immediatelyter she was
stabbed, ard it was not una considerable
time had elapsed when reached her
home. No. I25 Polymnia SIT, and then it
was too late. Pepps escaped is stated that
accused not long ago as deceased to
become his wife, but slrefused, after
which the rejected lover ore vengeance,
and he kept his word.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-04

Doctors are called to practice thu
times where clergymen are called to
once. This shows the esteem held 70
who practice what they teach over
who merely preach.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-04
eH1sANs REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY, MNn4ez 7aze
Southwest Pass,

Southwest Pass.
r. SOUTHWEST PASS, January 1, 1876.
United Sta y. W. Howell, Corps of Engineers
Deptn OF channel at mean low tide
sixteen sixteen feet. Least width Tor that dentb
IHI a;aly feet. High tide a, A M
n noIshI above mean low tide. two feet
fset Pun p Oh channel at high tide, eighteen
K. H. HOOPER,
Master of McAlester
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-04

Police CHANGEs.-Yesterday the Boa,
of Police Commissioners jumped up on
high horse, and for meritorious condu
ranging through long years. Captains
Robinson, L. Malone and G. j. Schreit
were dismissed the force, Hat footed, :
though there were no charges. of any XII
against them. Each of these officers II
been on the force many years, and no g
will say that they were inefficient or e
honest, yet they must go off entirely, We
men who should be in retirement remairn
duty. To cay the least, this action suggts
many questions. and some of those qs-
lions must be answered.
Under the new law, promulgated st
Sunday, the Police Board yesterdare-
duced all salaries n per cent.
Captain Mcntamat, recently reinstad,
was assigned to the fifth precinct, in ace
of Captain Rey, who now goes to thear-
Dor station. Sergeant John McCar re-
Gently reinstated, is assigned to thexth
precinct. Mr.. Z. Baker resigned hieosi-
ton as chief clerk, and was appointederk
in the treasurer's office. w. Myer late
clerk in the treasurer's office waaade
chief clerk to the board.
Sergeant Slabouski was transferrefrom
the first precinct to take command the
second precinct.
These changes in the force crea ttmnch
talk yesterday, and probably wide dis
cussed freely to-day, and there wlit very
few complimentary remarks for tkentie-
men who caused the changes to beade
The new law published Sunday orning
may be an excuse for such aeti but 1t
will not hold good in SO summarildlspos-
ing of the officers mentioned abt. This
putting true and tried men out their
eituations for Lo assigned causahd re-
tanning those who have 40 claims atever,
is bound 10 have bad effect.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-04

FIRE ALARMS LAST YEAR.-Irhe first
month last year there were Al alarms;
in February. l6; March, %; Apr2O: May,
II; June, II; July, Il; August. septem'
Der. q; Octobe.Al2; November Deem
Der, Is; total, 2l9 Messages II, 1852.
Calls for the charity wagon, l0t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-04
Otorge Schrieber and N. A. Lila
commissioners, W. II. Mann
Serge Stevenson.

s;oENArE HALL.-This room is r
'rq - ~ the finest that Louisiana e
W nth 1t is.not gorgeous but it is eles
n f6s Well fitted up. Since the last seas
. D pre- have been timely upholste;
l4, t|etween the pillars small Ameri
{paM ARE folded and SO neatly and un:for-
b fsdfney look like wood-carving. The
II lall wears a comfortable air one /
S s.Aely to last MANY wears.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-04
The Temperature.

The Temperature.
Mf. Louis Frigerio, No. SO Chartres street
.epofts the weather for the past three
days as follows:
so January AT 8 A. NJ, 6So; at , pm,
eoo; a; P. NJ, 6So. A y
7e January AT 5 A. NJ, go; at . PM,
es January 3-At 8 A. M, 30; aA2 P. NJ.
-. Lowest point for the last three nights.
Inc Cotctnnah Commercial saya: "Hend
TICKS Will try Southern tour He has very
important business. We think it ia an aor;.
cultural address or something he must
attend to-"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-04
CITY ORDlNANCES---OFrICiAL.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORL.A,

NitS Haii, JANUARY >, 1916. }
NO. 53lS-Administration Series
An ordinance providing for the payment
OF the several pay rolls therein named
he 1t ordained, That the following apnro.
pfiauons be and are hereby made. for
the month OF November 1875. and that the
ADMINISTRATOR Of Public Accounts warrant
on the Administrator of Finance in paw
ment OF the same whenever there shall
De money in the city treasury to the credit
OF the appropriate fund for each account.
and not otherwise appropriated
Pay roll of Municipal Police
D courts. .:....:........ siO33 80
ray roll OF Superior Criminal
D. oouf,. ;:....:.... .............. 49l &c
nay ron oI sanitary inspectors. SIC %
by iJ,i ci coFohers: 1924 SO
by loii Vi cdy physicians. ....... 100 90
III, " Jury commissioners. 80 30
ny roii OF justices of the peace
1a s e9nstaoies .,::............. 1915 90
ioll OF police officers detailed
) moecial duty in the various
act pal police courts. as per
SAD 40 Of 1879 provided the
tAe Ment be deducted from
- prlatinn. alitan Police appro-
Pay roll of 1,,c eo
GERS. as per'tary police Off
provided the h,No. l6 of 1879
Quoted from tamount be de.
Police ppropriaMetropolitan
T,+., 7i9 q
Adopted by the Coun. .. 1921 40
New Orleans, December IT tbe citv -
leas-Bertoi. Brown, u
Landry, Mccarthy. Pilsbury.- R,rlo
CHARLES j. Iced. 'ufAe'
A true copy: ,ror
j. H. HARDY, Secretary. Eo'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-04

A COUPLE OF FIREs.-Eeen two and
three o'clock Sunday mcrg fire was dis
covered in an unoccup house at the
corner of Constantinophnd Live Oak
streets, owned by JohBeber, but the
Babcock saved the prope
Saturday night a oneory house on
Jersey, between Milan Berlin streets,
occupied by Mrs. Ann Fwas burned to
the ground and all the future destroyed.
The family was absent alb time. Insured
in the Sun Mutual otfifor $1,000. The
next house, owned by mes Trigold and
occupied by V. Schoulty,s destroyed A
small building own by Oh Carraher and
used by Solomon Carriers burned. There
ia a belief that the fire vine work OF an
incendiary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-04
HleteCt0IOGical and River report,
iNOON REPORT-3:43 2. n,

The following statement OF the weather
AMI rivers is furnished by the Signal Ser
vice Office stationed at New Orleans:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-04

CHESS meeting of the members Of
the Chess 1b. and those ,.irous of be.
coming me'ers and perfec,ig the organ
ization, "lbe held this esning at the
office OF Aero. Jr.. No. l. Commercial
Place, at haast six o'clocl,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-04
POLITICAL NOTICES.

The Southern Republican Association
instant, at the Mechanics Institute.
By order of the President,
THOMAS MCKNIGHT,
l. SEwSLL, Secretary. iaA2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-04

SPEClAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
DIR. b. WA SSERZUG
No. l9j Canal Street. Up stairs.
W reply to many inquiries both from residents
\partfS at distance would announce that he
|MeVoteu many Years t. the treatment and
tuMkE OF NERVOUS DISEASES
| is ensNn physical debility, exhausted vitality
AND Msasts caused by early excuses. prena
While& old age. and by his long exnerisuee
| qlacks WI CAkASrEE IMMEDIATE ksLIEP
| vertisemeHSENf CURE.
is compelleSSe of the opprobum attached to
| make his locaSSace their skill through long adj
! fering who doS% kSSERZUi being a stranger
| the world. W but wouId invite tba Suf
Medicine is prosAS Medical knowledge to call
who like DE-. WASSRss the highest Colleges in
| of Nervous Diseases CarSSnce and onIv +boso
| a Cure. Ma had 1000 "f $50
| DIR. WASSERZUG'S treatSS their treatment
ant He does not weakensaN inty (iuarantee
| then rebuild it, but by cah
| strength OF the patient and sc6lSSd and Meas
| nature he secures speedy and pdS%sntion and
DIR B. WASXs,y OF the
| No. 1876 Canal streI ance tn
! r. =. Nee DE-. Wasserzugs advertise Nss ~
| other column.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-04

tIALF A MILLION IN GOLD,
The Dra>
| o'clock on
| 1876 at New IL positively commence at nine
| Quoted with ming OF SATURDAY, Anril 90
| y LOUISIANA. 1t will Dc con
GRAND PROM
SDE CONCERT,
| For which the Best Nusi,
| the count viii be gageL
holder OF a COUPON TICKcTent avaiIabIe u,
| i-'IA1 ao-ii's4NS' which every
entitled to
LOOK AT THE, SCH.
Extraordinary Scheme!
IN nHn vr:.1x go
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-04


COMPANY, NO. III Canal street. New Orleans De-
cemoer 81, i675.-Notice to Observation-Disclosures
Is hereby gwen to the stockholders OF this com
pany TO appear at ths office within ten DAYS from
THIS date. anG vote
Fnst-For the approval on-lpproval of the
consolidation of said company with the New.Or
leans, Metairie and Lake Railroad Company as per
aTeement entered into by the said com pAries this
day and date.
Second-FOr the issuing of 1000 shares of stock
OF the consolidated company, for the purpose of
extending the Canal street line to the lake along
the bank of the New canal.
de2l lot c. G. LEWIS Seeretarv
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-04

New Orleans National Bark.-New Or
leans, December IL l875.-rhe ANIMAL election for
Directors of this bank to dining the ensuing
year, Will be held at TIL, banking house on TUES.
DAY January H. 1876, between the hours of 10 A,
A. and 2P. NJ.
del9 I'd WILLIAM PALPREY, Cashier.
The Louisiana National Bank OF New
Orleans, New Orleans December IL, l875.-The an.
nual election tor Directors of this bank to serve
the ensuing year, will be held at the banking hOuse
on TUESD ~, January IL, 1876, between the hours
of 10 A. M. and P. NJ
del2 to A. LURIA. Cashier,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-04
nANlEL NlcKENDRICK.

hOuSB, SHIP AND STEAMBOAT PLUMBER GAS
FILTER, ETC,
respectfully announces to his old patrons and the
puohc generally that he has resumed business at
his new store, centrally located "'
No. 1873 Camp street.
opposite st. Patrick's Church New OrIeana
and Will give prompt and personal attention to any
new work or repairs in his line '
mas on hand and is receiving all description or
6kAsS FAUCETS, WATkR and GAS PIPES RaTH
TUBS, PUMPS, HYDRANTS, WATER CLOSETs
ete, agent s for .STAG'S HEAD" ELEVATED OVEN
eoDhiNu RANGES the best in market.
seed ioT best materials, latest improvements, skill
1ui and careful workmanship and the very lowest
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