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Letter from W. jasper Black burn.
SENATE CHAMBER, STATE or routnt lama.
New OIppna Ian MI tpTc

SENATE CHAMpFH STATE OF TOutstANA,
New CLEANS. Jan, M. tpTG
Editor DonnldHonyiile Chief. .s
SEQ you are still bothered about In
next canditlacy for the 9oycrnorshi,, d
this State. aud still somewhat In tl1,,b
and distress hs to your own greatt,eHs
| Allow me to relieve you somewhat b,
way 81 Establishing your mind OF on
thing and tnforJDing Ii ne to another
io', must then know that my alllsiof
y? yourself edjtotlally, some months
since, as the young and talented edi
TOR. was ''tli0re facetious than other
wtsa,v and was not ct all intended tc
insinnate that you could be any the less
FOOL because the more Il kpave utre
reish nor when say that must seek
~ u choice for Governor, some one out.
side the channel aud gauge Of your own
standard of. manhood, must you i'm.
aRine that / moaf, thersby that / will
not support nm honest and competent
gentleman but quito % the contrary
hut. leaving aside the mere play oil
words. must remind you aud afl oi
your sort that there is pending before
the people of this State an iss,ia IN,
more important than any amount oi
smart verbal hits and cuta. The virtue
md Intelligence and honest industry oi
LOUISIANA have been ruled and robbed
and socially and morally depraved by
n heartlehs combination OF sharp ring.
masters just as long as they will or cap
endure ". have long been working
and waiting for n publication of the Re,
publican party within itself. and the
people nave bcen long aud somewhat
patiently awaiting. and praying for d
deliyerance through some such process.
until finally, the time Ia now nt hand
when our party must respond To this
quite. reasonable and very essential dc.
mand, on ut once step down and out
that js, ut the next general election.
And. doubtless, u Ia n knowledge OF this
fact which makes little impudcnt and
self-conceitcd scribblers, who, as politi-
cal camp-followers. have. for tho laat
decade, fnttened upon the ''fly.blown
remnants" OF theft and plumber which
have fallen. from the shanbles OF
corrupt tnlsrule. now quake and
trcmblc Ike pulpit skeletons ut
s ~ic B sSa Chi. N %tewaA wi GnSwn" sns
bringing will do no good. The gr"at.
mass OF the people, both white and col
orcd. arc thoroughly aickened with ali
such criminal tlummery, and will spcw
II out will have no more of Il. And 40
you and NIL your sort may lust az we'll
dry up at once, and az quietly as posi-
bic steal away as you came.
Aud II this be splitting party allie.
glance In the middle" then [ have the
qualification to know that every honest
man In the state. Of whstevef race or
color, will help me drive the iron wedge
" severance deeper and deeper. while
none but rogues and rascals will whine
around with the filthy glut or objection
IN their dirty hnnds, or attempt TO ply
the rotten maui ofdiscontent.
4 With due respect, etc,
w. JAsrEB DtACKbunN.
Editor Homer IHdd.
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srdTE HOUSE.

an. r,ouibIioan members OF the Sen.
lms W., vnry rrticent In regard ~ their
aia a, towards the House election
in w, n Ia thought by some that they
pl,u,, ;,,slat on retaining the Returning
VIII WV IN accordance with the advice
bo a,o Orpan. and by others that they
q w rave mere amonable to rcason and
WIZ hLiocL tho legislation ~ the session
not nn,sistinir upon what the Conserva-
p onnno,, IN justice to their consti-
uNr,,s allow. Every one feels that, ut,-
tnep,,h Ia Returning Board Ia abolished,
le'r ,,ili he trouble In Louisiana ut the
ile,v ,nrtion. n is hoped TINT no Con
h.aM.'a,iyr member will consent to the
Nl .nage of single appropriation bill
wi tbiu infamous Board is abolished.
un"' CAIN HAnTaiN M
a.a,o,uu TINT the Clerk does not cor.
CUT. '}l rnnort his important "pints' of
fera and insists that Justice bc done 10
p n. knowledge Of parliamentary law.
APPOINTMENTS ny TnE GOVERNOR.
re- Tho town 81 Mansura. parish Of
,iIaw.sllaa VARY Coco. Mayor; A, J.
ha ,vst, Jos. Lament. y. q. Monier.
lu'nanrd Drum. Aldermen.
D wv tha parish II ~. Bernard %.
u.sp,r, Inspector of Weights and Meas
Wa tho parish of Morebouae. -l,csiy-
.l,,oa Of W. ?. Gain. Constable,i sixth
"''T COMBINATIONS ny THE SENATE.
r.,ahoula A. !. Beard. Justice Of
a. Peace, Thirteenth Ward, II. =,
mulphan, Justice OF the Peace, Seventh
TwsrJ X, j. Holstcin, Constable,
sN.SSpnth Ward. L. dip Duke. Notary
'I gor Sabine II. II. l'resley, Notary
Public. .u., WI \. - uu
,oa Police Juror.
w Il, Steele. IA Judge OF the Superior
criminal Court, for the. parish OF Or
laanp.
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There will bc no tickets ut the Centcn.
NAL. Tho price OF admission will he
fifty cents, and every visitor will have
90 provide himself with n nifty cent
piece, az small change and quarters will
not be taken. - Courisr.Jo,tyndt.
When tho presiding Justice enters the
room Of the New York Court ri Appeals
all the members OF the bar rise and ~.
main standing until that tremendous
person and his associutos arc seated.
Some members of tho bar OF the
city Of New York are seeking the adop-
ton of an imitation of this "imprcs-
sive" ceremony by the lower courts. +
The man who thinks he csn find some
thing now under the s,ln meets with
serious pullbacks In this world. Az an
illustration the Chicago Tribune quotes
from Hesiod 600 Is. CD:
let no fair woman tempt thy slliinu mind,
With garn,cnta gathered IN knit behind"
IN Q. RVublicdn.
When tho Mississippi Stat Senators
were contributing money. thopthcr day,
for u monument 10 Lee, SeGltor Fur
long said: "As one who wore the blue
and fought for four years inthe army
that opposed Hcn. Robert II. Lee. 1 am
glad to have all opportunity of con
tributing my mitc towards thccrection
Of N monument to tho memory Of one Of
the greatest military chioftains, bravest
soldiers and purest Christian gohtlemcn
that this or any other age or wuntry
ever produced, and ono Of whom all true
Americans ought to fool proud"
Courier Journal.
The reform Governor of New York
has signed what II known rs tho MNsuuc
Ball bin, giving tho Police Commis-
sionrrs discretionary power In regah 70
tho balls which have for long time
been prohibited by law In New York.
Under the Tilden bill just sighed,
balls arc moral or immoral, ac-
to the price offered 10 the 20
leo Commissioners by tho managers.
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PUBLIC MEETING.
PARISH OF Wrsr rnIrorANA,

| PARISH or WEST FEI.fCIANA, LA. |
| January %. 1870.
At meeting Of tho people of this parish
called in pursuance 10 notice Of tho Prupcrt,
Holders Protective Union. Mr.. Frank v. u
Has,aman was unanimously chosen to preside Il
tho same, Messrs. Jared N. Richardson, DIR
Whitman Wilcox. John 4. Towles. Julius Troy
han. DIR, r. H. Ryland. VIM. Town and Willis i
Hamilton were by reclamation chosen Vic'
Mr.. billiard b. Barrow was chosen ms secrc
The President announced In appropriate term.
the ehucct Of the meeting.
Mr.. J. Burruss McGehee was called on and
made an address. which. upon motion. was
On motion the President appointed tho follow.
ing gentlemen to frame resolutions expressive
of the object Of tho meeting and the sentiment
s.sasr eaa S Halle al n Sh ss00p cr Da9e
Winn, Geo. w. Edwards, Ell y. Norwood. Chas
NJ; Barrow and Joseph 4. Howell.
tons. Mr.. samuel J. lowell was called upon
aud addressed tho meeting In manner appro-
priate 10 the OCCASION.
After a LAPSE Of time the Committee on Reso-
buttons reported = series OF resolutions. which
were road by the Secretary.
On motion. Mr.. Ohas. L. Fisher was called
upon to read them srinatei,i, and in this manner
the following preamble and resolutions were
We. the people Of West relIcIana. in the exer-
nized Ia the Constitution Of the United States
and this State. "a peacsably assemble and petition
for redress q grievances, are this day IN mass
Whereas. recently committee Of the Property
Holders Protective Union made u report In re-
gard 70 the affairs OF the parish. and collected
and criminal mismanagcmcnt, which report has
been generally circulasd and which concludes
IN the following words, I'VE can but assert
that % %sSor MA nr
stead, ex-senator Swayze and a few others have
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COURT NOTES.
First District Court,

Mary Johnsn. charged with assault and bat
tery.-verdict guilty: recommended to tn,
I'd. Rermude, on his own plea OF guilty. ane
Thos. 0a!aSne, found guilty OF assault; eacf
sentenced 70 by fine Of 81. or In default one
day each IN the hrish Prison.
Adele Scott Tied on charge OF larceny. was
Bond Of Sophie Tillman forfeited. and judg
ment AGAINST her,nd John Lumaster. her sure
ty, for $500.
Secons District Court.
The case of the Secession o Henry Eastman
I'm this case q Subpoena dbtces tecsf,n issued to
George W: Banker o bring into court his bank
Judge VOORHEES, elected to the introduction Of
checks. etc., on the yround that. on an appeal
how could the SupreAe Court know that all the
checks were brough up. The court sustained
the objection. Thenwgs offered the bank ac-
count and check book, and the case went on.
This case and that,f Patrick Halpin are the
most important issue before this court, with
the exception OF sucea,ions ~ 80 .ft-t
Third Disrict Court.
Alexis Ribet vs. J. CAtrerss, constable Of the
Fourth Justices Court. ind sureties.-This suit
was one Of injunction Aainst said defendants.
on account Of the constable Of the Fourth JUS
tees Court having setzedhe contents 81 a gro
aux snd moved 81 tcn q sI,sPe wareh use
etc. Plaintiff alleges that q has suffered dam
ages IN the sum Of $500, an that the stock in the
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tore was worth 600. He claims judgment for

so~, WIS woi" rsv' ne eAt'""s I""e"eht iol
~ tr,o, tbo roavc oo,aed ,hot ,,,c so,, an, .,
~ p'un,', rom y. T Ia Vulnuk WIS snulated
aiaIit, NM M 80, $50 -, m.si, =. W W ~,
na W. 1', us ,,f .',, s""n o, H. pay W. ao
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ansai ,vas inLan ,,o ,as ' n,,,, ~.
XXX, w"s .s,, ,mni.n NV ~, w
a,iiIu nv, u,,..pl 'ms uu.,...
rh. AM 81, ~ pnHttIa a,e
,.anl ..,.s', r.s,. ~ w.u g.uu.T'. t'u MI ~. ~
aisi,, ~ tt"t AZ, a, r." n,,aiu Ia, ~ .,' va
inI ,vant ~ imgIadinfiah s,,n,,n -. ~
H., ,..,L M isEt,.gIh t.tt w ~, se'"e VI
w r'ovA =. III ~ y. II, .'.u'k I'D ssV'
r""sn ssssfbet V"wv.
!. Elsb8 Andrew Va. Henry peychnud. syndice
The exception taken hprt,jn maintained and Httj,
DISMISSED. tsltf bfnf IIpTFf FL sli is-T -"
Martin Hoye vs. sttpressiop of I'd Marc - The
defendant IN third opposition having nlcd plea
picipingH AMI Argument IL counsel thereon. ihe
same WAS s,ibmittssi d, the Court
FSfvh gp,strtct to,srt
p.,,o t,.na,,.a q ~, -, b., . a., t,,d,,
mon, w 1nini,t en.nrou herein on the 2a1 maj
,,er ~, Nh, 'or oone u s''e" w. VIII per oe'
n. A. Hearing et a. va. Mound City INSURANCE
Company. This case. which II like wounded
snake. dragging It's length slowly along, was az
to-day, and eoes ovet Ivy preferences.
Htsth utstvtet Co,rt.
,.,,.. 60. n'',s 49, , -.
D9slics w. Gohen; {uIe taken On 2sti g.. MO-
ing, ree9lvnr, my y. y. Walsle. OUT ~ tho pro-
M ~ h'YpI,,y Huia nm, u.unr nhoeuohs l.usn
n,tnn s W Wv n, We sun y, s'
>, Droheil proA, w. W. a. Wnlsne anI hFnoid.
Constable y GY. ". B I. Walahe. In these
FUSES VIZ Gs.,',o"a ~ ah neg,s.er ueefsau 70
I. s,sluNien. ~ enu"u u"'anuu,,. " Hlay VI
.hsuu9,vn ne'1.u. anu Va npu',"soh w To
n.u, ma v" ~ i ,,iisuuv'v"t Wnu ~" n.y.
81. Daprtn PIE, ~. .p,"u.y =; Wm'nue' JUN
MN. ,Yl ria.n., IN w, SUN 2. svVJ !, ,p
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The Oldest and Largest
MERCANTILE AGENCY IN THE WORLD
X. Il. DUN Il co.


X. q. DUN 4 co.
Established In New York In tsai.
Established In New Orleans In 1861
y. WEBSTER,
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:. W. u. Wilcox. Manager.
H. q. Dun Co.. Houston. Toxas,
:. q. II, Jones. Manager.
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w, H. Harflsson Manage
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With sixty branch and associate ofIices i'm liz
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COLLECTIONS made and legal business attended
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We beg To- state That during tho paHt thirty
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single instance through any fault III this AGENCY.
Full Information relgtivo 10 terms Of subscrip.
any Of tho above branch or associate oIylces,
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LEEDS FOUNDRY,

LES7ABL7SHEO IN 1881
Corner Delord and Eoucher streets,
NEW ORLEANS.
We are prepared to manufacture
STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS,
SUGAR MILLS, SUGAR KETTLES,
DRAINING MACHINES, Saw MILLS,
CoTToS PRESSES, NEWELL SCREWS,
GIN GEARING, FURNACE MOUTHS,
CRATE BARS, JUDsON's GOVERNORS.
and all kinds of Plantation and Steamboat work.
and every description OF Machinery for the
South. LEEDS d co.
We beg to call special attention to our largo
stock OF Sugar Kettles. Having purchased the
entire stock OF the Stacker Iron Works Of Ten
nessee, for which Mr.. E r. Lavillebeuyre was
formerly agent land the only genuine Tennss-
see Kettle In the market.t we offer the same for
sale as we'll as those OF our own anutacture
At Reduced Rates, price lists Of which We will be
pleased to furnish on application lal9 3W
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ron RENT.

fIO RENT THE LARGE AND HANDSOME
4 Store Nos. a. ~ ana ~ Peters street, forming
Pho corner 81, Netehez Alley. formerly occupied
A. hoCHEREAt h CO.. 10 and is g. Louis
street. ja97 N
E'On RENT THE LARGE TWO STORY
= dwelling. NJ. 2gg ~. CharleH street, corner
Cal!tope! 10 rooms gus and fixtures, hydfapt
and cistern. stable and carriage house; partial
" FURNISHED. or unfurnished. Apply 10 u. H.
FORmAN. q Carondelet street. jai2 i'm
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AMUSEME NTN.
NT. CHARLES THEATRE

st. CHARLES THEATRE
Inst week Of Miss KATE FISHER.
Thursday Evening. January ~,
SCiAMYL and TURpIN'S RIDE no yOnK.
:, Fridny- Farewell Benefit Of Miss Kate Fisher.
Cataract of the Uanges and tho Three Fast Mem
Saturday Night dfeat Double BILL
Saturday Matinee Cataract Of the 0anges.
Sunday The worll-renowned
PItOF. J. PEPPER.
In his Romantic Drama. tho
ALcssEM1sT's DAUGHTER,
Introducing his Great Scientific Effects and
cpHsW oI btn tWorlds. n. ja27
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n L. HILL Il CO.. 1O2 GRAvIER ST. NEW
VI Orleans. sole agents for
STAR GLASS COMPANY.
o NEW ALBANY. ND.

Window glass. single and double thick. equal to
Polished Plate. equal II not superior to any Of
foreign manufacturer; Rough. or Hammered
Plate, from u to inch in thickness for sky
Prices to compete with any other mandatory.
Orders promptly flled. ja23 I'm
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1
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE.
New Orleans. Jan. %. 1876. !
Sealed Proposals will be received by the Com
missioners Of tho Consolidated Debt until 12
o'clock m. WEDNESDAY, Feb. -, 1876, for the
sale to the city OF $3.50 900 Of bonds Of the city Of
New Orleans. including premium issues and Of
| the late cities OF Jefferson and Carrollton.
Bids must state the amount OF accrued inter-
The right to eject all bids is reserved.
jazz fc23 ED. PILSBURY. Administrator.
NEW ORLEANS SAVING INSTITUTION.
1856 Canal street
OFFICERS:
d. URQUHART, President,
TH0S. A. ADAMS First Vice President.
THOS. A. CLARKE, Second Vice President
CHAs. J. LEEDS, Third Vice President.
CHAS. kILSHAW. Treasurer.
DIRECTORS
ThSs: 4. Clarke. J. JIG 6. S Gaine:s.
c. J. Leeds. c. Schneider,
s. Jamison, Carl Kohn
A. Moulton, T. L. Bayne.
E. A. Palfrey. D. Urauharf. ja26 st
CAROLINA SEED RICE.
A few hundred barrels of second year Caroli-
ma White SEED RICE. almost free of red. In
lots to suit purchasers. N
per cent Of red in it. Rice produced from such
seed mills well. finds ready sale. and COM
'-'A''0' SooO p''''' ApGGiEEo GEO. CAMMACK.
6s North Peters street.
Ial9 I'm Thompsou's Rice MIL
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A LEXANDER HILL,
IL, IL Formerly J. Davidson Hill d Co.
WELSH and AMERICAN STATES, SLABS. &c.
=, And agent for the Imperial and Columbian
Slate Quarries. buckingham County, Va. The
slhte from these quarrics are the best Amer-
can States which have yet been sent TO this mar
ket. ana bear closer resemblance In color.
strength and quality to the Welsh Slate than any
That have heretofore appeared. Prices from
dS0 3m 10 Carondelet street. New Orleans.
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WEISS CRESCENT CITY SHOOTING
w GALLERY.
81 ST. CHARLES STREET.
Longest range In tho city on the Creedmoor
principle. Particular attention paid to military
practice. Arms repaired and cleaned with noat-
ness and dispatch. Ali work guaranteed. IA i'm
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RIDwELfy'B ACADEMY or MUSIC
~ 81. Charles street.
sunday, Jan. 70, and During tho Week,

RIDwEL1yB ACADEMY OF MUSIC
~ bt. Charles street.
Sunday, Jan. 20, and During tho Week,
Matinoes Wednesdays aud Saturdays.
l The great original
HARRItIAN AND HART COMBINATION and
tho .gnllgnt Goth of New York. having concluded
their highly successtul engagement M Wal
lacks J'lleatre, whore their wonderful versa
ttlity ana aftisticlperfornanees were received
Witli. exclamation md delight by the olits ID
the Metropolis. VIII appear.. supported by a
beautiful drama, written expressly for them en-
IN four acts, entitled the DOYLE BnOTHEllH
uneqitiyooaly trnnscsndant IN mirth- prOvok-
Ing dialogue. laughnble situations. etc
HAHR!HAN aud HART will Introduce their
world-rnnowned Musical Sketches. Of which,
}"s sy arc N YWs'xH|pXrssf y business Manager
GLOBE THEATRE
NJ Scr Ht2'r,nssF q Baf?nne and perdldo streets.
Houees crowded nightly with the elite of tho
cltyZThe peoples popular resort--Cheepest
place. " .afilusemeht In tho city-Two shows
cgiubined IN uhs. More now stars Second week
n Mise Nellie Taylor, the peerless vocalist: Of
MISS Ailee Gtlinpr8. song and dance artist: Of
s Mss Glrlss MIL 9ys a uES s 2Rssss syS
ssuse. Of Mills Marie Iayois tho accom- piIshed
qharmIna vocalist. Great 6 Bic 81 LarEIn and nd
Armstrong. Il funny Dutch couple. Dur spo-
e.salty stats: Miss Amelia Dean, Miss Maggie
Hunter. M'lle Al9ertipe. jennie purdcll. Vkas
ming. ~ request. reproduction Of tho Can
Saturday nj IA M
Admission. 10. ~. rs and 5Or. jntg
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SPECJAL NOTICES.

Mechanics and Traders nank@New Or
leane. Jan. ~. tn7a Al an election for directors,
hold u ,ho i1th inat; M following sent!emon
AUG. BONN II. GALtY
THOS. A, ADAMS, +. VAN BENTUU YSEN.
j. A. BLAFFEI. RIGU'D MILLlkEN
A. LEHMAN.
Also NJ u mceting of tho board held the day,
Mr.. II. dAI,LY wus unanimously olected preai-
dent. MOSES HARRIS.
la29 Nv CBhtor.
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FACTORS AND TRADERS
INSURANCE COMPANY,
81 Carondslst Street.
Assets April 30, 1875, s1,4s6,215 So.
This Company issues Policies
FIRE, RIVER AND MARINE RISKS
AT LOWEST TARIFF RATES.
EA PALFREY. President.
MOSES GREENWOOD. Vice President.
THOS. F. WALKER Secretary.
TRUSTEES:
Moses Greenwood. RIM Walmsley,
w. A. Johnson, A. Brittin,
John I. Noble. A. H. May.
John Chaffe. s. II. Snowden.
Richard Milliken. T. Lytt. Lyon.
Samuel Z. Moore. VIM. G. Raymond.
IL Warren. Jas. 8. Prestidge.
R. T, Buckner. Samuel Il. Boyd.
Samuel Friedlander. Joseph McElroy.
A. A. Yates, e. B. Wheelock,
John /. Adams. Cyrus Bussey.
Isaac Scherck. VIM. ]. Behan,
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DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
New Orleans. January II. 1876
City Licenses for the year 1878 are now due
and will be issued from this Office until Feb
ruary ~. 1876. after which costs will accrue.
ja29 tfe2o L. PiLSBURY. Administrator.
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III. J. RIVET,
| Successor TO
Il. MONTEUSE d CO.,
| Dealer In
Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines,
| And
PERFUMERY.
IMPORTER OF FRENCH PROPRIETARY
MEDICINES.
| Proprietor OF the Celebrated peychaud Bitters
General Agent for Louisiana Of tho Texas Cotton
Worm Destroyer.
Cor. Of Bienvills and Chartres Streets,
NEW ORLEANS dls am
JOHN q. FLEMING,
144.. y. :. .POYDRAS STREET. -. IA
Between St. Charles and Camp streets.
Keeps constantly on hand the LARGEST and
BEST SELECTED assortment OF
t Gas Fixtures
to be found In this or any other city. and sells
NEW YORK RETAIL PRICES.
He has also on hand LARGE SUPPLY Of the
worry finest
PORCELAINE SHADES
and GLASS GLOBES
to BIO found In any market: and all kinds OF
BELL HANGING MATERIAL
From the Cheapest tothe Finest PURE BRONZE
METAL
BELL PULLS,
PLATES,
BEST GONGS.
for all purposes and Of all sizes made.
Gas Fitting, Steam Fitting & Bell Hanging
Done by him can be depended on. and will al
ways be done PROMPTLY, and with due regard
to TASTE and STYLE Of surroundings.
Having been in the business. practically. for
SEVENTEEN years. all he asks is a FAIR
CHANCE tA VIZ .-
Fixtures purchased by Plate or Pattern will
always be sold at Manufacturers Prices, and
the purchaser protected against defective goods.
ja16
CTAUFFER. MACREADY 4 CO.,
s..iltei5 Importers and Dealers In
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CTAUFFER, MACREADY il CO., H
ssaJsleis Importers and Dealers In
HARDWARE. IRON, NAILS. TIN PLATE
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. ETC..
No. II Canal street. New Orleans.
las am
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Office Of Now Orleans CITY RailrOn,

VWcc VI NOW UflHnNk CITY KNtIrONd
january >, ls76.-,rhe consolidation Of the New
Or!cnns City Railroad Company. and tho New
Orleans Metairie and Lake Railroad Company
by law. the Stockholders Of this Company are
Invited to come forward. on or before the FIF-
TENTH INSTANT. to subscribe to the ono
vded In the articles of consolidation. for tho
purpose of extending tho Canal street line to tho
Lake. Each holder Of thirteen shares OF the
present stock of this Company will DO entitled
to one share of new stock Mt par, twenty five
per cent OF same to BIO paid at tho tlno Of sub
OF twenty-five Dor cont each Il. payablo month";
lin q. g. LEWIS, Secretary
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE.


NOTICE. NOTICE
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-29
Union National Bank New Orlcan,

Union National Bank-Ncw Orleans,
January a. 1876 AT tho election hold on tho 18th
instant. tho following named shareholders wore
year via
az h4IIhLEBEUTRE. AL GONNA.
w. :. BifLEr, JNO THORN.
SCOTT Net EIfEE. JOS BOWLINg
NJ y. WdLLdCE. 7. q HERNDON.
Y. ~ FOND, VICTOR MEIER
WM HaRTVELL. CARL kOHN.
And at special meeting Of the directors held
this dry, Mr.. CARL kOliN was unanimously
elected President and Mr. WIN. UARTWELI
unanimously elected Vice President.
ja2d 81 JAS. CHALARON. Cashier
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-29

Office Of the New Orleans Insurance
Company. New Orleans, January ~, 1876 AT the
regular meeting Of the Board Of Directors held
this day. n scmi-nnnual interest dividend OF
Five Per Cent was declared, payable to the stock
holders on and after tho first Monday Of Feb
ruary next.
ial6 Lot J. W. HINCKs. Secretary.