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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-07
THE BELKNAP BRIBERIES.


WORSE REVELATIONS EXPECTED
-. ,,-,,C,.pv CoNNTTTEE WANTS A BILL PASSED
TO PROTECT wIrNEssEs-noLDING BACK lhn
.prcIrs OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~
prcRrr MARsH's ABsENCE-oRVH CRAM
SHARE IN THESE SCANDALS
Articles of impeachment against Mr. Belknap are
Drenared. but the Judiciary Committee has not pre-
santed them. The object is TO get ease sufficiently
strong 20 convince Republican Senate More
damaging facts than yet revealed IN the case are are
o,'nocted 70 10 reached in few days. Yesterday
hills were presented in the House to secure e
Immunity to witnesses who may TESTIFY IN .n'so
coses That law is considered important 10
the case against Mr. Belknap. OWL uIan'
denied. and then admitted the charges against nun
in reference to post trsderships. No successor 10
Mr. Belknap is yet appointed, but the place mas Oeeh
offered to Senator Morrill, of Name
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NOTES OLE THE SCANDAL.

WASHINGTON, March 0.-The number of words
sent to the press Of the country by the Western
Union Telegraph Company on the day ex-Secretary
Belknap was impeached has only been exceeded on
one occasion, that on which the Credit Mobilier
testimony was made public. That day the number
Of words sent to all parts of the country was
1913 OOO of which about one-fifth were sent to The
TRIBuEE On Thursday last the number Of words
was 114,000.
Hester Clymer says that his Investigations show
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

A SHORT SESSION IN The sENATE-MR. CR0sBYs
CANAL BOARD BmL-ACrIoN on BILLS IN COM
MIrIEE OF THE WHOLE.
SENATE. .ALRAEY, March 9, 1875.
The Senate met at 1870 p. IN. The follow
ing bills were introduced:
By Mfr. BooTH-In relation TO judgments entered upon
the forfeiture Of recOnzances in the city " Newfork
Alsn amending the Military Code, when makes pro-
vision relative the rental amCrcs in the CITY OF
YORK and Is accompanied by memorial ON the same
subject - -,
In Committee Of the Whole the following bills we're
ordered TO a third reading:
Amending the act facilitating the reorganization Of
railroads sold under MORTGAGE fthc Ere Railroad bill
Repeating tue act IN relation street opening IN the CITY
OF kry-l ork
Adjourned.
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THE WAR IN TURKEY.

RAGUsA, Monday, March 6, 1875.
The msurgent leaders on Sunday last in
formed Baron Rodch the Governor Of Damaa, and the
Austrian Commissioner, that they would require Turkey,
condition Of peace to withdraw 40 battaons Of her
troops from Herzegovina and allow the insurgents while
remaining in to treat with the Begs Turkish OIL
c4ls II this is refused the leaders OF the insurgents
propose that Austria or some other power effect an
armed Intervention.
Baron Rodich informed them that their conditions
were nadmissble. Austria would maintain complete
neutrality, strictly guard the frontier and TO
lieve the refugees at the end OF March
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SPANISH NOTES.

MADRID. Monday, March 8, 1879
Dispatches from the North announce that
the troops have fraternzed with the Carlsts who pre-
seuted themselves for amnesty. Gen Quesada will
oupy the provinces of Bseay aud Navarro with $4,000
troops.
King Alfonso will visit Burgos and santander He Will
enter Madrid the 18th lust with the cannon captured
from the Carliss. The AlfonssGs have captured liz
cannon.
The soldiers belonging the class of 1870 have been
dlsbanded 1t expected that the army Will now be re-
duced to 900 men.
The Impartial says orders have been Issued that no
Carlist officer who has left the country shall be lowed
TO return
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SPEECH OF THE KING OF ITALY.


King Victor Emanuel opened the sessions
Of the Parliament to-day. The speech treated Of The
prosperous condition Of the country the perfectly
friendly relations with foreign states and the recent
visits OF the Emperors Of Germany aud Austria He eH-
presses pride at the progress ana efficiency OF the army
aud navy. In connection with the Bosnian instruction
lie says:
have deemed II eIpedient 10 participate in the nego-
atOus between the Great Powers, with the OBJECT Oi
aiding in Tie establishing OF tranquility In tue East, and
assuring the welfare OF the Christian population. The
Sultan received the proposals iafOraDy
The remainder OF the speech treats OF domestic matters
entirely.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.
DEFEAT OF PRINCE NAPOLEON.


Inc ministerial negotiations are temporarily
suspended It is considered probable. that the
Cabinet will await the meeting Of the Chamber for the
purpose of being guided by the opinion Of the majority
OF the 107 elections held yesterday the results Of lo2
ore now known and are given as follows:
Constitutional Conserya- Republicans
M syes Or Tho a., Gan Radicals J9
ter........... Legitlmists.
Ajaccio returns e1-Minister NJ. Rouher, defeating
Prince jerome Napoleon The Bonaparlsts include also
Mr. Jerome David elected in the Department OF Gironde
but NJ Mupas, the Project of Police during the coup
d(dt OF December $751; defeated at Bars Seine In
the Department OF Aube Capt Num- the noted clerical
Legtmist enthusiast elected in the Department Of
Morbihan defeating the Bonapartst Abbe Cadoret.
Final returns Of the ballots show that five Republicans
have been elected in addition to those previously
ported.
The Republicans In the Chamber OF Deputies will com
mand $50 votes They Will find opposed 20 them from
so to 80 ardent BOnapartss IL is expected that this
situation will lead at first 10 debates but the
whole Left is resolved to act prudently and will
geticaly restrain the Bonaparsts in the country by adj
mnistratiye TigOr
LONDON Tuesday, March 7, 1915.
The Tess Paris correspondent classifes the Deputies
elected as follows;
Republicans go Radicals. 81
Bynapsftlsts ~ Legitimists........ SO
The Due de La Rochefoucaud Bissaca and Marquis dc
THE RECONSTRUCTION OF THE CABINET.
The resignation Of the Vc0mpte de Meaux, Minister OF
Agriculture and Commerce. has been accepted NJ Leon
Say assumes Professionally that ministry in addition
his own The reconstruction Of the Cabinet will only
effected when the bureaux OF the Chamber finally
constituted The Chamber will proceed rapidly with the
yericaiOn OF elections probably terminating the for
malities Saturday.
Toe Left intends to make Mr. Grevy President Of the
Chamber OF Deputies, hoping nc will display vigorous in
leIibity toward the BJnapartists.
MEETING OF REPUBLICAN SENATOR'S.
Tho Republican Senators have held meeting az which
1t decided to cleo; the Due d. Audifret Pasquier
President OF the Senate, and NM Ducerc Simon, and
Marel YicePrcsdens, aud give the Fourth Wee Pres-
deucy and two secretaryships 10 the Right IL
also decided at this meeting not to keep up tho
groups Of the Left and Left and Right Centers, but
anagamatc them into n moderate conciliatory Repub-
lean group, calculated 10 attract the Constitutional Con-
servatyes The members Of the Right Center have prom
ised to dissolve group and vote with the Republicans
as far possible.
Theirs and Gambetta perfectly united, but there is
great rivalry between Gambetta and Simon.
All the Republican groups wishing TO act unitedy
the Amnesty question, Victor Hugo has promised the
Extreme Left not to bring forward his motion without
Its concurrence.
NJ. Raspail as the senior member, will preside over
the Deputies until they have elected their President
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EyANG's APPOINTMENT REVOKED.
WASHINGTON, March 6.-Ihe following telegram

wan DEF RTMENT, ADJUTAkT-GESERALs OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, ID. G., March D. 1875. J
Tho President desires you to notify Evans po.t-irn1er
permitted TO remain and sell goods a prices nxed by
Council Of Administration I'LL the appointment OF Is u,
Admin israon 20 meet and TO recommend TO the seere
tary OF War; through military channels suitable person
- ,rsdsr Letter by mail l.. ID. TOWNSEND,
~ ~ AdiutantG General.
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THE EMMA NINE SCANDAL.
ALBERT GRANT COMING OVER TO DENY LYONs's
STATEMENTS.

LONDON. Monday, March 8, 1876.
The Edinburgh COuGHt of this morning
says:
Albert Grant the noted inancer, intends 10 20 to
Washington and testify before the House Committee
Foreign Affairs the following effect: First, that he
never told Lyons that he Grant had given Senator
stewart 1000 10 become "a director IN the Emma
Mine aud assist In getting Gen. schcncks name tue
Board and that yOnss statement TO the contrary 10 the
fuHmtee Is absolutely untrue; second, tuat be hes
.,pr Lyons, nor had any communication with him
his life third that he gave any shares TO Sena
Stewart either to become director himself or 70 get
Gen. scLenck 10 be o direcIorn
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l1rraoRE ENFoRcEMENT AcT NDIcTMENTs

BALTIMORE ENFORCEMENT ACT INDICTMENTS
BALTIMORE, March 6.-The Grand jury in
tho United states District Court here to-day brought In
indictments against As persons for violation OF the En-.
forcemcnt act Of Congress ny illuminating and hinderny
peraons from voting at the State election, held Nov =
last. Twenty-Five indictments had been previously
found, among which was that Of member Of the City
Council
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THE HUNGARIAN FLOODS.

LONDON TUESDAY, March Z, 1870
A dispatch to The Daily Ne'es from Pesth
says that tho Danube Is again sng The new Pesth gas
orh. nav. been undermined and destroyed The dura-
ton OF the doOd unprecedented Some VI the suburbs
have been submerged twelve days. The Rivers wsags
banks
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cLYMER BLAMED FOR MARsHs ESCAPE.

FIR THLEoRAPH TO THE TRIBuHE.l
WASHINGTON, March 6.-There seems to be great
Senstveness on the part Of the Democrats that the
only witness in the BelknAp case should have been
Allowed 70 escape. through the thOughtlessness. II
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-04-30

the cut will break through nearly oppo-
site tho elevator, and the river cannot
leave us that distance without II wears
away tho point toward Delta. and the
river runs over the ground where Delta
now stands. Assuming that the river
breaks through n distance of three
quarters OF mile wtie, 1t would thcn
have two miles to wear away from the
point. From the data given above, we
see that 1t was fifty years In wearing
away one mile, so that at the same rate
It would be one hundred years before
the river would be two miles off. but the
probability is. that In a short time 1t
would cease wearing away the point and
form sand bar. the same as we sec
at the extreme point of tho peninsula.
From short distance to the cutoff, ana
only twepty-one inches fall to be dis
tributed. the changes will be extremely
slow. and
SUFFICIENT CURRENT
will pass around the bend for the next
twenty wears to keep it open for naviga-
tion. but il will gradually fill up with
sand bars The current through the
cutoff will strike the low land near the
railroad depot. and give. us a deep and
permanent harhor. The river will en-
deavor to regain its own length and
wash away the low land, until it strikes
the bluffs and wash out the main chan
mel on the east side of the island below,
and throw up sand bar in front of
Delta
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FAIR GROUNDS.
Monday. Way Z. 1870.
PROGRAMME


l. HURDLE RACE: open 10 all horses two
miles. over eight hurdles. Purse $3.50. first
horsn sloo second horse sss. third horse ais
entrance $40: thrcc horses TO mako the race.
,. TROTTING RACE TO SUJkN; opeu to all
horses mile heats; best two IN three Purse So
n TONY RACE. fourteen hands high and un~
der: milo dash. Parse $40
t. RUNNING RACE: ono mile and an eighth
riders to he bona iide members OF military or
ganHations in this city Only enc representa-
tive from each company. battalion or regiment
allowed United states officers invited to par
tcina,e, Race 10 he handicapped Prize. fine
English saddle and h,iie.
g. PACING RACE TO SADDLE: open 10 all
horses mile dash Purse s2s Entrance ~ so.
&. RUNNING RACE For MULES mile dash,
Prizc. SO in gold. Free to all
IA GRAND MILITARY DRESS PARADE.
to hc followed by prize drill; open 20 all com
panies in the city. First Infantry drill, Up
TONS tactics. Friac. gold modal Scoond-Ar-
tllery drill. open to the three rompanies ot
Washington Artillery rrt1a. 4 gold medal.
DANCING on tho platform for ehtldeeu from
six till seven o'clock.
A GRAND MILITARY BALI, viii b, given in
the main huildiag at Tho II s' vi the spurt' on
the track and the tlold.
Tho races Vii commence promptly az two
o'clock.
All races 10 bn run under the rules of the
Louisiana Jockey Club.
All entries for races made At Joe StarIing's,
Is 81. Charles street. to bc closed FRIDAY night.
April q.
The Grand stand above and below. has been
kindly placed at tho disposal ~ tho Conti-
ncnfas.
Sealed bids for the rent If the several booths.
special privileges etn. et'.. will be opened NJ 10
FRIDAY night April 3s. at Joe Starlngs, where
thoy will be- rceeiyc,I or address 7. O. Box No
li10. g. I. II tll4.
Chairman Committee of Arrangements
apa 26 2S ~
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.pvEnrIsuNa RaTEs-DAILs.

Transient advertisements 81 per square ten
ines az solid agatel first Insertion, 90 cents
arh suhaeauent consecutive insertion.
Wants TO Rent. Fer Sales and Boarding adj
varfisenens 10 cents n line. net cash. solid mets~
sura None taken mt less than 20 ccnts.
Local or nusinnss Notices 30 cents line. not.
Editorial Notices in Editorial .ype 10 cents q
line net.
advertisements for the period of one month
+, :, 4 1op anr as fnllnwas
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Monthly advertisements, having the run g. O.
the paper inserted every other day, I" We
eharfa. two. thirds the above rates. =,
Editorial pagn monthly advertisements eaoh
auuare. $40 per month,
Rates fcr Advertising In tho weekly new
Orleans Democrat.
Transient and general rates the same as for
Daily. ,,
,nJ longer ae follows
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Reynolds Iron Works.
Corner Deiord and Fulton streets
W. II. REYNOLDS, Proprietor,

Poatoffico Box IBVO. Mechanics Exchange
Box 100.
Manufacturer and Dealer In
EIEy tTORS - Timpes Patent Hand and
Steam Tower Elevators for Stores Warehouses;,
etc.
WIFE ROPE-For Elevators kept constantly
on had.
RpNOLDS-Celehrated Revolving Wrought
Jro, Screw. Plantation Cotton Press
tAKEY's-Patent Ground Anger for Wells
FIN y Posts etc.
ESTIMATES Made on application for Iron
fronts. Ornamental Columns. Railinss, Fences.
Galleries. Verandahs. and every description OF
Wrought and Cast Irou Work for Bridges Flat
and Box Cars for Railroads. Plant alton. Sieam-
boat and Machinery in General.
Send for Circulars fe2
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DAILY DEMOCRAT.
TEENS or THE PAPER:
s,uScurpTIoN HATES.

DAILY published every. evening except sun.
sav nar annum $40; aud at same rate half
early and quarterly
'WEEkIy tpuhlished every Saturday morn
taal. per annum 81 and ut same rate haii-
xasrly and quarterly.
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Of every dimension. All orders Tor given sizes
A. THEE.
* Exchange Alley.
Between Customhpuse ana Canal.
nn22 I'm Sun In I'm
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

T EFT IN THE wATER-CLoSET. A ATRANT-
~ er. solf-eocking hair-trigger PISTOL, val
ucd as a present. More money viii hc given for
Il by me than it can he sold for.
JOHN HAWKINS
Common
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ppany 4, Continental


Headquarters Company 4. Continental
Guards st Patrick's Hall New Orleans, Apfil 90
is7e- Attention, Continental Guafds-Iou are
hereby ordered 10 assemble ut the Armnry in
full dress uniform. at 10 O'Clock, MONDAY
May l.
Jos Startling. q. s.. anSl II
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VARIETIES TlTEATER
EXTRA NIGHT.
Monday Evening. May I. 1876.
GREAT COMEDY BILIha
Complimentary Benefit
rendered by leading Gentlemen Of tho City to
MR.. j. b. POLK.
Who will receive on this occasion. the volqn-
teered aid of prominent members Of the
Regular Dramatic Company and amateur
talent.
EvERYR0Dy's FRIEND.
MAJOR Wellington De1.eots. Mr. !. D. Folk Song,
Angelo Torianni Recitation. 'Shamus
o'Brien," Mr. = w Moody.
To conclude with LEND MEFIV L SHIILINGS.
Golghtly. Mr.. !. Il, Polk
Box Office now open. apso y
A oaDEMy OF MUSIC
LAST WEEK OF THE SEASON.
Engagement of the great Classic Actress.
HELEN DEsTE,
with her Talesed Dramatic Combination,
Tuesday. April 2s-The entirely new society
play called INFEIICE. ..... -.
Wednesday Matneo~LADY AUDLEY'S Sc
Wednesday Evening. Anril 2e.The new emo
tional drama called DESTINY.
Thursday Evening Arr, nb,gn sI tfpl hpIksones
Friday A April ps-- Raneiit Of HELEN D'EsTEr-
LED ASTRAY
SATURDAY. Matinee -FANuHON
Saturday Evening. April 2a-FLoWERs OF
Sunday. April so-Iast Night-Bnueieadlt
drama SHEETS OF NEW YORK
Great preparations are being made Tor the
Annual Testimonial Benefit to Mr.. u. BID
WELL apps
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-04-30

ton Parish of orleans.-rhe regular weekly
meeting Of this Association will he held ON
MONDAY May I. ut ~ u. M, in the basement
hall Of st patrick's Hall on Lafayette street. A
fun and punrtual attendance Il requested.
Rv order Of FRED. n. OGDEN. President
I q NIXON Secretary apas Stuff
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II Nv Z
CHAs. KIrSHAW TFeaat
SPRINGS SCHOOL.
HENRY TITTMII ER. Ii u. rrinci

HENRY TITNTIEK, Id. IT, Trin0lhAL
This Institution has been IN Successful opera
ton twenty eight years under tho same Frnai
pal The regular session began October |. 1875.
and ends June "a. 1870. II is divided into three
terms beginning October l. January = ard
April l. with short recess ut Christmas. iiOari
tuition use of library. room. fuei ard attend
nnce S. each for first and second terms, and $50
for third torn nav,,hlr at beginning rt each
term Washing 80 cents per dozen. Tho next
term begins April !. 1874. An experience et 2s
yeats mas proved tha rom ,rkahlo hra'thfulness
~ tho place Many coming from malarial dis
trjgfs have been entirely restored 10 health hy
the use nf the Mineral Waters. FOR Catalogue.
living fun information address Principal.
Greene Springs. Halo county. Ala Refers In
James liinran. ESQ. Ia Gravier street. aud
nthors nf this etfv. nni ~
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II. CASSIDY,
SAIL MAKER
AND
COTTON DUCK AGENT,

AtStt'ttsH'H w lSfhi
No. 95 Camp Street, Near Peydras,
Has constantly on hand the best and most com
pete assortment of
COTTON DUCK.
Embracing all widths grades and numbers
AWNING STRIPES.
Plain and Fancy, in great variety. BLOCKS Of
all sizes, from inches up to the largest made,
and all ready fitted for use.
GALLERY CURTAINS AWNINGS
WINDOW AND DOOR SHADES. ETC.
OF all kinds made to order at short notiee, and
satisfaction given In style and price.
TENTS. TARPAULINS,
DRAY AND WAGON COVERS. ETC.
complete assortment always on hand. keen
in stock every variety of
FRENCH. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BUNT-
INt3S FOR FLAGS
have always in store, and will manufacture to
order all descriptions of
AMERICAN, FOREIGN and FANCY FLAGS.
viii also give my. special attention TO getting
up every, kind of Plain Fancy and Em
hroidercd
SILK FLAGS AND BANNERS.
For Military and other companies, and will
guarantee on such articles elegant styles. the
best workmanship and the most moderate
- - BAG MANUFAoToRy.
am now making and will furnish in any Dc
sired quantity.
coFFEE. RICE. GRAIN
And other kinds of SACKS. equal in matcrial
and work to any made and ut prices which will
DEFY ALL COMPETITION.
Repairing Promptly Done.
Trunks Neatly Covered.
SPECIAL NOTICE
Private families and others giving entertain
ments. can have their
YARDS COVERED OVER
With Canvas, and suitable decorations. portable
tables lights etc. will be furnished at short no.
tice and on the
MOST REASONABLE TERMS,
JOHN G. FLEMING,
IA. -. .POyDRAS STREET. 80. ..1A
Between II. Charles and Camp streets.
Keeps constantly on hand the LARGEST end
BEST SELECTED assortment of
Gas Fixtures
to be found In this or any other cit sells
them ut
NEW YORK RETa IL PRICES.
He has also on hand a LARGE SUPPLY of the
very finest
PORCELATNE SHADES
and GLASS GLOBES
to ha found in any market and all kinds of
BELL HANGING MATERIAL
From the Cheapest to the Finest PURE BRONZE
METAL
BELL PULLS,
BELLS. Etc.
And the
BEST GONGS,
for all purposes and of all sizes made.
Gas Fitting, Steam Fitting 4 Bell Hanging
Done by him can he depended on. end will al
ways be done PBoMrTLr. and with duo regard
to TAsrR and STYLE OF surroundings
Having boen in the business practically for
SEVENTEEN years. all he asks is FAIR
CHANCE.
Fixtures purchaser. by Plate or Pattern will
always be- sold ut Manufacturers Prices and
the purchaser protected against defective goods.
iatR n
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Tho Festival commences at o'clock precisely,
and will be formally opened at o'clock by
CHARLES + BUCK, and by an oration. in
English. t. he delivered by Mr.. JOS. MAGNER.
Tho programme consists Of concert. dancing
On the platform. and popular plays and games
Of all kinds among them the following.
Runnina Races for Boys and Girls
Sack Race
Rooster in the fot
Rope Jumping
Parade March for Girls.
Wheelharrow Race.
And y great many other exhibitions OF fun
and sport.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-04-30

WNICc Eantn = FFfFtfs- FlNIFHF sWf1-
ranv Ne. i6 Carnndelct street.-The stockholders
of this com any arg Hereby notified that the an
MONDAY the Ist IT Nav, 1874. ut the office of The
company from lo O'clock u. rl e. 2 o'clock y
nj Transfer books will be closed from 25th of
April to ath of May, inclusive.
IT, PLhSSAN. Secretary,
np1sen * 20 Tamm's Eirelnss Engino tn.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-04-30

4 Werting az thr stnfkhDiders OF The
Harher Protection Company will he held NJ the
Office Nos ~ and go Camp street IN MONDAY.
May l. 1876 from u to o'clock, for the election
of seven Directors for the current year.
apii td CHAS l.. UHLHpRN. Secretary
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charter. tho election of nircctorsto serve during
tho ensuing twelve months will take plaee az
tho Office of the company, r Camp street, ON
MONDAY the Ist Nav PROV. between the hours
Of 10 o'clock ., M, and o'clock ~ M
an9a ti
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-04-30

HAVE ONE OF COON = FArENf bolItb.
l Eecdets and Regulators. made bv Shoeklc
Harrison & Co. AZ Sc Louis in dailv use nj my
refinery on tiirad street corner nf Commerce
SURVIVING three boilers with perfect regularity
and invite Htl persons who would like to wit
poss its operation to call and see l.
fo,7tf WN HENDERSON
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-04-30

n ny. New Orleans. ApriI u. lsI6.-FtonnshIs
will he received AT the hank for the purchase OF
lease of its different properties AT the Lake End
of tic New Canal and terminus az tho NtfN
orleans City Railroad io the lake.
ar9T In, CH IL M0NNIIE Cashier.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-04-30

~ COMMERCIAL RESTAURANT.
la7 Customhnuse street. between Royal api
Bourbon streets. New Orlnanss There vii. h.
nund at tsis establishment all tho drijcaeies of
the season rs also the choicest II wines. There
are cammodious anl airy rooms for travellers. ~
we'll ss private diningrnoms upstairs for we'd
iinyS soirees etc. all at very reaS Snahlc rates.
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