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SUBURBAN NEWS.


The LItcrary Club met Tncslay evening. Or.
II. 7. untchcll, Jr., and Miss Maloncy 0avc n
clnradc whicl, waa highly appreciated by the
audience. Mrs. E. Ashley Mcars rcad selcc-
t!on. The opening address was by John
Churchill, In favor of cxcmpttng church proper
" from taxation. Dr. II. Il. Gatc,le1f, II. II.
Erurts, +. Asl'cy A1cars, and others Joined III
the debntc.
Mrs. +. p. Hawkins, of 1TiGhlanl Park. Is
spending some time at The " Watcr-Cnrc."
AtFs. Julga bangs and daughter spent Tues.
day afternoon III Illallwood.
j. W. D. Frazier IL detained at home with an
Miss Netttc, tla,ightcr Of the 1,cy. ". ". Ev-
crts .. u, +; tY spend son'e time with l'cr SIS
E; T. Wells, Esq., Ut Lnkc Forest, is to speak
lit chapel 8unu1y.
Mrs. ". II. Park at,d J. u. Ferguson are walt
Ing for pleasant day to visit 1ligl,woul 10 louk
for homestead.
EVANSTON.
The entertainment vi thc Socfaf Club Thurs.
day evening for the benefit OF thu deserving
poor Of EvAnston was witnessed by ono Of tho
finest audiences that ius greeted public enter
tainment Tor Eou,e time. Tie tlrnn,a was well
presented. The audience was select and up.
prceiattye, and was not uncllarItable even In
tho applause. The receipt. Ut the entertain
mcnt amounted to $ltu, nhl wero handed over
to the Benevolent Society, which will suend tu
tnnus. II was tho must KucGck9tul event u tho
season, and great credit Is due to tic n,cmbcsa
who materially nssistctl III It. 1t tic close
ot tic plny tho clsa!rs were removed mil tiantlng
was very appropriately introduced. The com.
pany broke up at late hour, l,eIng well p!eaaed
with the evenings entertainment.
A large dinncr-p1rty WIS given Tuesday even.
Ing By Mrs. Z. u; Wicker. Tie sunlptuo,.s eul-
latiun was servc,l ty Kins!cy, aftcr wliirh t.,e
guests indufgcd In social intercourse. Among
those present. were Mr. and Mrs. n. Il. 1gtcart,
Miss Gano, Or. and Mrs. N. e. Bragiloi,, Alr.
and Mrs. Whcrlcr, Mrs. l1ufl, Mr.. md Mrs. III.
leatlhnr4t, Mrs, Harry PcnrsOhs, Mr. aud Mrs.
E. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Raymond, sfr. a,tl
Mrs. y. D Dewey, 3fr. nnl Mrs. J. X. Ar.nsby,
md Miss Nellie Dictfortl.
Tne Eclectic Club met nj the residence OF l..
c. Ptncr Monday evening, and enjoyed lltcra.
be held at the Hon. II. y. IInsl's.
Tho many fr1crds Of Miss Ada Mattcson will
regrct to learn Of ficr sullcn .lcnth. For scv.
eral years she WINS prominent in aoeial circles.
More recently she removed to Philadelphia,
where. while In full vtCnr OF hcalth her life was
deprived ot its most Hopeful expectations.
Miss Ncltlu Newell Is visiting her college
friends, and IL the guest Of Miss Ada Summers
This evening, In tho fccture-roon Of the Pres.
bytes!an Church Frederick Douglass will de-
liver his interesting lecture Oh tic "llctu!nls.
ccnces Of Slavery"
HYDE rAAH.
The Board Of Trustees failed 10 meet at the
Town Hall yestcrtlny.
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WsoMiH0, Ia., Feb. W. ". dean, lats Of
Chtrago, low State Secretary Of the 7, N. C. A.
for Town, closed u very Interesting aud SUCCESS
tul series Of cyaugclistic meetings tu WyosuIug,
a.. d few nights ugo. Atr. Deau IL iudsed IN
workman that neeLtth not to Le asIame1." liz
! casne am0pg III U total stranger, but III his two
weeks Of labnF tie Made hosts vi friends.
Fruln tlle first he drew the lIeaIts Ut Christian
people 10 HIN, and throughout thu meetings
thcFa was tbs fullest harmony. There arc u
large number Of converts. but TINT ID hut part,
sntl so,llc Vt us feel but snail part, OF tho
good work accomplished.
The churchrs arc left iu good feeling and
Instructed, and put 0n better methods OF
elsatIys service fus the Master. It IL, indeed,
glvriuus work, 4ui scores ot newborn soul4
iullow Brother Dean with their bcne4!ctto.,s and
prayers. l understand ha Il now ilborIng III
Nhcatiand, iu this state, with tho samu marked
kuGcGsA.
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SUICIDE.

EFfcl1l UI9pllcK 70 1As 1N6UH4,
MENAsllA. Wis.,, Feb, S,-At o'clock this af-
ternoon the Coroner was summoned tn hold MI
inquest on tue body Of d tnan found suspended
to the limb Of a tree about one mile west Of tho
CITY limits. Verdict, death by suicide. Want
Of employment and intemperato habits tho sup-
posed cause.
6pteta1 Nspasea to 7as Tribune
ADRIAN, Alyil., Feb. V.--Glarlus Mc.r,
wtil.known merchant Of Manchester, cut bis
throat with u rllxor yesterday, w!!ilU labus!nE
under melancholy, and was found dead by h!s
son, who was searching for him Oh tho prem.
tses,
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The Mortality In Now York City Ia ts7o.

The annual report of tho DJar,l Of Health tu
so Jar a. It relates to the vital statistics Tor
1s18 has solno features that are worthy ot putt
U: consideration. The nrst IA tl,:t 1fsstG tlIl-
dren under years Ut age died In this city dur
tug thu yenr. Thls IL startling exhibit when It
Is known that tho ulost careful computation
gives tho number Of children In New York III
ito In every thousand die. ai.e heated scrm
swept OIL great proportion Of tufants, and, H.
eordtug To irot. Chandler. the alulter-
atca lni!k, agasnst the rendcrs of which
deal to do aith 1t. Thu 4trugglcs Of tue Uoarl
ol Health iu behalf VI thu Hills people slucs iss
creation tn lso7 may " eoMprcAended bY tic
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DAMAGE AWARDED.

SALT LAKx, U. r., Feb. e.-Tho Jury In tho
Rhelnke case to-day gave verdict Of $40
again4t Clinton, ex.Polico Judge, for tho lie.
structton VI liquors by Ills order In 1870 This
was d continuation ii the celebrated Euglc-
0Iest sa'e, wI9xe @ 1uor store Was DECLARED
In fuyor OF plaintiff wcro formerly Riyrn In tho
Territorial, District, uBd Supreme csnirtr, hut
the decision was reversed by t!,c United States
Supreme Court on account OF irrcguIarlty In
drawing tho jury. licncs new trial.
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RELIGIOUS.

fAfWcDl Hall WIS Eesl HIleA FGateFunr nt 11lE
nuurf1ny prnyrr-n.cctlng, wl!Erl, wns conducted
by Mcssrs. Whittlc md Stcltins. Previous to
the uhnal services len mutca was sl,c',t In cum
prc4at!onal singing, whic', WIS lei by G. ".
Sawyer.
The services were opcncd by singing ''Dan-
!Ms lIand,n i,Gw nri stirring fltinii. The f.cy.
Dr. Davis then read larNG humber 0f requests
Mal. Whtttle followed in most feeling and
earnest prayer, invoking the ear Of the Divine
gusts Q! aInutrs. nnt tlIHL thu blessing OF tho
sptrIt should descend upon them. liz prayed
Earnestly for tic country, aill thut there might
ba al awakening of Christianity, ana that our
Christ.
"Rcjnirc and Be tilad :, WIS then sung.
Drotl'er Sawyer. alter MAI. Wh!tt!r hail malc
sonlg annonnccGcnis. t9ok e''arge Of tho
thanked Usxl for the llcsaings which hal l,tc.i
upon theee tncetlnga, "hirl had been In the
lIssnls Of Cllristfan men. tlni eon1d have corr
yyr.c.l men directly, l'nt He wanted 10 rca:l,
yert Peter, aud 50 Cornelius was converted lie
wanted ur,lnkurda antl rnNerH reached by the
fa'th ans prayer q Christians. They read IN
wanted tAesn 10 nsk fiu1 to rcncli
down upon the assembly. Thc wnrk hatl nnty
Inst e'nlmcnre.t. Col was allie t1 help those
who were lmve!e,s MD helpless. Tiusc who
WERE TSc ,sa ns:ed ssss a e. pyfc 1t tss % S ~
Col takrth awny tho sins of the world" Jesus
Of Nazareth was the only lnpr Of the world TO-
:lay. HG wanted tl'el.' to rcIol.c tl,at they
i'atl living Christ to save them to-lay.
tng tllte!A Of Go4 and the Holy Word. '4Iu la,l
heard that morning OF pnor sir!lcr wl,D lail
tnlsc', q few drinks, which hni troubled md
laincl him: He ahkctl tho man To usk fnrgIyc-
f$fn1 nkH1 }t4.1
all. The speaker wautr,i them 10 l,ayo
,,,., taI'y Wines l.ss Vi sl5: .il., IT, waaisi
give tcsn knowledge Of tho Lord Jesus Christ:
lie nskcd spcrjat prayer for tho man syso l,nd
errcd. Tor Christ would forgive him, and say
s'tio sisrno more" He asked ior prayer for the
rcad from Jonah, al .rew from that tho cpnelu-
Sion that the reasui. men did mt reap the lless-
ingR NJ tiod was bcca,ssa they did not obey GtAi.
They had to o6ey Tod, or they would receive
obcyed uod N preference to earthly glory. Hell
and Heaven began OIL partlt, when tne1l took
tho road to jericho. Heaven bcgaI here, aiul
llc waited thcm to get cllnlpsu Of its beauty
llc would give them al! they nccde,l. liz read
the etorY Of JDnall, aud showed ltow ouc errn,
brutlser could 'nInro tho c:iusp Ut Christ. liz
related snisie Interesting siustcs vi conversion,
and Invoked Ills hcarcrs uot to glru wuy to
j" iiolI tilu Fort u vas then suur.
Nr. Kroali ncxt ca,nr fnr,snr1i Ia tta,1 f;ot1
for having brought h!,n to be al,Iu to lsya yir
tuous and, j,o jn}ncJ. a l,feiul III. iie t,aye
Iis cymrr,,rc. anl Iluw ir Ind rclfs,1 ,tnn 1;,r
for ald. and lis now Ind NJ, ralre f'tr % ..r1,,,,s
drink. Ho found t!c iIntp!rst n,,t,cu.s wIn.,
cottnuut1,e with (;otl. "'0''
Mr., Llt,ytt, another of Mr.. aavrcr,a con-
Showed lluw unl j,ed tie uuwrr 10 SCI
tGcu1 frcc lru1l thc lowest Jcpths Of sin, nnI
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The elect of est-drstruetlon III Switzerland
Is described ID = recruit 6wtss official report: A.
l4ts ~ 1873, Couraa Eselrr, III describing tho
yal Sat:Eia. in the Canton Of TicIno, from ths
ftl1ase Ut 6otneo downward, observes that the
valley IL richly cultivated aud aluruci with
chestu,at trees, extending allnoat to tbs foot of
the mountain, which Ii itself everywhere clal
with vegetation. Two-thir1s Of tho susfaSo Ut
that beautiful valley are now covered with
, 1877-02-10

All nervous, cshanh.tns. ind painful diseases
speedily Yield 10 lhe curatiso infucncrs Of Fnlycr-
machcr Electric i3e.ts and LANDS. They are
,sfs sin,ne; , ana shsstss aGa can ~ e4,y ap
tlca!ars, malrd free. Address rulycrmacher Gal
yantc Co., Cincinnati, q.
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PROCLAMATION
BY $50
FRANCIS 4. NICHOLAS,
Governor Of the State OF Louisiana.

Whereas II Is provided by net No. 25 OF tho Ex-
ira Session Of the General Assembly approved
March 49, 1877. that an election shall be held on
the aoh day Of April. 1877, by the qualified cleo
tors of the parish Of West Carroll. Tor parish
Judge n clerk Of the District Court. n sheriff, u
recorder. d coroner. five justices OF tho peace
and Ave police jurors from said parish OF large
Now, therefore. l. FRANCIS r. NICHOLAS,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana have
thought proper to issue this, my proclamation.
directing the supervision OF Registration In and
for the parish OF West Carroll. and the commits
sioners Of election and ali other officers con-
cerned. TO hold said ole elton on the day above
mentioned with the view Of eloeting the above
named officers, and that said election DO con
Quoted and the returns thereof made In the
manner required by the constitution and laws
Of this State.
In witness whereof. have here
unto signed my name END causeu inc
e. , ! aeal Of the state to be affixed ut the
| Il. .. city OF New Orleans. this twenty -hrrt
day of March, In the year OF our Lord
one thousand eight hundred ana
seventy seven. and Of the one nun
dred and first year Of the !ndepend-
ence 4of the United States OF America.
FRANCIS r. NICHOLAS.
Governor OF the State OF Louisiana.
BY the Governor:
WILL A. STRONG.
mi ataw a0i Secretary OF State.
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FIRST RACE-Three-du quarters OF n mile for
nil ages club purse. 500: Of which $50 TO first
horse. $50 to second horse, $40 TO third.
SECOND RACE-post Stakes. for oil ages
two mile he ts t25 entrance. .. p. with $500
added OF which s4oo to first horse. 500 to Sec
ond.
THIRD RACE-One mile, with 100 pounds on
each, three years old to carry their proper
weights. pounds allowed to mares and geld
ings: CLUB purse $500; OF which $50 to first
horse $50 to second $40 to third.
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In all club purses entrance free. and In all
such purses walk-over entities horse to first
money only. and horse distaneing the field
entitled to first money only.
Members are notified to call for their badges
at the Office, 1s Carondelet street.
The races will commence at 8 o'clock .. m.
In case Of postponement on account OF the
Office Of the club 10 Carondelet street
Ouartar-stretch badges for meeting. ...---.s12 90
Iav badges ...... .-.................... 3 90
Admission to club stand .......... ....... Q 90
Admission to field. ............... 90
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Fifth Duy-Sntursiny. April II.

FIRST RACE-one milo and quarter with 100
pounds on each: three year olds to carry their
proper weight; three pounds allowed to mares
md gedlngs. Club purse 5000: OF which $3.50 to
first horse $50 to second. $40 to third.
SECOND RACE-The Cottrill Stakes, for three
year Odds; s25 entrance, .. D., with 500 added.
One mile and u half. First horse $500. second
horse $780, Winner OF the Pickwick Stakes to
carry seven pounds extra.
THIRD RACEs-Consoatie Race. one mile,
for horses that have run and not won during
the meeting. Club purse 5000: of which $50 to
first horse, $40 to second, $40 to third
FOURTH RACE-Four mile heats, for all
ages. Club purse 5000; first horse to receive
s7oo. second $500.
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TAX NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR
Third District, Parish Of Orleans.
March 20. 1877.
ALI persons within the limits Of the Third
District owing License and Capital Tax are
hereby notified that the Office for the collection
Of said Taxes is now opened ct No. II Espla-
made street. s. Il. PROCTOR.
mh2o 1t State Tax Collector
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FOR SALE.

TyOR sALE-RARE CHANCE TO SECURE A
IL new and comfortable house in the Sixth Dis
trict, convenient to cars. i We rooms hall, gal
leries ample sheds, two lots, Tone corner,)
able. Price, one thousand dollars. address
PROPERTY. Lock Box No. 81 Pc>t~olfice.
apr
E,OR SALE-ONE FIRST-CLAs:s IICK EFT
4 to Richmond. Va, and two frst-cla5s Tick
cts to st. Louis, Mo. Inquire al No. 10 st.
Charles street. mhGs
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS
succession of Abner l.. Gaines.

CEOoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish OF Oreans-No. $685. Whereas. Mrs.
Susan H. Burke and her husband have petit
Noned the court for letters Of administration
on the estate OF the late Abner L. Gaines, de-
ceased interstate.
Notice Is hereby given to all whom ii may con-
eern, TO show cause within ten days, why the
prayer OF the said petitioners should not be
granted
mi 10 JOHN HERBERT, Clerk.
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Southern Shoe Factory
OF JOHN HANSEN,
n and BB Canal street, New Orleans.


To AID BUJTHERN UITlNENSs
lam CT the same opinion as yourselves and
turing interest Of our native State In order to
help the laboring classes and keep the money.
which would otherwise go to the North. at home.
using the best material and paying my hands
promptly I have been enabled to extend my
business and support 600 women and children
order still to increase my Factory. would
earnestly call upon the merchants. not only Of
their ala and eneouragoment Come and see me.
1ec14 fy JNO. HANSEN
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR. J
First District. 100 Gravier street.
New Orleans. March n, 1877.
ALI PROPERTY OWNERS of the FIRST DIS
TRICT are informed that the assessment rolls
for said District are now ready. and that per.
sons desiring to pay the Real Estate Tax at this
time may now receive their bills promptly.
The following named persons only are au-
thorized to sign receipts for the Collector Of
this District:
For REAL ESTATE and CAPITAL TAX-Mr
M. STODDART.
For LICENSE S--Mr. A. w. COCKERTON.
Or the undersigned.
nh28 e. A. BURKE Collector.
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OUIsIANA
CLUB
New Orleans. La.
OuISI AN A
SPRING MEETING.
Com II, encing Saturday, Apria =
First nay--saturlay, April Z, ls.7.

First Day-~sntnrdny, April Z, 1877.
FIRST RACE~H Race. two miles over
eight hurdles. club purse, $3.50. OF which $50 to
fst horse. 500 to second.
SECOND RACE-The pickwck Stakes. mile
heats for three year olds $40 entrance. y. p.
with $500 added: Of which $500 to first horse,
500 to second horse.
THIRD RACE-~Two milos for NIL ages: club
purse 800: Of which 5000 to first horse, sT5 to
second horse. and s25 to third horse.
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ENTERTAINMENT FOR ST. PAUL6
~ Church, at st. Patricks Hail., FRIDAY.
Anril 6, at D. m.-MO IHEk aOOSES kLCEPs
Z ION. -
PROGRAMME.
MUSIC.
by 18th Infantry Band: who have kindly vol.
unteered for the occasion.
MUlher Goose's Prologue.
The march of her Army,
Music.
Ding-dong Bell
Baa, baa. Black Sheep.
Little Bo.Deep.
MUSIC.
Sing Song Sixpence.
Jack and Gill.
See-saW.
MUSIC.
Mistress Mary.
When was Bachelor
Dolly and her Mamma.
MUSIC.
Old King G. le.
Little Miss Muffett,
Little Boy Blue.
MUSIC.
Old Woman In this Shoe.
After which refres ments will DO served III
most reasonable prices aus
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ADJUSTMENTS.
EAATEK,

e EATER,
Hon.aay Evening, April =, 1877,
Farewell Complimentary Testimonial rendered
MISS ROSA RAND,
by tho citizens Of New Orleans.
When viii DO presented tho popular romance
of real life. In Ave acts by Charles
5eiby. ESQ, entitled
MARBLE HEaRTs ~
OR. THE sCULPToR's DREAM.
with the following brilliant cast, ladies and gar
tlemen who have kindly volunteered.
CHARACTERS IN THE DREAM:
Phidias. young sculptor Of Athens, tby the
kind permission of D. Bidwell
Mr.. W. H. Power.
Dogenes, tho Philosopher 80. Mr.. Ben Onorato
Alcibiades. an Athenian general
Mr.. A. N. Liambias.
dorgias. q wealthy Athenian. -. Mr.. q. DeCamp.
btrabon. skve.. Mr.. l.. J. Llambias.
Iais' ..................M Miss Maggie Stroud oaek.
EEsssss NJ NJ Es 4 I S Ss
AtheMans citizens slaves, etc.
scene-The studio Of Phidlas. at Athens, PHI
dias' love for his statues. Povertyl Geniusf
scienoel The philosopher. His prophecy and
protest. Tho alteration Of Marble Hearts,
Grand tablean OF the Three Graees. The barrier
| compact. The slave. Gold,bought smiles have
| been and will ever be Ministers OF Ruin. Mis-
| cry and Death.'
CHARACTERS IN THE PLAY:
Raphael Due atlet. q sculptor.
Mr.. w. Fl. Power
Ferdinand Voltage, editor OF fashionable
| newspaper. .........,.......Mr. Ben Oncrato
| Monsieur Veaudore, a rich Partisan.
| M. Csrrie DeCamp
Visoount Chateaumargaux. q butterfly.
Mr.. A. M. Lambias
Lord Merton. an English nobleman.
| Mr.. L. J. Llambias
Frederick do Courcy. gentleman with song
| "Chink Of Cole" ...........Mr. A. Torrianni
baDs,s,s roomon NM H. hs os.v ea Wiss
MademoiseHe Marco. Miss Rosa Rand
Clementine. .........M Miss Maggie stroudbaek
Marie, poor orphan. ..... Miss Sadie Vivian
Mad. Duehatet, mother OF Raphael.
Mise Nellie Taylor
Marietta. Miss 10 IT. Clair
Dedora. ....------............Mi Miss Rena st. Ciair
| Box Office open for sale OF reserved seats.
| Doors open MT M. Performance commences
ats. APT
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENTTsMALL STORE. WIrH pyvELI-
4 ing attached, No. 235 Canal. near Franklin.
Price $40 per month. Apply on the premises
after 10 o'cock a. m. ap1 1t*
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FIRST RACEOne mile md one-eiehth for
all ages club purse $500: Of which s22b to first
horse $50 to second. s25 to third.
SECOND RACE-Three miles. for al ages
club purse $50 Of which 500 to first horse $50
to soc ond. $40 to third.
THIRD RACE-Mile heats, for all ages t. club
purse 500; Of which $500 to first horse, $40 to
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR, !
First District New Orleans.
March 10th, 1877.
The receipts given by MR.. e. G. PAYNE. for
amounts advanced for the support Of the gov
eminent by the liberal and patriotic citizens OF
this city, will be received as CASH in the pay
ment of TAXES and LICENSES at this Office.
e. A. BURKE,
mhI9 tt Tax Collector.
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Fourth Day-Tl,u .sday, A pril 10.

FIRST II ,CE-Hurdle Handicap. two miles
over eight hurdles, for NIL ages: club purse
$500: of which 1850 to first horse, $50 to second
SECOND RACE-selling Race. one mile and
quarter. horses entered to be- sold for $500 to
carry their proper weights for $1,000 allowed
DO unds for $3.50 10 pounds; for $500 Is pounds;
for $500 20 pounds. Tho winner to be sold at
auction Immediately after the rnce. Any sur
plus over the amount entered to be sold for will
20 to the second horse. Club PURGE 5000; of
which $3.50 TO nrst horse. $50 to second. $50 to
third.
THIRD RACE-Mie heats. three best in five.
for all ages. Club purse $3.50: Of which $3.50 to
first horse, 500 to second
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OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR, J
Fourth District, Parish of Orleans,
March 10, 1877.
ALI persons within the limits OF the Fourth
District owing LICENSE and CAPITAL Tax are
hereby notified that the office for the collection
Of said taxes Is now opened at No. III Josephine
street. Il. g. BOND,
nh1sl State Tax Collector.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR, J
First District Parish Of Orle ms, !
March ID, 1877. J
ALI persons within the limits Of the First Dis
triet owing LICENSE and CAPITAL Tax are here
by notified that the Office for the co lection OF
said taxes Is now opened at 1863 Grayer street.
e. A. BUbKE,
mh13 tt State Tax Collector.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR
Second District. No. is Royal street, Mer- !
chants Exchange. uD stairs. March %, TIL
All persons within the limits of the Second
District owing licenses and capital tax are
hereby notified that the office for the collection
Of said taxes is now opened.
r. L. BOUNY,
mh23 II State Tax Collector.
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Il CARD.
CORREPONDENCE.1

Charles Pope. ESQ, Varieties Theatre.
DEAR Srn-The undersigned dssre to tender
you q complimentary and farewell benefit prior
to your departure from New Orleans.
AS a gentleman and artist closely identified
with our city In the days Of its prosperity and
as one ever striving to maintain the purity and
supremacy Of tho Legitimate drama. We deem
the tribute we desire to convey as eminently
due to you.
Trusting that your future engagements may
enable you TO accept our offer. and relying upon
the wapfh cooperation of our fellow-citizens.
| we remain
Your friends and obedient servants.
Will Steven, A Robertson,
o d Green, j Swift.
K @ Payne. Henry q Hester,
r Schroeder, VS. Blakemore,
Leopold Christ. A Schultz.
Andrew Foster Elliott. e 3 Musgrow.
W J ] Armstrong. N Carroll.
Joseph p Hornor, VIC Lipscemb,
Louis A Witz, George Fl Braugha,
II Soria, W.T. yaudrY.
w Fairfax, Mather, Jr.,
A Wizard. Samuel N Todd.
John Rainey. GA Sanford.
And others.