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AN OvERHEATED STOVE.

IRE broke out yesterday In the three story brick
building, owned by owen Buckley and occupied as
carpenter shop, No 4o4 Bridge street, Brooklyn. II
was caused BY overloaded stove The loss Is about
~. 600: fully insured.
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AT GRkAT SACRIFICE. no CLOSE AN ESTATE
hsteam Yacht Tor sale, 100 feet long, II feet beam,
double engine aud capable OF steamng 10 miles hours
unsurpassed cabin and most complete In
every appointments having been buiit by the
gasdiess Of Address kxKcuTOR. Herald office.
DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE srEAMrUG IS. H. san.
ders ensine .Ox2f In complete order, running will
exchange Tor smaller Tug IL square.
sfEPHkNs CONDIT, foot Vesey. y. r.
vNANTED-A SLOOP YACHT. ~ FEET KEEL AND
w IL teet BEAM old. and be IN
good order Apply TO X. ID. BusHNELL, IS spruce IT,,
New York.
TAINTED TO CIIARTER-EXC RSION BARGE WITH
w single deck and carrying capacity 200 10 400 persons.
for june, uiy 1871 Address with ARD
particulars A. WkTzLER. II Exchange place n-lAi--~~
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ICE IN THE STRAITS.

DETROIT, Mich, April IL, 1877.
Reports from Mackinaw City state that the ice is
about eight inches the South Channel and Ii
quite porous. but is very solid between McGulpin's
light and Waugoschance. The Straits will probably
not be clear from ice for weeks
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Ac.prxx ox xus1o-..poN cAnLos. !"

ACADEMY or MUsIc-ssDoN CARLOS"
well filed house greeted the initial performance oil
verds grand effective opera OF Don Carlos" last
night The work aroused unbounded enthusiasm, both
from its intrinsio merits and from the manner in
which It was rendered This representation has IN
been event OF the and Of great
interes, 10 the muscal public The management have
no, spared money trouble to produce this great
work Of yerdi's IN q manner satisfy The most ex-
acting Of opera lovers The scenery and costumes are
all new and appropriate, the orchestra and chorus
have been increased great extent and IN the finale
OF hrd acl where the grand climax Is reached the
spectacle exceedingly nne Nothing better In ital-
opera been given in the Academy since the pro-
ducton OF .AIda" Tho all know their work and
sing heir separate parts opera with amount
OF spirit ana dash which Is almost certain 10 make
Mme Pulmicri wbo in addition the work OF her own
very part has acted a. the rchearsas Ia the
most selfsacrihciny manner assisting IN .no stage
emepI and rendering her brother and sister
valuable aid Of excellent Suggestions
evident that Now York has not yet appreciated how
line an artist they opportunity oil hearing
In this lady. She has y noble voice, vocal method
which is Of rare perfection and that old broad school
OF vocal!sm OF which wc have Lett 30 fcw expohenls
Sgnor Celada Is also a tenor OF unusual power and
COMPASS this opera he has an exceiient oppor-
tuniy 10 show splendid high notes. oil which oppor
fun,,v he makes the best possible HIS first solo,
which Verdi has put rather uucomorta6ly near the
OF the opera, was admirably sung. ana
put the IN good humor 70 appreciate
and enjoy the succeeding parts Of this work
We trust q long run OF this opera VIII compensate
the all concerned In II for the
hard work labor expended on this one OF Verdis
greatest works
CONCERT AT THE CHURCH OF OUR SAVIOUR
This new church, in Fifty.seventh street, west OF
Eighth avenue well filed las. night on the occa-
sion OF the given Antoine Rei Jr, organst
tor the benefit the church fund The artists were
Mss Adelaide Jennings, Miss NJ. Lindsay. Miss Urania
Macomber, Mr. II. K. Humphreys, Mr.. G. B. Eddy, Mr..
A. l.. Lee, Mr. II. Mitchell, M q. =. Gorham, Mr..
Arbuckie, Herr Carl Lancer and Mr.. h Steckel-
berg The music selected from Beethoven,
Haiton, Mattel, Hartman, hollenhauer, DE
Berio, Braham Wicpiawski, Mozart and Meyer
beer. One OF the most attractive features
the programme the recitation OF Hoods Lost
Her. +" by Miss Macembcr, and for an encore she re-
cited the umbrella lecture OF Mrs. Caudlc, which was
welcomed with much laughter The other ladies, who
are quite young sang swcetly, Miss Jennings
dcred the beautiful "Batti-Battf' with much skill
The violin playing OF Herr Lancer was admirable Ar.
Arbucklc gave Levy's cornet solo, tho "Levathan
Polka with 6ne effect. Altogether the concert was
enjoyable and It s 10 be hoped the profits will add
largely TO the church fund.-
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THE CENTENNIAL FUND.

PHILADELPHIA, April IL, 1917.
the Centennial Board Of Finance met to-day aud re-
solved mot TO make application to tho government for
tho 81 800 ooo but directed its officers to communicate
with the Treasury ofnciais and make the pay menn ai
- earliest periods psacticable
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THE OPERATIVES, BEING OUT OF MONEY, ARE
WILLING TO ACCEPT THE REDUCED WAGES.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
TRENTON, n j., April IL, 1877.
The operative posters of this city, numbering about
1000 of all grades strike oil sixteen weeks havo
concluded to resume at tho reduced rate Of
wages The president OF their association, Mr..
Bramar in meeting this afternoon that the
supplies exhausted and the debt was accumu-
lating and, therefore, was imperative that the
should seek unemployment. The bosses say that they
cannot employ moro than one-half Of the men In
sequence OF help having been secured during the
continuance Of the strike.
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SPOKEN.

Bark Happy Home lBr). nom New YORK for Wiscasset,
April 10. Oh Cape Elisabeth.
schr W Bentley, Pettgrew, from New York for Port
Maria, ia, March %. lat 80 20 lon 70 80.
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FIRE AND LOSS OF LIFE.

RosKMoNTsOnt April T. 1871
Hendcrsons Hotel, together with oil the outbuild
ings, was destroyed by lre last night John Hare
bailiG, and a traveller named Lunn, were burned 10
death. rho loss Is about $40, 600.
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MAcHIAs. Ne. April 1O-The black spar buoy In Cross
Island NsrrcwS has altogether and the buoy
Seal Lodges SW side of Island ont posi-
ton III miles to the northwArd.
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HOMICIDE BY AN OFFICER.

OMAHA, April II, 1877.
During drunken row at Florence, Neb., yesterday.
Constable Sm son called In and in tho discharge
OF his duty fatally wounded man named Davis
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OPENING or THE wEILAND CANAL
BROKEN RAILROAD BRIDGE.

ST. CATHARINEs, Ont, April IL, 1877.
The welland Canal will be open for navigation on
Tuesday, tho 18th inst
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WHALEMEN.

Sailed from San Francisco April bark Dawn, Williams,
for y cruise.
letter from Capt Downs OF bark Petrol. of Nh dated
Town. CGH March arrived there Feb 25
oil since last report Would sail that day and
home,
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show tho changes in the
temperature for the past twenty hours, in
parison with the corresponding date OF last year,
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Buildng:-
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SNOW BLOCKADES.

PoUGHKEEpsIE N. Y, April IL, 1877.
Passengers from Delaware county report two ieet OF
snow on the level in portions OF that county and
the road5 impassabeL
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ACQUITTED OF MURDER.

New HAVEN, Conn, April IL, 1877.
Patrick Fitzpatrick. who shot and killed John
Brasseit at Ansonia, some weeks sVce, was acquitted
to-day on the ground Of self-deioncex
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OF MANSLAUGHTER.

BATH, Me- April II, 1877.
The jury in the Of Isaac N. Cox the lad who
shot his father at Bowdoin brought in verdict this
afternoon OF manslaughter.
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WRESTLING.

LAWRENCE. Mass, April ~. 1871
The light weight championship wrestling match be-
tween Frank Robinson, of this city, and Harry A.
Howard, OF New YORK, was won by the former here
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CAYUaA, Ont April IL, 1877.
This morning about haltpast twelve O'Clock, while
freight train going East was the Great Eastern
Railroad bridge at this place, the first span at the
west end gave way preciptating eight or ten cars
into the river. No one was hurt
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Steamer.

DATES OF DEPARTURE NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
MAY,
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END OF THE POTTERY STRIKE.

Quite a number or prominent merchants OF N,
York and Brooklyn were present
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

At Port Ludlow. w T, recently, 3-masted
oner named Hueneme built by the Halt Brothers. and
n mo tun re
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-22
SARATOGA. r. g. Eyrion, ,59 Canal street. w.
Peterson & Co., Philadelphia.

The ARMY or NORTHERN vrRafSIA.--Just after
the war, when the heroic deeds Of the Southern
soldier were fresh in our memory, the bare men,
ton OF the name OF the army that had 30 gal
lantly followed Lee and In which so many had
sacrificed their lives or prospects Of livelihood
would cause the blood TO thrill in our veins, and
had we been in position how promptly would
have been the response to any cali that might
have been made upon us. and how gladly we
would have helped consummate any plan which
would have looked to the alienation OF the brave
and wounded veterans who remained of that glo-
rious army. But we were not in such position
then. We are now. Then lot every one respond
with the came feeiing, thesame love aud admira-
ton, which we have for those who sleep
their last sleep upon the battlefield.
10 another column will DO seen the ADVERTISE
ment OF tho entertainment which is to be at the
Varities Theatre on the 2G Ii OF July. All the
military organizations in the city are to take
part in the performance and no doubt most en-
joyable evening 10 In store for those whoee good
fortune II may be to be present.
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TEXAS! TEXAS!

Tho whole, half or third interest In q popu-
lar weekly newspaper. with q complete job
Office and bookbindety attached. Is now offered
for sale. It is the official paper and enjoys @
liberal patronage The job Office and book
blndery have good run Of railroad and COM
mercial work. Business can be doubled In a
few weeks by an enterprising party. An excel
lent chance to secure good paying business at
q low figure. Address
jy2t 1t LONE STAR care this office.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE,
State of Louisiana.
Naxu f,rIoonc Iuno n7 forY

OFFICE bECRETAKY STATE,
State of Louisiana.
New Orleans. June q. 1877.
Owing to the great number of books that are
missing from the State Library. and with view
Of ascertaing their whereabouts. parties having
In their possession books belonging. to the State
Library, either by my order or that of my pre-
decessors, are requested to return them imme-
diately to the State Library.
Until the catalogue and inventory now in
progress is completed there will be no further
permits granted to take books from the Library.
WILL A. STRONG,
ie2s SuTh1m Secretary of State.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW CROP T, RNIP SEED.

BY steamer Lone Star, from New York, / have
received full supply. Of 1UHNIP SEED. this
years growth, also have In store q complete
assortment of sEASONABLE BEEDS. which
offer at lowest market rates.. in bulk or papers.
Orders respectfully solicited. -.
jy22 lin RICHARD FHOTSCHER.
No. Is and II Dumane street.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE

OFFICE BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS
No. 80 burgundy street.
New Orleans, July 81. 1877.
Holders OF certificates Of teacher portresses
and rents Of the public schools for the month OF
September, 1876. are hereby notified that fifty
per cent Of the roll will be paid by the Admins
traor OF Finance at his office on MONDAY,
July %, 1877, at IL O'clock m.
Holders are required to indorse on their GER
tifcates. before presentation. as follows:
Received - dollars. being one-half payment
on the within certificate.
tSignedl
JOHN J. O'BRIEN,
jy22 2t Secretary Board of School Direct ors
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NOTICE.
OFFICE BOARD or SCHooL DIRECTORS,
City OF New Orleans,

ORFfCE BOARD or School DIRECTORS. !
City OF New Orleans I
80 Burgundy street, July 49, 1877.
Attention is hereby called TO The following
resolution. adopted at "a special meeting of this
Board. held on Tuesday 18th inst.
Resolved. That the competitive examination
required by law for NIL teachers and applicants
for .teacherships shall take place in the month
Of September. commencing MONDAY. the 23d
and that the further consideration of the seec-
ton OF teachers for the public schools Of this
city be postponed until the report Of the exam.
ination shall have been submitted to the Board
by the Committee on Teachers.
Due notice will be given of the place selected
for such examination,
JNO. J. O'BRIEN,
jy1o Secretary Board School Directors
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BOARDING.

SELECT PRIVATE BOARDING--Co COMFORT
~ ably furnished front rooms can be obtained
with or without board. by the day, week or
month. by applying of the elegant private resi-
dence No. 14B Carondelet street. Parties In
search Of homo comforts will find this rare
opportunity. A fine bathroom also attached to
the house. References exchanged. je2s tt
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EXCURSIONS.
HO! TEN CENTS ExUURslO


+ ,OST-ON THURSDAY NIGHT. A CAMEO
~ SLEEVE BUTTON. The finder will please
bring the above article to No. 156 Delord street.
and receive his reward. jy14s
r. !OST OR STOLEN-LEGISLATIvE PER
II Diem Warrant No. 2945, for One Hundred
Dollars, in favor OF HENRY l.. GARLAND,
Payment of same has been stopped and appIica-
ton made to the Auditor for duplicate OF the
same. HENRY l. GARLAND.
lY13 lot
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Y EGATTA. ........... ............. KEGATTA

A YACHT RACE will take place ut the Lake
End of the New Canal on THURSDAY, 2sth
inst. at D. m. under the rules OF the Crescent
City Yacht Club time allowance excepted).
The First Glass shall be from 20 TO So feet y
Second Class 20 feet and under.
Tho prizs for each class shall be Silver. valued
ut 800, or 300 in money. at tho option OF the
winner. jy1s I'd
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In view Of the constantly increasing popularity
and demand for the
CELEBRATED ARROW TIFF,
f. 5sss IF 4 f FSSsf '1s'ys's 4
ers. Cotton Press fszsssg5Ell 81 II
uza men and Ship l
! |
&5 N pers of Cotton 80 III
generally. the Ill
1Vs7 American Cotton Ill A
TILE 1.ls'.o Company aa,Dnyy IL X A
| prietors an d1 VI ~
- manuf cturers of aid Tie. COM
Amanding unequaled facilities
yhave, In addition to their large
u stock now on hand, contracted
for increased quantities, suffl-
cient to meet the largest demand
for Cotton Ties. to cover the entire
crop OF the coming season. and
hs9Rps shd faF agsns sgeRnea offer the
ARROW TIE
At 81 SO Per Bundle
Less ~ per cent discount for cash. in bundles
Of PLAIN HOOP IRON and it being the par :
patronage of the p apting Community and to
defya competition that may arise. their Agents
are instructed to cont act with Dealers, Factors
and Country Merchants at the above panied
price and terms for future delivery up to the
first of August in quantities as may be required
from time to time, settlements being made on
delivery.
No competition arrests the Progress of
the ARROW TIE. 1t is ever onward
i'm its course as Streams flow
to the Ocean.
SEE THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES ADDRESSED
TO CoMPANYs AGENTS.
Gentlemen-It affords me great pleasure to
present you with this statement. as evidence of
BOW TIE. as fastening for Cotton Bales.
since its introduction, having found no other
Tie that can compare with it in utility durabili-
ty and strength, and from our own experience
we can safely recommend it to planters as the
BEST TIE we have seen.
Pressing from five to seven hundred bales per
interest to purchase the ARROW BUCKLE from
you for the purpose of replacing any other
buckle that may be on, the bale, taking the
others off and throwing them In the scrap pile
to be sold as old iron.
lsis ysi = 4. 2. LUFKIN, Superintendent.
Southern Cotton Press Company Presses
NJ sAHfR %AS HSRAf&AS' Galveston.
I take pleasure in stating that since my
superintendent of the Planters Press, we have
been constantly using the ARROW TIE. 1t
gives entire satisfaction: and our pEessmen
have ever used.
am yours very truly.
tSigned) F. r. LUBBOCK,
Superintendent.
The above is Endorsed by Cotton Press Zen of
New Orleans, Mobile. Savannah Charleston,
Norfolk, Wilmington and Petersburg.
Thanks to planters throughout all the Cotton
States for the liberal support and patronage OF
the ARROW TIE.
H. W. RAYNE & CO.,
General Agents,
iys2p I'm div NEW ORLEANS.
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NTANTED-YOUNG MEN TO LEARN TEL
w eg athy. Address or apply at CRESCENT
TELEGRAPH INSTI1 UTE No. 4s Camp street,
Sinir4 jy2l 1t*
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NJ. L. Byrne & Co., 163 Canal street, offer th
balance Of their brown linen suits ut half origins
prtces.
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ATANTED-A SITUATION BY AN EXPE-
w rieneed Il Altman, is willing to make
himself useful around tho house. Address g.
b.. at this office. iy2l
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u. l. Byrne l. Co., l63 Gar al street, offer the
balance OF their brown Inca suits at halt original
prices
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Hen SACRIFICE. A Story OF English Life. by
York; Q. 2. Putnanl's Sons. New Orleans;
In the dedication we are told that this is q
.sfrst small bark, and plaintive appeal IL put up
for merciful criticism. Our disposition always is
to del gently but justly with cailow authorship,
and such an appeal as thi, always secures from
this instance-it IL, that "Her Sacrifice is not
worth notice.
HAnnY LonnEquER. BY Charles Lever. Paper,
PIP. 402; price rs cents. Philadelpbia: 4. d.
Peterson II Bros. New Orleans: Eyrich.
Charles Levers reputation 10 world wide, and
In the affections OF large class OF readers he has
no rival. This is one OF the best oil his books,
full Uf humor, wit, adventure and love-making,
told 90 only Lever can tell oil such things when
constituting the history Of gay young Irish OIL
GERS career. Harry Lorrequer is too old fayo-
rite to require extended notice.
OrBER PEoPLE's CHILDREN; aseqnel TO Helen's
Babies: H.bbe,ton. Pspsr; Pr: aos l Price
New Orleans A. P. Harrington.
This IL book provoked by preceding publ
cation that met with an immense and entirely
unexpected success. Or c0urse IL 1s specula.
ton aud was never meant for anything else. IL
because II Is not so novel, People will buy il,
however, from curiosity, and while they will
be disappointed in II they will discover
that Ii IL more interesting and better drawn
one than most diluted sensations are The
title suggests, 40 most titles do not the idea Of
the book, aud people who have read the uucles
tribuations with Helen's darlngs, admirably and
graphically told In "Heen's Babies" will be par.
doned for a curiosity to find out what The uncle's
young wife. with her huge ideas OF managing
''other peoples children" would do with
"Budge" and 'Toddie.' Her experiences are
pleasantly told In this book, as is the change that
came over the spirit OF the young wfes dream
when ''ship came in for her from the unknown
seas lsden wi h . precious freight that ''Bella
Wilfai" invoiced In way that bears not repeti-
ton.
SARATOGA. X. q. Eyrlcn, lSg Canal street. w. b.
Peterson & Co.. Philadelphia.
'Ssrataga" is one Of Peterson's editions OF dol
lar novels. Il ID thrilling Indian story Of
frontier life, and true picture OF Saratoga and
its famous spring during the time OF the Revolu.
tionary war. Tie story itself Is q thoroughly
and absorbing one and follows his
tory and tradition faithfully.
The description given Of Saratoga and
places while they were yet in
their wildness, before civilization had reached
them, must prove interesting to all who
spect the story Is valuable as history, as it's
author has undoubtedly taken great pains to
study up his subject, and given us many
stories OF Saratoga that would otherwise have
been lost. Tho period In which the story is
laid is one famous in the history of this coun-
try, and always interesting to Americans
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WANTED-A DINING ROOM WAITER.
" Apply at corner Of Carondelet and Girod
streets jyZ1 Iw
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ION, Army Of Northern Virginia.
rendered by the leading amateurs Of the city ON
Thursday Evening, July 70, 1877.
When win be presented for the first time In
4 ssgRy wy Esg- entitled HONOR LOST AND
The following organizations. having also
kindly volunteered their services, will appear
during tho evening: The Ofloans Dramatic AS
Cspa1 peles aaara gsny A.
iiiery, Company G. Captain Frank McElroy
comma nding; the Oriental Quartet.e fMessrs.
junction with the members OF the Army Of
Northern Virginia. 10 REALISTIC Camp scenes.
seaesng p naes e sGnfs anf uTaesgqs s nf
ton
Admission, 81; Gallery, 50 cents.
Tickets TO be had In Oil the principal stores In
the city,
The box Office will be omen for, the sale and
exchange OF reserved sCs@ts Wednesday and
Thursday. July 81 AMI ~. jyt5
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Major John u. Richardson, Chairman:
Army Nor. Virginia. Orleans 1s1DD Dram. Ass'n.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
Col VIM Owen. Chairman;
Gen. J; 3. Hood, Gen. yuh.l 4. Early,
Gen. r. 4. Nichols Gen. q. T. Beauregard.
Col. ?. ,. Penn, Col z. +. Eshlenah.
Col. ], u. WALTON, Col. Eu9. aRgaman.
Col. d. A. Wilson Major nj u. Miller,
Maior J. III. New. Major a. BRADY,
Col. u. b. Briggs, Capt w. il. Lyman,
Cap. II Is. Peasants. Capt. lanes Buckner,
Mao w. II. Manning, Capt. Frank WcElroy.
Capt. Jas, ID. Edwards, Major III. J. Hea sey
Capt. ID. M. Fitzpatrick, Capt. A. Hero, Jr.,
Capt. y. n. Waashe, Gut John W. Emmett.
Lieut. III. d. Coleman, Lieut.. II g PANE
Gen II. NJ Ogden, Gen. w. }. Behan
Col. w. T. Vaudry, Col John Glynn. Jr.,
Capt Eug. May. Capt y J Mellon.
Capt VIM. Pierre, Capt. G. u. Fenner,
MalorT. II. Handy. Capt A. Schroeder
Col. w. G.. Vincent, Capt. /. L. Lyons,
Julien T. Levy, Esq. g. L. @. Uupuy, Esq
DR.. 8. NJ. Bemiss. John Uhefl, ESQ,
p. O. Fszende, Esq, j.. T.. Knapp. Esq,
Capt. Thos. Rice. ID. k. Calder, . so.
John r. Block Col. il. A. Paifrey
Or. II. T.. fancy. r. Il. Carroll.
IyI2 &c
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WOrkinEmen's Bank. New orleans. June
20. 1877 AT meeting of the Board OF Directors
PHI GN was decarsd paynbs to the soeh
holders on and after MONDAY. July Q.
The interest of the first six months of 1877 will
Department of this Bank ON and after the above
mentioned date.
iy1 tt J. b. MONDIEGT, Cashier.