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Ayers
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@ For Scrofula, and all
~ scrofulous diseases Fry
~ sM sipelaS, Rose or ST. An
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S4Y34 and Eruptiye diseases
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from internal liberation, and uterine
disease, Syphilitic and Mcrcurial dis
eases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emacia-
ton, General Debility, and for Puri-
flying the Blood.
This Sarsapalilla is a combination of
vegetable alteratiycs--Stillingia, Man
drake, , y elbow Dock-with the Iodides
OF Potassium and Iron, and is the
most eilicacious medicine vet known
for the diseases il is intended to cure.
10 4AiS iNNirfltH tIc - ShlIlullY
combined that the full Alternative
effect of each is assured. and while
it is so mild as 10 be harmless even
10 children, it is still 50 clfectual as
TO purge out from the system those
Impurities and coruplions which
develop into loathSomo disease.
The reputation it enjoys is derived
from It's cures, and the confidence
which prominent physicians all over
The country reposc in II proves their
experience Of its usefulness.
Certificate altcsting its virtues
have accumulated, and are con-
stanlly being received, and as many
OF these cases are publicly known,
lhey furnish convincing evidence of
the superiority Of this Sarsapalilla
over every other Alternative medicine.
30 generally is its superiority to any
1lher medicine known that we need
90 no more than to assure the public
mat The best qualities it has ever
possessed are strictly maintained.
PEEPARED BY
Dr.. /. c. AVER L co., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and inalyticaI Chemists.
BOLD Ef ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
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ECommunicated.l
A "PEELER's HOWL.
NEW ORLEANS. Nav

NEW ORLEANS, May 8, 1877.
Editor DemOcrat-Those interested
and who actually stood by the Packard
ship until she sunk to rise no more, are
their share Of the appropriation made
by the Legislature, and on which war.
rants are being made out by the Au-
ditor, and hope they will be delivered
to the men themselves.
They have commenced to howl, how
ever, about the manner in which the
pro rata was made, as over one hun
dred parties that have never served on
the police have managed to have their
names placed on the police rolls, from
which these warrants were issued, and
the front and claim their warrants,
thereby depriving those who are ac-
tually entitled to pay, to much smaller
amount than they would have received
it Packard had made out list Of men
who did police duty of yore, and not Of
ward bummers whom be had to reward,
even to the last, for the dirty work they
performed during the campaign, in
the way Of making bloody shirt
afddavits and getting ignorant ne
groes to swear falsely to things
that never could have occurred.
The patrolmen are the ones who are
Chief OF Police, for his share, is SIG Of
captains, 1894 %; sergeants, SCI 81; cor
porals, Sal 81, and the balance, in
Guiding clerks, detectives and telegraph
operators, $34 SIS, with the excep-
ton Of James E. Aver, Packard's
brother-in-law. who was q clerk
in the. department. and whoiis on the
rolls for $77 "a, which is $40 40 more
than any other clerk, detective or tele-
graph operator is down for; and again
they do not think that w. @. Nickens,
the colored porter in the Chiefs office.
who worked for $40 a month, should
be entitled to as much Of
the appropriation as patrolmen, ope-
rators, etc., who were drawing $50 SO a
month. Some OF the men think that
they are about to be swindled in this
matter, and they propose to be on hand
and to point out to the committee GER
tain men, when they call for their war
rants, who never served on the police
and who are not entitled to cent.
% Ex-METRoPoLITAN.
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kars,

Kars is a fortified city of Turkish Ar
menia, situated on a bleak plain or
table-land, 5000 or 1000 feet above the
sea. or an elevation as great as that of
Mount Washington, in the White
pretty severe there. 1t has been strong
ly fortified under the direction of Eng
lish engineers, and under the lead Of
Gen. Williams and Ismail Pasha made
a most brilliant defense to the Russian
attack during the Crimean war. The
siege began on the 10th Of June, 1855,
and the place held out until the begin
ming OF December. An attempt to cap
ture it by assault, September 30, failed
after bloody struggle, but the place
finally surrendered from famine. The
population of Kars is about $4,000, most
ly Armenians.
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A.r Archie Residence. on Chartres
as Marshal. and will be formed to ioin in the
assemblage 'Ao p'''0' u
Until the entrance of the procession Tafavetta
Square. in charge of the Reception Com
mittee, Prof: COhIGNON, chairman, will be
kept closed to all except the distinguished
communities and the orphans of the Asy-
lums.
When the head Of the procession reaches the
entrance OF Lafayette Square on Camp street.
the line shall take open order from right to
left to permit the Archbishop, officers and
distinguished guests. to reach the platform
The column will then deploy into and occupy
the Square. after which the ceremonies will
proceed in the order fixed. ending at night
fall in a grand
pYR0TECHNICAI
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Keepers of the State House,
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

"A.
City Of New Orleans, May 4, 1877. /
This certihes the following named persons
have been by Us respectively appointed keepers
Of The state-House, in conformity to section
four of act No. IL. approved February TO- 1872, TO
wit:
B. S. DELAHO USSAYE. OF the parish of Or.
leans. Ninth Ward, on the part Of the Senate and
EDWARD MAHER. OF the Tenth Ward. OF the
parish OF Orleans on the part of the House, who.
on qualifying according to the requirements of
said act No. II, and receiving the certificate Of
the Governor. shall be authorized to enter upon
the discharge Of their duties and perform tho
same according to law. and as such they must
be respected and obeved.
Witness our hands on the day, month and
year aforesaid;
(Signed) LOUIS BUSH.
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
tSignedl LOUIS A. Witt
Lieut.. Gov and President Of the Senate.
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BuRNETT's FLAvoRrNa ExrRAors.-The super,-
o*1ty Of these extracts consists in their perfect
purify and great strength. They are warranted
free from the poisonous oils and acids which en-
tsr into the composition Of many Of the fictitious
ruit havors now in the market. They are not
MY true to their names, but are prepared from
centrated that a comparatively small quantity
only need be used
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'YROTECHNICAL DISPLAY.
SIGNAL FOR MOVING.

Tho ringing of the bells of the Cath raj and
Of the Church Of st. Patrick will be the signal
for taking up the line OF march,
A salvo of fifty guns will be fred in honor of
the occasion by the Louisiana Field Artillery
when the procession shall reach Canal street.
ROUTE,
Down Rampant to Esplanade, up Esplanade
on south side to Chartres. up Uhartres to Canal.
on Canal to st. Charles. up st Charles to lula
thence to Camp. and down Camp into Lafayette
Square.
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Denechaud's Restaurant,

8 CARONDELET STREET. NEAR CANAL.
MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC IN GEN
W. eral, as well as our transient visitors, are
respectfully invited to Judge for themselves OF
my fixed prices:
Breakfast 80 cents. and Dinners rs cents.
Boadcrs by the Week or Month at reasonable
prices Z. F. DFNECHAUD, Proprietor.
mylQ*
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SPECIAL NOTICES,


NOtice-The undersigned heretv r.-
quests all old members of Chebra Kcduaba
Mikwa Israel to meet him at the house Of /
Abramson. $3.50 Rampant street. on SUNDAY
charge of the graveyard formerly belonging
to the above society. as he Is about to leave New
Orleans. ~"
s. NEUBORN.
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NOtice-AII N

NOtice-AH parties havings claims
against me are hereby requested to present
them for settlement at once as intend leaving
New Orleans on the lst day of June next.
S. NEUBORN.
my11 3t 165 Dryades street
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GOOD NEW s.

The Sunday Excursions on the New Orleans
and Mobile Railroad will be commenced on
SUNDAY, May 49, 1877. running as far as Biloxi
at the low price Of ONE DALLAR for the round
trip. Train leaves from foot of Canal street at
6:45 M, and returning reaches the city at :55
D. N. Tickets will be on sale at Canal Street De-
pot. Pontchartran Depot, and at the office cor
ner of Camp and Common streets.
my9 WeFrSa&SaE
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Gen W J Behan,
Col John Glynn.
Col w p Freret.
Col PatrickO'Brien,
Victor D'Lisle.
a Lapice,
G Where,
Hon. T. Tomatis.
Hon W b Kleinpeter,
Gen b B Simms,
Col Jas J 1arleton,
Col Henry Ellerman,
Hon W J Kelly.
DR. 2 J Poelman,
Edw j Bermudez. Jr,
George McCloskey.
Capt } N Augustin,
John T Gibbons,
Hon e Miltenberger,
Col J 0 Landry,
Chas q Ogden.
John j Bowling.
Pierre Lanaux,
z J O'Meallie.
DIR Geo j. Friedrichs.
Christian Sporl. Jr,
Philip McCabe.
Edward O'Brien.
Alexander Robert,
Henry Lafaye,
John G Donovan.
Andrew Schneider,
John Muller.
II Bassamier,
Octave ValIette.
p N Olivier.
J 0 Kinks,
Chas Cavaroc.
Elmore Dufour,
John Tuyes.
John A Gilmore,
Anton Lelong,
Chas Louque,
Sidney Robert,
Cleme Mt Hinslage,
Jas NJ Hennesey,
Hon J J Finney,
n Commandeur,
Frank Green.
A Huard,
Louis Grunewald.
James Frerer,
9 A Donnaud,
l. Lacombe,
Leon Sere.
James Mott,
D Generelly.
James Rea.
Aristide Hopkins.
A J Villars tr.
Chas FACET,
J M Cressy, .......
Victor Chaery,
Jacob OFT.
Dolphin Bienvenu.
Hon A A Maginnis,
Nicholas Burke.
Z Livaudais.
George Paisley.
+ s Quiron.
Geo B Williamson,
Chas Boudousquie,
Edmond Labarre,
J e Jarraud.
J Chiapella.
Frank b Lee,
Jules Meunier,
r T Beauregard, ...
Charles Couture.
Dubourg Blanchard,
A Toledano,
Leonce Olivier.
l. Labarre,
Il Tremoulet,
Charles I,anpn
DIR J Llado,
Col Pierre MaIochee.
Alex G Landry,
y Hernandez.
] Magi.
'e formed in the order
'ir completion must be
Marshall. whose head
at the intersection of
littee Of Arrangements.
r. GTRARDEv
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ADJUSTMENTS.
A CADNY OF MUSIC

Third week of the Summer Season.
oohtnned success OF the Commonwealth Com
bInatlon, under the MANAGEMENT of Mr.. ".
,v Il. POWER and ROLAND REED,
"ed IN Gay MAY ct " hobertson,s comedy.
tiers In Aerial Gymnastics. and the roaring
M, farce OF BARNEY, THE BARON.
Ah9MT;s thy. May 10 - Thanksgiving Day(-At
! mEmlONS; The LEOLA SISTERS. in their
'riqhay. May 1.-THE TWO ORPHANS and Tho,
satnd auIi.ql Leola Sisters In their Aerial Flight
f Tay iMIaMnlnee, May r. 1s77-WOODCOCKS
benecia Boy N'''"'' "nu VIC
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CUPARTNE RSHIPS.

TsHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EX-
ia dissolved by mutual consent The under
signed will carry on the business as usual
New Orleans. May l. 1877.
mys~ W. II. TOOMER & co.
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FOR RENT.

vTNO RENT.-Three elegantly furnished rooms.
L In a central location. convenient to two
lines OF city railroads. to rent, on very reasona-
BILE terms.
No more conveniently located or better furn.
ished appointments can be had in the city
For particulars call at the Office of the DEMO
Graf
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GRAND CONCERT

RAND CONCERT
To De given at
GRUNEWALD HALL.
On Tuesday, May IL, 1877,
In compliment to
MISS C0RINNE B0ULIGNY,
Win the assistance of Prominent Artists and
Amateurs OF this city, under tns
auspices Of
mrs "a y, Mm Agar. Mrs. d. b. Penn,
y Mrs. T. r; 6roadduS. Mrs. IL. Pouch
M Mrs. y; W. Brfekell, Mrs. s. Plassan,
M ~ alD9ft batdWln. Mrs. T. ]. Semmee
Yrs Mrs q g. CIIh1apela, Mrs. A. Sohreiber,
M n y. ~ MMborne. Mrs. N. Souls,
NJ mlS' = a. ElRtHralx, Mrs. J. III. Stauffer,
Mrs. A. Hester Elliot, Mrs, r Iiromhart'
Mrs. A. H. May Mrs. W r. Vamdrv
Gov Francis T. Nichols,
III. -, Lieut.. Gov. e A. Wilt.
rU TX EPfFgsr"mme will be duly az , sSs%nSsai
= REbERvED SEATS can be secured nj th~
Hal apon the payment Of fifty cents additional
on the i4sh and 18th Of May. from 10 a M. 70 Z
D m. " ' ~
:, Doors opsn at o'clock. Concert bagins at
oo.oen. mys I'd
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my11 st

The Members of the Association of the
Par OF New Orleans are requested to meet In
tne supreme Court room, SATURDAY MORN
Ing. at 10 o'clock precisely. for the purpose of
expressing their views with regard to the loca.
ton of the Supreme Court
JOHN II. NEW,
CHARLES E. FENNER,
u. +. JONAS,
my10 E&IM Executive Com mittee.
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Gen G. T Beauregard,
Jules Tuyes, ..-.
Theo Dromel,
Thomas Simms,
Gen Jas G Longstreet,
Edward Morgan,
John Andrews.
Numa Dufour,
DIR e bouncing.
Edward Conery,
John Connolly,
Thos + Bragg,
} outs Barnett,
Patrick irwin.
Aug Montreuil,
w III Wilson,
Hon Jas Notary,
J A Bonneval,
Dr. G Fisher,
John McNulty,
Hon A q Tremouiet,
Arthur Blache.
G beaumont, .."
Polycarp Fortier.
n Larue,
John Pollock,
Hon Ieonce Bouny,
felix Larde,
Martin Gordon,
Il K Converse,
James Timony.
Hon Philip Simms.
DR. Kennedy,
Can't tt L b Taylor,
Il p May.
l. Joubert.
Adam Grim.
q Wilderman,
Hon b M Turnbull,
p 7 Sougeron.
A Damarin.
J Magi.
DR. J Labatut.
DR. b w Brickell,
W A Bienvenu,
J s Bradley.
Patrick Mallory.
A j. Bienvenu,
y J Brown.
John T Moore.
q w Ryrnes.
Capt Ed Barrett, U S N.
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Hon Thos J semmes, &c
Hon Paul Il Theard. Ju
Hon Il w Collens. IT
J b Lafltte, III
A Rochereau, &c
DIR A landry. Ed
Hon John Mccartney, 10
DR. L Z Shepard. Nj
Alfred Dufllho. DR.
Hon Ed Bermudez. &c
Henry Peychaud, 10
Emile Bouny. TT
John Sporl. 10
Hon G A Breaux. Pa
p Poursine, Al
DIR G FACET, w
r A Bourk. Ht
Thos Fitzwilliam. J l
John L Moore, Or
Hon ID z Seaman, 10
Philip Rauch, He
Clemence Voelker, Al
John Voelker, g
Richard McCloskey. Pc
Gustave Beck, n
Florence Pfster, Jol
Frank Liedniger. HO
Hon Il D White. rel
o DeArmas. Ma
A Delaville. Il
Hon J G Denis. Jal
e Sauter. Ho
A Avendano DR.
Thomas Mulligan, ID
Hon J Viosca. ca,
Hon Thomas kennedy, II |
u Meehan. l. J
J i Walton. Jr, AID
j. Christ. q '
d A Chaffraix. Ho
Joseph Sauer. Pr
William Hart. A
J II Mitchell, J
Hon A Delavigne. DR.
Manuel j Garcia. DR.
ID Bornio, w
Antoine Carriere. J s
Hon s Allan. Pat
J G Dinnies, A ]
T. NJ Birmingham. Y J
Gen. Vaudeville de Jol
Marigny, G
A ] Kinsella. Cal
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The following gentlemen are announced as
AIDS TO THE GRAND MARSHAL.

They are expected to report mounted. and act
as cavalry. dressed in black coats. pants and
hats. whIe vests and gloves. The necessary
badges will be supplied them at place of rendez-
vous, in front of the Cathedral. Meeting urgent
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
cow PEAS. COW PEAS.
Choice Carolina Clay PEAS.
| Clay mixed and other varieties.
| 500 TONS COTTON SEED MEAL.
For sale by
| A. A. GREENWOOD b CO.,
| my11 FIR Sa gu i'm At Magazine street.
| THE GREAT SALE
al CANAL STREET,
CORNER OF BOURBON.
ELLISON, BOARDMAN & CO.'S
STOCK,
Continues to attract the attention of the public
The house has anticipated the great demand for
prepared to offer additional inducements both
to the
RETAIL AND WHOLESALE TRADE.
FOR THIS WEEK,
For the exclusive benefit Of our visitors, the fol-
lowing goods will be displayed and
offered in full force:
FANS AND PARASOLS,
BALBRIGGAN HOSIERY,
LADIES' UNDERWEAR,
KID GLOVES,
LINEN GOODS,
EMBROIDERIEs. |
ALL IN GREAT VARIETY.
We can assure The public that we mean what
we say. and no humbug.
REMEMBER THE CORNER.
al Canal Street al
my11 1t
Grand Sale Of Dry Goods.
Entire Stock to be sold at
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT BELOW COST
PEPIN & BROUSSARD'S.
1853 CANAL STREET,
White Building, Corner Baronne street
Owing to dull business. needing money and -,
having a surplus stock on hand, We will sell
rom MONDAY. the greatest portion of our
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hct uI Q "a pcStDh
as cavalry. dressed
hats. white vests a.
badges will be suppl
vous, in front of the {
at 2 .. m.
Gen + Waggaman
Col J J Mellon,
Col w J Castell.
Col Frank McGloin.
Col w b Kountz,
Jos Schwartz,
Jules Tuyes, Jr.
] homas Pemberton.
Col J G. Devereux,
Edw Conery, Jr.
Col James Grant,
Col Chas Kimmel.
Major l. J. Lincoln,
Raymond A Bourk. j
Major O DeBouchel,
Col Frank Roder.
Lieut. Geo 2 Crane.
Hugh McManus,
Emile O'Brien,
George Agar. -
Frank Huer,
George uenegre.
II. L. LAWYER,
Patrick Quinn,
Albert Cammack,
P + Tricou.
Frank Frederick,
Warren Chism.
Robert H Barley,
II q Dewey.
Chas II Soniat.
Geo Fl Theard.
w H Deeves,
Otto Thoman,
Leo Blessing.
w H Byrnes,
Thomas Freba.
Fl B Keeper.
Isaac N Maynard.
i 2 Poupart.
Chas Maurian,
Augustus Tete.
Philip Buchanan,
~ Ii Keynes.
2 b Gilmore.
W P Bienvenu.
Col Jas McGrath.
Peter Elizardi,
V / Allain,
Geo IL Behn.
Alex Lazare,
Ernest Latitte,
Alexander Roux.
James Wilson,
Emile Hermann,
d C. Blanchard,
Paul Capdevielle,
N A Baumgarden,
VIM J J Armstrong.
I NJ Westcott.
T Mcbride,
John Henderson Jr.
J G Villars,
Ringgold Brousseau.
DIR J Poincy,
DR. + Schumacher,
d Morgan. Isl
Louis Faessel.
J s Atkins.
J A d'Hemecourt.
A Pilot. Jr.
Ct w Mott.
John J O'Brien,
Emile Archinard,
Geo Montreuil,
Francis Laborde.
George Couturie.
Charles Carroll.
Andre Burthe,
A Avegno,
Felix Couture,
Edward Couturie.
Pierre Avegno.
DR. Lewis Thurber,
Hon Pascalis Labarre
Arthur Claiborne,
Col A J McGonnigle.
u s A,
Jose Domingo.
Col Alfred roman,
The Divisions will
above designated. II
reported 10 the Gran
will be fxe'
Capalopd Copop ctroot
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| VhCe hSuisiAna Equitable Life Insure
ance Company-An annual election for Direc-
tors OF this Company was held on MONDAY,
April 16. 1877 The following gentlemen cons.i-
tute the Board of Directors
A. THOMSON, CHAS. CHAFFE.
JAMES l. DAY, r. G. HERNDON,
). w. STONE.t JOHN ]. ADAMS,
b. i. WALSHE. S. B. NEWMAN
ALEX. MARKS. W. B. SCHMIDT,
E. B. BRIGGS. JOHN II. PIKE,
NY. ABRAHAM. E. II. FAIRCHILD.
JOHN HENDERSON. FL. M. PAYNE.
J. b. LEvERT, T., A. TYLER
JOHN S. GROVES, A. PATTON.
At the annual meeting of the Board of Direc-
tors. held on MONDAY May It'll, the following
| Officers were elected for the ensuing year:
| SAMUEL MANNING TODD President.
| r. w. OGDEN. Vice President
| ANDREW PATTON, Second Vice President.
| WILLIAM HENDERSON, Secretary.
WILLIAM HENDERSON,
Lmys Secretary.
CLAIMS rs ,,t against the succession Of ABNER l..
GA YES are notified to present the same to the
undersigned without delay I1y, =, = nrrnun
By her husband, E. A. BURKE,
my8 300 No. 100 Gravfer street.
Notice il hereby given that meeting of
the purchasers OF the railroad formerly known
as the n New Orleans, Jackson and Great North.
ern Railroad being holders of the shares OF
capital stock representing the same under the
purchase at the sale thereof, on the 18th day of
March last. will be held at the office of the late
New Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern
New Orleans on SATU EDAY the 18th 1' day Ssyee q
for the company to operate said railroad. elect
q board OF directors for the ensuing year and
40 all such other acts as may be necessary and
proper 10 organize the same according to law.
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WILLIAM NJ =; OSBORN,
R Wm' AhHS! & AXEs;
Purchasing Committee.
Omce Of the Merchants Mutual Insnr-
ance Company. No. 1o Canal street, New Or
leans, May 7, 1s77--At the annual election Tor
Rbi Pr held at the office Of this company
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HENRY BEEBE.
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mys 15t G. W. MOTT, Secretary.
Mechanics' and Traders Rank-New Or |
leans. May 3, 1s77.-At meeting held by the |
Board this day, Mr.. John H. Ludwigsen was |
appointed, Cashier OF the Bank, vice Moses Har-
ris, Esq, deceased
III. GALLY. President.
DIRECTORS:
Thomas A. Adams, A. Lehman.
Aug. Bohn. ia Blaffer
Thos. cambridge, G. NJ Soria
Richard Miiken, G. A. Lanaux
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For the Lake Office OF New Orleans
City Railroad Company No. 1874 Canal street.
New Orleans April l. 1877.-From this date trains
for the Lake will leave the city at and o'clock
a. M. and every hour thereafter until o'clock
q. m. The last train will leave the Lake End at
9 o'clock .. m. &C. LEWIS, Secretary.
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