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FIRST DIVISION.

FIRST DIVISION.
Headquarters Detaohment .. S. Army stationed at
this Post
The Continental Guards.
| The Irish Rifles
| The Louisiana Field Artillery.
The Washington Artillery.
Shall 9onstIsRts SR The ITst Division under Gen G.
north aide Of Canal street. its right resting on
SECOND DIVISION.
The Catholic Total Abstinence Societies.
The Ancient Order of Bibern nians.
The Hibernian Mutnal Aid Association.
Shall constitute the Second Division under WIN. Il.
side of Canal street, its right resting Chartres
THIRD DIVISION
The Paroch,al Organizations and Benevolent and
Religious Societies of the Second and
Third Dis:ricts and Alg!ers
shall sSast.95e the Thd District under Colonel
side of Esplanade Street, head resting Royal
FOURTH DIVISION.
The Paroohisl organ and the Benevolent and
Religious Societies of the First Fourth Sixth
and Seventh Distaipts and Gretna,
s.na Ia, Of Canal a. MrshA T. and form on the
Magazine street
The Federal State and City Authorities. Represents
tives of the Press, Civic and Military and
other distinguished guests
occupying carriages,
will form tho side of Canal street. their right
resting Old Levee street, extending ards tt
river.
The Society Of St. Vincent de Paul, President and
Vice Presidents and Committees Of the meeting
will constitute escort for His Grace the Most
Rev. Archbishop. They win assemble punctually
at o'clock p n at the Archiepiscopal Residence,
Chartres street, undsr Capt ADOLPHE CHALA-
RON, as Marshal, and will be formed to Join in the
line when its left .hall reach the place of assem-
bsge.
Until the entrance of the Procession Lafayette Square,
in charge of the Reception Committee. Professor
COLIGNON, Chairman, will be kept clos ed to all
except the distinguished guests, ladies and chill
dren the religious communities aud the orphans of
the Asylums.
When the head OF the reaches the
of Lafayette Square Camp street, the line shall
take open order from right to left. to permit the
Archbishop officers and distip guished 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 nightfall in grand
PYRoTECHN1CAL DISPLAY.
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DIED

iOHNS-Tue sday morning, May 8. 1877, at twenty
utes past O'Clock, Capt. St. Clair Johns, ative
Louisiana, aged "a years and menths'
the explosion Of the steamer Wal.
b, on Monday May z, 1877. Bernard Donnelly, sged
PEARS, native OF Gregg County Gsl~ay, Ireland
4 o resident of this city for the last 81 years.
&AHEY-On Friday morning May 4, 1877, at 4
ock, CieiIia Roac6 wife of Bartly Fahey born in
parish Of Abey County Galway, ireland, eyed ~
years.
ETELERs-At $50 o'clock A; n. Tuesday. May g.
n Mary Ann Byrne, wife of Theodore Ernest Ket
h. Q native Of Coldmine, psrish of Fetherd County
perary IRELAND, and resident of this city for the
J IA years.
9LABBY-On Saturday, May 6, 1877. at $50 P N !,
Catherine Clabby, of the County Of Longford Ire
r. and q resident OF this city for the past % years.
loNNELLY-on Friday. May T. 1877, James Dom
and resio Mt Of this city for the past 80 years
poNNELLY-On Saturday, May 5, 1877 at o'clock
John Donnelly. aged forty yeare native Of parish
St. John, County of Roscommon, Ireland, and q
|dent of this city for twenty eight years.
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|rning Star and Catholic sssenier'
- oeI n M snNDAY. May 10 ls47.
1RT IN HUMBLE HOMES.
liverpool Catholic Times }

liverpool Catholic Times.)
ather Nugent has hit upon the expedient
occasionafiy Offering the frequenters of his
&gue Hall the chance of participating IN
wings for pictures. As first experiments
gave away last Monday q large and hand
:he oil painting OF himself The end he
! in view is very comm endable, and assuIedly
5rthy of imitation. One of the canees of
Snkenpess 10 to be found in the squalor of
home; but even when the Dieesings OF
" rarely that sufficient taste grows up
htaneonsIy for the accumulation Of objects
Art. The refining power hidden in the
ssh, the ohisel, and the flower pot, is not
sitively discovered by q class Of people
ae ways of life have been hard, whose
oundings stifls sentiment. and whose bet
nature has lain fallow. Whatever love of
beautiful there is in such a class must be
$tured and developed, and encouraged in
most practical manner. 1t must be treated
q tender plant overgrown with weeds.
Sher Nugent ghtly feels that by giving
Ry pictures Of high class, he will create
De- for such domestic ornaments, and lead to
Fr gradual acquisition by all who have
means. Mr. E. Il. Russell, who delivered
excellent address, showed the advantage
love Of the products Of art, and his al.
Jon to the patronage at present bestowed
mere trash was not only opportune, but
nonstrates that there is living taste
ioh simply requires time and effort to be
vated and ennobled. Mr.. Samuelson urged
cultivation of flowers. and We sincerely
,e his words will have effect. Pictures may
too expensive, or too large, or they may be
uitable to the tenue of some homes, but
re is no spot 80 humble, SO impoverished, SO
INVITING, as not to have the means of pre-
ing q group of blossoms, and catching
ce from their summer bloom. By all
ans let the growth of plants, even window
nts, become recreation of our poorer
pie, aud the influence on the galleries of
will soon make itself manifest.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HALL ANCIENT ORDER RHIBERNIANs-sTATE
Of LouIsiana-New Orleans, May Ilth, ls77.-Tbe Off
GERS and members of Divisions No. l. g. ~ hereby
notified to assemble at St. Patrick's Hall, in full
regaia on SUNDAY. 18th inst, at 81 O'Clock, NJ, to
celebrate the Golden Jubee of His Holiness, Pope
Plus TX
BY order: W. J.hELLY, State Delegate,
d. n. KELLY, State Secretary. 1t
ST. MARY's CATHOLIC BOYS AsYLUM-New
Orleans May 12 lsT7.-The election for Directors Of
the sylum to serve the ensuing year and adjourned
from Sunday, 9Th of Nay met, will be held at the
residence Of HE Grace, Archbishop Perche the goth
inst, from O'Clock P. N. TO o'clock P. N.
By order Of His Grace, Archbishop Percho, President
mylsat THoS. LAYTON, Secretary.
THE SISTERS OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD
have constantly on hand REAOY-&ADEC CLOTHING
FOR SALE. Plain and Embroidered Under-Linen for
Ladies' Fine and Coarse shrts; Plain and Over
sIls for LaborinG Non and Mechanics All substan-
tally made and at lew Pricsa. no755lY
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The Catholics of the Archdiocese Of New Orleans
and others desiring to participate respectfully
invited TO Join in the prepared in honor Of
the glorious event, indicated in the following
PROGRAMME:
All the males Of the ago Of fifteen yssrs and upwsrdS
viii be formed Into Grand Procession, at o'clock
r.M, and assemble in the following order.
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aptain Douglas Galtop, of the Royal En-
'eers, who has held eminent positions under
English Government, has recently ex-
J med the Jetties at the mouth of the Missie-
'pi River, and pronouuces them a success.
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DURABLE DENTISTRY.

0URABLE UbNIISIRN.
Dr. J. n AIALoNEY. corner of Josephine and Camp
streets near Magazine Market respectfully informs his
patients and the public in general that performing
operations appertaining to his profession in the
aoientifo manner. Artificial teeth inserted with or
without extracting the roots, q plan. Old sets
of teeth remodeed, and perfect adaptation secured
Teeth extracted without pain by the of gas or
chloroform. Charges within the reach of all
inlA L in
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CoMMt1rEE OF ARRANGEMENTS

CoMMl1TEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Robert Chairman.
Thomas Layton, John McGInty,
Chas Laitte, J Z Michel,
Chris Spoil. A Archinard,
Philip AntoDi, Hy GIoebel,
George Buchert, joseph Ciri.ve,
Joseph O'Brten, Jas Kirkpatrick,
Mccall Peter o DonneI
Joseph Bilgery, Anton schwarz.
John BuehIer, John Lange,
J e Boyle, LelOng,
q PASCAL, George Beck,
T Blanchard, P Freret
Victor Sere James Rey,
Chas Csrriera James Gaines
w Claiborne, Jr Helm,
Pilot Sr. NJ Brady,
Paul Delery, j Barrett,
x H Keynes, Kelly.
] J TsIl-ton, II Gffuey,
Thomas Dimitry, j G NJ KavanAgh,
K Mondiegt James Rainey,
J a LSville bsuyre, go. u Buckley,
/. Forstal H Hesli1,
Hon A VOORHEES,, FarrelIy,
T CommA2ere, John GAynor,
Peter Markey PoiDcy,
J Llado, Nicholas Burke,
N PayrO, A Clague.
Louis Brockhaus. Robert Ross,
NJ Hubert, james d Coleman,
Chiistian Scbandel, A Janney,
John Dawson, Thomas MAnRan,
John r Clay, Charles BoarmAn,
W J Mason, Charles LabGe,
J b Joubert, George SWArbrick,
Doyle, Julian SeRheTs,
NJ J Brennan, E POuPart,
G Cbism, Paul EoUI Shy,
Frank Lauer, W A Mott.
JuIgs Ldvaudais James COyle
w L VredenburR, Thomas Sheehan,
Jules Durel. Victor G Delisle,
Charles Elder, Michael J KsrnaghG1,
] ii Kirkwood william Dillon,
Frank Roth NJ Shelley,
NJ Bowling, Frank Johnson
Q Schmidt Thomas MRrkey,
Col A AcGOnnigle, James Wilson,
Jot eph Bowling Hugh Cassidy,
Louis Il Pile.
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nary Notices of Marriages and Deaths sciH, hereafter
be inserted for ty cents. Obituaries sOia be charged
Ia1 the rate of ten cents line.
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The following gentlemen are announ oed as
AIDS TO THE GRAND MARSHAL.

ISoN ~ 01 14lO hAL.
t mounted. and act as cayalr
nd pants, white vests an
necessary badges will be sui
rendezvous, in front of Il
mt at 2 o'clock p. N.
Gen w J Behan,
Col John Glyun,
Col W p FreIet,
Col Patrick O'Brien,
Victor D'Lisle,
A Lspice,
G Villsre.
Hon Z Tomatis,
Hon W B Kleinpeter,
Gen B B Simms,
Col Jas j Tarlet0n.
Col Henry Ellerman.
Hon W J Kelly,
DR. PJ Poelm6n,
Edw j Bermudez Jr,
George HcCloskey.
Capt J N Augustin,
John I Gibbons,
Hon z Aiiltenberger,
Col J o Landry,
Cbas G Ogden,
John j D0wliDg.
Pierre LanauE,
p O'MealIie.
Dr. George j Friedric IS.
christian Sporl Jr,
Philip McCabe,
Edward 0'Brien.
Alexander Robert,
Venry Lafaye,
John g DOnovan.
andrew Schneider,
John Muller,
II Bass mier,
o ,tAve N4llette,
7 n Olivier.
7 D HInks,
Chas CavarCC,
z IN ere UIpour,
John Tuves,
John A Gilm ore,
Autoiu LeloDg,
Chas Tongue,
@ 0Sidney RIbert,
Clement HiuslAge,
Jas N Hannesey,
Hon j j Finney,
y Commandeur,
Frank Green,
A Huard,
Louis G.uuewald,
Jas Freret,
= A Donnaud,
l. Lacom be,
Leon Sere.
James Mott
E Generelly,
James Rea.
AIistide Hopkins,
A j Villars Jr,
Chss FACET,
] NJ Cressy,
Victor ChRery.
Jacob OFT,
Dolphin Bienvenu,
Hon 4 a haginnis,
Nicholas Burke,
g Livaudais,
George Paisley,
FS Quiron,
Geo b Williamson,
Chas BoudOuSquie,
Edmond LabRrre,
j z Jarreaud,
J ChiApclls,
Frank Is Lee,
Jules Meunier.
r T BeauregRrd,
Charles CO1turie,
bourR Blanchard,
A ToledAno,
LeOnce Olivier,
L LabaTre,
b Tremoulet,
Charles LanRe,
DIR J Llad0,
, Col Pierre halochea,
Alex G Landry,
K Hernandez.
] L HooIs Jr,
VIllarB.
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Cathedral. Keeting url
Con e Waggaman,
Col j J Mellon.
Col W j Castell.
Col Frank Mc9loin,
Col W B Koontz,
Jos SchwartE.
Jules Tuyes Jr,
Thomas Pomberton,
Col J g Devereux,
Edw Conery Jr,
Col James Grant,
Col Chas Kimmel.
Major L L Lincoln,
Raymond A Bourk Jr,
Major o DeBouchal,
Col Frank Roder,
Lieut. Geo p Crane,
Hugh McManus,
Emile O'BTien,
George Agar,
Frank Huer,
George Denegre,
II T Lawler,
Patrick Quinn,
Albert Camma ack.
p r Tiicou.
Frank Frederick,
Warren Chism.
Robert Fl BARLEY,
K G DaveS,
Chas Z Soniat,
George II rheard,
w II Det wee.
Otto Tho nan,
Leo blessing.
w Fl ByTnes,
Thorn as Froeba,
II u Keeper,
Islac Il Meynard,
E P POupart,
Chaa MauriAn.
Augustus Tote,
Pm lp Buchanan.
r. Is Keynes,
L B Gu. mo'e,
Wm z 8!envsnu,
Col J 8 AcGrAth,
Peter r. 2 ,rdi,
V / Allan,
Geo H II mn,
ak LsZ :rs.
Ernest Lam te
Alexander RoUx,
james Wilson.
Emile HeI mann,
d g Blanchard,
Paul CapdevieIle,
n a BauDg garden,
VIM J J Armstrong
L II Westcott,
L McPriGe,
John Henderson Jr,
j q Yillsrs,
Ringgold Brousseau,
DIR j Poincy,
DIR + SChumac her,
d Morgan,
Louis Faeasel,
J b ATKINS,
J A D'HemecouTt,
a Pilot Jr,
G. w Mott.
John j O'Brien.
Emile Archinaid
Geo Montreuil
Francis LRbOIde,
George Couturte,
Charles Carroll,
Andre BuTtho
A AyegDo,
Felix ContuTie,
Edward Couture,
Pierre AveEnO,
DIR Lewis Thurber,
Hon Pascalis LAbArre,
Arthur Claiborne,
Col A J MeGonnigle, Us
jose Domingo,
Col Allied Roman,
J. ksRi,
PAT
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ROUTE.

Down Raupartto Esplanade, Up Esplanade on aouth
side to Chartres. up Chartres to Canal, Canal to
St. Charles, up st. Charles Julia, thence to Camp,
and down Camp into Lafay cite Square.
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SIGNAL FOR MOVING

The ringing Of the bells of the Cathedral and Of tho
Church Of st. Patrick will be the signal for taking
the line OF march.
a sslvo of fifty guns will be fred in honor of the
occasion by the Louisiana Field Artillery when the
Procession shall reach Canal street.
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Hon Thos j Semmes,
Hon Paul Z Theard,
Hon L W Collens,
J B Lafitte,
A Rochere au,
DIR A Landry,
Hon John McCafrey,
DIR e T shepard,
Alfred Dufilho,
Hon Ed BermudeZ.
Henry Pey chaud.
Emile Bouny,
John Sport,
Hon G A Breaux,
p Poursine.
DR. G FACET,
4 A Bourk'
Thos Fitzwilliam,
John T Moore,
Hon D P Scanlan,
Philip Rauch,
Clemenoe Voelker,
John Voelker,
Richard McCioBkey,
6ustave Beck.
Florence Pister,
Frank Liedniger,
Hon E d White,
o DeArInas,
a Delaville,
Hon j @ Denis,
Is Sauter,
A Avendano,
Thomas Mulligsn,
Hon j Viosca,
Hon Thos Ken nedy,
E Meehan,
j b Walton Jr,
L Christ,
ID A CbaffraiX,
Joseph Sauer,
William Hart,
J 4 Mitchell,
Hon A Delavigne,
Manuel j Garcia,
d Bornio,
Antoine Carriere,
Hon b Allan,
J. @ Dinnles,
E n Birmingham.
Capt Ed Barrett, U 9
A j klnsella
Gen MAJ
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1T. PATRICK'S HALL.

aWberry Festival
To be Given on
lay Path and 25th, 1877,
Patronage of the following Ladies and
Gentlemen:
oil, Mrs A A Maginnis,
ginnis, Mrs A A Maginuis Jr,
tell, Mrs Tracy.
ite, Mrs W j CAstell,
mis-, Mrs W Agar,
lelot, Mrs Hardie,
q; sley, @ Mrs ( aoGiostss. oGSsy,
? Jr, Mrs J Domingo,
ay, Mrs Z Burke,
Mrs Meyers,
Mrs avlor.
ok, Mrs Fit pnegan,
dy, Mrs T OConnor,
Mrs L Sems,
|, Mrs Talliaferro,
g. Mrs Stewart,
". MIS- j Atkins,
Mrs Z AcMahon,
Mrs N ID Mcdonald,
Mrs A Murphy,
n, Mrs G Waldo,
a, Mrs 81 Utheff,
Mrs Alexander,
n, Mrs Gogarty,
Mr8 Lang.
" Wilt Mayor e Pilsbury,
e RengstoIf,
J McCaffsry.
W Stevens,
n, H d Ogden,
w j Kelly,
]. Bush,
j Fitzpatrick,
E A Burke,
DR. Z. .rth eliot,
Henderson,
TDunne,
A A Maginnis,
Behan, Gen + N Ogden,
p, N D Mcdonald,
7 Semmes,
g Chism,
Henderson Jr.
Smyth.
j c Gilmore,
T Dunno.
W Began,
T Foley.
Cull:nan,
7 G Rapier,
NJ W alpoie,
W Deevcs,
& Cullen,
" FagAn,
D Coleman,
L McDermout
a a Maeinn's Jr
}, w By rnes.
L + Bragg,
:, + Nc Closkey,
!, w Conway
Atkins,
Hsgan,
:, p A Henry
sop, F MCGloin,
r, G Agar,
W B Rlngrose,
7 Hsrman.
O'Connor,
J G Bryan,
j Brune,
IF Downes,
FO'BrleQ,
OBoyle,
J Farrell,
P n Kelly,
j c Morris.
occasion will be presented the following
sLEAUX AND SCENES:
TGbleau I.
AY DREAMS IN BOHEMIA.
tThe Gipsy camp)
Tableau II.
NIGHT SHADOWS.
tThe Gipsy Dreamland)
Tableau III
A RUSTIC FESTIVAL.
(Rural Pastimes.)
Tableau ".
he Gypsy AND PEASANT.
Genelal Tablsau.
tusic by the Varieties Orchestra. under the
leadership of P. Il. Greuling.
;SION-50 cents; Children, 25 cents.
be- had at the Parochial residence at St.
Patrick's Church.
the Young Lady Assistants to be given
myl3 2t
TIC ENTERTAINMENT
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Gen G T Beauregard.
Jules Tuyes.
Theo Dromel,
Thoma as Simms,
Gen James G Longstre ct,
Edward Morgan,
John AndreWs,
Numa Dufour,
DIR Z Doumeing,
Edward Consry,
John Connolly,
Thos T Bragg,
Louis Barnett.
Patrick Irwin.
Aug Aontreuil,
w n Wilson,
Hon Jas McGary,
J A Bonneval,
DR. J G Fisher,
John NoNulty,
Hon A @ Tromoulet,
Arthur Blache,
G Leaumont,
Polycarp Fortier,
K LaIue,
John Pollock,
Hon Leonce Bouny,
Felix Larne,
Martin Gordon,
< K Converse,
James Timony,
Hon Philip Simms,
DR. Kennedy,
ID Fatjo,
Capt L B Taylor,
T p May,
L Joubert,
Adam Grim.
G Wilderman,
Hon d NJ Turnbull,
P L Sougeron,
A Damarin,
j Msgi,
DR. j Labatut.
DE- w r Bricken.
W A Bienvenu,
J 8 Bradley,
Patrick Nolony,
A K Bienvenu,
T j Brown:
George II Byrnes,
Prof j E Seaman,
= dc, ,AAndeviue.
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ORATOR OF THE DAY.
DIR. THOMAS LAYTON,
COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS:

COAI MI14bh ON hEoULU IIONo:
Hon Howard McCaeb, Chairman.
Hon Z D White. Col Eugene Waggaman,
Hon Frank McGoin. Co! G LeGardeur,
Ihcs kapier, Hon Chas kummel
James TIuou!.
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TIE
GOLDEN JUBILEE
His Holiness Pope Plus TX.
VIII be Celebrated by the
CATHOLICS OF NEW ORLEANS
ON SUNDAY, MAY 10, 1877,
Grand Military and Civic Procession
Mass Meeting,
TO BE Hello IN LAFAYETTE SQUARE
And Attended by His Grace,
The Most Rev. Archbishop N. J. Perche,
REV. CLERGY AND RELIGIOUS OF THE ARCH
DIOCESE
The Meeting will be presided By the
HON. II. D. OGDEN,
assisted by the following named gentlemen as
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SECRETARIES.

SECRETARIES.
Henry Green, j SongeIon
w b Lancaster, Michael Schae Ter,
Lafargue. w Collens Jr.
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HONG KONG
EA COM P A N Y,
: No. 179 Poydras Street,
: NEAR CARONDELET.

GOOD RIO, PArched or Ground, at 23Ec.
FINE RIO Parchcd or Ground, at 25c.
BEST RIO Parched or Ground, at 27ic.
BEST RIO, Parched OF Ground, at 27io.
GENUINE CoRDovA, ParChsd or Ground at 800
GENUINE CoRpoyA, Parched or Ground, at 800.
REAL OLD JAVA, ParChed or Ground, At +oc
REAL OLD JAVA Parched or Ground, At 4oc.
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They pected report mounted and cavalry
dressed in black coats and pants, white vests and
glover. black hats. The necessary badges will sup
piled them at place OF rendezvous in front of the
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assiste d by the following named gentlemen
VICE PRESIDENTS:
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TO THE SUMMER TOURISTS,

Those OF our citizens who are fortunate enough
to be able to seek refpite from the labors of the
business seaeon just closed. and to recuperate
their energies at some OF the many delightful
summer resorts to be found IN the Northern
States and Canada, will be glad to learn that the
old favorite Jackson route, under vigorous and
efficient management. has become one Of the
very best travelling thoroughfares in the country.
Hundreds Of thousands Of dollars have been
expended, as we are credibly informed, during
the past twelve months for new iron and steel
rails, new cross-ties and new bridges, and TO- day
it may be safely said that no road south of the
Ohio river surpasses the great Jackson route in
smoothness and perfect safety. We have had
occasion, during he past few weeks, to travel
quito extensively over that road, and we can thus,
from actual experience, bear witness to it's ex-
cellence in every particular which goes to consti-
tute good road.
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lsnacial to the Dsmoerat j

LONDON June 14.-Gen. Grant has written
a letter to the Mayor Of Southampton that
previous engagements prevent him from
accepting the invitation Of hospitalties OF
that city at present, but he hopes to visit the
town later in the summer.
special performance is to be given at the
Royal Italian Opera of Covent Garden on
June a. in honor Of Gen. Grant
Gen. Grant was not present at the Oxford
commemoration. The students, while waiting
for the recitation Of the various prize poems,
and other portions of the programme, have
the custom OF cheering or Kissing at names
OF public characters. All the papers this
morning remark the hearty reception evoked
by Gen. Grants name, which was one of the
first proposed
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MARKETS..
Domestic.
fSpecial to the Demoera

81 %, August % Wheat s. 81 " July lo corn ~HS%. 4s.
August corn 4S1a. July oats 37IS, August
oats g saH. July pork s12 50, August pork
CHICAGO, June H.-Wheat quiet, 81 51@
l 50 cash, 81 49031 494 July, 81 3O1I August.
Oats quiet, 3sH cash June, 371a July. Rye
dull and nominal, 81 June, s5 July. Barley
inactive; No. 8 80, rejected 49, Corn steady.
46A for car lots, 46see0g4618 July, 4sA August.
Whisky firm and safeable, 81 on. Pork dull,
S12 5o812 52l4 July, $12 621a August. Lard
quiet, s.65 bid August, nominal1y s.55 July.
Sugar-cured hams quiet, sales at 81, Is aver
1921, long clear Ga, short rib 6.621s, short
clear 654, long clear and short clear 6Ez.
BALTIMORE, June n Flour steady and
firm; demand good and unchanged. Wheat
quiet and easier. Corn-Western quiet and
firm; Western mixed, spot and June 5s1s,
quiet and unchanged. Rye nominalfy firm,
IS. Butter dull choice Western grass 170118.
Petroleum dull and weak; crude 7a408, re-
fined 1351@14. Coffee dull and unchanged
wheat 400, corn $4,000, oats 5000. No ship
ments to-day. First sales new crop wheat
made after Change yesterday, being $4,000
No. Western red winter, August delivery, at
81 so, August Western sold at 81 1901 12.
ST. LOUIS, June H.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat lower to sell; No. 2 red fall 81 go bid;
No do 81 10 cash. Corn quiet; 4304311s cash,
1917 July, 4s4@445s August. Oats dull; 38.
Rye dull; GA bid. Whisky quiet; 81 o. Pork
job lots s1a 20 cash, $i3 25 August. Bulk
changed. Lard nominal. Hogs easier; 81 35
a So; receipts 1900.
New YORK, June 14.---Flour steady and
moderate inquiry; receipts 6O00; sales II 600
ceipts 5000; sales 5000 extra white Michigan
at So 10. Rye dull; e5@97 for State. Corn
a shade lower; receipts 10000; sales Sc. 600;
for Western mixed Barley un-
changed. Oats shade stronger; receipts
%, 900; sales $4,000; HOGS for mixed Western
and State, 46 for white do Pork quiet, but
scarcely so firm, S13 80. Lard easier s.871s.
Whisky 81 IL Sugar heavy. Petroleum
Crude III; refined 1884,
CINCINNATI, June 14.-Flour strong. Wheat
scarce and firm, white 81 9G02. Corn firm,
1880. Oats unchanged. Whisky firm, 81 on.
Pork lower, $13@13 25. Lard unchanged. Bulk
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-15
ReNrSaniZed.

At meeting held last night by the members
OF Company Of ths White League, reorgani-
zation was effected under the militia laws of the
state. The company, hereafter to be known as
the Louisiana Guards" adopted constitution
ana bylaws, and elected the following officers:
Captain, Thomas McTntyre; first lieutenant,
Ohss. U. ogden; second lieutenant, Peter Butz:
first sergesnt. James Heaney; second sergeant
George Ellis; third sergeant, Chas. Thomes;
fourth sergeant, Samuel Goodwin; fifth sergeant
VIM. Feeney; f fra, CORPORAL, L. W. smi b; second
arty; fourth corporal, Jas. Sheridsn: onartar.
master and commlssary sergeant, Tn. j. Ward:
secretary, Ed. K. Skinner; treasurer, Denis Gle.
ments.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-15
TINE ONO RACES.
Gla .gow. Kilhnrn ann stella the winners

Especial to the Democrat.l
COLUMBUS, o., June 14.-There was an in
creased attendance at the running races
yesterday.
The first race. a mile and half dash purse
for all ages; s2O0 eight to start, was won
by Glasgow by neck, Russ Butler second.
Time, 2:39s4 Glasgow was the favorite in the
pool
The second race was mile heats best two in
three; purse for all ages; $3.50; six starters.
The first heat was won by Charley Gorham,
Lapland second. Time, AL
The second heat was won by Kilburn, Cor
ham second. Time 45. Lapland and Hayes
distanced. The third heat and race was won
by Kilburn, Charley Gorham second. Time
1 81
The third race, dash of three-fourths of q
mile, Ladies' Stake for two-year old colts and
illlies; twenty dollars entrance: two hun
dred dollars added: seven starters; was won
by Stella, Ensign second. Time, :1s.
In the pools for to-day's races, Amanda
Warren was the favorite for the three-fourth
mile dash; Edinburgh second for the dash Of
two miles. Glasgow was the favorite, selling
at $50, Long Bow second, at $2s to 80.