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THE EASTERN WAR
Advancing Into the Bowels
tr. gejsd Of Turkey zis ia
Erzeroum Summoned to Surrender
But Under Orders From the sui
.ja tan Will Hold Out TO the
Isa Last Extremity. a.

n LONDON, Nov. 20-The Russian forces
in Bulgaria and Dohrudscha numbel
$50, 900 men, the Turkish forces s240, 600.
The Russian official report states thal
their losses at the capture OF Kars were
2,500.ba Among the officers killed were
Gen, Bellinsky and oLieuto Coh qMellikef
~ ADVANCING ON ERsERoUM RaUissg
Lo.pos, Nov. 20.-Thes Moscow Ga
zette states that the Russian filaip army Il
advancing on Erzeroun.i pa''9ils 'f' ''A
"A Constantinople telegram reports
that the Russians summoned Mukhtal
Pasha to surrender Erzeroun, but ths
the place will be held to the last extremity
by order of the Sultan. 9''F -
THEMosTEsEaRINs cHEcKED. ~
Ali Saib telegraphs from Scutari tina
1000 Montenegrins, who attacked Q po
elton defending the road from Antevar
toScatari, have been repulsed with q los
of 300 killed. s. tas .asal 81.
IMPORTANT MOVEMENTS IN PRoGREss. I
LONDON, Nov. 20, special from We
ram Kaleh contains the folloping "Sey
enteen Thousand men from the Kars army
will be detached 10 assist at the siege 0
Plevna 1Iana e i9 1aa 81
Seen. Melikoff started suddenly fo
Erzeroum onsunday. He willtake com
Imand of the besieging force there g g,
"Ata council of war on Sunday Philip
off, a prominent General recommends
that a corps be leftto cover Erzeroun
while the remainder OF the army pusl
through Asia Minor to Scutari." fiafgs
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4 Negro camp Meeting.

csFrom Maeonj Gaa q correspondent
sends the Sun d picture Of rlate camp
meeting nesr; that placet nIteis night,
and under an extensive leaf ar5or q
swaying mass of black forms oscillate
to every passing emotion, while torches
OF pine throw a yellow glare around and
under the canopy, and cast long shad-
Gws on the ground outside the covering,
In front of rough stand used as a pull,
pit is q small enclosure, thickly stFewn
with leaves, and pine straw and in this
enclosure the favored few lie in FRANCES
or shout prophecies, and tell what won
ders the Lord has done for their souls,
Around this enclosure q multitude of
men and women form the sholy dance
In this the men turn their faces outward
and the women toward the centre of, tile
circle, and taking hands each, steps in
time to the hymn that all are singing -
Their singing is wild and weird, and yet
there is a charm in the song OF the ne
gro, who, .untaught, sings in strict time
and with full, round tones that seem. to
well up from the heart. II is like. the
monrnful whoop Of our whirlpool will
Your correspondent has seen negro
woman carried from the holy dance il
such a.,rance.' as they call it, that hel
body was perfectly rigid, not bending
inHthe least, although one man carried
her head aud the otEerI her feet. and she
laysin this condition several hours --
While theseipoer deluded creatures wers
wallo wing in the straw before the pull
pit at this camp meeting one old wo
man, very Enthusiastically dressed, with |
queer bonnet covered with plumes %
various colors; broke from the altar II
u holy frenzy, and ran shouting from
under the Shelter Justoutsider ethefar
bor she climbed to- the otop,eof . tall
burnt pine stamp about five feet high
andethere she stood and Tapping be
arms much as a fowl bwonidb it's wings
she crisdq out: 'Hallelujan'! Halleldjah
Glory to God! Glory! Glory! IL
Ijust had awo wings and "a few NOR
feathers ON my ahead I'd fly awaylt'
Glory v"Sob 1sHi--si ri ta91 sdl lilai
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an&EThe fEaqsirer,ss correspondent
who went ont to reconDoiter tie strength
Of the Senatorial candidates reports PEN.
DLEros's vote 80, EwING's u, MoReAN's i
.ls, HuRp's 5, WARD.s 4, CAMrBELL's 2
ALLENs2, PAYsE's l, on the first ballot
If this correspondent should be paid
according to the value OF the services
rendered he would be just bis expenses
out Of pocket. -
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There are upward of go public Offices
in Great Britain which enjoy free post,
age, and their correspondence would. if
paid for,cost more than 100000 year,
and the weight of it exceed 450 tons.
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RThe report Of Pittsburgh grand
jury on the strikers riot in that city de-
nouncesin unmeasured terms the author
tiles who we're engaged in putting it
down. WAS the grand jury made up Of
the riotas themselyes2 Their report
justifes such conclusion.
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EF The Russian success at Kars may
givethem too much confidence. They
now seem disposed to storm everything
they come to. l9 a3g 9a e Z 'eoE
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Cincinnati.

6 Nov 2sgeFlo6t sa5ea7 100; wheat /
Goal s5, Corn 4oa42c;;H Oats 26asfc;
Rye 5sa62c; Barley 45a75G e a,., s.,..2 :, e +.
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RE- Mr.. VAN Worries writes to the
EnqaTer that he is not the author Of the
bill to mix whites and blacks together in
the army. effq,-.,lasib 81
We told the Enquirer to let NELSON
alone !H -H4eg E=fl{f{ aIla4
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;a 1T. L0uis-Nov.2a- -sHogsaaLieht
8 9O@4 10; packing, A 25@a sos BUTCH
ers' to extra, A. 35@4190. .scela 81; IA
u Cattle-Fairito choicea butchers steers,
8 1904; dos COWS and heifers,y3@3 75s
do. Texans, IS 25@3 go; feeding steers,
3, 50@3 3d. hrs ssfrffnpoITus zTsines
slSheep-Quiet andunehauged; butch
ers', 2 75@4s25. yTsiqmszs jsoH sdI
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New York.

Nov. asLFlouf si25a8 25 s;9Wheat
s1sl' 50; Corn 67a63e;;a Oats S5a45ei;
Rye 75c; Barley f5afSc.a al, a. sspoh
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Chicago.

Nov 2sAFlonraI g5as CO., Wheat
DIAL 10; 8 Corn 42a47e:i Oats 26c;
Rye 55c; Barley 64c. liod 2d 5aaila4 ad
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8 sPhriadelphla.l

Nov 23AFIour 4 oOa8 70;l Wheat q
42a1 so: 9aeofa 64assci; Oats s5asse'
Rye 71a72c. .n9atfixs th~ ga
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WonasaeId SOCK narKet.

November 26-Csttle 3a4e per pound; ;
Sheep 4tt95q per pound. +, Hogs S3a4c
per pound;iss sdj ;aniAshs iio8';R ba
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wheeling Register, 2lst inst.)
The Price sof H0ss.e 8


The Cincinnati Gazettee OF yesterday
gives theTprice Off hogs, at that piace,l at
this date sfor1theaast three years IS fol-
lows:tlfss4 10 asso .sisegs4qz5 la7rtan
1875, per 100 Ibs,j Al ,ssos 81 25a7 40
1876, idv n"43eabg sdl 5s rs 65a5 80
1877, gse sHIep9" lo amee ~ load 40
pbsi ava,ya ,.s1 40 narl besdIlss nor
,bi s II, Nassnsra n : - = sfs .nd "a ,Ssr'bsad j i
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II
fTT The New York World urges Sena-
tor THuRMAN, whom it has been caioling
for weeks, to vote againstthe Silver BIZ
sievsn though 1t be yelled at him by every
voter in Ohio" ii I'll 54aa ao4i eAf }o
Senator from Ohio may disregard
the voters Of bis State, SO also may Sen
ators from New York, and from every
other State. Tie Worlds logic would
warrant the 7e Senators in casting Their
votes against the expressed willoof the
whole eight million of voters in the Un.
ion. 81 e,.ai
Hasnot the World forgotten for The
moment that this is not Marshal MONA
HONS Senate? 3l8e15 q 81 - gsad
Senator THueMAN has different ideas
ofarepresentative government. 4
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EEThe Pomeroy Telegraph, com
,menting on our commsndationl of Mr..
VAN veRHEs' vote on the Silver and Re.
sumption Bills. warns him that Demo
cratic approval means something very
reprehensible. ,a,nqao .xod anisi
ave regret that Bro. CHAPMAN cannot
conceive that there is such thing as sin.
cerity in politics. We previously spoke
approvingly Of Mr. VAN VoRHEs at q
time when it Mas quite certain, that he
would be candidate for reelection, and,
If we remember rightly, the Telegraph
willingly copied the paragraph without
any disparaging remarks. - essa
If the Telegraph does not know, Mr..
yANVoRHEs does, that we meant exactly
What we said, as we'll when weapproved
as when we disapproved his votes. -
H H "
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woodSield. Nov. ~, 1872.

,sfssf s,sssi.5 iiesa az ssias oss4 >Hss
HBill to repeal the Resumption Act
hut lost. :" q n
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ssUnquesti0Da ably the best Sustaln.
ed work sof the Kind In HE
.WOrl0,Y ~. IL. ., .,.I ,
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CATTLE MARKETS,

LItNtft ~ 70 y t'1ttt. iflI
East Liberty PennCNQyg22 p
-Hogs- Workers. 4e35@4o 4Qii Phila
delphiasa 4 4s40@4 60ed i,ss.. e.,lsias n,,,,t
rSheep+ Selling7ati3@4, Co., nasi !.
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"V g GETINE,' ,:

blood purifier. Hearing of rs many Won
derful cures alter al other femedies- had
failed, 1 visited the Laboratory and convinced
myself Of Its genuine merit. 1t is prepared
from banks, roots and herbs, zach Of which
is highly effective, and they are compounded
in such manner as to produce astonishing
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Is the great Blood Partner. 4 .s1fI
vEdETINE
VIII cure the worst case Of ssrofula.
VEGETINE
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Has effected some marvellous cares In oasss
Of Cancer. .s5%R3
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Cures the worst cases Of Csnksf.i r,--ssa p n
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viii eradicate Salt Rheum, from the system.
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Removes Pimples and numors from the face.
vEGETINE,
Cures Constipation and, regulates the bowels
vEGETINE iR basauot I
/ Is valuable remedy for Hesdache.
sid !. tsiIa VEGETINEs te4od. 30
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Restores the entire, system to . healthy con.
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Removes the cause Of Di.ainess.s .ire .ih;s 4
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Cures Pains in the Back. .ve-&a sass q, ~
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Efeotually cures Kidney Complaint. 81 yell
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4 Ks effective in Its eurss,of FemaleF Weakness
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Is the great remedy for General ebilityse II
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ton of the bill be postponed indefinitely. ON
which motion the yeas and MAJ were called for.
with the following results
Yeas-Messrs Burton. Brown OF Jefferson.
barron. BarretI, Bosley, Brooks, CARLYLE Como.
pesInarais. D'Avy. Detisge .Dejoie, Fobb Claude,
Can't d,as l Hahn HI ,s Of AsMsen gd2n
Million, MeMillen, Romero. naby, s9asr. BgilIer.
ssenmes. Stewart, Thomas, Tolliyer. Toler.
Nays-Hon. T. Bush. speaker, end Messrs'
5 Esssgy B Bsa berry ut Bell Bss4 s 9s5Ss
Fitzpatrick. Forester Gillespie Hammond. Hill
9f @. Orleans jonas Rely Fl Vim. Kelly q Or
hard Of Orleans. Martin, Means. Motiehee.
hewHoIn. Porter. Peralta, Pitts. Richardson.
ag,t ul. aouton Randolph, Role. shakspears.
| VOORHEES, Washburn. Wood. Wilde. Williams
and Young OF East Baton Rouge-b7
| MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
| A committee Of the Senate, consisting OF
Messrs. White. Robertson and ella, appeared
upon the floor OF the House and announced that
the sena o had no further business before 1t.
and was ready to adjourn sine die.
The committee communicated the request OF
the Senate that committee of Representatives
be appointed to proceed with the senate's Conn.
mttee to the office OF his Exeelleney the Cover
nor and inquire whether he had any further
business to place before this General Assembly.
On motion the Speaker appointed for that
purpose Messrs. Wilde. Resting and Bowdsn.
. The committee reported. through Mr.. Wilde.
; that the Joint committee had waited upon the
, Governor. who answered that he had no further
> business to lay before the General Assembly.
Mr. Kidd offered the following resolutions
4 which. under suspension Of the rules, were
!, unanimously adopted
, Resolped bv The House Of Representatives. Thai
! the profound thanks of this House are dug and
I, are hereby rendered to the Hon. Louis Bush
: | Speaker OF the Houss OF represent tives, fQl
4 the able efficient and impartial manner In
which he has discharged every duty incumbent
upon him In his official capacity during this
10 extra session.
Resolued further. T hat the acknowledgment
of the House are due to all the clerks. ser sants
:, alarms and all employees of the House. To-
u their faithful performance Of the duties ineum
10 bent upon them.
I'd The Speaker returned his thanks. and In con
4 clusion said:
J. The hour fixed by the concurrent resolution
Y If this General Assembly for final adjournmen
10 having arrived. now, in the name % the psopt
40 OF Louisiana declare this House Of Representa-
I'd ''Se' PBTER J. IRRELEVANT.
Chief Clerk.
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Respectfully submitted,
EDWARD FLOOD.
Sergeant-at-Arms.
sanate bill No. 100 was taken no under the
favorable report with an amendment OF the
Committee on Agriculture, Immigration and
Commerce.
The amendment was adopted, as follows:
Strike out all Of section to the word that" In
line 10.
Under suspension Of the rules the bill was
read third time and passed. The title was
adopted, and notice Of concurrence was sent to
the Senate.
Dir. Barry moved q reconsideration OF the
vote on the final passage Of the bill. and. on his
own motion, the motion to reconsider was laid
upon the table.
Senate bill No. 1s7. An act to amend section
10 Of the act to regulate public education; and
No. 2a, approved March 2s, 1871
The bill was read and under suspension Of
the rules was passed to its second reading.
The rules were suspended. and the bill was
passed to its third reading by rising vote Of
4s yeas to A nays.
Mr.. Toler moved that the further consider
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NoTICE-cITY TAXES OF 1877.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, J
City Hall,
New Orleans, March 20. 1877. }
Tax bills for 1877 are now ready for delivery.
The following rates Of rebate for prompt cash
payment will be allowed:
Three per cent on all bills paid up to s1st OF
March, 1877, inclusive. >,
Two per cent ON all bills aid up to 18th April.
1877. inclusive. A.,
1877 inclusive.
After April 30, 1877, interest at Ten per cent
per annum from 31st March, 1877. and costs, WILL
accrue.
mh22 ago J. o. DENIS. Adminlstrator.
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RESOLVED, That the thanks Of this Senate be |
and thu same are hereby ter derea TO the officers
and members OF the Harmony Club for he hos
pitality go generously extended the members Of
this Senate. while in session at Odd Fellows
Hail.
On motion Of Mr.. White the resolution was
adopted.
On motion OF Mr.. Robertson. the President
appoipted the following Senators. as commit
tee on the part of the Senate to wait upon the
Governor and netify him that the Senate was
ready to adjourn sine die, viz: Messrs. White.
Ola and Robertson,
On motion of Mr.. Robertson the Hecretary was
directed to notify the House that a committee on
the mart OF the Senate had been appointed to
wait upon tho Governor to notify him that the
aenate was ready to adjourn sine die, and to
ask the appointment Of similar committee on
the nart of the House.
MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE.
HOUSE OF REPRESENT AT1vEs,
Slate Of Louisiana,
New Orleans April 90, 1877. J
To the Honorable the President and Members
| of the Senate of the state Of Louisiana.
9epstlemen-I am directed to inform your hon
orable body that the House has passed House
| bill No s6a Joint Resolution appointing GER
| tain committees Of Investigation to sit during
the recess Of the General Assembly, etc, aud
| to ask your concurrence In the same.
hsspe''i'''FfE Fl. FIN j. rnEzrvAsT
Chief Clerk.
| On mot on Of Mr.. Texada the senate con-
| Cured In the following House amendments to
Senate bill No. l22. entitled AN act to create a
commission to sit during the recess of the Cen
erai Assembly to consider the present license,
inspection and port charges imposed by State
laws to take evidence thereon, and to report al
the next session OF the General Assembly such
changes as In their opinion may be neees
sary.'
strike out oil Of section to the word that it
line 10.
On motion of Mr. Texada the Senate wen
into executive session.
Executive session being raised. on u call o
the roll the following Senators answered t
/ their names:
/ Messls Allain, Hoaner, Breaux. Hurch. Bfy
i ant age Deinas Ducrus, Dumont, Eustis, Gal
9 land. George, Ga, Good. Grover. Harpel
Kelly. Landry. Mitchell Ogden Perkins, A,et
ardson Robertson. sandiford. Steven, Sfubb
Ramps Sutton. rexada, Twitehell. Wakefield
Wheeler, bite, Young and Daeharie-35.
[ | Absent-Mr E'lis-1.
! The committee appointed to wait upon til
Governor reported that he had no further bus
Il ness to lay before the General Assembly.
The hour Of o'clock u. m. having arrived.
! accordance with the concurrent resolutit
| adopted on Tuesday. April a. 1877. the Lieutel
> ant Governor and President Of the Senate d
clared the Senate adjourned sine die.
!, JOHN CLEGG.
Secretary of the Senate.
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spEtjIAL NOTICE.

OFFICE STATE TAX CoLLECToR.
First District 1863 GIavisr street. (
New Orleans March On, 1871
All PROPERTY OWNERS of the FIRST Dis
TRICT are informed that the assessment rolls
for said District are now ready eng TINT PEI 5i.
time may now receive their bills promptly.
he following named persons Only are au.
tborissd to sign receipts for the Collector Oh
'h For FIN REAL II ESTATE and CAPITAL TAX-Mr.
M. BTODDAHT. -, .,.x,,,r,,,re>,
For LICENSES A. w. COCKERTON.
mbaa o e. A. BURKE. Collector.
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CARPET WAREHOUSE.

I7. Charrres Street....17
We offer at Reduced Prices our Large Stock OF
CARPETING of all kinds.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS. of all widths and quail
tiles. -
MATING, Table and Piano COVERS.
CURTAIN AND FURNITURE MATERIALS.
Of all kinds and qualities. etc.
Also, BURLAPS by thebale or piece.
apps apsuWesa 4. BROUsSEAu 4 SON.
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ap2otd
Notice.

MAYoRALrY OF New ORLEANS. /
City Hall, April 20. 1877.
Subscriptions will be received p his Office
to the Capital Stock Of the New Orleans Water
Works Company Incorporated under Act NO. ss
of the Legislature Of Louisiana. approved s1s
March, 1877.
The old Water Works Bonds Of the city OF New
Orleans will be received AT PAR, and must be
surrendered at the time Of subscribing.
aroo not ED. PILSBUeY Mayor.
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TAX NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR. !
Fifth District, Algisrs /
April 10. 1877 }
All persons within the limits OF the Fifth Dis
trict owing license and capital tax are hereby
notified that the office for the collection OF said
taxss is now open at the corner OF seguin anu
Patterson streets. Algisrs.
NJ J. BARRETT,
on1otf State Tax Collector.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

OFFICE STATE TAX CoLLE6ToR.)
Third District Parish Of Orleans, I
April 7. 1877.
All 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 10 now opened at No. II Esplanade street.
s. II. PROCTOR.
anstm State Tax Collector.
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rpECIAL NDTlCE.

OFFICE STATE TAX COLLECTOR
seeo,d District. No. 10 Royal street, Mer- I
chants Exchange, up stairs. March %, TIL,
All persons within the limits of the Second
harsby notified that the office for the collection
~ o"'' ''1N r. L. BOUNY,
rnhoatf State Tax Collector.
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DEPARTMENT OF Police.
Administrators Office. I
New Orleans, April %. 1877. J
xxyAs YROT1GHT TO THE THIRD DIS
w frict Pound. corner Of Morales and Marigny
strests, on THURSDAY morning, April y. 1877;
~ ciaimed and all expenses thereon paid. will
be- be- sold at public auction the 18th instant, at
"a m at said Pound.
1A Nv ~ order OF the Administrator.
~ THOS. BLANCHARD.
aaoo,J Secretary,
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

OFFICE STATE Tax CoLIEoToB }
Fourth District PAL Josephine street. {
New Orleans. April Il, 1877. ,
AL, property owners OF the Fourth District
arc notified that am now prepared to receive
REAL ESTATE TAXES.
ap1,tf Il. G. BOND, Collector.
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MUNICIPAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice..
tt

OyFutE BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS.
c;tv 81 New Orleans Sixth Division. I
No. SO Burgundy street. April 2s. 1877
THE PAY ROLL of Teachers. Porters and
portresgss and Rents Of the Public Schools for
the month OF January. 1877. will be paid ON
TUESDAY, May j, at o'clock .. m, at the Office
Of the Administrator Of Finance. City Hall.
JOHN J. OBRIEN,
arooat Secretary.
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New ORLEANS. April a. 1877.
Hon. Louis Bush Speaker House Of Represen-
tatiyes:
Dear Sir-In compliance with article IL, sec
tion TO- of the acts Of 1879, relative to the duties
OF Sergeant at Arms, I beg leave to submit the
following detailed statement Of the expenditures
made by me during the regular and extra ses-
sions of 1877, accom- panied by vouchers:
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SENATE CHAMBER, I
s ute Of louisiana
New Orleans. April 2s, 1877. J
To the Honorable Speaker and Members OF the
House OF Representatives:
Genfemen-I have the honor to inform your
honorable body that the $ mate has CONQUERED tn
House bill No. 1871 An act to exempt landed
property in tho parish of Orleans from the
drainage tax"
Respectfully.
Feerstary Of the Senate.
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EXTRA SESSION or 1871.
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Forty SEVENTH Days Proceedings.

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