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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-01-17
ANNU Al
STATEMENT.
JANUARY LIST, 1877.

THE undersigned President and Secretary
and a majority OF he Board OF Directors
Of the Indianapolis Railway Supply Company,
a corporation exiting under the laws OF the
state of Indiana, do hereby state and certify
that the capital stock OF said corporation is
eighteen thousand dollar; that an assessment
Of twelve hundred and fifty-six dollars has
been made and cancel, d that said capital
stock Is paid in full with said assessment, and
that the debts of said poration, at this date,
do not aggregate five thousand do lars.
F. Is. BARTRAM, Priest.
N. T. JAMES Sec,y.
Subscribed and s. orn 20 before me this 10Th
day Of January, A. d. 1877.
IL 81 MOSES q McI.AIS,
Notary Pubic.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
honey AND TUE MARKETS.

OFFIC OF HE INDIASAPOLrS SENTINEL,
TUESDAY EVENING. Jan. 10. 1871. {
The condition OF abe local money market is
essentially unchanged, a compared with the
week ending Tuesdey, eth inst Money is in
suffici snt supply TO enable the banks to meet
with promptness the wants OF legitimate bust
ness, and while their policy is severely con-
sentative, there Is no difficulty in placing
strictly giit-edged paper az 10 tOI3 per cent
Eastern exchange is in good supply, and coun-
ter sales ara made at lilo premium,
ISDLASAPoIIs CLEARING HOUSE.
Clearings. Balances.
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Clearings. Balances.
FOR 80 weeks ending Dec SO-sn 5000 slOs5l 200

The New York Daily Bulletin of Monday
says:
Gold opened at IO6{ aud closed at 1885,. and
these were The extreme rates; all the sales
after the first hour were at zsnlO68s. Ga gold
loans renewals were at So per cent; from this
the rate Tor car ying advanced TO lis until
Monday, closing at gold. The United States
assistant tr, asurer to-day paid out S24lO 600
gold Tor interest and sf72,0UO for redeeInec
bonds. Ia London, consols declined
TO ~ b-I6 and United States bonds
were strong, and, where changed,
higher. Daring the week the imports at New
York were %, SS5 81 OF which Sl,663lf5 were
dry goods, and the roma nder general mer-
chandtse- he exports of domestic products
were 1851 80. Tue specie exports were $751;
10. The imports Of specie were Slli,leS. The
United States assistant TREASURER paid out ia
coin duriog the WEEK, &DYeces The customs
receipts amounted 10 q, oSi 900
IMPORTS or SPECIE.
Following is a detailed statement OF the inn
ports Of specie into this port during the week
ending January %:
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The demand for live hogs has been light
Some sales OF Ohio were made at 65<96Isc per
pound closing at 63z9Slzc The consgnInents
have been chiefly TO slaughterers, with linn
tied offerings Of live hogs on sale.
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The weather during the last se'nnight has
been mostly mild and rainy, though n change
70 a colder atmosphere had now been expert
enced. Complain are becoming more gen.
eral Of the rapid growth OF weeds and the de-
velopInent CT noxious insects. The wheat
fields have a luxurious appearance. and the
plant Is sufficiently forward 20 endure a
colder temperature, or even frost, change
TO which Is now so impatiently awaited.
The provincial corn markets have offered but
little subject for remak, as state Of quietude
had ruled for several articles. At Paris, owing
TO the holidays, the market was tbinly at
tended, and the supply OF wheat was less
ample. though TX on a fair scale. Faiues
were impelled upwards through the rise IN
fiour and the advance In wheat prices az
Lille, but miliers we're not ready buy ers, al
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PoULrRY.-The market for live CONTINUES
dull, as a rule, but prices somewhat firIner,
owing TO q good weeks trade. Dressed in good
supply, the demand not very active, and
prices easy on most styles. We quote fol-
lows: Dressed turkeys, state and western,
i2(9l3c; do, fair TO good l0@llc; dressed spring
chickens, choice, per 10, l29l3c. Fowls-JeI-
sey prime, per 10, 129l3c; fair to good l09l2c;
10 state and -vesterrs riTre l09i2: do do, fair
70 q cd 81 los. Ducks-State and western
prime i2@ 90; do, fair TO good, l09llc;
40 Jersey 14,.,.5c. tseese-Pnmc 80 cnOicc 40
I3c; fair to good sdlOc. Live Poultry-sprng
chickens, per Id, western l0@llc; Jersey loo
l2c- Fowls-State and Jersey, per 10, lSdl4c;
do western l29lSc; ROSTERS, old, per ID, 7@sc
turkeys, stale and Jersey, per 10 l39lsci do
western, per III, l2@l3c; ducks, state ana Ger
<ey. per pair, 65d90c; ducks, western, per pair,
Jod65c; geese, state and Jersey, per pair, 81 80
92OO; do western, per pair, 81 25@l 80.
There is only a moderate business transacted
In grain. Transportation facilities are such as
TO embsrrass trade. Prices of corn, however.
remain steady. Wheat is firm and the mar
ket is active. Oats continue dull With re-
gard TO the foreign grain markets the London
Evening List reports follows:
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MOVEMENT or HOGS.
The receip<s Of live stock at New York for
the last four weeks have been as follows:
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MILWAUKEE, Jan. Electromagnetic.
Wheat-Opened higher and closed hrm;
Mol Milwaukee spring 81 50: No do
No 3do SIC.
Corn-No 2 &c.
Oats-shade firmer; No 2 S4szc.
Rye-No 4 TIC.
Barley Easier; No 2nominally ss5zc; Feb
ruary Sic; NO 3S1lc.
Provisions-Entfrely nominal. Pork 81 50.
ask "a.
Receipts-wheat 5000 bu; corn is-uoo bu.
al. p441eulS- ~ A~s-t assss ~. soiA4 -.ssS w.
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Get your kid gloves at Kreeger's.
FATHER TURGIs.

At O'Clock a. m. on Wednesday next solemn
Requiem Mass will b. celebrated at the Church
of st. Augustin, corner Of Hospit and st. Claude
streets, In honor Of the hero-priest Rev. Father
Turgis. The members Of the army of Tennessee.
and particularly the Orleans Guards and Thirt eth
Louteiana, are invited to attend. Few members
are there of Gibson's valiant Louisiana brigade
who do not remember the sweet tempered eim-
pie minded, pure. brave aud unbonndedly chart
table priest. MANY were the sufferings that he
assuaged and the wounds that he healed. On the
march, mounted on his stumbling little pony
that every soldier knew; on the bivonsc wrapt in
his blanket like every other soldier. he was ever
ready to do good with high example, no Y pre-
cspt and words OF charity. Nor was he appalled,
by the shtieking shell or whizzing bullet. When
the Thirtieth Louisiana marcheh on TO the
charge through the stormy ruah of deadly pro-
iectiles, ball, shrspne, shell aud IN il shot (and
the Thirtietb never fal,ered) Father Tufgi-
was with them. high private In the front rank.
No weapon did he carry through the tumult OF
war, but he watched with the healing smile of
peace where the angry mssiles did their murder
OTIS work, and regardless OF danger flew to the
assistance of the wounded and dying soothing
the one with delicate hand aud comforting aaeur-
ance, and speeding TO Heaven the souls Of the
Others by the power OF his sacred ministry and
simply eloquent PRAYER.
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CUSTOM-HOUSE NOTES.
.GABnshNG GAS -- WHAT COLLECTOR
KING EXPECTS.
Crooked Tobacco, COtt0n and Mexican
bond Cases to be Brought Up.

They were on tho rugged edge us usual yes
tsrdHy. tho "ns" and outs" of the Custom
House. and the gathering Of those on the anx
ious seat WIS as great as that a month ago. bu
none of them seemed to gather any
GRAINS or COMFORT
from the information they received. VOLS die
not use the wires much during the day
he having. no doubt, decided to economic
until Anderson arrives Mt tho Capitol
when. according to rumor, both of then
will mako raid on the President and Sec
rotary of the Trensury. and bnldoze them into
using their influence to secure the nfirmatior
of Judge King, and that failing they will make
break upon the Same officials in tho interest
commission soon, and Is Of the opinion that II
will DO sent him That. he says, must come
after his confirmation, and up to tho close OF
business hours last night he had received no
Information OF either nomination or confrmh-
The United States District Attorney Is nd
he occupies IN the person of John Ray. ESD.
but is not fretting himself much over the fact,
nor does he think that he will lose his official
For some time past no has been engaged in
ali examination of the documents In
COOLIES or CROOKED CASES.
including crooked withdrawal of tobncco from
bonded warehouses;. crooked Mexican bond
vaaes crooked cotton cnsas. including some nf
The first two named, which date back to 1s6s.
and which will prove highly interesting. Tho
District Attorney says that some Of these cases
Involve number Of persons who have formerly
held high official positions. and that ono and al
are to be treated alike. in which event he may
probably have occhsion to dig into some of the
denartments ut Washington.
He IL Informed that overtures have been
made in Washing on to compromise with the
government the
CELEBRATED BELLoCQ- NoBLoM COTTON CASE.
though he ia not officially advised that q com
premise has been effected.
Judge Billings, he says. is expected to arrive
dt6-day, aud will open the November term Of the
United States Circuit Court 10 morrow Should
there he time he will request the Judge to hold
q special term Of tho United States District
Court In order hat the docket may be closed IA
far as possible fore the regular term b. gins.
Lewis telegrapha that he will remain in
WnshinRto on q few DAYS.
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nISSOLUTI .N.-THE
- her totnr, existing
signed, under the firm o.
Hyams, is this day dissol
S Mt Mr.. Thos. Janney re
ner will sign the name of
ton.
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DANZIGERS',
IT'S and 23O Royal street, cor. ~. Philip.
ASTONISHING INDUCEMENTS
THIS WEEK AT
DA n ZIG RS
NEW STORE,
49, .........,...C Canal street. ............. l57
NEW STOR f..
Between Bourbon and Dauphine.

49, .,........... Canal street. ,...........,l5.
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DOR RENT-THE DESIRABLE r O-sTORY
T. frame dwelling with a tics. with all tho
modern improvement s. halls dining room,
archcd parl RS, etc on Coli street, No. PA,
between Fourth and Washington streets. For
Credit Foncier ASS ,ciaton, No. 46 Decatur
street, between Customhouse and Bienyille.
Oc2S 1W
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BOARDING.

SELECT PRIVATE BOARDING. COMFORT
y ably furnished front rooms can be obtained.
with or without board by the day week or
month. by applying at the elegant private rest
dence No. 14s Carondelet street. Pa ties In
opportunity. fine bath room also attached to
the house. References exchanged. ie2s Il
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ENOR RENT-ELEGANTLY F U RMS ID
Il rooms, singh or in suites, with board. at No
63 Bourbon street, near Cinal. Oc27 Inf
nor Rem t-THREE COMFORTABLE BED
l. rooms in @ strictly private family. ParlOr
and private table given, If preferred. No chill
dren in the house or other boarders. Location
pleasant and convenient. Address D.. Demo
crat office. Oc11 If
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" will continue the businf
ney d. Hvams under the FIR
Hyams & Co. Re
G.
A.
New Orleans 0ef n 1877
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MILITARY NOTICES.

Headquarters First Regiment Louisiana
Field Artillery Battery q, attention.-The off,
GERS and members of this battery are hereby
on MONDAY November s. ut "a D. ~ sharp,
~ matters Of importance will be brought be-
fore the meeting. BY order of:
l.. CABoCHE. T. A. GUIBET
Orderly Sergeant. Captain.
nO4 2t*
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-A RAISED COTTAGE. NO. IL
4 Roman street. batween Canal and Custom
house, containing three rooms and q Kitchen
with front. dc and large back yard, with els
torn and wood shed. Rent s15 to good tenant.
Apply 70 j. Z. WILSON. l3o Constance street, or
found. nO4 IT,
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THO UNCOMFORTABLE FURNISHED
L rooms. single or on suite, at the corner Of
Race and Magazine streets: entrance on Race.
References required NOD 1T
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DIR. y. W. Bricken has returned to tho
spccIaI Notlcc 70 ned River sbIpn :. .na

Passengers 49, The steamer BART ABLE NOT
having completed her repairs, owing to bud
weather, will defer her departure until SAT-
uRDAY, November 10. when she will positively
leave Tor Grand Ecore. Alexandria and oil way
la0dlngs. Il. olANOTT. Master.
mo- IL
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'INO RENT-COTTAGE So, AND ADJOINING
i garden. cheap. Apply at promises, corner
Of Canal and Gavez, or 81 Carondelet street. up
Stairs. nO4 1t*
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nor RENT-THE STORE NO. At CAMP
4 street. now occupied by Pike, Brother g.
floors. for rent. Apply at office No. g. in the
bu ding. up stairs. nos ST.
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ENOR RENT-THAT DESIRABLE OFFICE
merry occupied by Mes-rs. Aikens & Watt, with
sffce furniture. vault and gas fixtures complete.
Apply to A. LEVI, No. "a Perdido street.
Oc7 I'm
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EOUND = A BLACK NEWFOUNDLAND
II BITCH, which fhs owner can have tsv nrov-
ing property and paying all expenses, Apply
at AZ First street. MOI sls
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JERSEY AND AL0ERWEY
MILK. MILK. MILK

Pure and fresh, from the couaNy, to be had
Corner Csronaelet and Grammar street
and Branch, No, 90 CaasI street., neal
tho Custom HOus-. North Side.
The only place In the city where this cels-
bratel milk can be proenged.
Pure, rich and SWEET Jersey and AldarpeY
Milk and Ruttermilk, at S cents per glass re-
caived daily on ice. via Jackson Railroad. from
the famous ArcoIa Daily Farm Said stuck a
from the well knows Fowter's impOrtations 81
Jersey and Aiderrey cattle.
Also kept on had. Meal, Soda yichy, Min,
SOS 1y5thp
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DANZIGERS'
Closing Out Regardless Of Cost !
100000
WORTH OF CHOICE
DRY GOODS.
n
In store Nos. z2S ana 23O Royal street,
corner of st. Philip,
MUST BE LIoUrDApED IN THIRTY DAY,

This is no humbug a. we are determined to
sell this stock out during the next thirty days,
and we Invite sur many friends. customers and
the trade generally. TO take advantage Of this
opportunity
Every article In tho establishment has been
reduced to such low figures rs to insure an i'm
mediate sale. 80 we advise our friends to call
there ut once and examine the goods and the
reduced prices Bargains In
CALlCOEs. COTTONs. SHEETTNGs, DRESS
GOODS. BLANKETS. FLANNELs.
and every article in the house. Ladies' consult
your interests and call ut once. You will save
money by 1t.
We also Gull the attention Of dry goods dealers
In tho city and country to this opportunity to
replenish their stocks mt advantageous prices
We also take occasion to offer for RENT this
good and responsible merchant. at u low figure.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.
ARGE AND HANDSOMELY FURNISHED

I ,ARGE AND HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
residences OF the CITY, Convenient to canal
street and business localities.
Unexceptionable references exchanged.
Rooms with private table, if desired. Famf-
lies seeking a desirable location. can address
Box 3o10. or inquire at the Office Of the Demo-
crat. sell
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WENGER's GARDEN.
Nos IN and Ii bourbon street,
III. WINNER, PROPRIETOR.

Has been newly frescoed, and Is now the, FIN
EST Fl = IL in the South, The artistic i'm proves
ment of the hall WIS opened to public iaspec-
large number Of European and Americas
papers alWa on file :
Three rooms for ladies and families, with sep.
arate entrance.
The largest Orchestrion in tho world playa
from II O'Clock q. m. to 10 M
Phil Best's MILWAUKEE L CIR BEER at
Five Cents glass. oc1T 8rn
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Or. J. w. Harmon will deliver lecs ure
In he basement Of the Carondelet Street Meth
gd1st Chnrch on the necessity OF Sunday law
for the State OF Louisiana on Tuesday night.
tiGipated. noa n
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Get your kid gloves at Kreeger's.
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
DR.. Sydney DAVIDSON arrived in the city yes.
terday.
Get your kid gloves mt Kreeger's.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


u. BASSE,TTI.
Ex Italian ship Maria Celeste, from Mar
settles;
30 casks WINE, ,Bergasse.
% boxes ORANGE FLOWER WATER. VHaraldi.
Eek American ship wyoming, from Bor-
deaux:
$50 boxes SARDINEa tauarter boxes,. Ctillet.
% boxes sARDINES thaIf boxes).
Eek ship Alamo, from Bremen:
so crates tia4 bottles each) EMPTY BOTTLES.
10 Arrive shortly by the ship Julia
Ernestine, from Bordeaux:
100 casks CIARET, st. Loubes.
10 casks CLARET. Superior Chateau st..
10 eiahths C0GNAC 1873. Comandon e. Co.
IS ca Ts,, Wire VINE, sautornss, p. & e.
Is cases tHj,) cLAEET. st. Emilion ?. q E.
% cases OfARET; Margeax. P. Il =. Egdele
so barrels WHITE WINE VINEGAR. Cessat
100 cases BRANDY FRUITS. assorted. Blan-
90 cases viCHY WATER, CeIestins.
10 cases 100 half boxes) GREEN PEAS, extra,
fine. J. Cauhnt.
80 cases Zoo half boyes) GREEN PEAS. nne J.
Caubnt.
so cases 100 hall Boxes GREEN PEAS. J.
Caubut.
25 eases az quart bottlcs) PURE OLIVE OIL
j. Caubat.
81 eases (i2 three quarter bottlesl PURE OLIVE
OIL. J. CnubHt.
80 cases ABAI NTH, Il. Pernod.
10 cases KIlSCH, Il. Pcruod.
For sale by
u. BAssETTI.
no4 It land "a Peters st., near Poydras.
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ENOR RENT. WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD
l. handsome. well furnished apartments in
that most eligibly situated residence, No. %
Rampant street. between Canal and Common
streets, OCT I'm
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T OsT, MIsLAIO OR STOLEN. ON OR
II about the sixteenth Of Ofobtr, 1877,
NOTE, dated Jannarv !. 1877, drawn up by John
Erne in favor of j; Helm, for the sum Of sl65.
/ therefore caution the public to have no trans
action for this note. j. Helm,
nn3 3t#
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DOR RENT-THE TWO VERY DESIRABLE
l. Two-story Residences, wi gas fixtures
complete, corner Philip and Magazine streets,
Fourth District Apply to A. LEVI, No. "a Per-
dido street. Oc71m
ENOR RENT-A FEW FINELY FURNISHED
L ro ms near Canal street. Apply at the
Democrat off Q. oc2 Il
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N0tice-Neither The owne RS, the captaIn
nor the undersigned agents OF the British
steamship WICKLIFFE will be responsible for
steamer.
EDMD. J. FORsTALLs SONS. Agents.
no4 3t No. 30 CarOndclet street
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CONSCIENCE NOTICES.

NOfice-Neithcr he owners. the On plain
nor the undersigned agents of the British
steamship BEN LOMOND. Capt. Brock, will be
responsible for any debts contracted by the
crew OF said steamer,
EDMD. J. FORSTALL'S SONS. Agents.
nO4 3t No. 10 GaroUJeIet street.
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FOR SALE.

NOR sALE-A COOPER's DRsY. APPLY TO
II p. Magee. 90 Lafayette street. no4 1t*
ENOR SALE OR RENT-THAT WELL KNOWN
II sugar plantation, &c leste," situated In the
parish of fbcrville. Apply to e. J. SOM r, No
30 Front street. upstairs. ocl6 i'm Tu Tn SUI
ENOR SALE AN ELEGANT AND COM
l. plete set OF furniture. desks and fixtures,
suitable for a banking or counting house. Ap-
ply to HIBERNIA Ma rIONAL BANK oc3 tt
ENOR sALE-AN UPRIGHT PIANO, NEARLY
Il new; will be sold cheap. Apply at 224 Eighth
street. SET II
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pany, NO. l24 tanhl street.-New Orleans, No.
vembei 2, H7,-Until further notice. trains &c
and from tho Lake will run ~ follows;
fh.,T nIn
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SPECIAL LEGISLATIVE CHARTER.

OF EOIAL LEuIbIAIlVE CHANTEH,
This Savings Bank will receive on deposit anC
pay interest at the rate of per cent per annun
on such small sums Of money as may from time
to time be offered therefor by mechanics, clerks
from robbery. accident or fraud, and also afford
Ing means Of profit on savings by the semi.
annual interest paid.
By special provision Of law. married women
and minors can deposit money In their own
name. and It can be drawn by themselves only
Such deposits cannot be controlled by hus.
bands, parents or tutors.
Apply for Charter and By Laws.
J. L. GUBERNATOR. President
M. BENNER. Cashier
J.L. GUBERNAT0R, i. ": HUNTIN GToN
e. p. CHAMPLIN M BENNER.
LOUIS GRUNEWALD.
my26 Ivan
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T .OsT-oN The FIRST DAY OF NovEM-
~ Der, 1877 2 package Of bank bill of THE
Bank of louisiana" The finder will please
leave the anne at this office. nos ct
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N"IHe-NtW VTIpMHE CFfHft FOHCfcr AS
sociation-Oflce 46 Decatur street. New Orleans
October II, 1877. Subscribers to the capital stock
Of this association are hereby notified that tho
first monthly instnllment Of Ten per cent shall
be due. payable ut the Office Of the association
on the 2bl b of October. 1877
By order of the Board of Directors.
OCi2 I'm q. IL NORMAN Sacrntary
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LOST-TOUND.

T ,OST-TWO NOTES MADE BY T. B. ROW.
IL ley to his own order, and by him indoEsed
each for 1919 80, wi s per cen interest from ma
turity dated 10 b of October and Februa y, 1874.
payable respectively six and twelve months
after date.
One nota made by Etienne Perez to the order
a. q indo sed by NJ Barn t for 800 dated Goth
Of August. 1877, payab e ninety days al er date,
One note ma e by NJ Barnet TO the ord. r and
indorsed by N. Barnett, for 500, dated 26th Of
October, 1877 .payab ninety days after date.
any of said notes, the payment of which has
beer stopped. BY returning them TO No. IS Ex-
change alley suitable reward will be paid.
no2 IT.
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once Of the Louisiana OIL Company. No.

once OF the LOutstana OIL Company. No.
81 Union street.-The stockholders Of this com
with the provisions of it's charter, an election
for seven Directors to serve during the ensu-
ing year. " i DO held mt the office of the com
tho hours of 10 u. IN. and p. M
j. A. DEBLANC, President.
A. G. LANDRY. Secretary. oc2l I'd
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ance Company, No. 81 Carondclet street-New
Orleans. October r. 1S77-From and after date
this company will issue policies on marine
risks payable In cass of loss, in London and
Liverpool. THOMAS f. WALKER.
Oc2H m Ssprstary
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED-BY AN ACTIVE AND EXPE-
W rienced young man, farm with stock
and implements to work on shares, or will take
charge OF 1t for stated salary Best Of refer
ence furnished. Address FARMER. Democrat
office. SEQ tt