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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-01-12


NOTICE -lOMMI SSIONER'S OFFICE,
IN STAUNyoN, "a Jan. 9Th, 1877.
Abraham Beery's widow &c. VS.. A. B. Trick
&C., peadinA in Chancery in The Circuit Court
of Augusta.
All pelsons parties to this suit or in anywise
interested therein, are hereby notified that, in
pursuance OF Il decree rendered in said cause by
said Court on the 10th day of November, 1876,
| shall on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY THE 21sT, 1877,
at my Office in Stanton, proceed to take, state
and settle SO much OF the decree in this cause
Of November 23d, 1861, as directs au account
of the amoants paid by said Andrew B. Trick
to the heirs at law of said Abrahem Berry,
dec d, on account of the pay ment or instalment
of purchase money, which fell due in May
1862, together with any matters deemed perth
nent ny Commissioners. or required by any
party in int est to be stated. At which time
and place you are required to attend.
J. W. GREEN SMITH,
Elder & Nelson, p.q. Com'r.
ian12 IT.
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TuENEw ORLEANS MINsTRELs AGAIN
-Opr citizens will be glad TO know that
Haverleys Ministries gho. made such a good
immersion here, will exhibit again at
Town Hall next Monday night. The eom-
,anv is one Of the best ever here, and the
house we are certain will be crowded, MI.
George A. Kice of staunton has become one
of the advance agents Of the troupe.
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We will offer at public sale, on the premises,

1NUBLIC SALE.
We will offer at publ sale, on the premises
on
SATURDAY, 10TH OF FEBRUARY, 1877,
a norton of .lat ~welI-known A. NJ. WengeI
farm, now the Hermitage Postrofice, contain
ing sig acres.
The improvements consist Of q good, com
Portable Brick House. e%xcsilent Spring, fine
Orchard of selected fruit-and the whole ip
Tzgus or sALn:-t0ne,third cash, balance in
two equal annual payments, with interest lronrnn
@"s AERAHAA KINpIG,
FETGR WINE,
;an12tds Administrators.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-01-12

JAMES GORDON BENNETT, of the n
Y Herald" W! O has had Il wedding day
appointed for three or four girls, tried the
same game with Miss May last week and
though she got d trousseau worth $40, 900
he didn't make his appearance. Her BROTH
er cowhided him and Bennett then fought
a duel with him in Delaware. Nobody
hunt.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-01-12

Martin Farquhar Upper is the lecturer
before the Y. M. G. A. of Richmond, on
the 22l inst. He will read from MS own
writings, as long as the audience can stand
i
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FEED II B1RDs.-They can't get any
thing from the ground in this weather,
and its very little trouble after each meal
to throw the crumbs out Of she window
ana IL you are real good you'll make.
crumbs for them.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-01-12

Commodore Vanderbilt is dead, leaving
$4,000, 900. He left his young and hand
some widow $500 900 as by contract, and
$3.50, 900 more for having been a good and
beloved wife" He kept thry e clergymen.
one Methodist and two Baptist, to one OF
whom-tlle Methodist, Rev. Dr.. Deems
he left $25, 900. and to the others nothing.
The old man gave 5000 600 during his life
to the Vanderbilt University at Nashville.
He commenced life as a boatman, and
pnded it as q lover of fast horses and re-
vival tunes, which last his wife sung often
for him at his request.
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THE WEEKS EVENTS.

In the past week the Democrats of In
diana and Ohio have resolved that attempt
ed usurpation by ar unfair count, must be
resisted, and the Ohio people add "by a
resort to arms if necessary In Richmond
a large meeting, the other night, resolved
that both Houses ought to count the vote.
The committee of the q. S. House of
Representatives have agreed to report that
the two Houses, not the President CT the
Senate alone, are the judges Of the vote.
In Louisiana the Democrats have 'ris-
en-" again, and got Packard's new legisla~
ture cooped up in the state house. GRANT
has given assurance that he won't Interfere
as long as there is no violence. The New
Orleans Democrats mustered 5000 infantry
and cavalry, and the city is completely in
their possession.
All the reading of the week looks toS
wards TILDEN's peaceful Inauguration on
the 5th Of March.
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WHETHER the South wants another war
or not, it is very clear that the Washing
ton conspirators do.
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HON. A. Fl. Fl. STUART said, in the
House the other day, that the Royal Land
Company has ''already invested some $50,
coo in lands in Rockingham and Augusta
Where /?
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-01-12

E. G. Rex, for many years the steward
of Roanoke College, is dead.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-01-12

public examination of School No. II last
week the preparatory class composed OF
children between six an nine) being
asked, eff IS polls are rejected in 4 par
ishes, how many polls will be rejected IN
parishes 7" the answer 1872 polls" was cor
rectly given in less than twenty seconds
by a smart little fellow Of seven summers.
A visitor insisted that the proper answer
was 314, but the little fellow replied /:
so, no; if twas more'n 81 they'd throw
out 50. wouldn't deY Governor Tellogg!"
The gravity with which the urchln apcc
pealed to His Excellency caused a roar Of
laughter, and The Governor replied gooa
humoredly. You bet they would, u
Inc expressed his intention of sending the
child through Yale at the expense OF the
Contingent Fund. Your sou will be a
a member Of the Returning Board yet,
madam" he said to he pleased and zap
py mother, who was moved TO tears by his
condescension.
could multiply anecdotes Of this great
and good man, but [ must close. The
other evening Il friend said TO him:
"Pit, [ wonder tnay you don't run for
President. Why don't you !"
Because" nd the Statesman, modest
ly, 81 would rather count in the President
than be the President"
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-01-12

COMMISSIONERS OFF CE,
" STAUNroN, Va, January 10TH 1877.
Eutchens & ais.
Against
Hutchens.
All parties interested in this cause, take no
tice That ! will proceed to take, state ard
settle, at my Office in Staunton. on
SATURDAY, THE Sd DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1871
the accounts required by the decree of Novems
Der 81, 1876. And all par les having claims
against the estate Of Drucilla Hutchens, decd,
are required 20 present and prove them before
me on or before the said Sd day of February.
JOHN NJ KINNEY,
iapI2 At Comm'r
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z.9she N5ktnbttatpr+
FRIDAY MORNING, JAN. -, 1877.
local.,

THE 7. N. G. a. MEETINGS.
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In 1876, Senator Wayt, of Iowa, in a
speech in the Senate, said 1T seems to ne
that the argument against entrusting the
question to h N 1.-THE vice-President) is all
conclusire." Last week, in the same place
he said, ssthe two Houses Of Congress are
to be present as WitnesSes-not as actors"
This is a sample of the weathercock lead
ers of the Republican party.
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New Aeaves tEseEsent.s
[For other.New Advertisements see Sd page]
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In q poll Of q y ~ votes the Dem NJ : ii;
candidate received q ? OF 1864
gateS. How many yoteS EHfl5t the EattRrn-
Ing Beard throw out to elect the Kepdhli-
can candidate by 5779s majority? Answer
1910 votes
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PISCOPA N OTHER
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SKETCHES or THE
REMARKs-EFFECT OF THE THERMO-
letter..
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If 2 carpet-baggers steal Sic, 54T 80 in II
months. how many carpet baggets Rin be
required to steal S27 ,077 40 in 6 months
AIeuer-six carpet baggers.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-01-12

If 1890 ballots are rejected Oh 2iS tithg-
gratled affdavits, how many atlldaFlts
will be required to overcome a majority OF
So successful is this system that at a
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-04-29
DIR. MULLEN.

A REGULARLY EDUCATED PHYSICIAN,
Continues to give his ENTIRE ATTENTION
to the treatment OF venereal and private
diseases. Re ent cases cured In short time,
Long standing constitutional ailments are
treated with unparal leled success. Spermator
rhua Seminal Weakness or Nervous Debility
and Impotency. as the result Of evil habits In
youth or exec .ses. which produce some of tho
biity, despondency. dizziness nervousness,
dimness of sight. cough constipation confusion
OF ideas, and uniting the victim for business
who confines himself exclusively to the treat
ment Of certain class Of diseases must possess
great skill In that specially. A medical pam:
Consultations free. Cures guaranteed Hours:
o a. m. to Z y. m. Sundays from II u m to D.
m. Office No. o5 Exchange Alley. between Bien-
Vile and Cont streets. np22 am
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-04-29
PRINCIPAL STORE:
Camp street, Near Common,
felt 3m %
IRON COTTON TIES.
IMPORTANT SPECIAL NOTICE.

In view of the constantly increasing popu-
larity and demand for the CELEBRATED
ARROW TIE. the universally recognized favor
ite Tie OF Planters. Cotton Press men and Ship
pers OF Cotton generally, the American Cotton
Tie Company. Limited, sole proprietors and
manufacturers Ct said Tie. commanding une-
aualled facilities have, in addition to their large
STOCK NV on hand. contracted for increased
quantities, sufficient to meet the largest demand
for Cotton Ties to cover the entire crop of the
coming season and now through their agents
generally. offer the popular and irrepressble
AR tOW TIE at 81 SO per bundle, less 2h per
cent discount for cash in bundles comple'e
being less than the market value of . ain hoop
iron and it icing the purpose of the Company
to merit the continued patronage Of the plant
ing immunity and to defy all competi ion that
NAV arise their ayents are instructed to con-
tract with dealers. factors and country mer-
chants, at the above named price and terms. for
future delivery up to the 1st of August in guam
titles as may be required from time to time set
Elements being mad on deiivsry.
r. w. RAYNE & CO., General Agents.
New Orleans, La, April 25 1877. ap17 I'm
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-04-29
New Orleans April 2G, tSTT ap9Gt
Not,ce of Elsc,ton--The m.bsrni. m
t,p2ottl

For the Lake - ONCE Of New Orleans
City Railroad Company, No. 12l Canal street
New Orlenns, April /, 1877 From this date trains
for the Luke will lenve the city mt and o'clock
II. M. and every hour thereafter until o'clock
y m, The lust train will leave ths Lake End ut
o'clock y. III. q. 9. LEWIS. Secretary.
ami If
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-04-29

Statesmen who are Withholding moral
support from President Hayes on the
ground that his policy In regard to the
South may ultimately fail, would do
well to remember that the policy OF
fussy Federal interference has already
failed
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-04-29
a GALL ON HAYS.
A W0IsaM WHO hns shaken HanMs Win
Every vrcsident from washington
Down.
IN. Y. sun,

Down.
IN. Y. SUM-
WASHINGTON, April "a. Among the
callers at tho White House this morn
Ing was Mrs. Sarah Davis, who has
shaken hands with every President
from Washington down. She is ninety
years of age, and lives near the Navy
Yard In this city. She was accompa'
MED by DR.. Isaac Cole, OF Maryland, J,
and sent up her card to President
Hayes, hoshortly afterward came into
tho East Room and received her. She
told tho President that when o little
girl she saw Washington lay the corner
stone of the Capitol. The President ex.
pressed himself gratitied at meeting
her, and hoped she would live to shake
hands with other Presidents to come.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-04-29

New spring siks. grenadines. organdies. linen
suits and dus eis, are among the many attrao.
tions now being ffsred by NJ. l.. Byine u Co.,
No. 1893 Canal street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-04-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Netice-All sarm,,sra of .

Notice--AIl Members of the Njght-
workers A sociation are. requested to assemble
at their ot ha y esn Of asd laurel
ap2p ltt IT, = OWEN FITZPATRICK.
Louisiana nepartment Life Associa-
ton Of A,mseriea. ,s, No; 1se arayier street. New
orleans-Ihe annual election for President.
Vice President, and thirtasn Directors ofthis de-
purtment will be held n5thIs Office on MONDAY.
May II. 1877, between tho hours Of II n. m. and
ap2o aaw I'd s. FLOWER. Secretary.
No,icc-~Thn public IL hereby cautioned
against the negotiation Of u certain promssory
note dated New Orleans. October a. 1875.
drawn by Peter Martin, to tho ordor OF himself,
for the sum Of $500. payab one year uf or date
and by him indorsed and parnphed no varietur
to identify II wi an art Of mortgage Of tho Same
date, passed bcfore, Notary Public John l.. In
can apply to I. 7. CARROLL Attorney. 90 nnr-
ondent street. APPS 4t+
New orleans, April II, Is77-The un-
dersigned hereby gives netioe that he will not
'apa "pas 81 st# '' '''s9 JOIN otinFRsANAz.
house @ of THOMAS II. Handy & 90. 600 this biz
CITY, have this day been appointed solo agents
Ala Alaba%a % dmanss aHhEF Nis,ysiopl New YORK "''
apa7 st Solo Agent for the q. y. and Canndas.
ONCE Crescent city OH Company, M.
2a Union street.-The first Annual Election for
Nine Directors Of this Company, to serve dur
iug the ensuing year, will be held ut this office
on MONDAY. May Z. 1877, betv een the hours Of
II H. IN. and u. m. j. III. DuaaAN
Secretary md Treasurer.
New Orlsnna April 2G. 1877. ap2GtmyT
N0tIce of Elscst0n-~The M.bsrnia IN
surance Company Of New Oreans--C Conform
ably to the charter. the election of Directors To
serve during the ensuing twelve nonths will
fnka place AT the of1lee ot the COMPANY, No "
Cnmp street ON MONDAY. the 7th Of May, be-
tween the hours Of II q. m. md D. m.
ap2b 10 +. II, BRAGG, Secretary.
0fries of tho Crescent city Live stock
Landing nna Slaughter House Company,
No 20 .Carrondelnt street. back office New Or
leans April 40. 1si7~- hs annual drawing of the
sinking fun of tho mortgage bonds Of this com
Ran,y, viii take place nt this office. ,gn fU !,
DAY May |. 1877 Mt ! o'clock, p. NJ. The hold
ers Of bonds are invited 70 attend.
j. N. AUdUSTTN.
np21 I'd Secretary.
For tte Lake ONCE Of New Orleans
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-04-29
MONEY TO LOAN.

Tho undersigned has constantly on hand
money to be loaned out on mortgage, and ut
reasonable rate on GOOD CIfY PROPERTY.
II ID. SEuHERS. Notary Public.
Office b." No. 70 st. Charles street,
APPS I'm UP stairs.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-04-29

EOR sALE-THE DELIGHTFULk RESI-
L dence and extensive grounds OF Judge M.
A. Dooey, at the corner OF Washington and
about 100 feet from St Charles street are for
sale. The grounds consist Of nine lots. covered
wi about 1900 orange trees, Is some sixty bear
ing.l fig and sOther choice fruit trees. The TN
provements are nearly new-a raised cottage
with marble mantels. hail. and all convenient
outbniidings for ou try. etc. etc. Inquire at 20
st Charles street. or on the premises, or ad-
dress Po-toffice Box 2430 apt7tf
LNOR SALE-ONE FIRST-CLaSS TICKET
l. to Richmond Va, and two f1rst-class Tick
cts to st. Louis, Mo. Inquire at No. 10 st.
Charles street. mhs*
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-04-29
AUCTION SALES.
BY r.. nj. & B. j. Montgomery.
FURNITURE. FURNITURE.

CONTENTS OF RESIDENCE NO 1914 ORANGE
STREET, NEAR MAGAZINE
- Consisting OF -
PARLOR. BED ROOM AND DINING ROOM
FURNITURE. COOK STOVES AND UTEN-
SILS, ETC.
ALSO, ONE ELEGANT SQUARE PIANO AND
STOOL.
DY r. M. Il b. J. MONTGOMERY-R M
ID Montgomery Auctioneer-Will be sold on
MONDAY, April 30 1877. at ii o'clock. at above
mentioned residence.
Terms-Casn. ap29 2t
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-04-29
FOR SALE.

E,oR sALE-A sTEINWAY l. sons $500
at No. "a Seventh street, New Orleans. ~-'~' -
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-04-29
A MI UsEM ENTs

GRAND MULE RACE,
To be given on
Monday, May =, 1877,
AT THE
FAIR G Il @ u n DS,
For tho benefit of the
NEWSBOYS HOME!
First Race.
MILE HEATs-Best in o. Distance Post 90
Yards. lze~sILvER- MOUNTED
WHIP. Twelve Entries
Gentlemen riders.
second Race:
CONSOLIDATION STAKE
DASH OF TWO MILEs-For Beaten Mules.
Prize-PAIR OF SPURS.
stewards Of Track:
PETER JABOU1ssE-C Chairman.
Ed. Toby, r. O. Herndon. Judge u. A.
jas Buekner. G. S. Bonrman. Monroe,
Hugh w. Brown. ID. Burtus, IT, r. Cottreux'
r. o. Fazende. G. DeRuyter.
Judges:
H. G. Payne. John A. Morris NJ D. Wallace.
Henry Conner. Scott Mcaehee.
Distance Judges
j. Dees Huger. Emile J. OBtien, u. M. Harrod.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-04-29

i COME ONE-CoME ALL
GRAND MAY FESTIVAL
To be given by
MECHANICS FIRE COMPANY NO. q,
At the Fair Grounds,
ON SUNDAY. MAY 6. 1877.
TO begin with an open air Concert, at2 O'Clock
p. m, by the u. y. 18th Infantry Band.
GRAND SHAM BATTLE
by the Mitchell Rifles and Mitchell
Battery.
Representing tho brisk contest between the
jasper oresns' under der Gen caff.e fl, on the left lefs
t+mpted to flank the position of the anne leans
In the battle O. New = 0Ifleans 2 ta Jaoaary 1914.
N. Gooney. and The British East India nsgimenf
by Capt. j. P. Roche Oft battery The contest
VII emb dssirmshng egeral eayassy
military tact OF the sew raj commanders which
will end in a. gallant charge by the Jasper
Greene on the kag ish lines. capturing The enc
N.Y. field piece. and turning It's death dealing
contents on the retreating red coats.
The eombatants will eventually return from
the Indian merican style Of ambuiancs in use 9e
on the frontier, and will pass in review before
the grand stand RACES.
Hurdle race, 2 mile dash. open to all three to
make race. Prize s25.
Pony race, nib p' dash, .,e open to all three to
iony race. mile dash, for all under IA hands
high. Prize So
Mule race. mile heats, open to all. Prize a20
Trot,ing race. mile heats, for all horses that
never beat 2:4b: three TO make race Prize sl5
Ladies' trotting race. mile to harness. Prize.
Diamond Ring.
Ladies' running rare. mile to harness. Prize.
Handsome Sifk Dress
Grand Much Trotting Race for $3.50 side be-
tween Vigilant Fire Company No 8 and PeIican
Hook aud Laddr No. 4; ] mile both starting
together with their respectivs apparatus.
Grand Ball in the building and Daocing on
the platform.
Admiration. On.............s0G 80 Cents.
Ladies and Chis0ren Free.
N. BAH IN tries for rare t. be made at L E0N
LAMOTHWS. No. 2a It Charles STREET on or be-
fore s41 UkDAY, May 5. 1877 at 4 o'clock o, M.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-04-29
AM lsENEN N rs.
MAY DAY AT sT. FATRaCK's HALL

This merry making Of tho golden antebelum
days, occurring ut this ausptelous moment. will
doubtless receive tho liberal patronage Of all
classes OF our people
Tho proportions are now complete. Tho
scenery. tho costumes and the eaesompaniments
for tho ceremonial Of tho coronation Of tho May
Queen. and for tho exhibition Of tho Tableaux
are Of "a rare, attractive and very plsasiug doe
scription.
Tho order Is TO go "A-Mnying" on Tuesday
Evening next for tho musicians arc engaged
ana everything has been done to make this En-
tertainment q Memorial Celebration" OF the
beginning OF better times.
Il'kets-Adults 80 cents. children 2j cent?
can DO had ut the Hall on entering.
me doors will bo open at G 80 .. m. {
lhe coronation Of tho Queen will take place
precisely MT . o'clock.
The following well known gentlemen Of our
city have been appointed reception committees
for this oc nsion:
W. L. Howley. J r. Hornor,
IT, r. Warner, John A. Wntkina,
Theo Behan. IT, Bush.
Geo. j. Pitneld. Go +. Harrison.
l.. Knapp. Thos. L. Wibrny
M. Brown. w. l.. Gushing.
q. Phelan.> J, X. Dhnnett
II. Belden. l.. q. Army,
II. MeElroy. q. w Iape
q. Mallam. r. w. Tarnea
II. Rhodes. w. u. Leverich.
b. b. Anderson, Geo. w Rlen
w. r. Faitcbld. W. l.. Hodgaon.
J. T. Cross, j. McCnodlish,
W. Homes. John Clifton
w. g. Wheeler. T. II. Watson. apgs
EASTER FESTIVAL.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-04-29

ECESSITATED ny THE LA RGE PATRONAGE
rTTIT EXTENDED To TTTTTJ
TIT Us, WE ARE TTTTT
TIT NOW RECEtV- TTTI
IT ING A FRESH TIT
T Lot OF TtAS TT
WHICH ARE
EQUAL to OUR
STAN pARD
GRADES AND
WHICH WILL
PKOVEASS SAT
ISFACTORY AS
ANY FINE
TEAS WHICH
OUR CITIZENS
WERE HITLER
TOORLI9ED TO
OBTAIN IN
NEW YORK
OUR TEAS ARE SOLD
AT NEW YORK PRICES
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-04-29

We have a fine selection of RIO, OoRDovA,
Old JAVA and Genuine MOKA, which we retail
at wholesale. prices. .Coffeess ,parehed and
ground continually. We GUARANTEE our
Coffees to be free from any adulteration. Pack
ages delivered free of charge. Country orders
delivered free to any conveyance.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-04-29

j. Dees Huger. Emile J. y Btlen, II. III. HarrOd.
Committee In Charge of Race stand:
w. T. vAUDRY. Chairman.
DIR. u. A. Pope. Alfred Slidel.
j. Numa Angustin. ]. u. Ian to.
W. h, Huger, w. A. Gwynn.
C.J Lewis Frank Kennedy.
Walker Fearn. W. Miller owen.
J. A. Lalte Il. A. Palfrey.
Ct. J. Bratton Il. H. Ranlptt.
james DeBuys. J. W. Vanderkieft.
J. Given, A. X. Brown.
w. s. Wheeler. Geo. Z. Crane.
M Isnaga. ID. II. Fairchiid.
c. W. Miltcnberger, J. Q. Lawton.
Timers:
II. w. Simmons. Jules Adige. G.. A. Williams.
Races will be under the rules of the Louisl~
una Jockey Club. catch weights.
Price OF admission to stand nd................st 90
Price Of admission to field 80
Children under ilfteenHaf Price.
Races To Commence mt 800 O'Clock.
Tickets for ealo ut
A. y. Grisword's, l.. A. Tylcr's,
Eyrich's Bookstore, D. II. Holmes.
Braselman a. Adams. Seebold's.
Hawkins, Lafitte n Hopkins
r. BUCHANAN, Chairman.
ap2o SuWeSuMo
EXCURSION TICKETS
ALABAMA STATE FAIR,
At Mobile.
Commencing TUESDAY. May /. and continu-
ing five days.
Tickets will be sold on MONDAY and TUES
DAY only, April 80 and May !. Good to return
on any train until and including SUNDAY, tho
6n. 1877. Fare for the round trip g. np29 1t
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-04-29
Distance .gutl,

j. Dees Huger. Emile J. Brien. Z. M. Harrod.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-04-29

w. r. Fatehlld, w. l.. Hodgaon.
J. T. Cross, J. McCnodish
W. Homes John Clifton.
w. q. Wheeler, r. H. Watson hpB
U'ASTER FESTIVAL.
The annual Faster festival Of the Clildron's
Home Of ths Probstnnt Episcopal church.
Jackson stre !. will take place on Tho grounds
Of tbe inettution. THIS All AFrEHNOoH. GOTH In
stant. Mt O'Clock. rho exerc SOS will consist
Of addresses. E,e ro tfing Of the annual report,
and singing by tho children II is expected that
several bishops nud elerAy from abroad will be
among the spenkers. s,p2g 1t
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Drnmatie Company Of the Academy
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THE OCTOHOON.
Saturday, NAV 5--Another Family Matinee.
GRAND PANTOMIMIC ENTER .AIsMEsT
GIVEN BY
THE LADIES OF NEW ORLEANS,
May I'd, 1877,
AT THE OPERA MOUsE,
For the benefit Of the
HOUSE OF GOOD SHEPHERD.
First pantomime-'AULD ROBIN GRAY"
Second Observation-Disclosures IND HIS
DINAH." illustrated ballad In two scenes.
Third Tantomimo-"THE MAGIC MIRROR"
Doors open at half past seven o'clock and tho
performance will commence ut eight O'CLOCK.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-04-29
.Isldges:

H. G. Payne. John A. Morris. N. d. Wallace.
Henry Conner. Scott Mcdehee.