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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

JUV,UVU sIDES.
10000 ibs. Dry Sailed CLEAR RIB SIDES,
10000 lbs Dry salted SHOULDERS
10000 lbs. Dry Sailed HAMS.
60 casks Bacon CLEAR SIDES. Louisville and
Cincinnati brands.
~ casks Bacon CLEAR NIB SIDES. Louisville
and Cincinnati brands.
30 casks Bacon SHOULD fRs. Louisville and
Cincinnati brands.
s75 bbs. less PORK. Louisville ind Cincn-
natl brands.
Also. sUG ,H-CURED HAMS, BREAKFAST
BACON. LARD. FLOUR, CORNMEAL. etc.
In store and in warehouse. and offered for
sale ut tho Lowest Market Prices. by
sMEEMAN a. RUSS.
No. 80 and % Poydras street.
mht ct corner Magazine.
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The gentlemanly agent Of the Southern Ex
press company has our thanks again for late
New York papers.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

4 OPARTNERsHIP. NOTICEs-THE PART
- nership OF MACON. ELLISON Il 90. Is
aissolyed by the death OF Mr.. Joseph Ellison.
New Orleans Feb %, 1877.
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office New Orleans aud Csrroliton Enij
Company. New Orleans. March 3. 1877
SPECIAL meeting OF tn, tn Board Of PIT Il
CROUCH was duly elected to fill the off
Secret 4ry and Treasurer of this C0mpan
Gently made vacant by the death Of Mr.. 7
Bride VIVIAN BENrHHYSEN,P residc
G. KOHN, Secretary and Treasurer pro t.
mhl at
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BunNETT's FLAvoRIaa ExTnAoTs---Aje used
and endorsed by the best hotels, eobfec,ionere,
groesrs and the fret families Ia the country.
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M JHICIPAL ADvER rHsgM gars
DEPARTMENT or POLICE. j
Admins traitors Office,

UEPAKTWFpNJ OF VDTTCE,
Adminia trafor's Office.
New Orleans. March Q, 1877
WAS BROUGHT TO THE Third DIS.
w trict Pound. corner OF Marigny and Mo-
rales streets on February 2s--
ONE Heller dark brown. with n white tin
on her TAIL which, ift.Ect claimed wi hin five
d q. ard expenses tptTeon paid. Will DO sold
DAY, the 9th inst, at II O'Clock no.
BY order Admit istrator.
mh3 ,THEO. BLANCHARD, Secretary.
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OVER THE COUNTRY.
A Column Devoted to the Interests or
Agriculture, Industrial Progress.
Immigration ana General
Enforsna ti0n.
NV MARSHALL WYNN,

10 whom an communications for this department.
should be sadreaaed az the Office OF Tho n. q.
DEnooRAY. No. 1tg aravier street.
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We take pleasure In calling this attention Of tho
ing columns. Mr. Carrouohe receives directly
from tho North and from Europe the btst and
freshest OF drugs, which he sells by Wholesale
to the trade, and AZ the same time uses, snder
the hands Of ,kilful pharmacopist. to prepare
prescriptions at short notice.
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To ali when IL may cancern-NOtIg
hereby given that @. L. DUHHOINF, G..
agents, are no longer authorized to solicil
sorin'ions f>- the paper known as Art an
ciety," publish d In Cincinnati. the
ha,I,lg ca ,n-. I'd hands and no agent is an
lied to solicit for this without the written an
ity of he new proprietors. Parties in New
lea" who have subscribed prior t !, this
will please leave their namns Mt ia Caro-
street. and their paper will be sent to
promptly. No nemes of subscribers f. n"
leans hare yet reached the office of the pu
ers. We have no connection with the
known as Andrews Bazaar"
A. w. ROBINSON,
Publisher art Society" 17s West I
mh41t* Cincinna
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DO not buy machine until you have exam
ined tho Domestic" No. o Chartres street.
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Important to sugar planters. Bee Trouard's
advertisement
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NJ OF &c e.
Important to Country Consumers.

Persons In tho country desiring good TEA
should send for our Price List.
We have raordinary facilities for shipping
Teas at Low RATES. and our patrons can
the cost OF freight. besides getting the VERY
BEST and FRESHEST GOODS.
Orders by mail will meet with prompt atten-
ton.
Rem ittancce should be made payable to
J. J. MARTIN,
Great Tea Depot Camp street,
New Orleans.
Goods shipped by express g. O. D., when so
desired.
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security savings Bank In accOrdaF
with Section 4. Article No. 40, approved M
IL, 1876. an election for President and Direc'
MONDAY, March s. between the hours Of II
m. and o. m. at 1888 Gravier street. mh4 Il
New orleans. Warch 1, Isss.-N0tice
MATTHEWS in our firm ceases from this da
We having purchased the same.
NH I'm FLASH. LEWIS & co
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New Orleans, Feb. %, 1877
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED A
atv,s co y; ,Ex pnder the firm name and
Agctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
nal and Common.
NICHOLAS J. HoEY,
JUN THHG9A 4. d +; onnAASbN.
New Orleans. March l. 1877. nlii 1of
NEW ORLEANS, FEBRUARY "a, 1877.
The firm Of 1sAACsoN. sEfxAs & co. IL
this day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr..
HENRY o. BEIXAs Is charged with the liouida-.
Hon Of same.
ALF. II. IsAACsoN.
II. o. SEIXAs.
have this day associated with me f. businass
Mr.. r. L. SIMS. Of Brandon. MISS, and as sue-
eessors to the late firm OF Isaacson, seixas A.
Co.. will continue the wholesale grocery and
commission business at No. 40 Canal and No. CT
Common street. under the firm Of Isaacson &
Sims. ALE, IT I.AArsoN
Refer by permission to
l. G. Cain. Esq. President Germania Ma
Geo. Jonas. ESQ.,. President Ca nal Bank, NO.
a. Ba saag X. B. Esq., President N. O. National.
a. Lurias ESQ, Cashier Louisiana National
Bank, N. o.
Referring TO above, I solicit from our old cug-
toners continuance Of their patronage to the
new firm OF Isaacson & Sims. Il. o. sEIXAs.
fe25
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sermon TO Young Men,-A Sermon.
addressed especially to young men, will he
preached D. ", in St. Paul's Church, THIS
EVENING at $780, by the Rev. e. H. WAT En-.
Subject: AN Outside View of Political Trour IS
In Louisiana" mhl
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M L. Byrne Il Co., lsJ Canal street. this week
will OF Oh several large lots OF new spring gooes
new ca)icoes, new percales. new piques, now
linen lawns. together with d largo assortment OF
choice new rpring dress COCOA. from I'D cents
yard and upwards. In our domestic and white
goods departments we have very full stock OF
all the best makes, which we offer at very low
prioss. Nj. l.. Byrne & 90.
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J. II. Waller, d. d. b., 100 Dslord street.
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G1oBE THEATRE.
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH %, 1877.
GRAND CHARITABLE BENEFIT,
Given ut the request aud suggestion of promi-
nent citizens, TO relieve the absolute distress
Of ladies and children Of tho Theatrical pro-
fession, who ore strangers here aad with out
means to return TO their homes.
MONSIEUR A. BLANDoWsKI.
Assisted by the members Of the Grand Ballet
recently performing ut Niblo's Theatre. New
York, will produce. for the first time In New
Orleans. the comic spectacular pantomime,
THE MAGIC TRUMPET,
With startling mechanical effects and trans
formations. and introducing the beautiful
RAINBOW FOUNTAIN SCENE.
The entertainment will otherwise consist Of q
Gplendid bill Of
FAgCEs. GRAND BALLET. SONGS, DANCES
AND bPECIALTlE5.
In which eminent members of the profession
have kindly volunteered to appear.
The child wonders. VENUS and ADOE1S, on
velocipedes and skates.
Mr., ALFRED LTsTON. tho great English artist
In his beautiful musical speeialties. etc.
Tickets Reserved seats 81: Family Circle 80
cents NH
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World.
Insect Depredations.
The american Enton,ologist for Sep
TENDER, 1868. stated that at meeting of
the New York Agricultural Society,
Senator A. B. Dickinson gave it as his
opinion that the writings Of DR.. Fitch
on the subject Of entomology, had saved
annually to the single State Of New
York, the large sum Of 600, and not
a dissenting voice was raised against it.
Pref. Walsh, State Entomologist of
Illinois, calculates that the United
States suffer from the injuries of insects
to the annual amount of $685., 0oO, 900.
He estimates the annual damage done
in one year to the State Of Illinois at
not less than $40, 000,O00.
j. r. Dodge, Statistician OF the De-
partment Of Agriculture. stated that
low average Of the value of the cotton
crop for many years past would be
$500. 0O0,Oo0
Prof. Riley, Entomologist for the
State OF Missouri, estimates the annual
loss to that State from fifteen to twenty
millions at least, and there is not the
least doubt but that the damage inflict-
ed by insects on the farmers of the
United States exceeds ten fold the unit
ed damages of all other animals put to-
gether. The late Horace Greeley
thought the loss of fruit alone by in.
sects, within radius Of fifty miles OF
New York, must amount In value to
millions OF dollars.
/ The idea thaS our Southern farmers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-20

tsdt NIT petbsn 8lumrn inmitten Der
SdlpeeapeIe ifanp. pslhe Glilatetb IN
Sdlob Irausnporf bate entfeben la1en
fniete er slei& sinem S6attsnbtlre auf
Ieinrm Ylase. Neben ibm mar GltIa<
beth, nod INNER blsi6 slei6 elmer
Warmorfatue; fe peint ni&t. fe flas;e
ni9t; bod tbr 5ers NOR ssbrc&en.
Greucis lautsn Die @ebete, wel&e bic
8irde mad benz Gore zines Sinpes
anorpnet ; nibt raS Ioetenamt, icncern
pas @mt Der Gnsel miro sebalten ;
penn iene reinsn, idulploItn 0sisn
beclrfen unisrer @ebete ni6t pobl absr
preiIen fe ea rroben ben Aumd9tiBsn
I'm @bore Ger islisen Setter.
Na& 8esnsisuns Ger Geier bate ii6
Glilabstb srbobsn unp mar benz Wutters
@ottes. Mltars susei6rit:en CT mar Der
i@mer,taftsn Wutte.. 9Ottes eewetbt unp
cine pista mar bort aufsefeQt porcen.
Dor ibr' mari fid Gliiatetb auf pte 8niss
uno rort bra6sn Ibrdnsn aus ibrsn
94usen /; fs ,psinte gum erfsn Male mad
Sttcs Soce.
.So muste ss fommsn, Du grocer
Gott mein reines 8ino icqte miht
unssrettss 9ut bsisen. Danf Dir
0 epise Wstsbet," idlu&,te fe. ~Do6
Du, rie Du Detnen Sobn am &rsuss
fsrben iabst; Du, bic Du ni@t Dor
S6mes psrstnssf ais Gr cas eebsn
ausbauhte, bite fir mid, saS Id nod
leben fam. unp bite fdbr ibn," ldfe,:s
lie i'm 0etet, @lbrrats secsnfsnc; bod
es mar Elm 8uf ibrer wstnenpsu Sssls
,ur Wutter ale. 0napen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-20

lebsneen gersleuten selanaen fonnts, RIFF
unter zen ansfpou 6arrsnpsn eroee Ntes
cer9sItlasenbsit bsrppr. Cine &sttunss.
Mbtbe,luns iies In ben Sdatt 80 2
btnab unc febrte balp barauf NIT rer
0etde rss Snserisurs surid. rie lie me-
ben Der Dampfmaidine sefunesn battsn.
Incfre Sreipiaiee puresn sbsnfaus bin
unterselu1en, rp6 puretn bis 3 ubr
Nadmittass nur IS esi6su III Gage ees
fSrter I'm pteIe 3eit mustsn pie 8et>
tunssperiude einssiteut perrsn, "a bic
0dnee res Sdattes nit Giriturs prpbs
ten. GS mar pies um 70 trauri9er. als
Die &ettunssmunnfdafte bis auf suans
3ts Sub Gntfernuns ben Soesn ees
S6aGteS errei6t baiten une i6on bic
lhwa4en 6ilferufe Der gerlhitrten
pernebmen fonnter. Nadoem cie nctb,
ipenpis Sepprcenen Observation-Disclosures
setrcnen pUrpen, rpurpen Die Hsttunass
arbelten fortsefsst unp Gle anirsnsun.
aen cacur6 belpbnt, eas um elf ubr
Na@is prei Sersleute nod lsbsnp, absr
iebrserib6pft aufsefunpen puroen. Sn
Der Sterad&e ansslanst itarb elmer pas
bon. Gs aelans I'm 9an;sn 81 RON
Den 233 Sersleuten Su retten, pel6e
am Wcntas Worsen seiunp unp n,uus
ter an Die arbsit sesanssn parsn.
rlsbsr bic Gnttsbunssuria&e bisitr
i'd rsdli&sn 8atuitrcpbe 1T nod nihte
3uperIdifass ~befannt, sbenip rpsnis iibsr
Die Grt upc @eiis pie f6 Die i9lassn,
ben Wettsr entsineen f5nnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-20
Sas Saaeu hes WittsaGnoi'&sn

Weeres. Ginise Waristusr Snsenisure
ipolen ole Gntheduns ssma&t baben, paS
felt Der Spaencuns pss SuescanaIs bic
0erdher pes WittrudnpiIhen WsrrsS
um beinabe 81 3pa sefauen inp.
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.


IIARRIET STERL and Noses Steel, her hus.
IL band, rho reside In the county Of Polk,
in the State Of Iowa, and susannah Sloan
and William A. Sloan. who reside In the
county Of Monroe and state of Ohio, will
take notice that petition was died against
them on the 96th day Of February, A. D
1877, In the court Of common pleas within
and for the county Of Monroe, by Oliver 8.
slean, and is now pending, wherein said Oh
liver 3. Sloan demands partition Of the fol-
lowing real estate situate In said county Of
Monroe, to wit:
The east half Of the northwest quarter Of
section thiFty-two (32l IN township ave Isl
In range six (6]. Also, the west half Of she
northeast quarter Of same section, township
and range. Also, tho northwest quarter Of
the northwest quarter same section, town
ship and range. Also. the the north part
Of the southwest quarter Of the southwest
quarter of same section, township and range
Also. the southeast quarter Of the northeast
quarter of section two (2]. township six rel
and range seven III. Also, the northeast
quarter Of the southeast quarter Of same
section, township and range, and that at the
next term Of said court the said Oliver 8.
Sloan will apply for an order that partition
may be made Of said premises. s sf.ss
~ sPRlG9S L briggs,
mch6, 6,77t7. Atty's for plaintiff.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

TANR ANGUS, who is nonresident Of the
y State Of Ohio, and who is supposed to re
side in the State Of West Virginia, will take
notice that on the 2Ist day of February,
1877, Richard Angus filed his certain petition
against her in the court of compon pleas of
Monroe county. Ohio, the object and prayer
of which, is TO recover q Judgment against
her on promissory note for Sl04 SO, dated
March 4, 1874, at one day, payable to Richard
Angus or order and signed BY said Jane An
gus. Also to recover judgment against her
on account for goods and chattels sold and
delivered, and money loaned to her by Rich
ard Angus, At her request, for the sum Of
S!3 SO with interest thereon from the 1st
day of January, 1876; that an order Of attach
msnt has been issued in said case.
You are required to answer said petition
on or before the 2Sth day Of April, 1877.
HUNTER & MALLORY,
feb27,'77t7. Atty's for Richard Angus.
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FdE SPIRIT Of DEMOCRACY
A Test Case.


Aday or two ago citizen living on
the river road called at the post office to
mail q package. He had four cents
worth Of stamps on it, but when weighed
1t was found to lack two cents.
"Tn not pay IT., four Is plenty" ht
blustered. IL know what it is worth to
carry packages as well as the govern
ment does"
.The postal Law regulates these mat
ters," observed the clerk. ,.-7
Then III regulate the postal law,
wili!s ea4
The clerk was wondering how 1t couli
be done, when the man continued: 'Yor
bee this package Y"
Yes, sir" 80. -......
"With four cents on il ?" ar 81.
"Yes, sir "a lie - RI 80 a.s
"Well. Pm going to mail it. II il
reaches Chicago, all right il It doesn't
I'll come around here and haul yot
through that window and break fifty o
your ribs. and Twist you twice around
that door ..r.|...
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snow, then state your case" said q
Detroit lawyer the other day, as he pm,
tho fve-dollar bill away in his vest pock.
ct. .Well," began his client, suppose
the man living next door wants to put .
barn right up against my line, coming
within two feet Of my house ~ HE
cant do it,sir--eant do sny such thing
replied the lawyer. 'sBut want to put
my barn right. up against bis line,o re.
marked the client. s.Oh-ab-yes, ] see,
Well sir, 60 right ahead, and put your
barn there. All the law In the case Is on
your side. ."--Dstroit Free Press. a.ss..s
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James C. johnston and W. FL W. v. John.
Johnston as Executors Of the ston will take
estate of Robert Johnston, notice, that
deceased, plaintiffs, JamesC.John.
against ston and w.
wsy. Johnson, defendant. F. Johnston,
as, the Executors of the estate of Robert
Johnston, on the. 3lst Day Of March. 1877,
fls1 in the court of common pleas Of Mon
roe county, Ohio, their petition against him,
the object and prayer Of which is to recover
judgment against him for the amount due
from him to said estate on his prounissory
note given 70 Robsr. Johnston, April !, 1865,
due in twelve months, for s74o With interest
and credited April 20, 1865, with $50, and
April l. 1855, with $35; that an order Of
attachment has been issued in said ease, and
that at the June term Of said court the
plaintiffs will ask for judgment in said case.
JANIS e. JOHNSTON and
W.T.. JOHNSTON.
Rx'rs Of Robert Johnston.
arril3, TVS.
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noraering on a lsins.

m B B-The Irish car fares have been
lowered from one shilling to sixpence
for set-down within the town bounda
ries. .Inqdisitive passenger: How does
the reduction OF fare suit you carmen
Irish Jehu (equal to the occasion): Re
dookshun is itl Faix, it makes no differ
to ms Ionly dhlive gintlemin and they
niyer give me less nor sbillin', and the
rael ones thrife moro to dhrink their
health Funny Folks. ss saf 5 ~
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Divorce Notice.


Minnie J. Sandford State Of Ohio. Monroe
$ VS.. County, s.. .a
David K sandford. Court OF Common Pleas.
The defendant, David <, sandford. Whose
place Of residence is unknown, but who,
VIII n last heard from. was on his way for
Denver City, Colorado, is notified that Minnie
J. .Sandford did, on the 18th day Of Februa.
ry, A. D. 1877, file her petition in the Office
of the Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas
within and for the county of Monroe and
State Of Ohio, charging the said David K
Sandford with extreme cruelty. and habitual
drunkenness for over three years, and asking
that she may be divorced from said David K.
Sandford. which petition will stand for hear.
ing at the next term OF said court. 3b
TALLMAN & Bro,
mch27, 77w6. Att'ys for Petitioner.
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"A medical cctemporary, who has beer
giving the fair sex q lesson on health, re
MARKS that "Resi cheeks are simply oxv
gen in o reflected form; and young Ia
dies anxious, TO possess them should
seek them where the roses get theirs
out OF doors" This 10 true enongS
doubtless; but there is something to he
said on the other side How does ouI
medical friend explain away the fac. tina,
roses stop in their beds oil day Judy
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There's old Joha Ball Who ralss aersss sAs
ss ses,: -.sa '7es s,sa
And Ole Buil who plays npon the eddie,
And sitting BUN Of whom We all have heard
And stosk,job Ball, who solves the stock jot
- riddle; 4s ~
And with the bulls Of various kinds,
Were wondering and supposiug
which one Of all those different Bnlls
IL father Of "Bull-dozing." ,.bs
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70 iss sse z-F-t Oh -.
AHRl THIS AYPRI
III 1t Is Worth
uO SIS 90. OO

1t Is Worth
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