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New-York tribune., 1878-03-05
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets.

IoNpcN March g. 30 -ConSOls, 'I'fc Tor money ana
o,- toe account L. : bonds our and i"lt per c,'
lt.7s: lS67s. 1867. TtufCrtes, coupon. 100 New
rv,s 1o4's; Eic Railway shares. ~ do. lIeirIIrl
.2s, Illinois Central 7it; NtwJ rs'l teniai -; h'Ad
inc ia ruid liS. New JtIsey tcntTai con~ns 49, . .
to,nON NaTcG 4-l3ep. tu.-C.N bonds. Nt| IVES lNi-
Plfs i've cent reutc al !t francs - cen
times fn the account.
IoNuu. Narc4 4-f}1 D. m.Thc amount II bullion gone
into fle Raukof Flgisnd balance tndsy 500 q.
foNu,y March 4-l p tousols. "''is or money, ard
f-' f th, account l. bonds. our ana hai per tenis
lr7. 1858 iO7: T~nforcs. coupon l0,ls; fUc FeNay
efare. rr erred .S Illinois Central. 1Jz l,ulEyvauia
t.rrl og1t: NtVIe'scv Central. lf Par a''.c'- qHoie
g.. tcr AZ n" francs go centmc ~ the account
TAl,- March i-Lrchalge London - francs Ia cen.
t.mrs q I 81. o. SIGHT.
BFs4v Niar-u the weekly statement % TIE Imperial
Germany shows an iLcrtase "a syrco - 5l'4"VV
New-York tribune., 1878-03-05


Trade has Leen much more active the past week than Tor
several months The >Iriugiikc weather was SUI
nceni rra.nu to think that Winter had bi US .0dbye at
-.t n tlink The arrivals COS: nuc 10 III
rapidly over 2OO nad were received the past
work. No spm hts reported though We he1i 0i several D
prepared ior that urpu7c Between fifteen AMI tW' ny
his country ami tauJts
Tor the shipping Of ltrec number
Hoses during the coming summer. There VIII 10
several large sales ~ Horses la Canada neat month
first to he held Apul 10 AIli ., at Toronto,
h" Hamilton ana the closing sale al ondoi on u 4
ODD 24. and 18Th. Prices the pact have made
u ~ important bat Muic III"
rd, of hpf-cr considerably lower than al this Tine last
large. heavy drJ auIss mad" no iorc pttr oe
cluc. II -ccm strange that tie ana times have not
them Wit the degree 81 sfytTy tiii u a. he
class horses tt'ir
wei s the groN dcnLut 5I suci hose The Larger pOr-
lion IL The present time % business lutars,
such be usrdirr general pufpOs bi h'i ~ t3u-l
tis kiud there have hDfu >as 0t - h'a rang
V.lur lUt> sr6
changed hands lot Of I0 ht al --Od*l30 another 10;
of - head ~ $l2J0 rl3J.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-05

White 35a35sc: No. White, 4oc.; MIXED Western, 3?9
5l2c White Western 36f,Sloc: STATE, 35c; White
state 33qS7c including 1000 bush NO Chicago 80 &C.
10000 bush. No L. March, 3jiAc. FEED moderately active
40 ID, s1Sds19b co 10. and 80 rb s1s 100 h. $lsaSl9
Rye Feed, sl9as20 Sharps. s20GS2l per ton 80: BEANS
dul Narrow. 81 s06Sl S2c Medium, 81 65dsl 20.
Red Kidney s2 40Gs2 45; Yhite Ki ney 81 73dsl 80;
Pea. 81 eOdSl z5 Blacks, 81 65dSl 10. ali choice
STOCK oT SEw-YoRK AND BROOKLYN WARE
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III rrEyEs to.nAY.

rhr most OF mo sa.ss are s4a -
REE{IS Recent. oaay y l car Loads at Jr,cy Cyi
held lat Monday The large rc, .crs Of Ike si"ca during
lg d,o, S'N s5 eaa X for. 1853 head: siycI y Rcrcm.
chAd 80 Lead Inc reSeP,' ne l;3' ".s % we're o. h'l
tau last VICE. and 80 more nan Ne COT, lu"IF
on al WEDNESDAY, there bceu Isduai decline Iskns
cred Z" ,r9nS ON Meln Melnr. ~. r "n i, @ az"
ta bot hc can bc aid Of 'hc irld oh,T ih" u ~, d
~ s5csn,n had {, ~ MP tl,ir ,ndclTofs To dispose
taseu for cxI n. witch help uat" cors trtDly Looking
cr comrr Win an c:al oaa of eoaa steers,
% s,i dI"c a,t o. te,td9 gc II Is I, ,i;.in
,or froa1 foias 'I received ifon yailons paris
majority 4 he 'ctae fhl Ged in The VA
e'o5'gi ,Sf lolay lsous 1els5as were i,ri IS ie
Itai - l"'ah ~ i'' on & i.', ~ | ,to, . ", M
dressed. and tAos, cneas"i III s."ns IT III rs cy de-
The la'ge Gre III onrtro. winch DESTROYED ~
extensive Of c'"a MGr1 - roiay , c1I'q me
been liere sl Limited sagy on i1e markel Of net @
C. ~ saugIt.tod sod nom g.. to 72c with fry Lara
ric largest stecr th-t has been IN, to ,hs
washnrton Makc on II, f'li1y IL va iAs@l Ed or J'ah
IL total weight wa . . ere.s ana sod u net about
Inc Transaction. Of today c"nI, tho t3io"ine S$e. .
80 81: at l2 y ai -.c Gi3 a. &C. pat 50 H. and PAT
all 5G l2 at lo4.; . At lo.c a 90. roay - d.
= a. .S IL a. l22 = 80 .'' ,i' H., IL H. II i; no. " -
r. Il ~ &c. . jo H. oi IL do Isl. II, &c. .cs i
t,c lo' . ~ do. l,-s' Il. al o.. 49, ,,,,
p %%5' 6 ri Co. ., n + Il, iS'1I g. & j5,is o
tirry cary .oG - noo.. cv, at &C, 81 . to !oscr
iy !. Ecluics, 90 ONO 'as2 c"i a So 'U " 10 Ioc'
q Pagan SOLD - nlirois 12e9 r., &C. 81 II, iorJ
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Crar


Good O~frarv...... Ssts Low Nid9lng 2.-g
siuci GosI Ordinary. 80. siSs Nddin lo'io
Tu,s- uodrae'y active ore1igs at an A,yr'e Of y y
u.day evening 400 hsics. TODAY F.ft tai H ~.
D., 5th LOS. May. lll5; July ZOO i...-' d .--
lla- Il.sG. september lliJi total l.5no f''t+ DO"
CAL -Marrr loJ Apul, llOt. August, l4'o u i, -
il1U. total J. 200 bates Tt.m t..t-MTth. 4lNoi htt
lltl ioia. .rn usl,s Al.o March lleiG Al,,.A
ll.0lallne. Nav II llaIl1~. Jane. l@l q ll'' Jui,
ls2: auqus:, Ii531ltio; september, 20 ti1
8 400. erna tOaI a. 100 bales. EGcAaI=cU-OJO March
fsr At. t.tu CluhI4 blg llJ kttlCy.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-05
Dnsincss Chances.

I'OR SALE-A vel-kuoWn fine art and pic
ilr, tusiles- suS ta'rugAiu' Whth hh' M p,en
and u paying hausouc inc'"' Inc ""hi o,is -, III ia
made 3, a, jAci," 20 L..
TIRE f.mIn5nt->. Edlic-S p GLpN i., ~ .h"'''' ~ J.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-05

MAY 81 I6q Corn dull M, 2. seller April. 43Ha46'sc;
seller, May iGHc , g. -.
quiet steady 81 80 for strained Crude
1ur ntn steady 81 - for Hard ard g 10 Tor yellow
Dip and ~ 10 l0r Virgin. TaI steady al 81 iJ.
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
HORSE MARKET.

PRoyIDESoR. r. l.. March Printing Clotls inactive
holders little trmrr under expected hs isioii oi poduc
Inn. bml lMnlatlnns are nunMnally unbalanced.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-05

to ont Of their but placing the matter IN the
unfa,Orabe light by assuming that the wos o these
losses might fall the Pennsylyana Railroad Company 70
majority Of the snare capital OF the respective
Companies 1t will still be from the above statement that
there viii be balance OF 81 30S 20 10 the credit OF the
income OF your Company for the after deduetny
the payment of divdende that have been made IN 1871
amounting 10 3l2 per cent.
following statement will show the changes which
Board has deemedit IN the PtOn and Loss Ac
the Company order TO placs lis financial oorduon
Amount 10 credit OF income account to 1871 ss95334 81
81 is76..... ...................... lO,O54, 1877 %
sl2049.J3l 81
assets ................... 46l,S6s 40
New-York tribune., 1878-03-05

STNiON PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
Trr annual mc,tire 81 ~" stockholders OF g." mon
I'acldc Railroad Comau' To- tbc c'ocr ~ directors hr r
and l-tciint ' Gur Sthcl hui "l'h
ma, Legally b,nt, VII u- lci ~ the ort
o CpuipIuy 80 &. Ipuat', EuiiiHf, hN - on v cl
I--ity Match o. ~it. 10 "ciutt, IA transfer Oo'he
viii De- closed after -aturl. 4,ll'tiA -.
SIDNEY DIIION irr. It,ui
UIsltN MCFARLAND, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-05

oi. Madison %. a. 60 who's" bonds n -, r"f lr
fru ~ c,iauy 90 issr Mc htrun and John t"'
tuau trustee. tt.t ..Trh - l-bt L,'ht h'i.. tl
a,-llduc 9. r feffIe n' said ''' o. ' at t = 'h ~
tat,l New lrfA. WEDNESDAY,, ttr Ism
81 tlf or. I- .f 90 'et. H - -' ~. i'i''
li. d.; tt C'lth ot i y 'itt'ff aud
500 ,....-.I THOMAS a. go IT,
rr-. tuf I,TrI.sutilr Madison aud lIdau1i o' g. H..
co. .II,.,-.al a. j. ira i,.- iII nsl.0 b. q. 90.
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Length of Toai ,-,c
.Uiil y -l....-.-...- lN'' 90 80 '''-'
Av,fGgc t.ltUura
IJrI Ton pl sic
o Sa Of ilI;'''. ~ .'5.. o.o l.o,oo o''e,oo i"'eo
Average cost "i
Transporting Tct
'a.1'.-'i'.. o''os lr'ooo ,''r.'o' o"Oc
--age proat per ~ - ms
..
n J. i. ,Ts ,lib 1870, white a." COS, % ,lil. 'hc
same sss reduced g. iIA',."' 'yi b.. uH = N" .- GIL
,n, it,t .r IN uaf fr1a la, ,nhT,'. Ie tto
-tt- N..., Tor.rV DIVISION Nll" SiuHlrt ! d. 'l-'.0
h, ra' rrer rrcgr. cost, g." lHai iit ~
n,nt n.r a. or mile double uat 81 -s Atel t lAh'
bi,a nnl iiir also showing Increased irogt pt ''h f
mile NNpCHrc Or moving lu,i ahU u't .a'tisa i N'
pay char-c against te psy"s t,'g' a" 'hoic''
In "a % own 10 tie above table.
~. statements gwen beneath embrace iie passenger A"
.U he yCU:
PAssENGERs Ok ALL LINES EAST Or pIii"ttlt.
Main + ne and branches ~ 5,IZ9 J5l G92oO.6 l,3GUs5
United haF"a'' .! NtwJu 7ss4.,25 la,4s7so s3ei oe5
Phiiadclphia lrc........ 49j.i'b 1'hJbl l"S'so
Toral, 49, OO7.s3 lS3C5.$s? 53j5,b5j
pA6sENGER MILEAGE OF LINES EAST OF PITTS
BjR6. -
1877. 1875. Decrease;
Main Line and branches li3I53j 2S6,5I2cs9 l@oioeoOs
l32 06s 3l947l,o59 o9i
philadelphia aud Ere. 1246G,24l 224-o'oIo "1'''-
Total. ....... 29S 752 730 G232os,!Gl S2s s4aOu5l
Tho large In numlcr and mileage OF -
compared with 1876 IL explained by tue eAc''h"i 'o'"s
vi travel during the Ccntonuia. year
New-York tribune., 1878-03-05

NOTICE is hereby given that THE TEL
~ IIIIoNE t1'f'iNl u HLW-NpEk intend - pIo
tiir sun. - '''p'i
and t. uiuisr oi -,r- hch tAe shall pc divided
a. 5.u.C.
naicI. S,v,.Yots. Ian. 81. 1875.
ufLHORSE J.. Euu-fNELI. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

III'IN II
FoR TIE WEUh ENDINO IoNpAY, March !, ISIS
RECEIPTS.
eeeves Cows Vca'a. shccpand Iam0A SWINE.
Q4S3 10? G.5 2l,21J 3'HJG
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.. ls'looo ,i'r,a, oe'',ooc

o .,,, l'o,ooo o''e.,oo i'''.o'o
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PHILADELPHIA, March IL, 1873

ssi,O20,3 ,303 20
Nope ~ the ~ three latter Companies arc
either diiectly indirectly by your Company
MANY u tlyse Companies have met the decepces rear1eu
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TN UNios TADtI, EU.Xo,u ,'.r,t LAND "EIN' boN1'-
TIu.t..'- Dii,r. 80" .5 3. ti,"'.r - iii,. 49,,

.r,-io,. F,h -, 1879 !
CEAITD PROPOSALS VII bc received until
- noon htD>uAN. Mo, l-- $ .ot t' 81. = lti.l
DOLL .l- --I.utul q o., Is Nb GltANl
Ial~D- - ti.. .t&Tl$ P.EIfIC RAILROAD CbNfANi
f. M rrd.r-iric! trusisr ~ with The ue,nUrc
81. mort ..,of iru iC. 1901 FIRED T. Nii- iIust'c
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See seventh Page,
New-York tribune., 1878-03-05

Add amount realized from old accounts and
New-York tribune., 1878-03-05

nEFATLTED RAILROAD, CITY, con NTN
~ sud IoVrsb B"ro-, al kinds n1nrt br ALBERT H.
NICDLAl & CO.,, No. tJ Pines, y. y.
Gas STOCK.
Al NcTN Eraokivn stocks aud a." a!l kinds
of I.Iopsiyu Investment s'curti.- -urat it ~ -
tEU II. rNENTf~~.
30 Ernai ,I, =. =.
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEW
l JLf~ lart,. interested in tD STOCK - t"Ld' "
fhz ts.uAu..
lacut Company - thc Icir .nd "f's.b'ttr coal tom
uluy rt Do. 90 ti afn tr tIcon fot i' tlu
ah" 81 If- Iolts T." I ari % 90"
fto' Tho
of e it.t uf oDtu'i
,,!4iou. -, i o.. received - o." Office - 'ir falfuai
,,,nrIrf 80 fvf. tt niir' o IT, r',",crs q:
IL. I.h WI'ra tui. .nIft, So = hr"t as.
ollie of =. ktuu,dY az Co.. SO - Collar -i. N'"
NoFS. ....,
JuItN =. hiENI.I1. torrnittro
JOHN. =. Ipit.-lN. G.
JACOB NtNAIiA. ptts.
aIgl..I GASItN.
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THE PAPYROGRAPH.
A Clever Invention That May Lad to
Others


There ison exhibition in this cie an inven
ton which is attracting a great deal Of a'ten-
ton not only on account OF its practical value.
but as we'll because it indicates that with some
improvements disqualification may be greatly
extende6.
1t is called the papyrograph. and Is destined
to. supplant the curious and neabalectric penG
which is 2lnqbersome however. and the opera
ton of which requires careful practice.
The papyrograph is not an instrument: it is
a combination of simple tools. A sheet of
chemically prepared paper. .yelowish In tint
with which the operator Wits as he would
upon an an ordinary sheet OF paser3and an ink
nary hang letter. press the sheet written upon
Dis, placed over the pad: sheet of common
white paper is placed over the chemically pre-
pared paper. and an impression is obtained
by a, slight pressure produced by screw
ing down the press and so on ad hbit,tnl
until the ink pad is exhausted q Is Ink when
which the thing is manipulated is Surprising.
and it would seem that by applying the articles
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used to printing press, 1t would with some
Rpeerfeetlng appIlances. supersede printing.
thnt The Impressions obtained by this process
of multiplying manuscripts. are not IS neat and
clearly defined as those made with the electric
pen system. hut. as we have said tho process 10
easier, much more rapid and produces suff,
lciently clean and correct Impressions for all
purposes.
r. be explicit we NJ light add that the impress
sions are the result Of The corrosive action of
the peculiar ink. used In writing up,n the pre-
touches and the perforations thus obtained al
lows the ink on the pad to ooze through them
and to stain the white sheet PLACED over the yell
low paper
Arenhy several If our railroad companies
and other institutions have provided them
selves with the papyrograph, and are using 1t
with advantage
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BOARDING.

GELECT PRIVATE BOARDING COMFORT
y ably furnished front rooms can be obtained,
with or without board, by the day, week or
dence No. 14G Carondslet street. Parties In
search of home comforts will find this rare
opportun nifty. A fine bathroom alsO attached to
the house, Refnrancas exchanged. ia2s n
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DIR. SYDNEY DAVlESON'S
ARRIVAL IN NEW ORLEANS.
DIR. SYDNEY VIESON,

DIR. SYDNEY DAVIDSON,
M. X. C. 9. LONDON. N. ID. Giesen,
Auh2r sn1 on Nervous
Senior Proprietor Of the Missouri
State Museum of Anatomy.
Begs to inform the citizens of New Orleans
and vicinity, and especially those who have al
ready awaited themselves OF his services. that
may ms Be consulted. till the slst March next at
his old rooms,
D Rampant street, Between Canal and
Cust0mhOuse.
And may be consulted DAILY from 10 a. m. till
DR.. DAvISsON. having adopted as his line OF
practice theyreatment andoure Of
Nervous Diseases.
Has spent years of study and research in that
55snea Of sd9 pen b9Ya65Hpg fRfF
III spg AZ fNDIscRTfo ION causing nervous
nentao.nd, physical DEBILITY, and the loss of all
be s bss hs peher VIII
years of the most successful practice. both in
Europe and America. enable him to guarantee
Relief to ALI Sufferers
who consult him. DR.. DAVIDSON has been
specially and remarkably successful In his
Treatment by Correspondence.
It is, however desirable that at least one per-
ba sspseay nv The asn
ton of those who by placing themselves under
the care Of Ignorant charlatans have only In
creased their sufferings. The physician who
understands his profession and 1abSrs with In
tellgence to advance 1t In the respect Of men.
Is a benefactor to mankind and the high esti-
nation in which DR.. DAVIDSON is held by
physicians themselves. is proof that all who
apply to him may have
Implicit Faith in Rapid and Perzna-
nent Cure.
DR.. DAv1EsoN's work, Practical Obserya-
tlons,", now II it's 1e9th edition. VIII be found
clotlg, price Is cents. by addressing the author
DR.. SYDNEY DAVIDSON. No. Rampant street.
between Canal and Customhouse. New Orleans
or from GEORGE ELLIS. bookseller. opposite
the b0stofffce.
Dr. DAVIDSON may be consulted ct No. Q
Rampant street, between Canal and Custom
house. New Orleans. up to the s1st Of March.
after which his address will be 1705 Olive street,
St. Louis. where he has been permanently 10
Gated for many years
Office hours from 10 a. m. to .. M. and from
to 81 m. Sundays. 10 a. m till q. m. only.
nos GIN
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

~ OIlCB--THE finn OF BILL u 20 II
IN this day dissolved by mutual consent. FL
Their partner will iquldate.
O O.. T. HILL.
fees .. T. J. LEDYARD.
90. PARTNERsHIP-I HAVE THIS DAY EN-
~ tered inOa cO-DartDership with the firm
OF JOS WALTON 4 CO.. of Pitfsburg, Pc. I'M
der the firm and style Of A. LAMBERT Il co,
for the purpose Of carrying on u general whole
sale and retail business at No. "a Carondelet
street.
We ore prepared to deliver coal to planters by
the bort. barges or parts OF boats, and to supply
steamships, steamboats,, manufactures cotton
presses and families with the best qualities OF
Pitsburg. Camel and Anthracite Goals at the
lowest market rates. ~.
Mr. s. M Boyd will be found with tho new
firm ready 10 serve his friends and patrons as
heretofore. @ A. LAMBERT
JOSEPH WALTON ACO.
New Orleans. February /. 1879. fe20 I'm
COMPREHENSIVE UNDERSIGNED
- hive this day Termed copartnIe,shiR pndsr
for the transaction Of q Western Produce and
Provision business, to be- carried on st. No. 81
Poydrhs street. between Cam o and Magazine
New Orleans. Januaryb, 1878.
THOMAS SHEEHAN
ja6 j. J, HENDERSON.
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NEW ORLEANS, February %. 1878.


NEW ORLEANS. February %, 1878.
To tho Honorable City Council and Board OF
Health, City OF New Orleans:
We, the undersigned property holders and
citizens. declare tho factory located at the cor.
ner of Gravier and Magnolia streets. enghged
in the manufacture Of salts of ammonia. most
disgusting and intoierable nuisance. and we
9ss a[ its ssg a p eases ys m
from this place spread out and contaminate the
atmosphere thon,gho,t an area OF more than "a
disgusting stencil for some time. it is only quito
recently that we have been made aware Of tho
cause. About the Immediate locality o, this
factory paint on the houses is blackened, ar;
tiales OF clothing, furniture and household
utensils, both within and without doors, arc
tarnishedo and spoiled, water IN the cisterns
many Instances. materially impaired.
These gases are, presumably suphuretted
cs ana ~ asa dfs saEn
Mt this season of winter. with closed sleeping
apartments, the health may not seriously auf-
weather with n highly rarelei atmosphere.
surcharged with fnid gases filling numerous
dwellings and the apartments Of TIE sick disas-
trous results may not occur to those moro i'm
mediately exposed As this gas tsulphure'ted
hydrogen Is identical In kind and in odor with
upon the animal economy must necessarily be
the same. Aside from the question OF health.
the stencil alone is most sickeni ing and revolt.
ing. OF late the factory ceased working and
made some minor alteration. with a view. to
remedy the cause OF complaint 1t proved
most signal failure. rs the gases are given OIL
in greater volume than before and infect the
locality moro than ever.
That the stencil proceeds from this factory
na sch ny nt me-
Although, worked day and night 1t Is chiefly
during the night that This place ponrs forth
its poisons, filth and stencil. The existence Of
such an establishment in the centre of most
populous part of the city. in proximity to the
principal hospitals. to churches. schools and
l-,,kn ~, all ,,,rti hfe f,n nj
sance and an outrage. II speedy action is not
taken to remedy this matter a. great deal OF
property will DO rendered tmtenhble. and conse-
uuently rn1uelesS.
4 Hutchsson. JT Gibbons.
A Williams. principal of school. pordido street
A B Mason, NJ Gernon.
DR. I j Hunter. Dr. v st @;
pr b, ! i f % boer.Ds. - Hniisy.
de DB hsaa fresaeG L nonsan auf Gopsr
ment Life Association of AmerIoa
Rev Thos smith, st Joseph Church Common
ME- Grosart, R s. Charity Hospital,
/ I = p R s. ch9r jty Hospital.
Power. Monaghan. O
] Nelson. 0 Rerus.
H Beebee. Vim S,einbach.
n 4 g S9epnrd' r 4 P Pnney'
Mrs / J Kicker. Principal q Edmonia School
Il Lambeeko j B Cambeith.
II Lisier 4 i COllet.
Dandous, YMoulazun,
NJ Collet. J Lasserre, o
j Dass, L Markey.
w B Wilcox, code BOer
L Q Nepple. III Childress.
= Auburtin. Bruno. GO,
T J Camp lamp JRs Hollwell.
T ] Egan. 81 McBurney.
~ nuo I
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ENOR SALE4-I WILL SELL 100 ACRES OF
A. fine timber land near West Pearl River in st.
Tammany parish. La. q fine cattle and sheep
access to the river, very low For further par
tlculars address MRS. E, d. WELSH Fort
Pike La. ja17
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

special Notice-The departure Of the
German steamship HAN OVER, ErdmaEn.
master WI Dc pns.noaed TOT ba an"nt month
on account OF Il e. Dsf F. sTo e sf co.
se27 5' ~ Union street.
Notice-New ORLEANS clearinghouse
Association, New Orleans, February, 80, 1879
The Associated Banks will be closed on MON
NTH March, lMardi Gras), both days being
holidays by law All promissory notes, bills Of
grace saaa '@ n vi II H SIKH Mr n nndsr
1876. !. N. MAYNARD
Not ice-The unat rslg ned notifies the pub
lie that the projected partnership b.tween w.
E. Ferslew aud MIS-. W. l.; Jnrgelewicz for sale
The remedy will be- prepared es usual. and
ner OF Magazine and THAI in streets.
fe1e % % MRS. W, L. JUHGIELEWICI
ONCE st. BERNARD Coal Company. 20
Carondelet street Consumers are hereby no
titled that unit! further 0tce, Goal win be fur
n q to lee ut rates.
''''S0a's o0'''' W. s. CAMPBELL. Agent
fes Mo TIL & au limo
Notice - All persons having claims
against the estates Of Frank H0Itchel and
wife Second District Court, No. 4o,12U are here
by notified to present the, same without delay to
A. J, LEWIS, Esq. 80 Exchange Alley, or Messrs.
KRAMER & SEYMOUR, 10 Customhouse street.
or to the Undersigned on Peter, near Lavergne
street. AlgieS CHARLES WILSON.
fe24 1ot* O Administrations
hereby notify the Public that will not
from and after this date pay any debts contract
ed by my wife, Pauline Rose, as she has loft my
house without my consent. G. w. ROSE.
Donaldsonvila, Feb. az, 1878. fh23
once Of the Crescent City Live stock J
Landing and slaughter house Company
No. 30 Carondeet street. back Office
An annual election for directors Of this com
pany Will be held Mt this office on WEDNE,S-
DAY, March G. 1878. between the hours OIL n.
III. and .. IN.
J. N. AUGUBTIN, Secretary.
New Orleans, February 10, 1878. fe22 I'd
Nstice to Tax-Paysrs.
STATE TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE
THIRD DISTRICT
New Orleans, February Q, 1878.
The taxpayers Of this district are hereby noti-
fed that ] an now ready to receive current
tnxes and licenses for 1878, mt my office, No. II
Esplanade street. 8. II. PROCTOR
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lily VI ZEN EAL.

Last evening the torch OF hymen shone
brightly over the happiness OF two kindred
souls. Miss Louise Chiapella, tho daughter OF
our worthy fellow cltitizen Mr.. A. Chiapella.
was married yesterday evening. at the St Louis
Cathedral. to Dr. Felix Formento. DR.. Former
to is we'll known In this city rs q most accom-
plshed gentleman and physician of high ats
tanments. and his bride among the circle OF
being u charming and amabe lady. highly Gull
tured and possessing all the qualities that make
woman lovely. We congratulate THO worthy
couple upon such happy union.
CHARTS. AZ ST, Charlie street, auction sale of
unredeemed pledges to-day at II o'clock d. m.
II you want any and all kinds OF decoratsda
French china go to f. Offner A Co.'s. TIA Canal
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New Orleans Savings Institution

New Orleans Savings Institution
No. LES Canal street.
TRUSTEES:
A. MOULTON &C. A, PALFREY.
CARL KOHN. T. L. BAYEE.
DAVID URQUHART. GEORGE JONAS.
JOHN G.. GAINES. THOs. A. ADAMS,
THOS. A. CLARKE, CHEIsT'N sCHNEIDz
CHAS. J. LEEDS. SAMUEL JAMISOK
Interest Allowed ON Deposits.
u. URQUHART. President
T1HAs. RTYaHAw Traaaurar an1E 1-7v
JERSEY AND ALDERNEY
MILK. MILK. MILK.
Pure and fresh. from the country. to be had
Corner Carondelet and Common stree to
and Branch. No. 60 Canal street, mean
the Custom House., North Side.
The only places In the city where this cole
brated milk can be procured.
Pure, rich and sweet jersey and AlderneJ
Milk and Buttermik, at cents per glass re-
ceived daily on ice, via Jackson Railroad, from
the famous .Arcola Dairy Farm. Said stock lie
from the we'll known Fowier's imDortations Of
Jersey and Alderney cattle.
Also kept on hand, Mead, Soda, Vichy, Min.
eral Waters, Homemade Pies and Pastry.
sos ly5thp
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TOR SALE CHEAP-THE STAR RICE MILL
plete and In good running order, ready
for Immediate use. For particulars apply to
Nj. SCH WARTT & BRO.
fp1otf In ITO Mnunyinn etr