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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-16
MARINE NEW B.


PORT EADs, Nov. Is, ., m.-Brometer 20 75.
Weather calm and cloudy.
Arrived: Norwegian bark Vanadis, johnson
master. 81 days from Rotterdam, via Norfolk, In
ballast, to master, for orders
Mexican brig Rafael Company Capamy mas
ter days from Tuxpan. Mexico, with cedar. to
r Camerden.
British steamship Hector, at 4:45 .. N Rose
master from Newport, to A, L. French. for or
ders.
American ship Stewart Freeman. Rarmond
master in ballast for orders 43 days from Ham
burg, via Key West, to master.
No departures.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Nov. IL, 2. NV Weather
calm and cloudy.
Arrived: British ship India, White master. 43
DAYS from Bahia. in ballast. for orders.
from Buencs Ayres. in ballast, to DeWof, Pow
oil & Co., for orders.
British bark Queen Of Beauty, Moulton mas
ter. 81 days from Liverpool, with cargo of salt
to JOS. Cooper, for orders.
No departures.
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A Great Bicycle Feat-Americnn OarsEnen
GMalEengel-Rrilllmm billiard Match.

NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-John Keen, the bicycle
champion Of England. has accomplished q
great feat on a bicycle, covering eighteen
and one-quarter miles in one hour
Robt. Watson Boyd, Newcastle oarsman,
has issued @ challenge to row any man in
for 600 or $500 q side.
. great billiard match at Paris, 1000 points
up for 1000 francs. between the French cham
pions, Maurice Vignaud and Mangin, was
won by the former after g. brilliant and OK
citing rOnfhSt
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Leonara's EnstructE0ns-They Are Gener"
al, Rut Algld.

WAsHINGToN, Nov. 15.-District Attorney
Leonard, of Louisiana, left the city this morn
ing for home. He was summoned here for
consultation with the Attorney General con-
cernng the prosecution Of political offenders
in Louisiana, and to receive instructions. He
left after having had,a long consultation with
Mr. Devens. He also saw the President He
took his instructions with him. 1T is under
stood that they are not specific, but very rigid
general Instructions. He is to go ahead and
prosecute all who have violated the United
States election laws against whom he can pro-
cure evidence He has to prosecute vgor-
Ously.
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Kentucky's Solid Congressional Deiega-


NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-The Posts Washing
ton special says: A letter received from Ken
lucky confirms the statement made last week,
that the report Of the election Of one or two
Republicans was not trustworthy. 1t ap-
pears from official returns that the entire
Congressional delegation from that State is
Democratic
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Arrest of Iowa gYoonshlnerg.

DEs MONIES, Nov. 15.-On Wednesday Jas.
and Geo. Mcdonald were arrested seven
miles from Moptezuma, POweshick county,
for making moonshine whisky in the cellar Of
house owned by them, where there was dis
covered q still of the capacity of twenty-five
gallons per day, with pipes passing upwards
Mash and whisky were also found. The de-
PENDANTS were yesterday arraigned before the
United States Com missioner, and held to ap
pear before the grand jury. Mcdowell, the
operator Of the still, escaped.
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USSI A.
THE GoEns submits n Few Pertinent
Questions,

LONDON, Nov. 15-The British gunboat
gate the alleged outrage on the British Vice
Consul. The st. Petersburg Gotos has q
strongly worded article on this event, which
it says constitutes O. clear violation OF the
neutrality of tho Black Sea. It says: The
English may cut our sea communication at
any moment. Does England wish to measure
Russia's forbearance? Who is now seeking
for war 2,
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SWITZERLAND.
The Latin Un70n-yyhat the Late Action of
the Republic Means.

LONDON, Nov 15- Switzerland did not de-
nounce the convention Of 1865, constituting
the Latin Union, because of any dissatisfac
tion at the proceedings Of the recent Paris
conference. On the contrary, its propositions
were accepted, subject to the Qualification by
by limitation at the end of 1879, when, unless
denounced, 1t renews itself for fifteen years.
The action of Switzerland will open the way
for O. negotiation Of the treaty
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The Certificates of Congressmen Elect

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15-With every mail
the Clerk Of the House Of Representatives is
receiving the certificates Of election Of mem
bers elect to the Forty y-szth Congress, most
of them coming from the South. Prior to the
November elections he had received the GER
tificates of those members who were elected
in the October contest.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.


KEoKUK, Iowa, Nov 15.-John 14aney and
States marshal yesterday for passing coun-
terfet trade dollars. They Travelled through
the country buying small items and tender
ing trade dollars, receiving silver change. A
quantity Of counterfeit trade dollars and
other coin was found on them.
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what Superintendent Waaalng Was Doing
In New Jersey.

New YORK, Nov. 15.-There were no new
reports this afternoon in the Stewart case
Supt. Walling returned from his trip to New
Jersey about 8 O'Clock p. m, with a large
quantity of game. He said that while hunt
ing in the woods near Shamong, he had no
idea of the excitement which his expedition
was creating, and he gave an amusing account
Of the efforts made to find him by CORES
pondents who believed he was searching for
hQdY-
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perlls of the Great meep.

New YORK, Nov. 15.-The schooner Geo. e.
Thatcher, Johnston master, sailed from Bos-
ton for the west coast Of Africa the middle Of
October. She encountered a hurricane. The
captain and one man were washed overboard
the former being drowned. The crew got in
a boat when the schooner sunk. The crew
was five days without water, and was picked
up October %, and brought to New York.
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AIY.
znunhatton of Rome by the wiber.

LONDON, Nov. t5,-Advices from Rome give
striking pictures Of the scenes caused by the
overflow of the Iiber. The thick and yell
low waters of the river are still rising, and
all the lower streets Of the capital are con-
verted into canals. The Shetto, the old jew
water The plazas in front of the Pantheon
and of st. Angelo, and the plazas Of those
structures, the Ripetto and the Via Tordinano
are inundated. The inhabitants Of tho lower
streets have either been driven out or are oc-
cupying the upper tloors
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man House. and will probably last until to-
morrow night. The meeting Is for the pur-
pose Of considering the losses entailed by
yellow fever. Representatives of the order
are present from nearly every State.
The payment of $249,57O, to be made upon
the Illinois State debt in January, will reduce
the amount to $550.O0O.
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customs statistics.

WAsHINGTON, Nov 15.-The annual report
of the Commissioner OF Customs for the year
ending June 80, 1878, submitted to-day, shows
that $3.50 accounts were awarded. During the
year there was paid into the treasury from all
sources the accounts relating to which are
settled in the office, $3.50, ,170,G $50 20 and there
was paid out SIT, ,412 713 80.
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Arrest of Two Noted Chicago Thieves.

CHICAGO, Nov. 15.-Edward Stephens and
Geo Smith, two notorious thieves, were ar
rested here this evening and identified by Mrs.
Doonan as the men who, on the night of Octo-
Der 49, broke into her house, tied her to a bed
post, gagged her with large potato and
stole $1G0 from where she had 1t h idden be-
th bnr ckirtc
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SPORTING NOTES.
A Brilliant EsifIn Scare.

BOSTON, Nov. 15-At the rifle match to-day
between the Massachusetts team and the
WaIpole at Walpole, Mr.. J. S. Summer made
the brilliant score, at 1000 yards, Of Is consecu-
tive bulls eyes, it being the second time
once before at Creedmoor in the match for the
Wimbln(l0u ctID,
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Murder and Successful Suicide.

NEW YORK, Nov. 15-In domestic quarrel
attacked his wife, aged forty five, with an axe,
and succeeded in infiicting ghastly wounds,
which may prove fatal. After the attempt to
murder his wife Reilly locked himself in q
bedroom and cut his throat, inticting fatal
wound. Both were sent to the hospital.
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NEW ORLEANS SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1873

This he will undoubtedly hold as long as he
lives. It Is impossible to make headway
against him in his district the latest attempt
having signally failed You can enter Ste
phens name as O. member for life, without re-
gard to the course he may take with the ever
lasting Potter investigation.
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Eager Applicants for once,

CHICAGO, Nov, 15,-Sherif- elect ohm Hoff-
man, Of this county, has nearly 1000 appIica-
tions for positions In his Office and as he has
only forty-eight places to give away he has
am pie material from which to choose.
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New Haven Refuses to Sanction Separate
Religions Exercises In PMVplic schOoHs.

New HAVEN, Nov 15.-'The New Haven
school board this evening refused to sanction
separate devotional exercises in the public
schools, to accommodate the Catholics, by q
vote Of seven to one, one Catholic voting with
the majority.
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POLITICAL.


Boston, Nov. 15.-An incipent movement
to make ex-G Gov. CASTOR the Citizens candidate
for mayor has been brought to an abrupt
CASTOR to become candidate.
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Meeting of the United Workangnnen-The
Debt of illinois.

CHICAGO, Nov, 15.-A special meeting Of the
officers Of the Supreme Lodge of Grand Mas
Lodge Of the Ancient Order of United Work
ingmen was begun this morning at the Sher-
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
FRANCE.
handsome Testimonial to superintendent
Pickering.

LONDON, Nov. 15:-A Paris dispatch says
tho American exhibitors in the machinery and
agricultural sections at the Paris Exposition
yesterday evening presented Superintendent
Pickering with q handsome testimonial ser
vice.
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GREAT BRITAIN
A Ship on Fire mt sea-Ehe Vessel Brought
safely to Coast.

QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 15.-It is reported that
during the voyage of the steamer Wyoming,
which arrived last night, the cotton in the
she reached the barbor she had several feet
Of water In her fore compartment. which was
pumped into her to extinguish the flames.
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WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

WAsH1NGToE, Nov, Is, 1 Il. m.-For the
West Gulf States, clear or partly cloudy
weather, variable winds; nearly stationary
temperature.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GthamfS Fare.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 15-Owing to the contin-
ued cutting Of rates, the fare between this
city and Philadelphia and New York has been
reduced Go 81.
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WASHINGTON.
The Eligibility Of the Delaware Congress"
gssan@E Elect.

WAsHTNGToN, Nov, 15.-Records Of the De-
partrnent of State show that Edward l.. Mar
tin, Copgressmau-elect from Delaware, was
pardoned by President Johnson for partiCipa-
tiOn in the rebellion.
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CANADA.

Hard Hines for Dominion Fishermen.
TORONTO, Nov. ia correspondent writes
to the Mail stating that the American fisher
men are pursuing their avocation in the Nj
agara river. while the Canadian fishermen are
compelled by law to desist.
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Sugar Authorizations ON an Extensive
Scale
NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-Aduiterntions in re-
fined sugars have been discovered by which it
Is intimated the government lost SIS 100000.
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Jackson Steam Engine Company No. 1s.
Washi, gton Steam Engine Company No. 30.
Pelican Hook and Ladder Company No. j, Of
Baton Rouge La entertained by Pelican He2k
and Leodder Company No..
Orleans Steam Engine Company NJ. q.
=, Exempt Society," of Jefferson Steam Engine
Company No 90 o
Jefferson Steam Engine Company No o.
Chalmetle stean Engine Company No. %.
Crescent Steam Engine Company No. u.
The above companies will constitute tlS
Fourth Division, which will form on the north
side of Canal street, head resting on Camp
street, extending west. under the supervision Of
Assistant Engineer i. @. CARROLL.
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FOURTH DIVISION.

Washington Steam Engine Company No. 90
Pelican Hook and Ladder Company No. /, o.
Baton Rouge. La, guests OF Pelican Hook and
Ladder Com pany No 4. O
ORGANS Steam Engine Company No. Il.
Ex~hnpt Society Of Jefferson No 22.-
Jefferson Steam Engine Company No. 30.
Chalmette Steam Engine Com pany No. %.
Crescent Steam nukine Company No. "a.
mia at l.. n. MARKS, Grand Marshal.
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HOIJTE.

The procession will form in line at the posi-
tion indicated at $3.50 a. m. The head Of the
procession will move up Camp to Prytania. up
Prytania to First. up First to Magazine down
Magazine to Julia down Julia to st. Charles,
down st: Charles to Canal. down Canal, south
side. to Rampant, down Rampant to north side
OF Esnlanade up Esplanade to Royal, down
loyal to Mandeyile. up Vaudeville to Levee,
up Levee to south side OF Esplanade, Esplanade
to Royal up Royal to Canal street where the
procession will be dismissed
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pr. J. r. Walker. 100 Delorf street.
- Grand sale Of kid gloves at Dassiger's to-
CLOTHING EsTABLIsHMENT.-In another COLI
umn of this paper will be seen the advertise.
ment of Capt f. B. St0ens, whose magnificent
establishment is enc of the features of attrac-
ton on Canal street. There is probably no
choice and elegant goods. Stevens has Ulst re-
turned from the North. where he has beeS some
time selecting his spring stock. and we can
truly say we have never seen q more superb as
sortment Of piece goods. The tailoring de-
partment of this we'll known house is all that
could be desired. havinsOa corps of tailors
selected for their superior skill at the North,
Cart. Stevens feels satisfied that his suits
which will have eheapness as vel, as other
qualities to recommend them will take. and de-
sires the public to visit so.stablishm+nt. at
the corner of Canal street Snd Exchange Alley
and inspect his goods before purchasing else
wheo ---------------
DR.. J. R. Walaser. $50 Delord street.
Grand opsniug,of Algerienne wrapsoste Dam
tigers tomorrow.
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GRAND BABY SHOW, o
~ Q
GRUNEWALD HALL,

4 haNb bAbI 6hOW, n
GRUNEWALD HALL.
MARCH IA, 1878, AT ot2 M,
USder the auspices of tles Ladies' of New Or
leans. for the benefit OF the Old and
Int1rm In charge of the
LITTLE SISTERS OF THE POOR.
On which occasion suitable pSHizes will be
awarded to children of 6, H. Is and "a months.
A splendid band OF music will be In attendance,
also Refreshment Tables provided with good
S,ipgs at popular priees-eonseauently no ne
cessity for dinners at heme that day.
AS the admittanee is only fifty cents for
mamas and pfnpas, and Twenty-Five cents for
children, it is to be hoped the whole city will
turn out, @
LADY PATRONESSES. JUDGES
Madame A. Isaacsono His Excel. Gov. Seholls
AW. kirchoff. Hon. Mayor Pilsbur Y. U
J. B. Laftte, Gen. Beauregard.
T. 0. Dyer. Coot Roman.
E. Pilsbury. Dr. .. FACET,
2. Blame Dr. A. CapdevielIe.
Jos. Bowling. DR.. VIM Brickni.
O G. Carriere. G. McCre8dv. Esq
4 0Brien, Esq. O
fe24 SudWe =. Tarrere, ESD.
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SECOND DIVISION.
l. N. MARKS, Grand Marshal.
INC

CHIEF ENGINEER AND ASSISTANTS.
Thos. OConnor. Chief Engineer
M. Ray. ,..-......-. Assistant Engineer
r. II. Ford. -..--..1 -...-..-- Assistant Engineer
JAS. Boycs. ........ S-...-.-- Assistant Engineer
T. G. Carroll NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Assistant Engineer
Mississippi Steam Engine Company No 2.
American Hook and Ladder Company MOI.
Columbia Steam Engine Company No. 8.
Louisiana Hose Steam Engine Company.
Delegation Of the Fire Department of vicks-
bnSg, Mississippi, guests of Mechanics Stsag
Eagle Steam Engine Company No. T.
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THE COURTS,
SUPERIOR CRrnINaL COURT.

The court was busily engaged daring The
morning In ennpaneling jury for the present
month.
sENTENUEg.
ON the seventeenth IF January, 1878. for stealing
money, jewelry. etc. valued at $500 from the
esdence of Martin Hausser mt the corner Of
the thirteenth Of October last The rule for q
now tria' was overruled. Won Sachs In an
sWer, to the interrogatory of Judge Whitaker
whether he. had anything to say why SEN
tenee should not be passed upon him. said ::
That he had been prosecuted by his worst
enemies: that he was Innocent OF the charge
that he was now speaking for his children as
for himself he did not care; that he could now
look any one in the lace aud say that he was in
nocent"
Judge Whitaker stopped him at this point
and sentenced him to seven years hard labor
In the State Penitentiary
In the case of the state VS.. James White
charged with the murder of w, F. Carter at the
corner Of st. Charles and Common streets, on
May %. 1877 the arguments closed at half past I
O'Clock and the jury was locked up.
After the Jury bad hSen out, for a S6ort time
they returned into court and brought In YER
dict OF aequltal, and the prisoner was dis
charged.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT.
SUGGESTIONS OPENED. N
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odd FELLOWS HALL

nDD FELLOWS HALL
CONTINUED SUCCESS SECOND WEEK
EXTENSIVE PATRONAGE
Everybody delighted with the Famous and
Wonderful Astronomical and Apostolic
sTRAsBURG CLICK,
Pronounced by the thousands who have already
seen it to be the NEST interesting, curious and
wonderful piece of mechanism the world has
ever seen.
at its wonderful mechaniom Interested In Its
pathetic history. and full of wonder at its
beauty and perfection.
Open day and evening. from 10 a. m. until ..
m. Sunday from to 10 D. m.
Admission csc. children 10c Q mh3 Tvs
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THIRD DIVISION. n

Phoenix Steam Engine Company Mo-
Hope Hook and0Jadder Company Nos,
Creole Steam Engine Company No. 9:
rad Ferry Steam Engine Company No. u.
Perseverance, Steam Engine Company No. 49,
philadephia Steam Engine Company No. IA,
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Phnenix Steam Engine Company No g.
Hope Hook and Ladder Company No. g.
Creole Steam Engine Company No. O. 0
Louisiana Steam Engine Company No. TO-
eParseyeranee Steam Engine Company No 49,
philadelphia Steam Engine Company Noe IA.
The above companies will constitute the
Third Division, which will form on the north
side Of Canal street. head resting on Charities
street, extending east. under the SUPERVISION Of
Assistant EnEineer AMES ElYCE
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ORDER OF FORMING. o
MONDAY, MARCH 4, 1873,

in the following order o
Volunteer Steam Engine Company No. 1. of
New Orleans.
st. Bernard Steam EngGe Company No. /. Of
st. Bernard
Davy Crockett Fire Company No L. of Gretna
brooklyn Steam Engine Company No. Q, OF
Nlilneburg Fire Company No. 1 of Sfineburg
y, Lafayette Hook and Ladder Company No. L. of
The above ompanies will constitute the First
Division which will form on the south side of
Canal street, head resting on Camp street. ex-
a1o Engineer NJ. RAY.
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FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.

Amelie Glrod VS.. j. Glrod.-Suit for the sum
OF $4,000 secured by an act Of mortgage
The United States courts adjourned to Wed
nesday, at II o'clock n. IN.
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The Chief Engineer and Assistants will be
stationed at the Fountain, corner Camp and
Canal streets. AS the companies arrive upon
the ground they will promptly report, through
their Marshals. to the Assistant Engineers
who will indicate their position. AS soon as
the Assistant Engineers have formed their re-
spective divisions they will report to the Chief
Engineer. which being done. the Chief and AS
sistants will report In body to the Grand Mar
shall.
The formation being com plete the Chief En-
gineer will direct twelve taps to be struck upon
all the bells connected with the Fire Alarm
Telegraph as a signal that the procession has
moved.
The Marshals and Foremen of the various
companies are notified to be punctually on the
ground, as the procession will positively move
at 10 o'clock.
Whenever break occurs in the procession
the Marshal OF the company at the point where
the brenk has taken place will at once comnu-
nieate the fact to the Marshal preceding him
WHO in like manner will pass on the intelligence
to the Grand Marshal As soon as the line is
again closed the fact will be at once dispatched
in the same manner to the head of the process
sion.
The Aids to the Grand Marshal will report to
him at o'clock a. M. at the corner of Canal
and Dryades streets. In the event that the
weather prevents the procession from taking
place it will be indicated by fifteen taps on the
Fire Alarm bells. repeated thres times The
procession will then stand postponed.
Whenever the procession is halted along the
line of march. the companies are requested to
avoid the railroad track as much as possible SO
as not to interrupt the running of the cars.
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WANTED-BY A STEADY, SOBER AND
w industrious young man. a situation to
drive for private family, Reference given II
required. Address 2. j., 200 st. Charles.
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Mississippi Steam Engine Company No q
Vgilaut Steam Eng Company No. 8. a.
American Hook and Ladder Fire Uoigebany
No2.
Columbia Steam Engine Company No. s.
Louisiana Hose Steam Engine.C Company
Delegation OF the Fire Department of Vicks-
burg. Miss, entertained by Mechanics Steam
EnginS Company No g. o
Eagle Steam Engine Company No. 7.
The above companies will constitute the Soe-
ond Division, which will form on the south side
of Canal street, head resting on Camp street.
extending west, under tbs supervision of As
sstant Engineer p Fl FORD
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Grand opening of real laces and real lace
goods at Danzigers to- morrow.
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Don't fall TO GO to Danziger's before yoG leave
i1,,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED-BY A COLORED BOY, A STU
W alton to take care of horses and tend
dining room. Address j. w. this office.