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Poetry.
lNritten for the iieE.l Babyhood.

The little ono begins this earthly l,fo In shadow of the futarr pain and strife.
 Tho baby weepB. And soothed by accents auch as mothers speak. The aIlken lashea drop upon the check
 And baby sleeps year in baby's life has passed away. Her limbs have stronger grown rom day to day.
 And baby walks With swoeter sound than enrolling Of bird, The rosebud lips have learned to speak the word,
 And baby talks. And tells of thoughts within so wondrous wise, With merry mischief in the soft brown eyes
 We smile and say, Sweet one Gnd's angel brought her from the skies And taught her where the dreamy wisdom lies
 That Wee ones say. Into the child's expanding life We know The sunshine and the rain-fall both must go;
 We breathe prayer That God will guide those tiny feet, and Rll Her soul with sweet ;oretaste Of Heaven. until
 She enters there.
 M.C.M.
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HOUSAT0NIC RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGENEAT commencing Nors

WINTER ARRANGENE-,E commencing Norem-
 bcr Ilth, Iolo.
 Iassenger Trains leave Nvw.oa Il, euInS North, at lU.4i d. h.. aud jjJ r. UJIns oousA' at '.4. and lI.4U a. Ill., and loo !. Ill.
 Express treight 1ralIs gong North, leave at l1.4U p. Ill., and ,.25 pm. IA.oaeI Ire sat IO'1 p. Ill. G0Ing oJutu, sIiIK 4l-.H at t.-1 I. lL oLA- day .Illg Train i.4J r.
 IV.4i A auI 3.oJ !. Ill. Trains connect at Broo8neld JuncLJn wItu train5 4ur UauDutl - lV.xi Tram HIaRcs clos. c8HuGGLIuu aG State LIas R4tn B. & A. IAst tr-In IJf arUa-y, Mitn through arrlTin5 at -JJp. Ill.,. oOnH ct.d5 w4sh tas popular CnlGas5O and St. Louis kxprcss Iur Ine West. 5.jj D. tr4ia IuIA5s CIJs5 USIItctIun at State Line or AIOany and the nest, arriving ln Albany at lO.IU ?.
 Passenger Ira.ns ieaye HawleyYiile, going North, at lu.5I 4. III. and o.H D. GJlHg oJuIu, at v.U1 .. nl II.,jJ s. Ill.,, and 2.4j P. nl.
 lu.5i a. Ill. and J.A ?. III. Irai ns connect at BrJokaeld JunctIon wItn trains Ior DanOaryi also for Albany and the West.
 Express Freisat gong North. at To aal T.50 ?. m. Through freIrsnt al IJ.55 ?.
 Milk Tram, gOIng Soutn, al i.uJ P. Sunday M,lk Tram at i.j1 r.
 Milk and EreIsat Trains have passenger accOIuo- datiou.
 Passenger trains connect with shepaug R. E. to and rom Lit. .lheld. At CanAau West. k. k. rnrousA trkcts sold anI Ba.sb4ge checked rom Newtown for Albany, b4Tato7A, BuIalo. Suspen- sion Bridge N4asa-a rails Chicago St- Loas and principal points west. krUm HaWleyVills for Albany, saratoga, Bdn4Io. Suspension Bridge Or Niagara Falls -=--....
 HID. AyERILL. General Ticket Agent.
 \. II. BKUWNs Supt. Bridgeport Conn. June IJ Io5s.
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SHEPAUC RAILROAD.
OElL-f HO SA tAfNi-iASFHIs AuTUMN ARRANGEMENT OF TT

AUTUMN ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS, Commencing on October 18th, I5i6 Connecting trans leaves Newtown at IU.47 q. III Connect at Hawlcyvillc at lO.I0 a. ID. Arrive at Ii,chheld st Z.lj P. II.
 Saturdays an additional connection IS made with train passing Ncwtown at 725 p. h., with Jra.n. arriving at Litchheld at 35G p. m. Leave IItchheld at 5uO. p. h., arriving in flaw leyy1lIe at 6.20 D. lii. Connect for Newto"4 at 1.Us p. In. ,,a arrives st HawleyYille at II5 p. h., cJnn5 ting with HousatonIc milk train.
 c. H. PLATF. -
 Snlernftn ent,
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How HE Cor A LIFT.-When Abraham Lincoln was poor lawyer he found him. self, one cold day, at village some dis tanee from Springfield. ILL. and with no means of conveyance. Seeing a gentle man driving along the Springfield road in a carriage. he ran up to him and politely said:
 Sir, will you have the goodness to take my Oyereoat to town for me5'
 With pleasure. answered the gentle man; but how will you get it againf"
 Oh, very easily. said Mr. Lincoln. !" a I intend to remain In it"
 Jump in. - said the gentleman. and tks future president had pleasant ride.
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or. JuaSs s CdURCH-ReY. FrancIs Barnett, Pastor. seryice, IJ.UJ '. Ill. alu D. Ill., o~nldy s5-Looi l. Ill.
 SOCIETIES.
 CUSTER PosT, No, 3G G. U. N.-Jlflcers Post Com nlau4vr w. C. Vile, u. D. Senior EIce-Com., Ll,!s lsiuIusiand JuulUr NIcc-Coln 4. N. Peck quarter luAstcr Edward Troy ApJu,ant G. r. i-Illls nap lalu Rev. Jas. Iaylor UIucer oI the Day, LAarIcs Dayton Sergt- Major, Wm. onHnn Qh~ftcfin~stcf- scfgt, ratrcA 1lcllanOn o-Itincls, CAaS. haW-e! anu .LicullGl McMInOn.
 IiHASrrE LUDuE INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GooD TEMpl.Alls--Aleels Ill A4Il .. BJcru' store, every Erliay eYen-ng. Officers N l., ". ". Perklus; W V T, Mr5. Sarah WH1eier oec., -la3 Elta j. Peck; d., Jonn l.. oluord; I. S. AlSo Anu E. Saulord; W. r.. Mrs. Belle j. oInlord; ". :, k,y Jas. IayIor; W. M, Cluruc Daytpn D. A., AlAs EI!a c. uatuly: l. G. Miss Sadle U. Gately; ocnt. John Ferns; R II. S., .lrs ". W. PrrkiIs; L Il. B. Mrs. Martha Akley.
 hInAM LupGE No 13 f. A. M-Meots in Masonic AaIl Ist aud ord Wednesdays each uUu. H. Officers .-Wm 1 SaIloru. " M; Jonn L oau.Jru, br W; 5 Crofut Jr "; Jailles Wilson, 1lc; James Nj Biackm4n, Treas; chester Hard, ST D; Jouu Il Bl4cAILau, Jr D; Wm Ii uoy, of 5; BtuJ Gurus, Jr 5; mm Hoy, Geo W.ntyn, and HeliJ Gurtls Trustees; A W OrgeIIlann, Illcr.
 ROYAL ARCH CHAPrEk.-AIaetS 5cCOnd Thursday of eacu month ID Masonic Hail. Officers :-Goo Wyuenl.n. F. Jainos M Black kIlah. h: Jas A Wilson, S Wm Sanford, U of Il; john l. SanIoru, ? $; Y CiHrk. Scc; Dayld Mobiles, IrcaSi SlIIs Wheeler. K A C; Samuel DAEnum. lst '; James Coios, 2ild '; oomers Cro.ut, ord Y; C1nrad Durlsr Tyler.
 ALPHA JUVENILE TEMPLE No. 1.-Meets in Lodge Room over IurnIturt store, every sunday atcI- noon Ut 4.JJ o clock C. l., Jachson SantOrd Y. l, Miss Alma Beera 5cc., Mss Hattie CroIlt; 4. Sec. M,,s Jessie f. MiLcnelI; Chap, Mllne 6aliJrd; 1r,as Mss .anlie Taylor; M. Harry Gatcly; D. l, Mss Fannie Taylor; k. >, Mss BlrtA4 L. Pech; L. K Miss Lulu Biacxman GuAId, Harry OrBeImau
 TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
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GUIDE
p-NOl EsC iINf-

I otter my services to the u4IehnB pubhc and can ue :ound at all times ready to convey passeu- vrrs to and rom the Depot, Ur to oandy Hook and NcwtoWn St.
 Cnarscs moderate. Remember the "Goyernor."
 CEORliE REDSIONE.
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When is a man thinner than shinsief When he isa shaving.
 Iadv-.How much is this q yarig- Clerk-.sThree dollars and half II Is an elegant materiaI-doulle. ii can bs xorn on both sides If yoa tear one side you've oa.iy to turn il o1 ths other-
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Special Notices. ten cents her line first and five cents for each Subse Ident msertlg@.
 Transient Adycrtsng payable m advance. No m.nts payablJ at the end of ga .h qLartcr. fr"' fessional and busan.ss catds ito occupy not morc than iiye IInt5l sj year.
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Lr1vEs SOUTH SoEuALx F5E DasBVRT.

LEAVES SOUTH SoEwALE FJE DASBUET- s.3o a m 4.J1 s.z4 ?. fraigas il.I9 ? hl-
 sunday Mtk Trzsn with P1saeazer sttzcned leaves Danbury at 535 ln, arriving in s7atA Nor yak al s-I1 D. m Returning tsaEe S9ata sorNE4Ik at i9.4B D. m arriving in Lszn1ary al lz7ss 2. ln Bs.hei fsr LdtcaHeid-
 Trains arrive in Danh1ry at losAa a. n sss9 an3 T5sp m FEeigat ls4s a- n
 Leave Bsihei Eor SoaEA S7rwaiE zf e9A1 azla ie-9l e m, I.8s. 4-5I sud a P m- SaA1.-S lAa-- t'=- Leave Bethsl for DzabzrT zs l9s9 q na sss1. s-ls -.ss n m Frszzhs. I-s3 z- m ss4z--e 4essl--- rpod.tIou. f.4sp m szna-T Aalzs A.sst "a !. = .s5 ,-s s-5s n ul S7n1z Ellk- f-ss F. n
 Leave Betbsl fsr HszleyFllis q lA..9 2. hs- -1 E-f4, L. E S4NDItDh4az slrL
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Bridgeport, Ct

1t has always been the case that Elec- tricity is an unmanageable and disap- pointing agent in the hands of the gen- eral practitioner. We have do doubt this will continue to be the case we fully be- lieve it must become q strict speciality, confined to few, and to institutions devo- ted to the purpose. But it is altogether to be desired that all practitioners ac- quaint themselves with its theories, and with the results that, ill skilled hands and under favoring surroundings, it is capable of producing"
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PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.
NEW-TOWN. PNnI NItFI.E.


 POor UFFluE,
 Mails open From the South. lI20 d. m. and CUo D. Ill. From Gnc NOrtL I4UU 4n and G.UJ pm 3lalls clUse :-lrulIs NOrtA, IJ,V t. iii. ald I.4a D. Ill. uolug South, l1.2d t. Ill. aud 4.43 ,. IA
 4. D. PLCA, I. NJ.
 CHURCHES.
 TRINITY CHURCH-AIa.H Street, Rev IhoF. w. HasA.us Rector. ocryiced IJ.5J d. Ill. o.lIaI ScuuoI I2 Ill. A.srruUou service at CUS,,LE,IAr rIuNAL.-MllI otrret, Rev James r. HvyL, p4stUr. ocrHiccH, lu.'J U. Ill. Fellowship <. ,eIIuH, Il.4O ouALay oUnuJl, F Ill. AivfuuOn svrVlcu, o'clock inc CAInOLiC.-lialn ,otrrut, Rev Iatner McCartou, pastor. .ocrylccb, 4Ul1 |. Ill. huauay ScIUuI, 44.jU ?. III.
 SOCIETIES..
 OLIVE BRANCH JUVENILE TEMPLE No. H.-Publlc niUetInE every ouu,ay afternoon UclUcK, Ill hJuln centre ScuUOi huu~u. Officers: Mrs. ,. \. D .urs, Supt.; Mss AnnIc l.. hcuuGrsuu o-C. .5E. E'AIHICk D TEMPERANCE SOCIEII.-lsCY. Father J-Iucs !lcU4rtUu, President; A. C'allaBntr, Vice Prcsident 1. J. CorOctL, occrctary J. hlaI45an, Treasurer.
 NLwrowN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION - Marcus C. nawlry, President; Cnarles b:fslord, Nlee-rlea4 ucut; 4d4ry b. MyrgAu, Treasurer; j. IrA4A Gillette, t,ucre.4ry aud LiDlurI4u Irils .eCs--i el4Ilsuu, Edgar r. Ilawiry and D-nirl G Beers.
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SOCIETIES.
SANDY HOOK,

MErHoD1sr-Rev J4Iu 55 taylor. Pastor. Services 1vJJ d. ll., IJJ aud .UU r, ill. Sunday SCHOOL Il: 4a q. Ill. Prayer mcetln5, Inurs,tay cErn.A5a Q p' Seats Tree.
 or Joass CdURcH-Rev. Francs Barnett, Pastor. seryice, IJ.vJ d. Ill. and D. III. o4uldy .s-LoOi l. Ill.
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Bridgeport Conn. June IJ I57s.
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breakfast table with an invited guest, when
biscuits, or thought he saw one. Anyhow, he
said, 'Jennie, YOU are q bad cook to let hies
get In the bread" From this remark the
quarrel commenced. The wife's temper in
creased as she spoke and finally she called
her husband liar. He demonstrated with
her for using such language In the presence
Of an invited guest Fairly besides herself
with rage, she caught up new AK which was
lying on the tearthstorse, and before the guest
could interfere she had Drained her husband.
When he fell to the floor she brought the keen
blade OF the OK down on his neck, completely
seyering the head from the body the head
rolling on towards the fire and the body fall
ing under the tabte. The wretched woman
Is In Jail awaiting trial, the magistrate hay
ing refused BAIL
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Reheatled by His wife.
[Glnbe- Democrat

BURKEvTnLE, Va, June "a horrible af-
fair occurred here this morning between Jen-
ME Miller and her husband, Anderson Miller,
well among the citizens, and, until his mar
rage, being very quiet and peaceful young
man. About two years ago, against the wishes
and advice of his friends and parents, he mar
ried Jennie Tyler, q good-iooking girl, but
possessing a vicious temper and will
Of her own that gave indication that
she would make her husbands home
a hot place. AT first they seemed to
be leading a happy married life but
gradually the wife's temper manifested itself
In various ways, and to-day the eonnubial
Quarrels eliminated by the most awful
tragedy ever enacted in this part of Virginia
The husband and wife were seated at the
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STATE NATIONAL BANK.

New ORLEANS, June II, 1873.
Notice is hereby given that the Capital Stock
of this Bonk was reduced, by vote Of the
shareholders. on the twenty-second of May,
1878. f'om EIGHT HUNDRED AND FIFTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS to FOUR HUNDRED
AND TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
and that the said reduction has been approved
by the Comptroller of the Currency.
All outstanding stock certificates are hereby
called In and new certificates will be issued in
their stead in the proportion of one share of
the reduced stock in lieu Of two shares Of the
old stock. All dividends from profits as well as
those resulting from the reduction of the Capt.
tai Stock will be computed upon the new or re-
dueed stock only.
iel21m CHAs. L. G. DUPUE. Cashier.
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Of money, whilst tire protection against un-
due imitation would be almost absolute, mas
much as the ejaculation OF local notes would
DO constantly coming back to the place OF
Issue for redemption, and all reputable banks
would be Obliged to restrict their issues with
In their ability to meet In coin ON all ordinary
occasions whatever demand might be made
upon them.
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SEALED PROPOSALS FOR, ROAD Oh
LEVEE.

Sealed proposals will be received by the un-
dersigned till the first day of July 1878. at II
O'Clock ~. for the building Of the Ships bayou
road embankment In the parish Of Tenaas.
This embankment will be about 5000 feet long
from TO is high taveraRing about 10 feet) con-
tanning upwards Of 45, 600 cubic yards Of earth-
work. and Is designed to answer the purpose of
q levee, as well as for o road. Contractors ara
invited to examine the site of the proposed
work and to inspect plan and specifications for
the same at my ofioe In st. Joseph. Tensas
parish. La. Proposals should be addressed to
the undersigned at st. Joseph, La. endorsed
proposals. for building Ships bayou embank-
ment." and must be accompanied By deposit
OF $3.50, to be forfeited TO the parish Of Tensas La
fails TO sign contract and give security
Bi ders to whom the contract Is not awarded
will have their deDo- its returned. The right Ia
reserS ed to reject any or all proposals..
O. G. CORDILL.
President Police Jury parish Of Tensas.
je13 15t Louietafia
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LOST-POUWD.

EoUND-ONE PAIR BLUE PANTS, WITH
green stripe on side, and also ore DARK
coat with red collar and eDaulettes. The own
er can have the same By proving nropeftg AID
paying expenses, to L. KELLER
Corner st. Charles street and Carrolllon Az,
jel4 3t*
T ,OST-oN OR ABOUT FEBRUARY 40, 1878.
- q Louisiana Savings Bank book, indors8d
Michael CoggroVe," containing at the time
when lost 90 in currency. The finder will
Oitd56 T6t as application haa been made Ia
the above bank. -
je1t 16 20* MICHAEL COSGRgVE.
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and Ship Chandlery for Revenue Vesses-
Custom. House, New Orleans, La, Collectors
Office. June 10. 1873 Sealed proposals will be
received at this Office until 70 o'clock noon, OF
THURSDAY, June 81, 1878. for supplying RAJ
tons and ship Chandlery ito be bid for sepa-
rately). for the use Of the crews and vessels OF
the United States Revenue Marine Service in
this Collection District. for the fiscal year end
Ing June 30. 1879. Schedules Of articles IF Ship
Chandlery to be bid for will be furnished on APP
plcatfon at this office. The right Is reserved to
reject any or all bids, and to waive defects. II
deemed tor the interest Of the Government 30
TO do,
GEORGE L. SMITH, Collector.
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REMOVALS.

REMOVAL - OWING TO THE DEsTRUc-
~ ton Of our old stand By FIRE, we hav. moved
street, between Poydras and Gravier streets.
next to Edwards Foundry, where our FIJI nds
and customers will find plenty Of Hay Corn.
Oats Bran. Corn Meal and arifs.
je141w GEORGE HECK & CO.
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The location Of the celebrated Point Clear
Hotel is picturesque, romantic and delightful.
Bathing and nshing facilities are amply pro-
vided for and one placing himself under tho
care OF the whole"souled proprietor, Mr.. Bald
win, will be sure to be satisfied.
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A London paper says that Sir Charles MI
gent, who inherited a baronetcy and $50, 900 q
year when eleven, owed $4,000 by the time he
was twenty-one. Money-lenders try to get
mere boys, who are heirs to property, to Dor
row Of them
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The Crystal Sdrings Monitor says: We are
now shipping peaches from Crystal Springs
at from 100 to 200 boxes per day. Large ship
ments are being made OF apples, plums, to-
mostly go to New Orleans, the other products
to Chicago
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Hayes is said to have received the following
from q Boston lecture bureau: "My dear M +.
Hayes-In the event OF your being dlsengaged
next winter, please send me your lowest
terms for fifty lectures"
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The New Zealander is boy of the period
and is not going to wait for fun until he car
sit on an old bridge and view the ruins Oh
London. That country, with population Of
100000, owes $105, 100000.
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Miss Efie Ellsler recently appeared as
Meenie In rip Van Wrinkle" and in the
printed cast was announced as miss Effie as
Meenie, aged 26 for this occasion only"
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REWARDS.

6OE REWARD-A KENTUCKY PACING
pAC saddle-horse, color sunburned light
bay, three white feet. some white In the face,
head small, very broad up and down at the
shoulder 50 that the saddle will hardly stay In
position; the best point OF Identification is q
bony formation, as big as a piee pn-egg, on tn 8
outside Of the right hind foot. Just above til Q
hoof. The above described horse was stolen
from the Christmas Plantation last night. The
above reward will be paid and no questions
asked. to any one who will return said horse to
the above place. P. e. BEAUVAIS.
Baratarla, June 10. 1873. ie1i 10t$
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TFOR sALE-A CARREE ICE MACHINE
A. with latest improvements, imported Tor a
gentleman In the country. Makes four bounds
at q time. No waste Of chemicals is I'm oJfa-
plete working order, Has only bsen used i fsv
times. Is suitable for q family or restaurant.
and is sold for want Of use. Price sf51 Adj
dress Immediately ROBT. HARE. S. CsIronds~
let street, New Orleans. jel5 Wa au2t
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seventh Ward-NOtfce-The voters of
the Seventh Ward will please note that the reg
places. viz:
Corner of Claiborne and Lapeyrouse streets,
June 3, and s.
Corner Of Prosper and Bagatelle streets, June
6, z and s.
At Orleans Car Station, June 10, II and IL,
Corner of Union and Royal streets, June 10,
IA and Is.
Corner Of Claiborne and LapeYrouse streets,
June II, 10 and 10.
Corner of Gentilly road and Frenchmen
street, June 20.
Polls will be kept open from 7 to II o'clock
a. M, and TO 8 O'Clock .. m.
By order OF
i iee22 too A. Y. FLOTTE, Judge.
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JERSEY ARD ALDERNEY
MILK. MILK. MILF

MILK. MILK MILK
Pure and fresh. from the country. to be had
Corner CRrOndelet and Common streets
and Branch. no. CD Canal street, meas
tIHe Custom House, North Side.
The only places In the city where this cele
orated milk can be procured.
Pure, rich and sweet Jersey and Alderne,
Milk and BCc5ermilk at 5 cents per glass, re
3eived daily on ice, via Jackson Railroad, from
he famous Arcola Dairy Farm. Said stock Ii
rom the we'll known Fowler's inportatfons
Jersey and Attorney cattle.
Also kept od hand, Mead, Soda, YfchY, Min
5ral Waters, Homemade Pies and Pastry.
SEQ 1y6thp
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FOR RENT.
........-.F oR RENT
FOR SALE.

E1ARM ON JACKSON RAILROAC FOA S4I.rs--
= adjoining town Of Tangipahoa: 10 sores ID
cultivation, with growing sweet potatJes, pin-
ders. sugar cane, etc, 100 apple. 100 pears az
ounce, rs peach Trees all choice; 1000 raspberry
and 800 strawberry plants; the horses, cows
md tools also for sale. For 81 person rnsy
visit the place on Sunday and return to thu
city; Inc growing crop will be sold, II DESIRED
Apply 70 NH. GARY, on the premises.
ie16 1ts
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WANTED-A SITUATION. BY A YOUNG
w woman, to do homework. and is willing
70 assist in anything. Address A. T., N. O.
Democrat ie IA st
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WANTED-TO RENT PERMANENTLY. A
w dwelling suitable for o family OF six. be-
tween Thalia street and Louisiana Avenue.
crat Office. ie1G 1S%
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HOUSES WANTED.

GOOD NURSE. CALL At 81
w Prytania street. ih14 9t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Hall Y. NJ. COncOrdia Gay Club, New
Orleans June IS, 1s7s-The officers and members
Of the above club are hereby notified to assem-
Bile at the Oakland Riding Park TO-DAY (Sun-
day. June 16. Mt O'Clock D. M, sharp, to parti-
cipate In our annual picnic. Honorary mem
bers are invited tn attend
By order of FRANK LETTEN President.
JOHN BOLGWINKEL,
je16 1t r cordinp Secretary.
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WOFkfngmen's Rank-New Orleans,
June 8, 1878 AT meeting Of the board nj d.
rectors. held the fourth instant. Mr.. EDGAR
HINCKS was appointed cashier In place of Mr..
]. b. Mondiegt, resigned.
ie9 st EDGA Ar HINCKS. Cashier.
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WANTED TO RENT -FOR THE SUMMER,
w furnished house situated No. 80 North
Rampart Rent per month $40. Apply on the
premises. jeib 2t%
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NTANTED-A NICE. TIDY COLORED GIRL
w to do housework and assist in sewing.
Must come we'll recommended Apply Monday
at AIT Camp street. je16 5t%
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once of New Orleans city Railroad

once of New Orleans City Railroad
Company. No, 1914 Canal street, New Orleans,
June 6, 1878 Certificate No s57s in favor of Miss
Adele Jackson, for twenty-five shares of the
January 2, 1878. having been lost or lpislaid,
notice Is hereby given that unless the same be
produced at this office within Thirdly days from
date hereof, new certificate will issue In lieu
thereof and said certificate No. 1919 be declared
null and void.
je6 Inn CO. LEWIS. Secretary.
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Special Notice TO Red River shippers
All freight. received for steamer TEXAS this
week has been ah pped on steamer SILVER
CITY, leaving SATURDAY. the fifteenth instant.
Please insure accordingly.
JOSEPH A.. AIKEN,
je16 st No III Gravier Street
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HELP wANTED-FEMALEs.

CHlambermaldS, COOkS. NUFsss, sta.
MTANTED-AN Al COOK. WHO CAN GIVE
" references from last employers. Apply at
1878 Carondeet street. is16 it,
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The sixth ward registration ono,

The Sixth Ward Registration ONCE
will remove and open at the following places
and dsss. Office hours o. m. to u M. and
from D. ne. to D. M.
June II. 10 and 10 at corner Bayou Road and
Johnson street.
June H. Is and II at Grand Route Bayou ST.
John.
June IS. 10 and 20 at corner Hospital and Levee
streets.
June q, % and "a at corner Chartres and Bar
racks streets, for revision OF registration.
Je1f lat X. BREWSTER, Judge.