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Mrs. Tito m,

BROOKLYN, June 6-Mrs. TiltOn has been
asked to appear before the Plymouth Church
examining committee next Monday evening
aud present her defense il she in'ends making
any. The committee would meet with closed
doors in. the church parlOrs. It is hardly
considered probable that any defense would
be made although she has a right to demand
q trial by the church,
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After she Cray Robbers.

CINCINNhTT, June IL. q. Marshall, the
Janitor Of the Ohio Medical College, was held
yesterday In $4,000 bonds to appear before the
Court of Common Pleas for receiving the
stolen body or Hon. Scott Harrison. 1t is
now pretty generally believed that ono DIR.
Martin n professional grave robbcr, whose
Headquarters are at Ann Arbor. Mich, is the
man who robbed the grave Of Hon. Scott Har-
rison. d. tectiVCS are after him and it is
thought that they will have him here before
Saturday night.
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slider the letter carriers bill, but it was not to
inteTfere with appropriation bills.
Mr.. Blount said he didn't desire to take up
the appropriation bill tonight for he did not
believe there would be o quorum.
After some discussion recess was taken ut
8 o. m. until Z 80 n. m
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Resumption R'pe.l-GrtFnba Nov
Ing on s0ngrt ~.

NEW YORK June CD. b. Sturgeon, chair
man of the national executive committee, at
the request OF Peter Cooper and other green
| hackers, has issued q call, urging all The leaf
ers OF the National party in the different
States to meet him in Washington next Mon
day, in order that a united and strong appeal
may be made TO Congress to pass the bill for
the repeal of the resumption act
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NEW Y0BK, June Mr.. Edison's Iatest in
vention Is the "Tclesc0pOphOne 1t is IN
air trumpet, by use of which an ordinary
conversation has been heard a mile off an,
shouting at n distance OF two miles. Dea
people NAV likewise 60 to the theatre with q
teescOpOphone and hear the slightest whsp
ers on the stage.
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HOUSES WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT-A HOUSE IN THE
w suburbs Of the city. convenient 10 rect
chr9 with four bedrooms one with garden
preferred. Apply at 80 Union street. ia f
WANTED TO KENT-A HOUSE WITH
w five rooms In the Fourth Dis rict. Rent
must not be over sI5 per month Address G W,
b.. Democrat OfNl"n mr24tf
WANTED 49, 10 BUY FOR CASH. SIX
w family reRid. nGeB in Third, Second or
First District. Of this city, in n good neixhbpr-
20 d. and IN the n RI part 81 aid districts
Co taga or tw0-stOry houses, with lots 80 by 0
or 0, Mt the present low Urio g. md must be- in
good repairs. Applications must b. made to
mo in writing: & Ve in full particulars Of lot.
locality. npmb"r Of rooms, gas, wat"rworks,
etc. tLAVIUS IEBE-OUE.
my25 i'm 9716 EX"hHnge Alley.
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Vaughn to Try Another Walk with


state that VIM. Vaughn has decided to come
to the United States to compete with OLeary
for the Ashley championship belt. Vaughn
will be accompanied by two noted sporting
men and his trainer
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WANTS,
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEmALEs.
Cocks, Nurses, Chambermalds,


Cocks. Nurses. Cnanoernalds. Etc.
WANTED-BYA WHITE WOMAN A STU
W alton to wash and iron, Can give good
r"ferF noes. Address $50 Jackson street. No
objection to going across the lake je8 st
WANTED-A SITUATION TO COOK. WASH
w and iron. Gall Or address Miss NJ. FRITZ.
corner auro' md Rivth. 'o7t
WANTED-BY A KESPECTABLE WHILE
" woman, 81 tuation ~ cook and to assist
In other work. Address 29B burgundy street.
jeH st
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
w girl. situation to do h"u~ewo,k and
sowing, or dining-room work. Address M A. g..
this office j73t
WANTED-BY A MIDDLE-AGED WHITE
family. Can come we'll recommended Ad-
dress ". ? p. this Office. ie7 81
WANTED-BY A WHITE WOMAN. A SIT
w uatinn 70 cock, wash a. d iron. or do any
other kind OF work Can gtvo good references.
Apply ut No 10 EIysian Fla ds street JET 3t
WANTED-A SITUATION BY A RESPECT
w able woman to cook, wash and iron for n
small family. or to assist in hOusewOrk. Apply
at 81 Felicity str ct. ~ 1t
WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE
W woman, n ituatiOn 10 d. house york and
dining room work. Can give good reference.
Address j. NJ. b. this Office. JET Sc
WANTED BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w woman, a 81 uatton rs cook and to assist
In housewnrk. Can come we'll recommended
Address r NJ. G this office. j73-
WANrFD-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A
w situation to cook Il I'd do hOu5eWork. Ad-
dress T. NJ, tits office. Jet 3t
WANTED-0Y A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
W girl, situation to cock and do house,
work. Address N. K. this Office. ie7 81
VIVIAN EU-BY kESPF IT ABLE WON IN
w asituation r. houseke per or nurse. Ad-
dress A r. this office ieR 1t
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New YORK, June I'm the f0rty-eight
hours professional walk at the American In
stitute, which began at midnight last night,
Guyan at O'Clock this nftern on had covered
G8 miles, % Brien So, Ennis 54 and Benson 50
rnilnC
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RAILROAD PERSONALS.

The following were the departures by the
great Jackson stool rail route: DR.; A. Capde-
veile and wife. New YORK: ?. B. Price Little
Rock: Julius Emmors1n. Monroe; J. T, Gar,
vey, New York; Patrick Kelly, Liy8rnOol; P
NJ g stewart. Memphis; j. l. Weber, Phtladel-
HID; Mrs ,Krtchum and child, Henry Brung
NV York: I. Lomuoon and wife, Chicago; P
NJ u5et, New York; g. G. Adama, Washington
r. 7. Ghamplin, Chi ago: Prof J. n Saunders
New York; J. J, F garry. Chicago: Mrs. Surrat
New York; John Genie. J. Magean, Mrs. .aIex-
rnd(I%r. Miss Alexander, Euroue VIA New York
J, Wassen and wife. LynChburg. Va; A. 7. Tor
rim. Evnnsville J. M Coons. Delhi. Ia.
Tho following were among the departures by
the favOrte Mobile asst line last evening: J, N,
Hermann New York r Kahn, Europe, via New
York; NJ; Whttemaq, Waukesha; H II; Geu-
Europ" Vi" NV York " Mo CS SV 4HI
John M"C!,wu bel and family, Athens, Tenn;
| nae Blum. Europe. yIG New York; }. 7. Jack
York; Chas, +, Othwein. st, Louis; L. Roheo
Europe. via New YORK; Q, PONIES and wife
BurOp~, via New York; L. ]. COck1eld Now
York; G. Bunaso. Europe via Now York.
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The pank mt ReneuI Eli Annrovea.

WASHINGTON, June The President thie
afternoon approved the act entitled AN act
to repeal the bankrupt law"
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Cooks, Etc.

WTANTED-BY A COLORED YOUNG MAN
w situation as 60 k. Tan give good refer
ences. Has no objection to go over the lake.
AddrnsR LOSEPH thia nfIfcR II II
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SITUATIONS wANTED-mALEs


NTANTED-A YOUNG MAN ACTIVE AND
w labOrinu-, desires Il situation ~ clerk.
porter or warehcuseman. either in the city or
country: il COnVersant with the French and
Spanish languages is willing to make himself
Renerally useful Mt reasonable compensation.
PIease address II. CHARLES. Post Office, city.
IpG9
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOtlce-NOtice Is hereby given to the
owners Of q lot Of sixty. four kegs and nine bar
rels of Iron Links and Buckles, st0 cd at the
Rainbow Warehouse. to call and settle the stor-
da' 8 they will be sold by and for account OF the
undersigned.
New Orleans. June g. 1878. -
CHARLES PLUCHE,
ipg st Ra No 1873 TrhOupitOuIas street.
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Work Progressing Oh The Russian
Cruisers,

PHILADELPHIA, June 6-The steamer Sar-
atoga, the third and Latest of the Russian
purchases for armed cruisers, arrived at
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There are eighty thousand Jews in New
York, or more than ten times as many as in
Jerusalem, and their wealth is estimated at
5000 900 900
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100

The distressing intelligence comes from
t"rsOn is about to Join the Democracy. Pat
terson can't join. The Democratic party is
not a house Of refuge for thieves and scoun-
Gr,Iu
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RECOEs RTTTON OF THE G1R AND ORIENT
OF FRANCE REFUSED


New YORK, June T. In the Grand Lodge OF
the State of New York this morning the fol
lowing preamble and resolution were adopted
Whereas, it has come to the knowledge OF
this Grand Lodge that the Grand Orient of
France hhs caused to be stricken from its
constitution that part Of the ancient land
marks requiring belief in the existence of, n
Supreme Being, which action we believe to be
contrary to the spirit and touching Of ancient
Frcemas0nry, and destructive Of one Of its
most vital principles; therefore,
Rcsoirrd, That we refuse to recognize a
Freemason, any person initiated, passed or
raised in q body whore the existence Of Il
Supreme Being is denied or ignored.
1t was stated by the Grand Secretary that
the Grand Lodges Of England, Scotland, Ire
land, Canada, and two or more OF the grand
bodies If the United States, bad taken similar
action in regard to the Grand Orient,
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Benevolent Association, ARMY of North


ern Virginia. Louisiana DivIsiOn-ReRular
monthly meeting SATURDAY, June 9. 1873. at
1880 O'Clock D. M, at Mechanics Institute, Dry
aides. between nal and Common streets Pune
tuhl attendance Is requested
The Executive COMMITTEES will meet at 6 y. m.
BY order of FRANCIS r. NICHOLAS President.
WM. B. KLEINPETER,
JET Ut Recording Secretary.
Office of New Orleans city Railroad
Company. No. 12t Canal street, New ORLEANS.
June r, 1878 Certificate No. 1919 In favor of Miss
Adele Jackson, for twenty-five shares Of the
capital stock Of this company. bearing date
january 2, 1878, having been lost or misIaid,
notice is hereby given that unOss the same be
produced at this office within Thirdly days from
date hereOf q new certificate will issue in lieu
there and said certificate No. 1878 DO declared
null aud void.
irG I'm G. c. LEWIS porrptarv.
NOtiCe.-AII military organizations de-
string to participate in tho excursion to Mobile.
given under the auspices Of the First Regiment
Louisiana Field Ar iely, will please call upon
ei'her Of the undersigned for all information
necessary thereto.
Now Orleans, june 4. 1878
LIEUT. J. N. AUGUSTIN.
% CarOndrlet street;
CAPT. +. J. SOUBY,
ll3 Canal street;
LIEUT., CHS. LALLAhDE,
50 BarOnne street;
LIEUT.. ". Fl BEANHAM.
le5 II ID Peters street
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HELP wANTED-REMALEs.
Chambernnldn. Cooks. Nuraaa. ntn.

NTANTFD-A KESPEUTABLE WOMAN OR
w girl to DO hOuRewOrk and sowing. Ad-
Dire D. l.. this "ffico. je8 2t
WANTED - A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w girl to do dining-room work. Best of
references requireh. Apply at residence, on
Canal street. hetweon Hogan and CarrOlltOn
Avenuns. or II No. 100 CnnnI etreet 10 II
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Tho Witnesses If tho Potter Investigating
com mitroe. subpInaod to Washington, are. re-
que7t"d to call 90 W H. Barnet, abroad tick
ut broker. 38 st. Charles street., and get their
railroad tickets there and back. arrangements
having been made with the SerReant-a at Arms
i the House Of Rnpresentaives to furnish
hem IN their Vouchers. Fare for the r0unl
trip. first class. S60-gOOd until November L
making smving to tha Witness Of 81 80.
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jacksonville. Fla, June loving to the
wires beng down last night the report Of tin"
subcommittee Of the Potter Investigating
| committee was delayed.
Allen, cx-sherif Of Baker county, testified
| that he felt an interest in the Republican
| party and took every advantage he could for
| it. Did not believe Coke and Darman made a
| false canvass Was asked to CO-Opernte in the
canvass Of the county. Was not asked to
| throw out any precincts.
| Mr.. Springer read an affidavit from the tGs-
| timnny in the Finlay-Bisbee case, signed by
| Driggers and giving his statement In regard
| lahaSSee December /, 1876, with q certificate
| signed by Green, and one by Allen, certifying
that the STATEMENTS Of Drggers were correct,
SO far rs they were concerned,
Green said he never knew Of the affidavit
before to-day.
Allen could not remember ever signing an
affidavit in Tallahassee. Witness was drink
Ing very hard part of the time while in ITALIA
haSsoc, and could not swear positively
whether he signed tho paper or not Green
and himself We're both drunk on that day.
Elisha w. Driggers testified: Did not tell
StCnrns that the canvass had given the county
to Tilden; might have told him that was the
supposition; got my commission and went to
the Courthouse On the thirteenth Of No
vember. Allen, Green and myself got into the
clerks office by Howell, who was deputy
clerk, letting us in. | looked over the returns
and went over the CANVASS. ] said | could
not count the votes OF JOhnSOnVlllG ana Oar
byvi'le precincts.
After the returns were filled out Howell and
took them over to the Courthouse and
Howell put the probate judges seal on them
returned to Tallahassee the latter part of
November; met Stearns, MCLin and several
others; made an affidavit before Joseph
Barnes. to he used before tho board; didn't
rpcolleCt who made it; could say positively
that it WIS made before Barnes think VIM.
f. Chandler WAS present.
Mr. reason for throwing out JOhnsOnville
was that the inspector had refused to allow
one man to vote. The man told me himself;
he made no affidavit, but told me that he
would. | hid not examine the law | knew
that at Darby willie some one had been Chal-
lcnged at the polls, and supposed that they
had no right to vote, although their votes had
been sworn in. The swearing of them in did
not keep me from knowing that they were
illegal. Had no collision with any State Off
GER Green swore to the affidavit referred to,
hut could not say whether Allen did SO or not.
Made no such remark as I'VE are beaten and
must turn over n new leaf"
In answer to MeSsrs. Springer and IIuntOn,
witness said he was paid for his time and ex-
penses Morton gave me 500 for expenses.
In regard to throwing out the precinct
where men were challenged and sworn in.
suppose now that it was not in accordance
with the law. [ did so because | thought it
was right, Think Mr., Eagan got me a pass
on the rAiirnnd.
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POLITICAL NOTICES.
AttentIou nemOcrn -C0ns eryatlve vot-

Attention DemOCra tIr- COnservative vot-
ers Of the Tenth Ward-The registration office
Camp street. between st. Mary and St. Audrey,
from June to June 10: wigwam on st. Charles.
between Jackson and Josephine. from June II
Josephine from June 4 to June g. inclusive.
jes TT DANIEL O'LEARY. President.
Rally Rally! Rally IA regular meeting
ot the WOrkingmen's Club Will be- held at their
Wigwam, corner Of Constance and POeyfarre
MING All voters Interested in the welfare Of
the, ward are cordially Invited. There will be
81 hg b to aSf the ,cr
le8 1T BERNARD MCCOOE. Secretary.
second Ward Registration The office
for the registration Of voters Of the Second
ward Will be opened daily from .. m. to T.
IN, at the corner of Euphr0sine and Magnolia
streets. ana Will remain open at that place until
further notice.
ie7 If h. E. DIAMOND. President
caution - Democratic. Conservative vO-
tors Of tho ,fourtoenth ward are notified that
present week will be ut the corner Of Broad
way and bevee streHts.
Judg"-ThOs. II. E lott.
Commtssioners-Ge W. Cotton. W. c. Nicho-
las
-. All other registration is unauthorized by the
&. 8. CARLISLE.
je6 President Centrai Club.
Attention Democratic and Conservative
voters Of the First Ward-The registration
office will be OPEN DAILY from 8 a. m 10
.. m.
Corner Of st. Charles and MelpOmene streets
from June TO June IL, inclusive.
Corner of Melp"mene and White streets from
juno - to June 49, inclusive.
Corner Of Orange and Tchoupt'O ulas streets,
from June 20 to June &c, inclusive
Any person not regis cred in the ward books
cannot vote Mt The primary elections.
Judge-A. Donovan.
,r Thomas Brennan, f M. Fox,
T. Conn RS
Cerks-John Barrett, It. J. Whitehead. D. G.
Donovan.
BY order of President EMILE J. OBRrEN.
Ie5 J"26 r. RICHARDS N. Se"r'farv
Registration! Registration she DesnO-
cratic C9Dserv tive voters of tho Sixth Ward
are hereby notified that the registration Offin"
will he opened for three days. b ginning THIS
DAY, from n. m. to o. M. and from to 6
o. m Registratton office, corner OF Charities
AMI Barracks streets. j4tF
Eleventh ward RegIsfratiOn-New Or
leAns. June 3, 1873 In accOrdanc3 with resO-
luton unanimously adopted by the Central
Cub, The Regia' ration Offices Of the Eleventh
Ward v IL b" located as follows:
No. !, June and 4. corner Fourth and TChOup-
Ito 1las.
No. . June and G. corner Ninth and Tchoup-
it0nlas.
No. g. June and 3. corner Harmony and Mag
Hzius.
No, T. juno 10 and IL. Magazine. between Third
and Fourth.
No. 3. June 70 and -. corner Washington and
PrytaniH
No. 6, June u and IS, corner Eighth and Caron-
delet
Noa7 June l7and 10. Dryadeg, between Second
and Third.
No, 3, June 10 and 20. corner Washington and
Commi7sIonera- Jno. A. Mcdonald. AIcide J.
"@ Tas1T s %5 G G%PTay Mr Gghsn H %n3
J. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
President Eleventh Ward Central Club.
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Send your FIRMLY and children this summer
10 Barnes Hotel. Mississippi City. The finest
Fairgrounds and sHfest bathing in America.
All # the delicacieR and eubstantaa Of tho
cuisine at less than city prices at the Fete
OMAN pRtre Cnrrnll on Hnrdana
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IMPORTANT.

I notice that most OF the jewelers. ON Canal
street are advertising to close their stores at
o'clock .. m. In view of the above fact, and
Wishing to accommodate my many customers
and the public generally. who owing to tbe
warm weather will choose the cool Of the even.
ing to do their shopping. / hereby give NOTICE
that will, as usual, keep open until 7 O'Clock
.. m, [. G. LEVI,
jp2f los Canal gtreek.
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Attention, VOters of The Twelfth Ward
Tho registration office OF this ward viii be- open
in the various places on the fol- wing days:
From June to =, fnClusiye-COrner Louisiana
Avenue and Magazine.
On June ,G-COrner Louisiana Avenue and
Tch ,uUitnulHs.
On June and g. Corner Tchoupitoulas
and AusrerlItz.
On Juno 10 and 11-Corner Napoleon Avenue
and TchOupit oulas.
On June 10 and 13- Magazine, near Berlin
street.
On June 14-Corner Magazine and Auoteritz
On juno 10 and 17-C0rner st. Charles and
y Rim.
On juno -, 10 and 20-Corner st. Charles and
louisiana Avenue.
On June %, a and 25-CJrner Louisiana Ave-
nu" and MHgHztne. G. w. ALLEN
je3 Ct JUICE Registration, Twelfth Ward.
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Of the Workingmen's Club Will be held at their
Wigwam. corner Of Constance and POeyfarre
streets, at 7:3O .. m. THIS Saturday EVE
MING All voters Interested in the welfare Of
the ward are cordially invited. There will be
eminent speakers to address the club
BY order OF the Pre- ident. GEORGE RICE.
je8 1T Il ERNARD MCCOOE Secretary
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND FESTIVAL. GRAND FESTIVAL.
GRAND FESTIVAL
For the benefit Of tho
GERMAN AMERICAN SCHOOLS
AT THE
MAGNOLIA GARDEN
ON
sunday Rnd Monday, June and 10, 1879,
Sunday ana Monday, .rune o and 10, as7s

The Festival commences at O'Clock. and will
be formally opened by tho president e. Pragst,
Tho programme consists Of Concert. DoDulaE
Plays for children and Dancing.
Refreshments Of all kinds at moderate pricea.
Admission 50 cents: children free
All friends Of the noble cause OF public educa-
tton. and especially all friends of harmless
pleasure and merriment, arc cordially invited
e. PRAGST, President,
GEO NUNGESSER Vice President
JET At f. BELING Plaz Commandment
HNErE CHA MpETRE-
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FOR RENT.

ITO RENT-COMPLETEIY FURNISHED.
ton, "a, Pnss Christian. Misa., will be lot tir
first NoyAmber next, together with large or
cbard Of pear. peach fig nd apple trees, grapes.
wharf and bath house. all In good order viii be
lot at a reasonable rate, rs the present owner
desires TO GO North on business. For further
the Jonas villa. East End. or TO DR.. Carson Ne
fiuFOD1alpt strapE "A a
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for the registration Of voters Of the Second
Ward will be opened daily from D. m. to y.
m, at the corner Of Euphrosne and Magnolia
streets. and will remain open at that place until
further notice.
ie7 If r. E. DIAMOND. President.
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RegIsiratiOn Registration she DeWO-
cratic CnDsnrv tive voters Of tho Sixth Ward
are, hereby notified that the registration Offin"
Will he opened for three days, b ginning THIS
DAY. from a. m. to .. m. and from to 6
D. m. Registration Office, corner OF ChartreB
ami Barracks streets ar
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seventh ward Otice-The voters of
the Seventh Ward will please note that the reg
istra'iOn office will be- opened at the following
places. viz:
Corner Of Claiborne and Lapeyrouse streets
june 3. land 3.
Corner Of Prosper and Bagatelle streets, June
6. 7 and g.
At Or eane Car Station, june 10, II and H.
Corner Of Union and Royal streets June -,
II and II.
C,rner Of Claiborne and LaDeyrouse streets,
June IT, l8 aud 10.
Corner Of Gentilly road and Frenchmen
street. June 20.
2 lis will be kept open from 7 to II o'clock
q. m, and to 8 o'clock .. N.
By order OF
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Attention Democrat Ir- Conservative VOt-
ers Of the Tenth Ward-The registration office
will open daily from a. N. tO7 .. m. at No. 52l
Camp street. between st, Mary and 81. Andrew,
between Jackson and Josephine, from juno II
TO June 10, inclusive; corner Of Howard and
Josephine from June Il to June IS. inclusive.
jes TT DANIEL, O'LEARY, President.
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WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
W girl. situation to do hnu~ewo,k and
sowing, or dining-room work. Address NJ A. o..
this office list
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At n Meeting of The Third Wars DEM
Ocratic and Conservative" Club, heldA Claiborne
Market on Saturday evening, June l. at 8 30
O'Clock, the following named gentemAn we're
appointed Judge and G mmisSioners of Regis
tratiOn and Elections:
Juige-L. Dillon.
Commission rs--P. Harket. J. J. Duesn. r.
ReiIley. JOtn Nc Hulen, John McHale, John O.
Flynn.
Tho registration office Of this ward will be
open in the various places on the following
DAYS:
June and 3 Corner Howard and Perdido
reefs.
June 6. and 8-Corner Camp and Girod
street,
June 10, II and To- Corner Poydras and b.
rOnne streets. .
June 10. 14and15-Corner Poydras and Bolivar
Str eetS.
June IT. 10. 10 and 20-Corner Palmyra and
PlHur streets.
MARTIN FINNERTY. President.