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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-16
miscellaneous.


4 DVERTlSEMENIS FOR TIE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL 81 RECEIVE At THE W
TOWN OFFICF 80. .2,N broadway, corner Thirty irs
Il. OF :.u~ Wet Twenty III mist cor t'rhtlAvr.i 700
;hrl ave cor Forty scnih the HARLEM OFFICE
NJ - = III nj ave. Ou"hundrrd and twenty oufihl
Garl,m savings Bank Buildlncl UP to T. M dt regular
Office
NOR WATER-TIGIlT CELLARS. VAULTS,
4 Floors Damp Wads Gravel Eo"nig o. CIl!ri i'oo
l.oa!r. apply to MOfN'~ A~fIiALIiC CEMENT co
T.. = VAUGHAN. IrcasuIrr 100 Mtura.sic, ~ y
[, EATiNG'S COUGH LOIENGES are daily
~ recommended for Cough' Colds. A.thmi etc. bv the
IrsnOuial, the most eminent may De -rcIl
PII,r % cents PCT sold 1y nl druggists
They contain 10 opium OF preparation thereof q.
T.. fOJGERA & CO., Ncw-iork,
special Agents
l AMOtlROI'N'S PICTORIAL SlRiIP.--Thc
great remedy ior Conghs Co!d' Irritation Of the
Throat and Affection, ct thc ungs over % years OF III
CTra-inp popularity alfest its merits
Pamphlet frte. -0d by al druggists.
L LNl-lLEA * co. Nnw-inIl.. Agcnts.
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BKOOK ROUTE.

II
For TRENTON AND PHI i.ADEl4PlllA O
Icarc New YorE for Trenton and Philadelphia at pow
3n $50 $780, 800. 500, II NJ ana at p III i''
Trenton. , NH
Leave Philadelphia from station North Pennsy yana Slt
road Ihir AMI Berks-ts 1905. 1870 93O ll;9o h'
100 3i}D 33O n
Leave Trenton tor at 30 except Monday 49,
81 D. 1920 i. M. l2:i5, -:l5. 40. 6:i5 o. N: ooo -
Room attached 10 tne W.
$3.50 D. M trains NewY York the 1880 ~ $50 D. IN
trans from Philadelphia. ,..,..,.,.t,o d,
SUNDAY TRAINsIeave New.fork ana PDlade'phaa a. a.
al D. leave Trenton at l:20, .u2O a. ~ 6:lo D. m
Tickets or sale foot OF Liberty ST., NOS 90 ana -
Broadway al the principal hotels ali Offices OF he Erie han
way In New and Brooklyn and at No COnrts bfOoK
- III. y. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass Agent.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID Leave foot Of pesbrOsscs and C0rtandt.

- "A
- Leave NowYork from foot Of pcsbrosscs ana Corta
500 M 70, Washington Columbus Chicago and the West
Richmond Charleston and the South ThIou%h PULLMAN cS
from Baltimore 10 Chicago. . - -, GO, IL.
iIv D. m Io Washington and the West and the South via
GOrdosvile Pullman IRON NewY 0rk 10 iamore anu
cnDati, Louisville and St Louis Through Pullman cars
Baltimore Cincinnati and St Louis and from Washington
400 m daily Washington. the South West Pull
man scepers from New York 10 Baltimore and
making close connections for Chicago Cincinnati Louisville
ST Louis Pittsburgh the South and Southwest Through
Pullman Baltimore 10 Cincinnati and Iousvlie con-
meets at Washington IN trains for Lynchburg Florida New
orleans and the South -, -. o,,- an. q, ..
Broadway NewYok and at ticket Offices foot OF CortlanGt
and Desbrosses SITS, and depot, Jersey CITY ~ ,,,,o
ASK FOR TICKETS R sih 5AbilMof'H AND oi''
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Ferry station in New York foot OF Ihberyst
Commencing Nov. 2S lS71-rraiDs leave as follows 49,,
$50 m.FOr Pennington EastOn Belvidere, MauS y,
Junction with b h. W. X r. ,,
S:45 r.-FOr HIgh Bridge Branch, Easiop HsfIsDnIa
Mauch CnunK Tanaaua Hazleton, WukesDaITe SciantVn
O:I5 a. NJ and 4:3O D. m-For SOmeville and Pennington
D. For Pennington, Easton, Msuch Chunk, Ianittua
D. m-For High Bridge Branch, Easton Belyiaerc, uI1
Nauch Chunk Connects at Jul elton with d. H. anu w. ~ L.
$3.50 IN, daily For EastOn Allentown, ana h'uriso"e
For r ms 10 local points table stations
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leave az 300 a. NJ ~ p ~, ~, ,r
Bound Brook aud luermel1te pOtS aud at oJU p III lO'
Easton. Reading, and Harrisburg
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave Tor Perth Amboy Bank, Branch
Grove, &c. at Sl5 ll:t5 4, 5;l5 D. H. ,,r,,
Stages Mattawan station 70 ana IRON NJ
PORT. and a Squan and from POINT PLEASANT
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections. foot of Lberyst. Tor freeholu de
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p4NNslLyANiA RAILROAD. - GREAT
TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MALL
EOCTE-Ou after November -, 1871 trans leaye New
NurN COril ndt streets follow,
Express Harrisburg. lhCrg the West aud South with
Pullman palace attached a. and $50 p. dal}
For Wliausppif. Look Haven Cory and hIIe. -
p. connecting al ln Ntdsyle pcirolrum Centre
aud Tie OF Regions. Foe WIll1m,poH and Lock Haven
pa. m.
ugon EXp,ss' 81 Pullman plror ctrs daily, except sun
day, a arrive Washington 4:lo Regular al
$40 a. Ia, l. 6:i1 aud p IA SUNDAY 600 aud p. m.
Express PhiadelUt $50 e-' C-30 IImittt) n M
| !, ,, Is. ESQ l. $50 ami sunday. e.. l 30
and 4. IA. fmiiraut and second 4. = T..
NcNnIb Elizabeth. Runway, Treu.
Perth ANNOY. fralngtOn, Brlvcrrc other
sect schedules ri al ticket otic"-.
Brooklyn an gh
ut jersey C, ahordng speedy aud dsect transfer for
Irii, arrive: From Pittsburg, $50 100 M and
1920 =. IN. dai 1910 ~. AMI 600 p NJ, daily. except
Monday. Washington ami Baltimore, GJ and % 10
~, 40 rio, AMI 1910 y. ~ Sunday, d;'u aud $40
Frou, Pin ane phla, j.O,, 900 80 1910 1910 lljua NJ
III 4:lO OLD Coo, $40 10. o. and LOGO SUNDAY
b.Oj. soc $40, 1910 1850 a. IN, $50 and lo-i q.
Ticket ohccs 90 and 9ti broadway, No Asor House,
and and COrt andt st No COust and
Brooklyn Annex Depot foot OF Iditon'st Brooklyn Nos
III nudaOn llobokeg Depot Jersey CITY.
Emil rant Iicket Office, Ma. Battery, place nam,
FRANK THOMSON, J." L. fAkhhH,
raj Manager. r'hl PASSENGER Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-16
Enelnees Gnances.

DRY GOODS merchant, with small capital,
y can do opposite the Depot. in la,sd, - CAL on
ALFRED sPIER. - warren ST., n. 81.
4 FIRST-CLASS family grocer can do Il fine
~ business by starting ia ~pers he" bilns oplolr N
depot Pa.tlc y j. For particulars see ALFhtb SlEEi.
at 80 NarItnst y. y. a. Pa-sac, morning. before $3.50
o'irck
DVSINESS-TRAINED Christian man, com
- handing ~ 10 $4,000 u desiring uancn'y near by
cnMpfis.ug depot. expires, tel gpl gucriy address LII
CLIMATE" B.x COZ, Post oGlc' Ne"-fosk cry.
NOR SALE-A large hotel known. as the
NAS~fDN HOUSE: b. pleasantly situated IN The centre
~ tr ion wliipa tr Tuis Of tue rheUarr lsr al:
g. aonE large buIt~- ai II We" "diP ''u li CIV
Price n1dcratr. AJst - iic pure money in on
unri. desired. For particulars adEcs, Box 49, Ltch
lie q. Conn.
FNUE ADVERTISER controls a large trade
ia nI.cil-s retail business m tbs city, pa ing g"
profit but afiug capital dc,res ~ form copar nrs ~
wiH to- iv, - 900 cash un 1hJt q tc
frrrncr. Ad!rr.S CASH. Box 20 Tribune Olhcc.
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and LONG BRANCH DIVISION,

~ Trains leave for Perth Amboy Red Bank Long Biach'
Grove &c. at Sl5 Has, a. M. 4, 5l5 D. H. INV
Stages connect Mattawan Station 70 ana IRON M i
PORT and at Sauan o from POINT PLEASANT
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Gituaticns Uanteo--femaIes

1T THE HOME BUREAU, No. 537 6th.ave
N second door 32d.st West Side number OF cYcs
lent coored servants male and female for every caacy
supplied the for city and country Office -
red
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gnrcpcan Advertisements.

PA;Is. Feb a., 1918
DARIS FXHIBITiON.-To let at once En-
i TFNrINE OFFICES At No. Rue scribe with sous.
SOL reqnred the centre of te American quarter, under
Of Monroe Co.; suitable t0r any Wholesale bust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-16

FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAlLWAI
Connections foot Of Lbertyst' Tor freehoo de
S:l5. 1l:ij 4 BIB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-16

Z AUNDRESS.-A first-class cOlOred laundress
~ wishes gentemens and families washing by the dozen
or we h. on the reasonable terms; facilities usur-
uassrd references frsicass. Cali or address MARY f.
GORDON. No. 1913 West 3Othst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-16

With fh' business limited compass" DIM q, se Yves.
Short RIB dull At 29 Long Clear duh at Short CIsH
s at aasd BeeHinda Mess dun slG Extra Mess dull
at IiS; Prime Mess dull at s2 LsrdIPnms Mesep,
Spirits steady at &C., RosnConimon dull st n3a f n
dali at 10. Cheess-AmencaD Choice dni az oS; u
steady .,e,sr 70 M s Ne su srnns
winter Steady At LID Con-od Mixed soft dull at 2S
New steady at 25!d. Cotton seed on-Yeliow American
IIyFarool March I5-,2:so Cotton fiat and irrcgrlsr
M M,@@ns T Tpsn% ooa oadinary Upan 6d
9inars Eps"ds "a: sales Of 1000 Salss j
Soo bales: Including $500 bales American Futures seller
last nights prices tplands Low MGdng clause MARI an,
June delivery. 6issd: Uplauds Low Middpg clause Jun,
and July delivery 6Od tpInas Low MaanS Sp
ding clause sAppod April and May sail sd sales spee
nsrCrs TOOK oooO ZOO '' baies total stock $4,000
American, 52S 900 bales. total receipts oo s6o $500 o'
amount Of Cotton aicat 200 american 244 ool
Dale. forwarded from the ships size drte 10 ~
receipts of Wheat for the past three days were 2ooo '
including 1900 qrs American. go, - . o.,
eeaS B,en arcn % "a bI c% for NC Clear Mdde
q 9d Tor short Clear Mddcs. Taow. 70 ID per cw';
yI9o March l52 w f@fr cotton
upands. Low Middng clause. April and May delivery 90
upands Low Middlng clause. September ana oc'ooo u0
lTERrGo March l5-i p mTho sales Of Cotton TO-DAY ia,
T%4cs 10 sfss A d% and esdas
LIVERPOOL, March l5-5 p In-Cotloi iutures uuii ou
LTEErooI March 15-Evenng.- Iinseei oil 20 per cwt
LONDON. March l5-6 p. m.-sprs Of lurpentue "a PEI
LONDON March 1-Evening- Calcutta Linseed KY Gd
per quarter. Srerm OIL ga per ton Linsecd Oh 40 PEI
ton. Linseed Cake, rs lJidi0 per toh
HAVANA MARKET.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-16

COOK.-A Protestant woman as good plain
~ cook and to assist with the washing good city reference
Call for days, 80 East llthst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-16

A 7 PELTON'S, Gas 6th-ave., between 37tL
IA and 38thsts formerly with Bede viii DO found arrs
selection OF first class SERVANTS both Protestant ana CAR
Ole for city and country also waters coachpon ylrenes
farmers, useful men, &C. n. BAH orders By mail receive
I'm al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-16

HOUSEWORK.- a Swede girl, recon-
mcnded bang very good cook; IS nly capable q
taking cnret and doing the work OF the house good
baker excellent washer and lTpncr country or city,
where Call at No 800 6thave. near 23d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-16
ERiE RAILWAY. -, ~
~ ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS taking effect fco %

way In New and Brooklyn and at NO Conrtst BrOok
IL. P. BALDWIN. Gen Pass. Agent:
ERIE RAILWAY. os.., 70, .,
8 a. nj ncirnati and Chicago Day Express. Drawing
coaches to Buffalo aud Suspension Bridge; . ,,o,o
m win S a : to lac l We,i AMI
west gt; be-, ls%i room seem9G coaGnS' 10 sHe
COACHES tfon Il to Rochester buffalo Niagara Pals. Clcn.
nan ava Chicago without change; Also hotel uns CARS u
- - Em.grant rain tor the West.
N ri en s %Hs so BOA. R rs N5t and NJ
amt l. midnight Saturday nights only sundays 9I' a. Ill.,
cfsd Park oqq Passae @ 10 No. h, y noon SaGd l1S
6, $50 10 10 $50 p ~, and ~ mldnisht % ,oo,
E9s!'G47 5 5 3 s H." o eS c a. m" pm ~? and
II midnight Sundays. 8. 80 9ij, 10 l4j 0:So p
s%Ts@ 10 Esd i3 p 81 81, &c. 20 M M
Cornwall 8 a. NJ 80 1870 p N. Sundays. 3a6Oa. M
NeT SSSSh a. $40 40 ?. sundays s3oa. 10
Cohen ,oI s ~ 8 10 a, n, $50 3Ij $50, p sun.
0 MSe tow ~ 75 % S g. m p 5. i3p 7p@ SUNDAYS
Conc 60 with SewYork and oswego Midland Main
Jervs 10, 2. l0a m. $780, D. p NJ SnhiaS@ o.
6a%1s on even 6 or hali e s9grs
than bove time train, ay,pS Chambors on quarter hours
Sys o9d St at s. s 5$ T i5 M Connecting With
train; leaving ChambtIssi At 10 p u ara y mnsa n and
sleeping coaches tare and orders for The chegkns
S Mos 2SD io 55 md e5 brosdway = Courist
AT the COM llNs Ntlnl- -O,
Expr Tian from the West arrive In Ne"-f 0rA ~ go
- No. mon ARBoTT general Pass'r AGENT New York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
mans leave for Euge ood Clos cr, Permun and Nyack
= $50 9:l5 A. H. l. & t. AS. 6.3o $50, 1870 p m, and
~aturd nights only at 1850 III. sundays a. H. ana
G3u p. ., , ,,.. oono -, ..,., IN
INO. y. SBBOir General Psss'r Agent. New.NOrk
EARE REDUCED.
SO TO BOSTON
FALL RIVER LINE.
Excl l>IOS TlCkEf-, -
Magnificent steamers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-16

LII seeking reliable servants, male or fe.
"A male for city country find great yarety-osr
man Engllsh Irish Se9;ca Swedis9 Amercsn &cst
near established in 1s47 handcooks aundesss:
housekeepeTs eambermads, Mattresses.
gardeners hands, walters married couples De- Remem
Der, los Gth-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-16

uOUSEWORK.-By neat, intelligent girl
4 understands all kinds 81 family cooking goo
washer ana roner: Will be useful in family any capacity
makes good bread biscuits &c; objection 20 the county
GOOD reconme nations. Gail address PROTESTANT
HOME BU RIAU. No 1875 81 ave. ionr doors above ION 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-16

NURSE &c.--A young girl to mind children
n do light ohamberwOk in private family Can or sc'
dress 2.B last A llst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-16

NURSE.-An experienced weekly or monthly
~ nurse; would hko IN immediate engagement: mex
ceptionable erences Can be No. Az dadsonaye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-16

NURSE, &c.-By German girl, Is years of
y ag for chamberwOr ad 10 take care Of ehildFen no
cards MARTINS. 80 Forsyth ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-16

COOK.-A Protestant woman as first-clasS
~ baker country preferred city reference Ma
l3i West l7th.st., basement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-16

UAvAN, March 15.-Sugar firm. spanish gold 2222dZHS'
Fxchangr Irregular; tie United staesS0 DAYS
3itat urcln sLo chit do jaG prem; 60 DAYS GOLD 4do
prem short sight, jdb prcu on London lOaIt pie"'
o Paris Bal prem
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SO TO BOSTON.
VIA the
FALL RIVER LINE.

EAI I NJ :. IIIhI.Ii-,
Magnificent steamers
NEWPORT and Old COLONY.
800 T. m uay SUNDAYS excepted from Per 2S, Norm
River, loot o. Murray. GEO. l.. CONNOt, IL A. A
borden ~ LOWELL. Agents
BoDA yn passengers transferred free by Annex Ooa's
i.a,ine foot 4 Fui on -. NJ 4:3O j.. NJ.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-29
Lottery Advertisements.
Philadelphia Times,

In sentencing a lottery dealer Yesterday,
Judge Peirce hit the nail on the head with the
remarking that something ought to be done
with the newspapers which publish, to their
great discredft, the advertisements of lot
teries. The Times has more than once made
some remarks to the same effect, and pro-
poses to repeat them until something Of this
sort is done. II petty policy dealer receives
six months Imprisonment for peddling the
tickets, what should be the fate of the public
journals which lend their columns to the fur
therance Of the disgraceful traffic? If grand
iuries will act upon Judge Peirce's hint, which
we hope to see repeated and enforced in g.
charge, the handspring of the lottery swindle
would soon be broken by the hand of the law.
No prostitution of the press Is more culpable
than the one in point.
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JERSEY AND ALDEgNEY
THE SISTERS OF CHARITY

A BE HAPPY TO INFORM THEIR PATRONB
Ia and friends that, after having made sorne
repairs and improvements In their BUILDINGS
they are prepared 10 receive a few young lady
boarders. As only limited number can Do Sc
applications should be made "a
early as possible. The Boarding School wifi
open on the I'D of January, 1875. For terms aD@
Dlication can be made at 81 gfmeon's enkGeA
Isl Annunciation stress ass3A
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Headquarters Tenth Ward Central
Democratic and Conservative Club-The voters
of this ward are notified that the polls will be
opened at the corner OF PRYTANTA AND ST.
MARY STREETS. on SATURDAY. June 90.
between the hours of q. m. and .. N.
HUGH FELHAN, Judge.
Commisstoners-R. Fl. A. Mooney, Hy. Bren-
nan, T. J. Bath, John Williams, Peirce LOBBY,
VIM. A. Dowty, James Lynch, James Nugent.
Clerks-A. Kelly, V. @. Rertel NJ E. Redding-
ton. J. McCabe, J. @. Goldfng, E. Clarke.
Poll No. comprises from A to NJ.
Poll No. comprises from N toZ.
DANIEL O'LEARY,
President Tenth Ward Central Club
T. ]. BATH, Secretary. je29 it,
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PrImera CompanIa Cazadores de o

FFINEbFA UUEHWAHtA UHZaUUFtS Wb Vt"
leans-Aten3ion Los miembros de la espresada
compania SO reuniran el DOMINGO. 80 a la 8
de la manana en- su Quartet, de gala uniforme,
con ell ObietO de efectuar un paseo militar
Los miembros honorarios que deseen homo
rarnos con su presencia particular al paseo
militar, Quedan respect uosamente invitadOs q
la misma bora, 0 a la una de la tarde que saldra
la compania de su Quartet, con destinacion al
picnic que tendra lugar en- el Magnolia Garden,
Por orden del Captain JOSE LLADO.
FL Sargento Primero,
je2S MIGUEL PINEDA.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-29

New Orleans, June 20. lS7S-We, the
undersigned citizens and residents Of the Third
Ward, do most cheerfully indorse the selection
Of Mr., Thomas VIzard, for president OF the
We believe the election of Mr.. Wizard will do
much to harmonic existing differences In the
ward, as we'll as to guarantee to the people O
full. free and honest election in the selection Of
representatives to the nominating convention.
We therefore earnestly urge upon all our
artisan. the clerk and In fact all classes-to give
an enthusiastic support to Mr.. Thomas Ward
f.r president Of the Third Ward Central Demo-
cratic. Conservative Club.
VIM. Fl. Flynn. John ". Hastings
Robert Watson, NJ. G. Leeney,
g. Fitzgerald, John M. Daubert,
I. M. Mumford. j. b. LaVielle,
3. f. Knowles, Thos. Moran.
John B. Farrell, A. Roaemeyer,
Andrew Besson, Paul Faucon,
r. b. Parks g. Fl. Hall.
B. W. Mooney, John KnOpf,
Joe Coates. a. Lumis,
f.. Watson, Charles McCabe
Josiah Doyle, Leigh Watkins,
Fearn Watkins, Thomas Manning.
VIM. Roberts, Geo. G. Lee.
VIM. W. Cooley, Robert Henley.
Andrew 4 drew Mckay. " " Z. Ray Raymond
s. 9. Johnson, Nichols Theodore,
A. J. COburn, Thos. ]. Maher.
Peter McDermot, John HeSsian,
G. b. 0'Sullivan, M. Foley,
+. M Sivon VIM. Sivon,
Pat. Stanton, Anthony McHale,
M. Lyons. John COstellO.s
VIM. Lyons, d. Burke,
J. Kennedy, ?. GOid9tein.
J. Murphy, Fl. McCloughry
J. E. Walsh, David Close.
P. J. Barrett, Geo. P. McOase.
Thos. COrragan jos Kimmieh,
Jas. J: Brun, Pat Kennedy,
JOS. Sherer. Ed. Kennedy
Vim. Conway, John Conway,
NJ. Tully, A. r. CFisps.
Frank Villegas, J. Fl. Levy.
Thos. Murray John Foley.
J, P. Ford, H. Marks.
Geo. Flynne A. Wizard,
Ed. Kennedy, Thos. Taylor,
M. J. Kernaghan, John T. Gibbons.
H T. HILL j. Ole,
Jas. COrcoran, e. Adder,
J. @. Mcclellan, T. J. Churchill.
Q. Boyle. phos. Eagan.
Frank Rulef, John Chalk.
Thcs. Menges, Luke Dillon,
Pat Glennon. Geo. w. Flynne.
John Boyle, John Q. FlyDne,
VIM. Fynne, PJ Sfubblefed
J. Rlddell, T J. McMulIen,
J. Cohen. NJ. A. Estin,
Lay. Levy. Sam Levy,
J. ". JOY. Andrew Mickey,
W. @. Raymond, M. A. Rogers,
John Price Eugene Krost
And many others. ie28
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Meadanarters Fomrteenth ward Central

Democratic Conservative Club-The voters of
said ward are hereby notified that poll will be
opened at the corner OF Arabella and Tchoupf-
tOulas streets on SATURDAY, June &c. 1873, be-
tween the hours Of a. m. and D. m.
Judge-M. Cooney,
Commissioners-J. ElIwood, George s. Kouns,
T. Fl. Elliott, George T. Roth.
J, Fl. FERGUSON.
PRECEDENT Fourteenth Ward Central Club.
je23 2LH
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state National Bank, Fiscal Agent, state
OF Louisiana. New Orleans. June &C. 1S78-Notice
is hereby given that the July 1873 Coupons on
the Consolidated Bonds Of the State Of Louisiana
will be cashed on and after MONDAY, July l.,
Bank of New York, N. B. A., in New York.
SAM'L H. KENNEDY, President
ie07 Ivy
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NInth ward CentrnI Democratic

Ninth Ward Central Democratic and
Conservative Club-New Orleans, June Is, 1873
The Democratic and Conservative voters of the
Ninth Ward are hereby notified that the cleo
ton for officers of the Central Club and two
members of the Parish Committee. will take
place this SATURDAY, June 20. 1873. The polls
will be open between the hours Of q. m. and 8
J1deeCCHRIsT. MEIsTER.
Commissioners poll No. /. from 1 to 700 inclu-
siye-George Goertz, VIM, Ell. Allen, James Will
der.
Commissioners poll No. Q, from 701 to 1875 in
clusive-J. V. Guillotte, John Lse. John Foley
BY order of II. CAIN. President.
ie2o It ALE. MOSS, Secretary.
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10 the voters OF bne Thlra WaFd-AeW
Orleans, June 2, 187S-At meeting Of a confer
ence composed of representatives from the fol-
lowing Third Ward Democratic and Conserva-
Inyincibles, Fitzpatrick Rangers. Fitzpatrick
Cadets. Fitzpatrick Scouts, Bourke Guards,
Bulletin Guards, .Broad-street Labor Guards,
man Democratic and Conservative Club. Young
Mems Democratic Club, Riley Guards. Work
Claiborne Guards. Gallant rs. Workingmen's
Democratic and Conservative Fair Play Club,
Rhodes Guards, and Wide Awake Club-held at
Turner's Hall June II, 1878. the following can
didates for officers of the Third Ward Central
Democratic and Conservative Club were unani-
mOuslV indorsed:
For President-John Fitzpatrick.
For Vice President-Tim. O'Neil.
For Secretary-Charles Byrne.
For Treasurer-Archie Stewart.
For Members Parish Communicable Arm
bruster, John T. Marley.
J. D. HOUSTON,
President Of Joint Conference
THOMAS RYAN Secretary. je28 ct
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

tce-CautiOn-AllP Persons are hereby
notified that from this date, June %. 1878, nc
debts against the steamer WILD GAZELLE
will be paid except contracted on the written
authority of
je2S # Il. COTHELL, Owner.
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HEADQUARTERS Twelfth

Headquarters Twelfth Ward Central
Democratic Conservative Club The voters of
this ward are hereby notified that the polls will
be opened at thu corner of Magazine and Penis
ton streets on SATURDAY. June 20, from the
hours Of a. m. to $50 D. m. for the election of
officers Of the Central Club and members of the
Parish Committee.
BY order Of J. r. AYcoCK, President.
ie28 2t* s. T. PARMELEE, Secretary.
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second ward central Democratic-C COM

second ward CenGFAk beTnOcfabIC=GOH@
seryative Cuban election will be held SATUR-
DAY. June %. 1878. for officers Of this Club.
Polls to be held at the southeast corner Of Poey-
fare and Magazine streets. Polls open from
o'clock q. M, to o'clock .. m.
Commissioners of Election on the part of Mr..
John Doyfe-JOHN LOGAN, J. T. LARKIN,
JAMES GLEASON, PAT. RYAN. T. HILBERT.
JOHN J. FLYNN.
On the part of james Barry-J. T. CONDOR.
J. L. LATHROP. @. GLEASON W. J. MCCALL,
G. CRAWFORD. Fl. HOURBEIGHT.
Judge-THOs. DEvEREAUX.
je2g r. T.. DIAMOND. President.
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Attention Democratic Conservative
Voters Of the Fourteenth Ward--An election for
officers of the Central Club and two delegates
to the Parish Committee will be held at the
polling place. corner Calhoun and Magazine
streets. near Henry Clay Avenue, on SATUR-
DAY. June %, between the hours Of q. M. to 8
D. m. g. s. CARLISLE
ie29 1T President Central Club