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CARD OF THANKS.
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HALL YOUNG AMERICA FIRE COMPANY No. 3,
New Orleans. April 2. 1873.
We. the undersigned committee. on behalf Of
this company. beg leave by this method t, re-
turn our most sincere thanks to our various
friends for the kindness shown us on our elev-
enth anniversary. especially to those men
toned below:
To Miss r. Dieboll. for the elegant basket of
flowers which graced our engine that day.
To Mrs. Rely and Miss Woodruff. for favors
extended.
To our Grand Marshal. J. Vanhoven, and his
efficient aids n. Reilly, T. Utter and A. Muinot
for the sumptuous repast which was 80 well
appreciated by all. and to which full justice was
done.
Also to r. Gent and L. Rapp, for their efficient
aid and conduct during the march.
Also to FL. P. Phillips. for the use Of his horse.
And to M. G. Peltz. for 81 grateful remem-
brance in the shape OF refreshments.
Also to our foreman. Fred. Geis. and second
assistant foreman. Joseph Watermeyer. for the
refreshments they furnished In the morning
previous to the grand march.
r. MYERS.
+. BEARK,
D. ULMER.
ap14 1t 2dp Committee.
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FOURTH DAY.
THURSDAY. APRIL -.

FIRST RACE-HURDLE RACE. handicap.
two miles. over eight hurdles. Purse $3.50.
First horse $500: second horse $780, Weights to
appear the day previous. and acceptances to be
made through the entry box at the usual time
of closing.
sEJOND RACE-SELLrHa RACE. One mile
and a quarter. for all ages. Horses entered to be
$1,000 allowed lbs: for $3.50. 10 lbs for $500 Is
lbs; for $500. 20 lbs. Any surplus over amount
ent cred to be sold for will be- given to second
horse. Purse 5000. First horse SITS; second
horse $25
Third RACE-Mile heats. three best In I've,
for all ages. Club purse $3.50. First horse $3.50
second horse 500.
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THE COURTS.
SECOND DISTRICT COJJRT.
NEW SUIT.
Mrs.. Widow j. O. DeDegre VS.. Mrs. Widow
John DeneRre.
EMAHCIpATED.
Corinne Folger.
SUCCESSION OPENED.
John A. Staiger.
THIRD nl6TR aGrr ftAutRT
THE COURTS.
D DISTRICT COURT,
THIRD DISTRICT COURT.
NEW SUITS FILED.


Widow seuve VS.. Mary schumert.
Alfred Marchand. Of France, and Wm Henry.
OF this CITY, intervene In III 9 suit praying that
the city be condemned to pay t. petitioners the
sum Of s1g,67o III they IRE 'he holders of o r.
tain obligations to the value Of half the amount
claimed By plalDt n In his petition.
). A. AfsWotth vs Mrs b. a. THOMPSON
Plaintiff shtws that the Inv OF 1877 providing
q new method OF col Getting taxes repeal. act
Mo- III OF 1879 and asks to recover the amou ut
OF certain rent notes ina 10 by def ndHnt for The
rent OF certain property In 1876: but defend
ant alleges that the tax collee or has ordered
her TO pay the rent to him. Judge Monroe de-
Cided that the taxes In question ere due lre-
vlous to the passage Ut the act of 1877. and that
the collection Of those rent notes is tn raj ase
the tax collectors right ON them by paying the
taxes due.
LOUISIANA NATIONAL BANK va. THE BOARD OF
LIQUIDATION.
In this case the court decided that under the
decision Of the Supreme y urt act 81 OF 1872 ia
Unconstitutional. and that the twenty nine
bonds which belonged to the free school fund,
were not binding. and cannot be funded.
Plaintiff bought the bonds and gave In pay
ment warrant for Sac 600 which petitioner had
received for the same amount, leaned to the
State when 1t had not the funds necessary to
meet the expense Of stopping crevasaas.
compelled to fund these bonds.
The State interviewed. and claimed the bonds
in It's capacity az trustee Of The free school fund
The bonds were deer eed to belong to the free
school fund.- and ordered to b returned to the
kfRtn.
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A CARD.

The report on the streets that the New Orleans
and Carrollton Railroad Company Is seeking to
control the Crescent City Railroad Company is
stockholders of the Crescent City Railroad Com
pany. desiring change of management. have
undertaken to elect new directory, O majority
of the stock having been placed in my con-
troll for that purpose. The New Orleans and
Carrollton Railroad Company has never been
consulted upon the subject and has nothing to
do with this matter.
A. WILLOZ. Broker,
ap142t2 No. 1856 Gravier street.
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SMALLPOX.
THE GUTENBERG HOSPITAL

SMALL
THE GUTENBERG HOSPITAL,
Founded over Half Century ago
For Contagious and NOn-C0nts geOus
Complaints,
EMBRACES TIE NECESSARY SPACE AND
BUILDINGS TO ACCOMMODATE
ALL AND ISOLATE THE
FORMER.
OF the contagious complaints smallpox is
that which wax. up the most attention and In
spires the m, st St. fear It makes its appearance
called nign or in1ammat 'ry. consisting Of q
few PIN pies which succeed a slight fever. run
turity In few d.ys. form some matter. dry up
and disappear: Those pimpl % are innocuous,
and like all the productions of nature are
and disappearance. These PIN Piles often become
numerous. again multitudinous. when they
are called confuent ana become serious,
mass. bearing resemblance to a scale
which when limited or slight is trivial. but
When very extensive become ne, fatal L. both H.
same, the one only multiplication of the
other. The most grave Of these causes, few
only cooling remedies. all Of which physicians
include under the name antiphlozistics.
The second &c form Is the reverse Of the first
type has chiefly prevailed for the past ear and
At ,,ne time the fluids Of the DO " receive the
shock OF the complaint; the blood becomes de-
composed and thin, t.ken from the arm 1t does
not coagulate. but remains dark and fluid. 1t
exud from the membranes. from the gums
and eye-lids and under the skin forms yellow,
livid. dark spots known to physicians under the
names petiches ecchymoses.
At another time he solids of the body, as II
by preference. receive the ,baneful visitation.
The pimples about dry up. become fiat and re-
main so. The breath Is foetid. cadayerous. the
whole body exhales putrid odor and becomes
QanxrenOuS. When the com Dlaint assumes this
cruel type 1t becomes the worst. most dread
scourge which awaits or can visit mankind 1t
is faal beyond the pale of hope; it is inevitably
Whereas. there Is available at the present
time in the city sovereign safeguard in vac
cination and revaccination from the COW direct.
power should not extend its blessing to the peo-
DIE and remove for all time this remorseless
plague. We're the members Of the press and
come under my care. I am persuaded they
would urge. invoke from either State or city an
adequate appropriation to secure the services
the above prophylactic means Of unauestiona-
ble efficacy. Fifty thousand dollars expended
for that purpose would BIZ rather a lucrative in
vestment for the State. saving the lives OF some
hundreds of staIwart men. should be deemed no
eight advantage. enhanced by the humanity OF
which the act would SAVIOR.
plication, for the unhallowed visitation pre-
walls and the infalllble remedy is in view. nigh
at hand. Had the legislature. which has only
expired us wa ae Pc
| imputaiion Of evincing disposition to ferment
| into mere oligarehies. aspiring rather to profit
by such visi, ation=wouli have eseaped the I'm.
motto over the portals OF the Roman Legisla-
ture. viz. "vos non vobis." adopting the one
VIZ y 'oD' u. HAYES. NJ. D..
Proprietor OF Gutenberg Hospital
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SMALLPOX and CONTAGIOUS COMPLAINTS

THE LUZFNBURG. the only inflrmary for
such, Is on Elysian F elds street, Third Dis.
buildings are many and spacious, constructed
In conformity with the most rigorous hygiene
The nurses are disciplined. No private accom-
Terms-I rivate wards s., and wards SO pei
day.
The destitute are furnished conveyance by
the City Workhouse. Good peonle are request.
ed to inform them. as many creatures perish
for want of care. food and medicine.
npaq 9dn1na%
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COPARTNERSHIPs.

nIssoLUTIoN-COP = THE
II partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent. Mr.. B. A. MCCARTNEY will
liquidate the affairs Of the old firm, and will
carry on the business in his own name. at the
corner of Julia and Front streets.
New Orleans, April 13, 1878.
JAMES VAUGHAN,
MARTIN HUBER,
ap14 "a my4* B. A. MCCARTHY.
THE DEATH OF Mr.. JOHN A. STATGER
i will cause no change of the business it
will be conducted under the same name. Mr..
Edward K0hnka holds orr full power Of attor-
ney. WIDOW JOHN A. STATGER,
JOHN e RENGSTORFF.
Partner In commendam.
= New Orleans, April Il. 1878. ap12 st
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FIFTH DAY.
AATURD APRIL n.

FIRST hACE-One mile ana an eighth Tor all
ages, with 100 lbs. ON zach, three year ODDS to
r and eednea "e Purse sq5o Frst T sorse
SECOND RACE The CoTTE1L1 STAKES, for
add V va ap Wm car d silver r. cup s va a
wick St.kes to carry lbs. extra First horse to
receive $500: second horse 500. Closed with six
TBIkD RACE CONSOLATION PURSE. for
horses that have run and not won during the
meeting Fl rses beaten once allowed lbs. !;
twice - lbs. tn, Sc times or over l5 lbs. Purse
mile.
FOURTH RACE-Four mile heats handi-
day previous. Weix hts 70 appear at 2 o. m and
acceptance to be made In writing through th o
entry box at the usual time of closing. Club
| Purse $500. First horse 500; second horse 500
| Three lbs. allowed to mares and geldfngs In
all races unless otherwise stipulated.
In all Club Purses entrance free, and in ali
such purses walk oysr entities horse to first
money only.
Members are notified to call for their badges
at the Office. IS Carondelet street.
/ The races will commence at 8 o'clock D. m.
In case of postponement on account Of the
weather. a pennant will be displayed from the
office Of the Club. 1s Carondelet street.
Quarter stretch badges for meeting ......s12 90
| LAY DaQGeS 3 90
Admission to club stand Observation-Disclosures. 2 90
RULES OF ADMISSION.
| No ladies permitted to the stand unaccompa-
MED by gentlemen.
| Invitation badges for non residents only are
personal and admit only the person invited.
| Quarter-stretch badg. will admit to all parts
| OF the stand and grounds.
| Tickets OF admission TO the stand do not ad-
NIT tho holder to the quarter stretch.
Members are entitled to a free admission for
/ ladies accompanying them.
/ Ladies accom- panied By members are invited
to visit the Club House.
| Smoking positively prohibited on the mem
bers' stand.
| ALI vehicles must enter by GENTLY road gate,
except members. Members OF the club and
! ladies accompanying them only admitted at the
Members gate.
| Quartsr-stretch badges can be obtained at the
office. 1s Carondelet street. and at the track.
! The cars of the City Railroad. Bayou Bridge
branch. and Orleans Railroad will leave Clay
Statue. Canal street, every five minutes during
| the races.
| STEWARDS,
g. A. Breaux. G. T. Howard. r. W. Simmons
I. z. Glenny. A. P. Mason. A. N. Bickham.
| E. A. YoIke, W. G. Lipscomb.
| TIMERS,
| B. z. Rivers, IA, Morris.
| DISTANCE JUDGES.
| T. L. Airey. W.B Krumbhaar,
!, RECEPTION COMMITTEE M
W. A. Bell, Chairman:
| N. D. Wallace Frank T. Howard
Atwood Violet. GorneaI Burke.
George w Mott
All communications must be addressed TO
| Lock Box $50, New srlesns
g. A. BREAUX, President.
]. B. HoRNoR, Secretary. ap14 cod la
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THIRD DAY.
WEDNEsJDAY. APRIL "a,

FIRST RACE-Mile heats. A handicap for
all az. 8. Cub purse s4oO. First horse $500
second hors- 800 Entries to be made the
second day ut IL m Weights to. appear at Q
.. m, and accepanees to be made in writing
through the entry box al the usual time Of
clrsiug
SECOND RACE One mile and three. quar-
trrs. tor all ages. Club purse s55,. First hoi 80
$500. second morse $50.
Third RACE-1 he New ORLEANS CLUB Cur.
Members Of that Club to ride he winner to
receive u handst me Silver Cup. valued at $3.50,
One mile and one-sighth.
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MlSCELLAN EOUb.
FOR RENT.

DOOMs TO RENT-THREE FINE ROOMS
II single or en- suite, Southern exposure and
excellent board can be had by applying at No
2I5 st. Charles street. apl4 81
E,OR RENT-A SINGLE COTTAGE HOUSE
T. containing six rooms and cistern. front and
side gallery. and also yard suitable for horse
and buggy. Gas all over house. Address NO
1854 Lanrel street, near First. ap14 II 81
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LOST-TOUND.

T ,OsT CIR STOLEN-FROM THE STEAMER
IL Wild Gazelle head of Cont street, on the
twenty-sevanth OF March. a black MEMORAN
DUN BOOK tabout six inches long). containing
q letter marked valuable and some papars Of
no vane to any one b 1t the owner. A liberal
reward will be paid for Its recovery, by JOHN
HAMILTON, master steamer Wild dazelle.
ap6 II
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The Excelsior School Manufacturing Com
by Mr.. james Il. Per. ct, No. SO Camp street.
who keeps q fine assortment of school, chn CHI,
6ee aad ha rs are w OF n
seen a bureau there which for convenience and
perfection In detail ran scarcely be surpassed.
We recommend visi, tn No. bs Camn street.
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THE MAMMOTH CLOTHING HousE.-Mr. Leon
dodchaux, Ms 81 ant ~ Canal street. has one
Of the most extensive clothing establishments
in the South. This enterprising gentleman
has built up . very large trade In this CITY and
the success OF this house may be- attributed a.
the. fact that Mr.. 'd'ha * buys his stock for
to he trade far bel The price usually asked
by other dealers. His spring and summer
stock IL complete in all liz branches. and they
are at this tim, off ring he entire stock TO the
public regardless Of the coat.
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xrLroroUs rorrCxs.

Ames Methodist Episcopal Cbavsh, cer-
ner Of Ht. Charles and Calliope streets, easily
rome ST. eets- Preaching at II q. N. and p. m
Sunday school at $3.50 q. m. Weekly pray
or meetings are held regularly IN the, chap.
THURSDAY EVENINGS Of each week, begin
ming at 7 80 O'Clock. Rev. J. Il. MCCARTHY, d.
d.. pastor. ALI are welcome. Seats free
JAG u II
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ONCE Of the Police Jury, Parl.h Of JEFF
fer-oo, Right Bank. Apr, 8. 1s7s.-HoIders Of
are hereby notified that the interest coupons
due April is. 1873 will be paid on and after that
Office. at the Court house, Harvey- Canal.
Office hours-10 a.. m. 70 p. m on Mondays,
Wednesdays and FRIDAYS. -
JAMES BERTHOUD.
aug 6t* Parish Treasurer.
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SHAWHAN'S
FINE FLOODED STATIONS

will be permitted to serve limited number OF
mares at my stables. 81 and Sc Baronne street.
at TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS the season.
money paid whom he mare Ia served.
CLOUD MAMBRINO. five years old, fifteen
hands aud three inches high. beautiful black.
and can trot In 2:s5. AMI has been handled very
little. Cloud Mambrino WAS sired by ClUut
Mambrino. he by Dan Underbill. he by FLYING
Cloud. OF Long Island. and he by Wells Black
Hawk the sire OF Ethan Allen. The dam Of
Cloud Mambrino was Lady Brown. abe by Nam.
brine Pavmaster she by Old Mambrino. she by
imported Messenger,
CLOUD MAMBRlN0 JR'a. dam WIS by Shaw
hab's pacing horse. Lone Hal; be could pace
down in the COS. and the mother Of Cloud
Nam brine could pace in the 2:3os.
also have three year old at has been sent
me from Cynthiana, KY, to handl". This colt is
the best colt ev.r brought to this city; his sire
ia Goldsmith Abdala, by Volunteer; fret dam
Marh by Abdalla. second dam by Conklin's
Belfounder third dam by Corucracker: fourth
dam by Mickey. / will let him serve three or
Jour marea. good on"s. aria I'm
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ONCE Of New Orleans and Carr01ltOn
Company. New Orleans. April I. 1s7s.-At q
special meeting Of the Board OF Directors. held
PER CENT was declared out Of the earnings If
the past three months. payable to the stock
holders OF this company Or their Legal repre-
teih instant WALTER Y. CROUCH.
AMI lat Hnnrntary.
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SECOND DAY.
TUESDAY, APRIL n.

FIRST RACE-The SCRAMBLE STAKES. for
two year oids: half mi .: s25 entranc .. p,
with $3.50 added, Ut which 5000 t. the first horse
tons
SECOND RACE-One mile and quarter. A
handicap for oil ages. Entries to be- made the
previous day at 10 III. Weights to appear at q
D. M. and aceepIances to be made in writing
through the entry bog at the usual time Of
closing. Purse $500. First horse. $3.50: second
hors., $50
lHfRD RACE-The HOWARD STAKES. n sweep
stakes I'LL ages, $50 entrances, .. o.. with $500
add.d by the @ ub, and $500 additional by Mr.. G.
T. Howard. The lrst horse to receive $500; the
second 300. ami the third to save his stake.
Two mile heats closed with II nominations.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

NEW ORLEANS, April ID, 1878.
Miss Kate Thayer
The undersigned. always solieitous for the
success Of the sons and daughters OF Louisiana
In any ente- prise In art to which they have de-
voted their efforts. have observed with pie sure
the distinction which has crowned the studious
culture Of your remarkable voice.
1t would therefore. afford US pleasure and
qualification II you would give us one or more
concerts In this city, ut such time as would best
suit your convenience.
Very respectfully. your obedient servants.
Thos. A. Adams. Pilsbury, Mayor.
James I. Day. J. G. Denis.
2. Fourehy. J. G Brown,
J. Tuyes, Chas. Cayanac,
Lloyd H. Coleman, II. 3. Howard,
2. A. Barker. BENZ. +. Fianders.
Jos. Ii. Oxlesby. Jack Wharton
A. Luria. VIII Steven.
Hugh w Montgomery r. W. Simmons.
w 3. Bailey. James @. Clarke.
7. B. Green. Jos. Hornor.
Thos. II. Hunt. VIM. M. Burwell.
W. |. Hodgson. Chas. T. Nash.
w. L. Vaudry. u. G. Johnston.
Chas. Il. tenner, s. Tyler Reid.
ST.. CHARLES HOTEL.
New Orleans April 10, 1873.
Messrs. e. Pilsbury, Mayor Thos. A. Adams
James |. Day. J. O. Denis. and others:
Gentlemen-I thank you for the kind express
sions In your very complimentary note, re-
ceived to-day. and In pursuance Of your re-
quest, I select MONDAY the twenty -secont
instant the time and Grunewald Hall tho place
for the proposed concert
Very respectfully. yours.
ap14 1t 2dp KATE THAYER.
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Nine. II. Emery has Just received from large
importing house III NV Yprk beautiful selec-
ton OF jaunty hats such HITS as never come to
this market. These were intended for the East
rEs nj
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OPPOSITION TICKET.
FOR DIRECTORS OF TIE CRESCENT
CITY RAILROAD COMPANY,
At Election To be held
MONDAY, APRIL Is, 1875
From II O. m. to / D. m.
W. VAN BENTHUYBEN
u. MARINONI.
FRANK RODER.
A. MARQUEE,
II. LABASBE. ap11 IS
OPPOSITION TICKET.
ap11H


Olmstead. II. Critic. r. Roder. Fl. Labasse.
O.V. Fernandez, and others:
Ge,stlenaen-Your communication OF the third
instant requesting me TO accept OF election to
the Direc DRY and serve as the next President Of
the Crescent City Railroad Company" Is ut
hand.
In reply. beg leave to say. that In October or
November last at urgent solicitation. reiuc-
family consented. upon certain conditions, III IL
was the desire OF majority Of the stoekhold-
ers, to accept the position Of President of the
Crescent City Railroad Company. If elected.
it being understood that would do 80 In con-
nection with my duties to the New Orleans and
CarroIlton Railroad Company, and that no act
i've participation in the election ON my part
would be expected.
The attention and study required to manage
an interest OF this baturs has caused me TO
hesitate In undert aking this charge.
Understanding. however. that your letter con-
yeys the request OF majority OF the stockhold-
ers, and as am informed that the enhanced
value Of the stock Ia due to this contemplated
arrangement. / feel com PEELED TO aecede TO thtfs
request and will take pleasure In giving nay aft
tention to the position. II elected, and in beinI
associated with the gentlemen that have beer
suggested az Directors, Messrs. Marinoni, MAJ
auez. Labasse and Roder.
Please accept my assurances that appreeias
this expression Of your confidence.
Very respectfully,
W VAN RENTHUyaEN3
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SUPERIOR CRIMINAL COURT.

Judge Whitaker took under ndvisemnnt the
Tule to admit G. ball. on his own recognizance
Louis r. Laun. charged with utterinK as true
forged bill Of lading.
The jury commissioners we're engaged yester.
day In drawing n veBire Of jurymen to serve In
our criminal courts for the coming term.
A dinner ia noe>com plete without Moet 4
Qhandnn.
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Office Of the sre-ceat City Live stock
Landing and Slaughter. House Company. No. 20
varondelet street, New Orleans. March 81. 1873
At u meeting of the B ard Of Directors held on
the twenty first instant. Il dividend OF two dol
lars and half ls2 bo) per share was declared.
PAYABLE to. the Stockholders on Or af,er MON
DAY April is, 1873 J. N. AUGUSTIN,
mh27 ap15 Secretary.
hereby notify the Public ina. Will not
from and after this date pay any debts contract
cd by my wife. Pauline Rose, as she has LETT my
house without my consent. q. W. ROSE.
Donaldsonville, Feb. %. 1878. fe23
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Union Insurance Company, New orr
lea e. April &. 1s7s-The annual election for
Dtrec ors Of this company viii be held GU the
fifteenth inst. at the office OF the company. No.
5 Carnndeet street, between the hours Of II
m. and 2 p. m. -
APPS lot J. M. CRAWFORD, Secretary.
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ONCE Of Crescent City Railroad Com
pany No. 1903 Canal street. New Orleans. April
8. 1s7s-The annual election for directors Of this
company will b. held on MONDAY. fifteenth
instant. bet cen the hours OF ii a. m. and y.
M. Mt the office OF the company
ana lat I T. IIIHEY Hnnratary
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once Of the st Charles street Railroad
COMPANY. corner Carondelet and Eigh. b streets
NJ W Orleans, April H. 1s78-At meeting OF The
Board Of Directors Of this 9 I'M ,any, held this
day, di, idend Of THREE PER tEkT was
declared, payabl 10 to the stockholders on and
after Monday, April az 1873.
ap13 tdf V. HIV1ERE, Secrefarv
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Army Of Nerthvrn virginia Re"evoIen

mon bly, meeting "a ! URDAY. April 10. 1878. at
1850 p. m. at Mechanics, Institute. Dryades
attendance OF all officers and members Is re-
auest4d. as business OF Importance will be
transacted.
BY order of Francis T. Nichnlla. President.
w. B. KLEINPETER.
ant1 n Record .nU Hanratarv.