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ID AT0U N.
Determination of ATS People to Resist
Russian Annexation.

Russian AnneA&b1Hns
Hobart Pasha in late letter speaks as fol-
lows OF BatOum the port which has made SO
much trouble in the Berlin congress:
Il do not ask your readers to bear in mind
the fact that the inhabitants of BatOum and
its neighboI hood for many miles around are,
without exception, Mussulmans. We have
been taught to believe that Russia waged
war against Turkey solely In the cause of the
ill-used Christians in Bulgaria II this is so,
it is hard to understand lat least to the unin-
itiated) on what grounds Russia demands
territory inhabited solely by Mahomedans in
Asia Minor,
There are those who argue that Russia is
entitled to some indemnity, territorial or
otherwise, for the sacrifice made, while caus-
ing the death of half million OF people, and
while devastating the most beautiful country
under heaven in the cause OF humanity and
religion.
1t goes sadly against the grain to admit
such an argument, which will not attempt
at this moment to refute | would only ask
those who love fair play whether it is just that
brave race of MahOmedaus inhabiting Asia
Minor should be put under the iron rule Of
Russia because Turkey has failed in her sys-
tenn OF administration Of the Christians in
Bulgaria.
/ am able to bear witness what sort of stuff
these LaZes are made of. [ myself saw dur
ing the late war from 10 001 to Il, 600 of these
brave men, actuated by the love Of their
country, and terrified at the notion of being
placed under Russian rule, OF which they
have fearful traditions in by gone days, hurl
themselves against the Russian army, who
were advancing on Batoum, with rifles In
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LOST.

T OST-A PROMIssORY NOTE FOR THE
IL sum of $500. subscribed by Henrietta Car
ter to her own order and by her Endorsed, dated
the twenty first SEPTEMBER, 1871. and payable
one year after date, but renewed from year to
year up to the twenty first SeUtember. 1878: the
payment Of which note is secured by act passed
September, 1871, recorded In the Mortgage office
Of this city book SO, folio 219. The payment Of
said note having been stop ped the public is re-
quested not to negotiate the came. jv4713
SSTOLEN FROM 1872 BARONNB STREET,
~ yslise containing notes, private letters
and papers. and couple Of photographs. The
and no questions asked. to JOHN MURPHY, 19a
Baronne street. jV4
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Growth If the Greenback Idea.

Speaking of the Greenback party, the New
York Tribune says:
All our advices from the interior of this
State and Of Pennsylvania represent it as
making surprising Roadway. 1t spreads
much as the epidemic of Grangerlsm, or the
earlier one of Know Nothingism spread, and
Republican politicians in many Congressional
districts this fall may suddenly wake up to
the fact that, while they have been diligently
manning their old defenCes against the De-
other route and attacking another way, has
pierced and turned their flank.
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The Barrier of the EalAans-VOn MOItke's
Judgment.

The London Times says, in treating OF the
line of the Balkans as q bar to invasion:
"Count Won Moltke, in his remarkable
work on the war of 1928 and 1922 said that in
future the Porte ought to cOnttne itself to
concentrating its forces, and that the true
defense of Turkey would not commence ex-
cept at the foot Of the Balkans. The Turks
fIagrantly disregarded this advice in the late
war, and the result verified the accuracy of
Count Won Moltkes judgment.
"He pronounced that in 1929 the Balkans
could not have been passed except because
they were neither fortified nor defended; and
he expressed the opinion that II the Porte
were to establish military colonies in the
mountains it would render the Balkans an
uncnnqnerable barrier. This In substance, is
the barrier which our plenipotentiaries have
secured for Turkey in the recent sitUlngs OF
the Congress, and no compromise on minor
points can destroy the value OF such con-
Cession."
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE LOUISIANA LAND RECLAMATION Co..
New Orleans. June Is. 1873. {
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED Fob
L. the construct lon OF levees and excavation
parishes Of st. Mary and Terrebonne, in ac~
cordance with specifications of the engineers.
until THURSDAY, July IL, at 10 O'Clock M, 1878.
The company reserves the right to reject any
or al bids. Address, for particulars. Dostofnc8-
box No SIG.
jei8td E. T. LECHE, Secretary.
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Whatever may be said of r. B. Hayes as q
civil service reformer, it cannot be denied that
he is n bowling success as iunketer. His
whole family would accept an invitation to
attend quilting in any State adjoining tine
District, expenses all paid, and II anybody
thought enough of Hayes to test him it would
probably be found that he would accept pres
ents OF houses lots and dogs Baltimore
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corner Of White and Laharpe streets, New Or
leans, July s, 187s-At the regular meeting of
SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF TWO PER
GEN L on the capital sock of this company was
declared. pay BILE at this office TO the stockhold
ers on and after the fifteenth of July, 1873.
All q aDsfeTs Of stock for ten days previous to
the date of payment must be TX vidend.
jy6lOt II. HUARD, Secretary.
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MADISON, Wis, July t2-One Of the heavl-
est aud most continuous storms ever known
Ia this section prevailed all night Wednesday
and all day yesterday up midnight last night.
Crops throughout this and the adjoining
counties are seriously damaged. Whole fields
of oats, rye tobacco and corn are FRUSTRATED
so badly that they will be worthless. The
storm is reported to extend throughout the
fntn
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''The talk OF free trade comes either from
ignorant men or those who are trying to de-
ceive you. There must be protection in this
country [Randal at Philadelphia.
"Indivtdual enterprises must be left free to
carry out their destiny without the aid of gov
ernment You, in New York, should see to
it that Congress shall not stint the Efforts, Of
the merchant and manufacturer aud shackle
the industry of the labUrer by laws for the
special benefit of favored few Randall in
Np1v York
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THE Texas SAC Conventioui

It Is now probable that the number of dele
gates to the Texas State Convention will not
be SO large as has been thought. The scarcity
of money will no doubt prevent many from
attending
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SUGAR PLANTATION FOR SALE BLACK
- WATER PLANTATION, al mated in the
parish of Terrebonne. fifteen mil g from Nor
gan City. on Morga 3 Railroad. This place
made s16 hogsheads Of sugar in 1861. and con-
tains 1870 acres of land Toe acres Of which are
eultivable All the usual BUILDINGS are on the
place. includinga dwelling nous" and dpe brick
sugar house. with ST. roof vii, be sold at q
sacrifice. Apply t. ROBERT HARE.
jy7 Su TIL At
L1OR SALE-FOUR OF LAFF ERTTS PAT
II ent Centrifugal Ma hines with Mixer and
Elevator complete and ready to be set up. VIII
be- sold p bargain. Apply "
JOHN PASTORIUS,
No. 35 Nachez street.
iy9 i'm =. o. Box No, 1897.
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FOR RENT.

LlOR RENT-PROPOsALs FOR TIE LEASE
A of the large pasture in the rear of the
Slaughter House, on the right bank OF The Mis-
sssippi river, below the uep of the New Orr
Icons. Opelousas and Great Western T tiifoad.
bounded by Hendee, Bvelna and BrinRier
streets andJ b OHvler's plantation. will bs re-
ceived ut the Office Of the Crescent City Live
Stock Landing and Slaughter House @ mpany~
No. 20 Carondelet street, . 70 july "a, 1875.
J, N. AUaUSFIH,
iv13 t20 Secretary.
TOR RBNT-POSsESSIJN CIV n ON OC-
Il tober ext, the large premises 10, "a Camp
street. now occupied by the New Orleans Re-
publican Printing ComIany. Apply 10 F.
STRL GER, No l6s Canal street iy9N
TOR RENT-P0 SESSION GIVEN ON THE
l. first Of September next The we'll known
Beer Saloon No. l5i Common street, bsr ween st.
Charles and CarOnd"lst streets. o9cu pied for
many years by MIR. Krost
Also store No. 1874 Canal street. between st.
Charles and CarondeleL streets. -
Apply to A. T. WEBER,
jy32m 1874 anal street.
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Less than sixty hours from New Orleans tt
New YORK. and sixty-seven AMI ne-half hours
t. BOston. by the great Jackson eel rail route
the fastest time ever made.
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REMOVALS.

REMOVAL...........-. .REMOVALs
DR.. H. DE RANCE has removed his domi-
Gle to No. 2S2 Bayou Road corner of Claiborne
street. lately the DAqGin Institute His office
is still at the corner Of Rampant and Dumain0
streets. iva 16t
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office of New Orleans city Railroad

Company. No. l24 Canal street, New Orleans,
7. 1878, round ip tickets TO and from the New
Lake End will be sold by the starter at the in
tersectiOn of Canal and Carondeet streets for
FIFTEEN CENTS. Passengers failing to pro-
vide themselves with tickets will be charged as
follows: Five cents to or from the city and
cemeteries: FIVE cents 10 or from the cemeteries
ard Lake Ind, or any portion of said distances.
i've i'm G. G. LEWIS. Secretary.
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BANK NOTICES.

~tate National Bank of New Orleans.
New Orleans. June 20. 1s7s-At meeting Of the
Board Of d. reetQrs hell June 90, 1878. sp' eial
dividend OF TEN PER CENT End semt;ia n,
upon the reduced stock of this bank. payable
on and after MONDAY. July 8, 1878 to the stock
eertifcates for certificates of reduced stock.
The transfer book will remain open, but
transfers will be "ex dividend"
ie3O wv CHAS. L. @. DUPUY. Cashier.
New Orleans National Bank, Sew Orr
If directors held this day dividend OF FOUR
PER CENT WAS declared. payable on and after
Monday July l. 1878 to all s,ockhOlde's who
have paid the assessment Gale for June o.
1874. VIM PALFREY, Cashier.
je22 I'm
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CHICAGO, Ill, July 12.-Milwaukees 3, Chi
Cages 6.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July 2,-Springfields
0, Pitstields o. Game stopped, on account Of
rain, at the first inning.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

COMPREHENSIVE HAVE THIS DAY
~ adm tied Mr.. BERNARD KLO1 as part
ner In my Bnkery. The business will be con-
Quoted in the name of MARGARET HAUGH-
cry & co. MARGARET II UGHERY,
jy1 got Nos IA. rs and 70 Peters street.
LIROM AND AT Err THIS DATE. NIB T. A,
Il MADDEN has an interest in my business.
Style of firm II. T. LAWLER d co.
New Orleans, July l, 1873.
jy7 Sulm Fl. T. LAWLER.
~ between the un lersigned unier the style
of W. Fl. LETCHFORD Il co, IL this day dis
solved by Limitation. Fl. g B Dueher has sold
his entire interest in the assets of said firm to-
W. FL Lstehford. who assumes all liabilities
and will continue the business In his own name
and for his own account. -
w, Fl. LETOHFORD.
III. @. BOUCHER.
New Orleans June 90 1878 ip3o I'm
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EngAhlA' LII Health.

Senator Ingalls, has business at the White
Sulphur Springs In Virginia. He will be in
ill health until after the contest for Governor
has been ecded. In the meantime he will
fight Martin at long range Kansas City
Times
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JERSEY AND ALDRRREY
MILK. MILK. MILK

Pure and fresh. from the country. TO be had
Corner CaPOndeIet and Common streets
and Branch. NO. SO Canal street, mean
the Custom House, North Side.
The only places In the city where this ceie
brated milk can be procured.
Pure. rich and sweet Jersey and Aldermen
Milk and BUSsermtlk, at cents per glass; re-
ceived daily on Ice, via Jackson Railroad, from
the famous ArcoIa Dairy Farm. Said stock ta
from the well-known Fowler's lnportations o.
Jersey and Attorney cattle,
Also kept Oh hand, Mead, Soda, Vichy. Nina
eral Waters, Homemade Pies and Pastry,
sea 1ysthp
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R0C for Nicholas.

Judge Nicholas Longworth, of Cincinnati,
will take no chances He refuses to give up
his iudgeship to make the race for Congress
in the First Ohio district.
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An election for directors of the Peoples In
third int tant, at the office of the company.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DERBIGNY PLACE, NEAR dRETNA.
GRAND ENTERTAINMENT And FESTIVAL,
To be given for the benefit of
DAVID CROCKETT
Steam Fire Company No. L,
OF 9RETNA,
ON
Sunday. July IL 1879
- At THE
DERBIGNY PLACE, NEAR GRETNA.

splendid Brass Band will be in attendance
Various anus ments will be devised for en-
pertaining and the participation of guests.
/. GRAND FOOT RACE. 100 yards, open to
all. Prize, S. in gold.
Q. GRAND JUMPING MATCH. open to all.
Prize. So In gold.
3. FAT MEMS RACE. weighing 200 pounds
and upwards
4. SACK RACE. for Juveniles. Prize. III.
8 GREASY PIG; catch him who can.
Doors open at o'clock Q. m.
ADMISSION. .........,........2S Cents.
Tickets given out previously will be held good
for the above OCCASION jy13 ut
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


UEICt OF w" VIEW VFFtHWs HWNHFHHCtNUIH
pauY-New Orleans. July H. 1s78-At meeting
OF the Board of Directors of this company. held
this day. 1t was resolved to pay on demand the
semi annual interest dividend of FIVE PER
CENT on the capital stock to the stockholders
or their legal representatives.
iy13 l5t J. W HINCKS, Secretary.
N0ttce-Office Peoples Insurance Conn
pany No. 10 Clrondelet street New Orleans.
July 10, 1S7S-The annual election for Directors
July % next, bet ween the hours OF 10 a. M and
o. m, at the Office of the cOmpany.
iy13 til P. M. SCHNEIDAU, Secretary.
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Office Of Rev Orleans and CarrOIItOn
Railroad Company-New Orleans, July 8. 1873
At a special meeting of the Board of Directors
held July 8, a dividend of two and half per
cent was declared out of the earnings of the past
three months. payable to the stockholders on
and after the twt ntieth instant.
ira eodt2n WALTER Y. CROTCH. Rec'y.
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CrOwding TIldPn,

Thurman is crowding Tilden off the course
-[New York Herald.
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Hereby notify the Public that from
and after this date will not be responsible for
any debts contracted by my wife.
RDSIMI Anne
Seventh District Of New Orleans, July 8. 1878.
VII uN
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NOtIce-AH persons to WhOm Mar!Ih
Lannes is indebted for money or anything
else are requested to present their bills and
claims to r King Gutter, E.Q attorney at law.
50 Canal street, prior to the twenty fifth day of
July. 1878. No claim will be recognized after
that date iv0 I'd
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THE SISTERS OF CHARITY
OF ST. sIMEON's SCHOOL

A RE HAPPY TO INFORM THEIR PATRONS
n and friends that. after having made some
repairs and improvements In their buildings
they are prepared to receive a few young lady
boarders. AS only limited number can De &C.
commodated, applications should be made a.
early as possible. The Boarding School will
open on the I'd of January, 1875 For terms. ap
plication can be made at st. Stmeon1s School
ISL Annunciation street. de2S.1
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certify the foregoing TO be true COPY of the
original act Of re ord In my office. and of the
certificate OF the Recorder Of Mortgages thereto
appended.
New Orleans, July 0. 1878. ..-
jy13 oaw301 THE0. GUYOL.
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Association. Louisiana Division - Regular
monthly meeting. SATURDAY, July 10; at $50
o'clock .. M. at Mechanics Institute. The at
tendance of all members is requested. The Ex-
ecntve Committee will meet at o'clock.
By order of FRANCIS T. NICHOLS President
w. B. KLkINPETER,
jy12 Ut Recording Secretary.
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JOHN STEINER.
THEO. GUYOL. Notary Public.
I, the undersigned Recorder of Mortgages in
and for the parish of Orleans. state Of LOUISE
ana, do hereby ceriy thai the within and fore
going charter OF the LOUISIANA MIRROR
MANUFACTURING COMPANY WIS this day
recorded in this office in book 1872, folios 26i 26Z
1853 and 264.
New Orleans, July 6, 1873
j. G. RICHARDSON.
Deputy Recorder.
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CHARTER.

their number President of said Board Of DE-
rectors and shall hold over their seats until
their successors shall have been elected ana
qualified in accordance with the PROVISIONS Oh
article fifteenth. .
They are hereby clothed with all rights and
powers to carry on the oyer lttOns aud manage
the business of said company: Ih'.y snail ma
ali Yacauees VIII oh may occur In their NUMBER
and they are authorized and empowered 10 DO
ana perform all acts. meters and things n0g
nereln particularly provided for or expressed
Wn1cn may be eXpedient and necessary to carry
into Iull effect the objects and purposes Of the
COMPANY.
ARTICLE TWENTY SIXTH.
Af'er deducting all current expenses Of the
company the profits IL any shall be declared
and paid to the stockholders as follows. viz.
Seyenty-fve per cent dividened small be dis
tributsd to the stockholders, aud Is per cent kepk
us q reserve fund.
Done and passed in my office at the city Of
New Orleans on the daY. month and year 1Fst,
before written. in presence of Ambrose a, Kaa-
pice and John steiner G. mpetenr Witpesseg
who have signed their names with the said snE~
seribers and me notary.
Original signed
ST. L. DESTEz,
J.. GRAND.
A. CHS. BRAUNS.
Per A. TAMBU URY
CHARLEa DERUYTER..
+. HENRY PL UCHE
COASr. ANDRE.
A. P LArToE
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DRY GOODS
ALMOST FOR NOTHING f.!
NO SUCH PRICES
EVER KNOWN IN
NEW ORLEANS.
AS we are about to take our annual inventory
will nffnr
DURING THE NEXT TEN DAYS

AS we are about to take our annual inventory
We will offer
DURING THE NEXT TEN DAYS
our entire stock, at prices the like Of which was
never known In New Orleans and ask our lady
friends to call ard confirm us In this statement;
Victoria l. WINS formerly sold at 10c, reduced
Victoria LAWNS, formeerlly sold at 1910, re-
Satin Striped Victoria LAWNS, formerly sold
at l5c. reduced 10 . Sc. at DANIlGER'S. ,,
Bishop LAWNS " foEmerly sold at 2oo' reduced
Bishop Lawns, formerly sold at 25c, reduced
We advise the ladies to call ct once. rs we
have only limited quantity of these goods end
will be sold out in very short time.
Although we advertise only the prices OF our
frst-class goods are also being offered at re-
duced prices.
CALiCOES AND CoTToNs
ALMOST FOR NOTHING,
Best CALICOEs at ~ and Sc a yard.
Good White and Brown COTTONS at sc q
YARD.
az yard wide sHEFTTNGs Mt 15c a yard.
PILLOW CASTINGS at 1870 yard
DRESS GOODS
ALMOST FOR NOTHING. ::
Pretty LINEN LAWNS at c and 7c, worth 10
and i5c.
Yard wide LAWNS at 7c. worth 12Kc.
Beautiful yard wide LAWNS at 121aG, worth
csc
Travelling LINENS at 10 and 1216c.
White LINN LAWNSHt 16c, reduced from 25c.
season. will be found complete and worthy your
attention.
SILKS ::
ALMOST FOR NOTHING. !:
Black SILKS. yard wide. for Grenadine Lin
iugs, at 35G q yard.
Black SILKS ipure Silk) at csc O yard.
Extra qualities at 75c and 81.
Fanny SILKS at so, 65 and 75c. former prices
81 and Vi Is.
: GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OF
| : FERED IN EaBROIDERTEs.
We respectfully call yorr attention 10 the fact
| that you can lind at orr FANCY GOODS coun.
| ter q complete assortment Of
PLAN amt COlOred JacOnet EMBRO1DFRIES
! Real and Imitation Valenciennes LACES.
| Real and Imitation Applique LACES.
| Real and imitation Durhesse LAChS.
| r al and imitation SMYRNA LACESs
And ALL KINDS of Embroideries, Trim
mings, Fringes, Buttons. etc.
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ATTENTION
ATTENTION
IF YOU WANT GOOD. SUBSTANTIAL
TRUNKS.

60 TO
A. EMS HTNGER,
No. 81 MAGAZINE STREET.
Here will be found q full assortment OF
Trunks, Travelling Bags and Valises, all at low
prices. Also trunks made 20 order and re-
haired pn97 3rn cod 6thp
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ARTICLE TWENTY.F IRsT.

This charter may be modified or altered. and
the capital stock increased or reduced, with the
consent OF tWo-thtrds of the stock represented
10 general meeting of the stockholders con-
by publication in auy daily newspaper In the
city Of New Orleans.
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ARTICLE WENTY-sECoND.


The liquidation Of the affairs of said company
shall b. made by three commissioners ap-
pointed by the stockholders at a meeting held
for that purpose. after thirty days previous no.
tice In one newspaper published In New Or
lsans; said liquid Iors shall be solvent pr
sous not Indebted to the company. residents Of
New Orleans; their term of Office shall be as
signed, and all necessary DOWerS shall ba con-
ferred upon th"m. The period of liquidation
shall be fXPd, we'll a. their com pensatF on, in
such manner as the stockholders in general
meeting convened shall determine.
ARTICLE TWENTY THIRD.
The names and respective interests of the
parties to this act are declared as follows:
Leon Grand two hundred and two shares. 2O2
Charles DeRuyter. twenty shares. 20
CONS ant Andree, two shares. ...-...........
F. Henry Pauche two shares. Decentralization. 2
ST. Lon Destez. seveEty-two shares. ........ 70
AdOlphe ramboury one share. ..............
August Charles BTauns, one share. l
Three hundred shares. Observation-Disclosures. 300
ARTICLE TWENTY-FOURTH.
The following named stockholders shall COM
pose and are hereby constituted the first Board
of Directors:
Charles De Ruyter,
Constant Andree,
Lem Grand,
F Henry Paurhe,
Adolph- Tamboury.
ARTICLE TWENTY FIFTH.
At their first meeting they shall elect one Of
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XNTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN
w sitpa ion to cook for private flmi Y.
Wishes to live on the premises. Address Fl. Y,
this office jy12 st
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yVANTED-A STU ,TION TO COOK AND
w assist in hOusewOrk. but to go home
every night Address Mis-. B., 81 Philip street.
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ARTICLE TBIR1 ZENITH,

The Board of Directors shall he elected b,
ballot on the first Monday Of January in eacl
year by stockholders voting in pers. n or b,
sons receiving a plurality of votes shall be con
sidered elected: and the Board of D. rec tors thu
elected shall take their seats on the fOIlowLn
Monday and shall hold the same one yea
therefrom, or until others are qualified 70 act Ii
their stead