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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-02

The revival Of Prof. Whitaker's magazine.
under the title OF the "New Orleans Quarterly
Review III ast be gratifying to all the Gull
tured minds OF this city and State. Under
the aussse ices Of Its experienced editor this
mage Aine formerly o monthly, has enjoyed
tor. several years past IN enviable reputation.
Ats revival, now that we are hopefully etnerg-
Ing from past troubles will prove eminently
acceptable to our people, and, let us hope,
fully successful.
The first number Of the Reuietc is q fair
sample Of what 1t Is to be- II opens with IN
elaborate article by the editor himself: 1.-THE
Ballot and the Bayonets." Next comes q
practical apostrophe to tho Fourteenth OF
September, 1s74:' then an essay, by Gen.
Sheldon, of this city, on 1.-THE Duty OF the
Federal Government Toward the South, fol-
lowed by several poems on Winter"
.The Fleur do Lis" and Woman !"
Prof Dimitry has d learned review OF DE
Sauley's "Runs Of Sodom and Gomorrah.''
The other articles in the Reuie,e are "Snob-
berry Of American Tourists 1.-THE Last Six
teen Years of Insane Theories, Usurpation and
Uespotic Tendencies In Our Government
WRpgno Relicto," IA Dream Of Greek Art
"Mexieo and the Mexicans" "A Review OF
Tegahkroitaa, "The Late Rev. Samuel
Furman, OF South Carolina" "The History
and Tendency Of Fiction" "Gen. N. b. For
rest" "spofford vs. Kellogg IA general re-
view Of the argument before the Senate COM
mittee In this easel 1.-THE Popular Critic
There are several other contributions In prose
and verse meriting much more extended no.
tice. @
The first number of the New Orleans Guar
terty Rerieap, now before u.s. Is, us theOist Of
Its contents shows, replete with literary and
political excellence. The variety Of its afti-
Giles must strike any one who but reads their
titles. These articles are on subjects pec1li-
arly interesting to the people Of Louisiana
and the South, and should command for the
Reuiep patronage among our people COM
mensurate with its devotion to oil the true
and best interests Of the South In Its new err
of restored system Of self-government.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-02

HHrt's. 4s ST. Charles street, auction sale of
unfedeemed pledges to-day at Ii O'Clock o. m.
i
Decorated chamber sets, complete In all de-
street.
.'Bollnger." Ii Is rich aud full and has the
exact degree OF dryne5s to please the most
fastidous taste.
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w man from the country. Best OF references
Address HAIRY w. this office. mh1 2w
G1 En FOX PIANO TUNINd--BEST WORK
WA.OV $50 Magazine. d. LEIGH. .Soiree
Pianist. jy5 1y
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o ST. JAMES HOTEL,
No. 40 Magazine. Near Canal street0

Having leased this Hotel for five years. 1t is
my purpose TO keep it open at all seasons, and
make 1t O desirable abode for guests both tran
sient and permanent on very reasonable terms
fe27 1w JAS. r. LEAKE. Proprietor.
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rev orleans. February J.. 1878. fe20 Inn

CoPARTNERsHIP.-T UNDERSIGNED
the firm name Of sHEEHAN & HENDERsoN.
for the transaction Of a Western Produce and
PoYdras street. between Camp and Magazine,
New Orleans. January s, 1879
THOMAS SHEEHAN,
JAG B. j. HENDERSON,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-02

NTANTED--A SITUATION BY A PRACTI-
w cal gardener In q respectable family: has
no objection to general homework; wages not
SO much an object as good home; Best Of city
]. A. b. southwest corner Of Annuneiation and
CaIliope streets. mhI
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COALl COAL {!
COAL!

COALl COAL COAL
New ORLEANS, Februory 27. 1878.
The towboat SHARP MCDONALD Ia now on
her way to this city with large tow Of coal
boats and barges. just from the coal mines Of
JOS. Walton Il CO., of Pittsburg, Pa.
Planters wishing to purchase, will do we'll to
call Immediately on the undersigned.
A. LAMBERT & CO.,
fe2s mh246 "a Carondelet street.
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WANTED--BY A STEADY, SOBER AND
w industrious young man, q situation TO
drive for private ftrniy. Reference given IL
required. Address P. j.. 2o2 St. Charles.
mh2 st
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FOR SALE.

E1OR SALE-I WILL SELL 100 ACRES or
l. fine timber land near West Pearl River In ST,
Tammany perish, La. fine cHtlc~and sheep
access 10 the river. very low For further par
ticulars address MRS. e. D. WELSH Fort
Pike, La. ja17
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PERSONAL.

r EFT HIS RESIDENCE. ON TUESDAY,
! 2Gth February about 10 n. m. WILLIAM
GEORGE TOBELMAN. Had on at the time
brown jacket. Last seen on Common street..
near Rendon. Is mentally derapged. Any in
formation given to his wife, on 1socheblave
street. between st. Peter and Carondeet Walk
will be thankfully received. -
mh2 st MRS N. TOBELMAN.
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w ANTED-BY A WHITE WOMAN. A SIT
w uatfon to do housework in q private fani-
", Reference given. Address b. d. D., this
office. fe2s AT
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!1s!y-!Rsg ANNIVERSARY
--OF THE
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
OF NEW ORLEANS.
ORDER or FORMING.

The Fire Department Of New Orleans. with
Forty first Anniversary. will assemble on
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED A GOLORED BOY. A STU
w alton to take care OF horses and tend
dining room. Address j. W.. this Office
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ChambePmalds. Cooks, Nurses, etc,
WANTED..BY MRS. BLOCK, NO. 142 CAMP
Washer and one Gardener. Has on hand q
good housekeeper. aul7tt
M RS. BLOCKING. 142 CAMP STREET, DE
~ sires her patrons to know she has on hand
bermaids; also, two orthres No / laundresses
and an experienced housekeeper auf7M
WANTED--HUaAR COOLERS, tn SOUND.
w good order and cheap. PLANTER. Dem.
oerat Office. ss2OH
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r .OsT-ON THURSDAY NIGHT. A BLACK
IL MOROCCO POHrMONNAIE, containing
two o. notes. two ~ notes. " In half dollars.
81 % In quarters, and from fifty cents to u In
small change. Liberal reward will be paid on
leaving same at Democrat offlae. rHh2 It
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WANTED BY TWO YOUNG COLoRED
w women. situations as cook, Address
LUCY ANDERSON and CHARLOTTE FIELDS.
this Office. fe1e 8
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WANTED--A SITUATION BY TWO WHITE
~. wonen-o1e as good cook. tho other DE-
the work home or 10 out. Address A. H.. s this
office. fe2a
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SITUATIONS wANT'ED-mALEs

WAN TEDDY A RESPECTABLE GERMAN.
W situation as gardener, or would be- will
ing to driye carriage and attend to horses for D.
private lanilg Ksferences given. Address
MTANTFD--A SITUATION Az POETER.
w collector or watehmnil or u mako myself
generally useful. Best Of references given.
Address j. L., this office fe27 3t
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COPARTNERsHIPS,

E'ROM AND AFTER THIS DATE Mr.. EHN-
- EST BOURGES, Of Washington county,
Mississippi is admitted O partner In our house,
The firm name will remain unchanged
FOKSTALL n JUMUNVILLE,
Cotton Factors and General Commission Mer-
chant, 80 Carondelet street.
New Orleans. March L. 1873. NH
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WANTED BY a RIspEC TABLE MIDDLE
w aged woman, d situation to do honsework
and nurse, Can give best OF references Adj +
dress 25s Chippewa STREET @fe2s
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W situation TO do house work and nurse. Can
give good references. Address w. ?. and s..
this Office. fe2s 3t
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WANTS.
SITUATIONS wAnrED-FEmALEs

WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w woman. @ situation to cook wash and
Iron. Reference given. Apply at No. 2gs Bur-
gundy street. rnh1 81
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-02

Phoenix Steam Engine Company Nos.
Hope Hook aid Ladder Company No. 8.
Creole Steam Engine Company No. o..
Louisiana BteHm Engine Company Ne. 10. @
Trad Ferry Steam Engine Company No. Il.
perseverance, Steam Engine Company. No 10,
Philadelphia Steam Engine Company No. IA.
The above companies will constitute the
Third Division, which will form on the north
side Of Canal street. head resting on Chartres
street. extending east, under the supervision Of
Assistant Engineer JAMES BOYCE.
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WTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w woman. u situation to cook and assist In
washing. Reference given. Address b. b. b..
this Office, or a02 Dan phine street mt1 az
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ROUTE.

The procession will form in line at tho posi-.
ton indi eated at $3.50 d. IN. The head Of the
procession will move up Camp to Pryania. VI
Prythnia to First. UP First to Magazine, dowr
Magazine to Julia. down Julia to st. Charles
down st. Charles to Canal. down Canal. south
side. to Rampant down Ram part to north side
Of Esplannde. mp Esplanade to Royal. down
hoyal to Vaudeville. up Vaudeville to Levee
up Leyee to south side OF Esplanade. Esplanadt
to Royal. up Royal to Canal street, where the
procession will be dismissed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-04
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

jean Pierre Larri ux yesterday filed in the
Circuit Govt bill in chancery against the
junction to prevent the company from inter
fertng with him IN his O'cupntion as a but cher.
he r"Gr"eentI that he is a citizen of the Repub-
i" OF France. and alleges hat the Slaughter
House Company. In violation OF his rights pl g.
vents him from following his trade
Inc PRAYER Is for IN injunction restraint ng
defendant from demanding taking or COLLECT
ing any fees from said complainant for the kill
ing OF anV animal in any premises Whatsoever,
ithrr on the right or left bank of the MI-eis-
Slppt river and below the depot of tn New Or
leans. OurlOusAs and Great Western Railroad
on m" right bank and below the barracks on
the lift bank OF the Mississippi river. and from
intetlrring with him, or his employees in
hutrherlDg animals below said prints and that
the said c"mpany b. thus enjoned until it shall
restore it, grand ahattoir on the right bank Of
the Nj sslsSipui river, and afford complainant
and oher butchers the means and ia Il tiles for
pursuing their O"cupltiun.
me respondents are t. show cause IN the
e'ghth Instant why an injunction should not
Issue.
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FOR THE PURCHASE OF
STATE BONDS,

Sealed proposals for the purchase OF $780,
QUO State bonds in aid of the New Orleans
| Pacific Railway Company will be received at
the office Of the company No. 159 Common
street, up to u o'clock SATURDAY. June 8.
! Offers for the whole or any portion OF the
| bonds will be received-ai bids subject to the
re ection of the company.
| These bonds are the first issue by the State
under the late decision of the Supreme Court
| declaring the law constitutional, and that the
faith OF the State is pledged for their redemp-
ton.
Besides the State as security. there is pledged
for the redempt of the principal and the pay
ment of the interest on these bonds the 1rst
mortgage bonds Of the company, secured upon
all its present and future property, to an
amount exceeding by 25 per cent the bonds
issued by the State
The total State issue will be 81 900, OOO and the
total Issue OF First Mortgage Bonds by the
Railway Company is fixed by law at S. 100000.
The large amount Of work already done on
the rCad. one hundr ed and sixty miles, now
ready for the ties-from Rosedale, In the par
sh Of Ibervilie, to Alexandria, in the parish of
Rapides, one hundred miles, and from Alexan-
drta to point north of NatchitOches, sixty
miles-and the certainty of an early compile
non OF inc WnOIe line 10 IeXaS, and the equal
certainty that when completed this road will
be one Of the most profitable In the South,
make the bonds offered most desirable invest
mont.
The security for the punctual payment of the
interest is moro than ample.
These bonds are not subject to be scaled and
funded, the Funding Bill applying only to such
obligations rs were in existence when 1t became
law In 1874.
These bonds bear per cent interest. payable
semt-annually. In January and July. and have
forty years to run.
1t is Of importance that the controlling inter
est in this road should remain In Louisiana
and with Wow to secure this object the com
pany have determined to try the homo market
before Offering them outside Of the State
No bids will be considered except for cash
All bids must be addressed to the Finance
Committee of the New Orleans Pacific Railway
Company, New Orleans"
BY order Of the Board.
E. L. RANLETT. Secretary.
NoWDrleanS. June !. 1873. Iel It
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Y. Taylor, Hu. Kennedy were directors Of the
CRESCENT City Railroad Company on or before
election Of directors; that the said defendants
cOnsnired to hefraud petitioner and the Of her
stockhoiders OF their rights at said Gle tioD aud
l,,d r. mat purpose selected two inspectors who
were under their control.
Petitioner shows that the said parties refused
70 appoint one inspector for the stockholders
VINO represented more than one-half of the
whole stock.
That Hu, Kennedy. ,holdtnRI the proxies of
ticket. and Albert Baldwin, P. e. Burke r
Strong, b. W. Taylor. managed to assemble
around the inspectors ann vote before all others
had chance to vote and Immediately there-
after 7. II. Burke presented protest already
prepared. addressed to the inspectors. and say
ing that 1140 shares had been sold Or we're I'M
der engagement to be sold. Now petitioner
AYERS that the said I14O shares were to have been
voted In favor of the Van Benthqysen ticket
and wtT9 ret g, illegally By said nspect9rs
election was: 31O9 votes for the Baldwin ticket
and 2757 for the Van Benthuysen ticket. The
former was declared elected.
Petitioner shows that when defendants were
directors no dividend was ever declared and
large debt was incurred, but when the public
expected a change In the administration by the
probable election Of the Van Benthuysen ticket
the stock of the company rose from 8I5 share
to s45. but when the result of the election was
known aud the fraudu ent administration
elected the shares fell from $45 to SIS.
NOW. petitioner shows that he Is still owner
OF 1872 shares, and that, owing to the above ma
lignant illegal and fraudulent proceedings of
defendants, he has lost $40 on each and every
share. besides $500 punitive and exemplary
damages. for which defendants are indebted In
sOItdO to petitioner.
The prem ses considered, your petitioner
Rrars that Albert Baldwin. Edmund J. Hart
Robert Strong, Brown W. Taylor, HUI. Kennedy
be cited to answer this petition and for judR-
meDt against them IN sOdo for s57GO and $500
punitive and exemplary damages, with interest
at five per cent per annum on both amounts
from judicial demand and costs.
Petitioner prays for general relief.
BENZ. F. JONAS,
GEO. L. BRIGHT
Counsel for petitioner.
A. Critic brings similar suit on one hundred
and thrty-il i've shares for e405O and George
Bonng also sues on fOrty-seven shares for
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SECOND RECORDERS COURT.

There was large attendance In this court
yesterday. The usual number of DRINKS and
dtsturbera Of the peace were disposed Of by De-
putty Recorder A. HambOla, acting In the alb
Rence of Judge Mitenberger, who had been
cited to appear before the Superior Criminal
Court on a charge Of contempt.
ABOUT THE SIXTH WARD ROW.
Sergeant Rowley made afffdavits against Ana.
tole Ker, Paul Conrad. Lawson Davis, Leon
Bertolt, Robert Brewster, John Brewster. G. G.
Gain, Eugene Mestter, james, Dillon, Thomas
rath. John s. Tully, Henry Sass. A. Brennan
Albert Miller and Ben Wadleigh for wItuIy
charging fire arms in the city limits Those
who were arrested gave bond In thesum Of $3.50
ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL.
Edward Boyce was arrested on the above
charge,
DANGEROUS AND SUSPICIOUS.
Chas.hynoh and Mike MrDOrmlt were ar.
rested. charged as being dangerous and sus-
piotOus characters.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT TUESDAY JUNE a, 1873

after he shall have had knowledge of the fact
that 1t Is insOlvent or In falling circumstances
and any, such officer agent or manager
shall be individually responsible for
such deposits so received and all such debts
created with his assent" There being q
| doubt after the adoption Of the constitution as
to whether this section was selt-operative, or
whether It needed Legislative enactment to
put 1t into force the Legislature passed q
bill embodying the provisions of the section
fixing the nature Of the crime and other mat
ters not provided for In the constitution. Be
tween the adoption of the constitution and
the passage Of this legislative enactment
thirteen banking institutions in St Louis
failed. Suits were brought against the
managers of the banks, and test case
was made of one Of the suits against the
officers and directors OF Central Savings
Bank. The defendants demurred to the plain
tiff petition on the ground that the CCnstitu-
ttOnal provisions against bank directors and
officers was not self-Operative, and the de-
murrer was Sustained by the Circuit Court.
The case was appealed and the decision re-
versed by the Court of Appeals. Another
appeal took the case to the Supreme Court,
and the Judgment OF the Court of Appeals
was in turn reversed. In asserting to the
Judgment Of the highest tribunal In the State
the three judges OF the Court Of Appeals re-
viewed the whole case again, holding the views
previously entertained by them and severely
CritiGizing the decision rendered by the upper
court the decision Of the Supreme COurS is
great relief to large number OF men for
merly identified with the management Of
banks in st. Louis.
After two postponements on account of bad
weather,
DE VOLTS FIFTY MILE RIDE
at the Fair Grounds came off last Thursday.
He had miserably bad horses, but succeeded
in completing tie distance in the required
time-two hours and quarter. He is to give
a 100 mile ride on the same traCk-the quar-
fRr-mile track i'm the amDhithaatrn at the
Fair Grounds next Saturday.
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Meadamarter. As.oclatLon ARMY All ran


nessee. New Orleans. june /. 1s78-The follow.
ing standing committees are announced for the
ensuing year. The chairmen are urgently re.
quested to call q meeting for the organization
OF their respective committees at once and be
prepared to report at the next regular meeting
Of the association, on Tuesday. the eleventh
instant:
Executive Committee-Jamps Hngan. ex-
3fflci0 rhai5 r p = Augus'e R%tchard;, John
johnson G. L. DeFuentea. Victor Olivier.
Finance COmmittee-S. D. Stockman, w +.
Williams.
O9,mmitto9, on Membership-E. A. Guibet.
chairman; Joseph Kohl, A. Boisplanc. D o.
Harkins. r H. Brunei. Jr.. Louis Tiomann.
j. n Coos. Frank Heron, Cbas, a. Beck.
chairman; John Augusttn. Frank A. Richard
son, @. Il. Buck, two vAcauciesD
Also the following special committee:
On Ways and Means-John LalIande, chair
man nan Eugene May Leon Bertot, Douglas West.
Qnorato: l., J. Fremeaux, Adoiphe Grivot, VI, T..
Huger. Anthony samhoIa. !. p Austin.
JAMES LINGAN, President.
JOHN G. GOLDTNG S crptnrv in2
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IMPORTANT.

/ notice that most Of the jewellers on Canal
street are advertising b close their stores at ;
o'clock .. N. In view Of The above fa t, and
wishing to Accommodate my MANY customers
and the public generally, who, owing to the
warm weather. will choose the cool of the even
ing to do their shopping. | hereby give notice
that will as usual, keep open until o'clock
D. m. |, c. LEVI.
Je2u lO8 Canal street.
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OFFICERS OF REGISTRAR,

Judge-Thomas Fl. Elliott
,Commissioners-Geo. ". Cotton, W. G. Mich
olas.
Voters are iuther notified that any other Offices
or dates for registration, or any persons other
than the Judge and Commissioners named
above. are unauthorized by Central Club author
Headquarters Fourteenth Ward Central Club
June 8. 1878. ic4 2tS
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A RARE BARGAIN.

ON ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE / WILL.
~ sell my Bakery and Grocery Store at n bar
gain. The stand Is one OF he most desirabls
business locations in town. For terms and fur
Their particulars call on. or address
PIERRE LAHITTE
rny2 In MORGAN City, LA.
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FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.

INTERESTING TO STOCKHOLDERS.
W: Van Benthuysen flied a PETITION in the
tith District Court, alleging hat Alber Bald
win, Edmund J, Hart, Robert Strong, Blown
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SUPERIOR CRIMINAL COURT.

A motion for q new trial has boon filed in the
case Of the State vs.. Thcs. Pickett, convicted Of
mansaughter.
In the case Of the State vs. Francois Moules.
charged with perjury. the Information was set
aside.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Conserxnt

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and COnservative
voter. Fourteenth Wsrd-The following places
and dates for registration have been selected by
the Central Club authority:
June to 5, corner Octava and Magazine
June to 3, corner Broadway and Levea
June 10 49, corner Broadway and st. Charles
June IA to 16, corner Nashville Avenue and St.
Charles.
TChoupitOulas.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

NOtice-Neither the captain, owners nor
ship CORDOVA, Lane master from P4rnpn-
bucn, will be responsible FIR any debts con
traot"d by the crew of said vessel
Je4 st DFGA n r. 60
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-04

To the DemOCFatlc COnservatIye voters
Of the Fourth Ward.-The following have bee
selected as the registration Offices In this ward,
viz: A ~
June to5-61 Exchange alley.
June to 8-Burgundy. near Customhouse
June 10 to 12-Marais and CustomhOuse
June 10 tOl5-Bienyile near Derbignv
June II TO observation-disclosures and Tonti.
Polls will be kept open from . to o'clock and
to o'clock. By order Of
je46lo1317 THOMAS DUFFY. Judge.
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Hail Democratic and Conservative Cen-
trial Club Of the Fifth Ward-At n meeting held
corner Toulouse and Basin streets on Satur-
day, the first instant, tue following gentlemen
were appointed Judge and commissioners OF
registra ion and election
Judge-Thos. J. Buckley.
Commissioners jules Bonnafon. ThOs Nor
:. D"gn}aux, Frank P. Callya, L. Dougherty.
The office of registration for the Democratic
kept open daily Sundays exceptpdJ from 7
q q; m; to 2, .; m and from . m. to II 0. m. at
from the third to the sixth inclusive; at No. ia
Rampant street. from the seventh to the fifteenth
inclusive: at the WOrkingmpn's Club room, ST.
Ann street. between Roman and Prieur from
the seventeenth to the twentieth. inclusive.
Fl. J. RtVET. President.
G. L. MARTIN Secretary. les 2f*