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NNE DOLLAR to BOSTON.

ONE DOLLAR to WORCI SER Limited tictcts 81.
GOOD SUPPER the boats Tor 30 steamers leave
lIcr g., North River, dairy 80 $50 y. la.
steamers Ot tne NONN ION LINE leave same pier daily.
I'VE M sunday i:3u D. M Boston WOr-
ceser &C. Portland The White MouDtans, daily
~ -l..u ..ft-
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EALL RIVERl.INE

EALL RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON AND THE EAST.
steamers HftT-TJL and Providence have Ncw-York
dali suuday included unt Scl'oDber 10. nom Iior =.
River Mufrav-.t. at $50 leave BROOKLYN
We Annex at . p. H., jersey Cty, 400 D. m.
NEWPORT LINE FOR BOSTON AND THE EAST
Steamers NEWPORT and OLD COLONY. from IIer p.
N14h RIVER 81 rs SUNDAYS lt'dl at M. rare Ouly
ONE DOLLAR. Limited tickets good only ou steamer
gay dat aud c0u'ciin. train which leaves Newport
$50 aaAt morning army NJ boston M 1850 Tickets
ard rooms obtained y once Pier ~. North
River, ard ol steamers. BOhDEN x LOWELL Agts
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pROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON,


except saturday.
PROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON,
NIGHTS va t 2y'aeHee Pi re- trtr or RAIL
.,.,, IIlE FAXomtE PALACE STEAMERS
$500, '',- hi li'T stHXD captain Jesse Mott
IINeI pOOt OF " lIron-sLJ 49,,
ianGines 5c,seca Scw.Yor1 anu Prosi.ence. 49,
o.. sfcsGway At Metropolitan aud ffH 4
All a .So nTaen M b and a. tS al cees 81 Wss
T. v. Ti.lSs' y. r. AgL DIS. BABCOCK. Pres't
TNHE OLD RELIABLE ST0NlNGTON LINE
at m from per 49, NeIth RIVER ioo Of Jayst n, o.,
needing uain soungon sold this line from NewforA
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
- + nv Il ltion IN New-york foot u Liberty - .
Ferry station in Br99kyn zoo, Of I"ion' Jsyss Wna
$50 mFor esr,ys as 2,g%s s.vsere Mauch
Jan S1S l wit6 wlSespqPr Emir &c Connects
pS Sis mFor High Bridge Branch schooeys Mountain
Msach CHUNK ISm i1SS wsesoarro scranton Williams
io:SO and 4iSo p. somervlo and Pennington.
weoIrre 6a,,o MauT EnnS Ha1ea
a y E ssie ha NJ schoolovs Mountain
nsuos lax "nd Lake Hopaieong Ea'on beFu7ro Ana
90 E8s,on Allentown and WaT,iTeurs
Lilnira a. Son4eets Al Junction for d. l. ana '" X II
local points see metables at stations Mann,
Brook and nrermeatc poots and at p for EasOn
ais 81 the broosyn Erie Annexr make eoonecOn
NJ Jersey CITY station. 10
Jersey CITY
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave 7:ij q. ll45 Z. NJ. l3O. 800 let
Bls,ss s:l5 y. m. for Red Bank Long Branch ocean
40 Toms River Brcksburg waretown. Cedar
CO. /,
Al iSo p vmeland. Atlantic City Tucker'1wn r. r..
Toms RIVER &C.
Stage connecor to and from KEYPoRT at Ma'awan sta
ton 10 and Oceanic aud Fair Haven at Red Bank %
andircm Point Pleasant at sea Grt with ali trains
NEW -JERSEl SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
IN Leave New.York Pier X No X 90. foot kector-.L
sIEA MEfi~ ST JOHNS ma JESSE HOIf.
Long Branch. Highlands. &c, $3.50. $3.50 m 100 $40
BOO. =.
Toms River TuckertOn T. IL Philadelphia 5:oJ MI
S.i5 p.
Mareio n and Cedar Creek. &c. $50 D
SUNDAYS for Highlands ana Long Hnch. 1894 ~
FREEHOLD and NEW-1ORK RAILWAY
n Connections Leave foot OF Lbery-5L Tor Freehold at
7f5. lido a IN. 4, 5:l5. up ~
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Eieamuoats dno RAILROADS..

nEPAR1 URE OF THROUGH RAILROAD
~ TRAINS FROM NEW-1okk -
BAfMom ASD ONO kMLRoAi-l.Npresr Tor Mssnng,Da a
seuth-lOO Express oI Washington. the Soutn' Anu
I'm EaILwAr-y.ou a. m. and 600 aud 0. IN. Manuel
spying yssy AND MSnssY go Sp m 20 TO- and 900
a. M. aud 80 G. 1870. and 600 ~ IA
A LBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE, DREW
~ and ST JOIN leave Per no a. North ,a MyT
Of Albany sundav morning excepted win trains north
West and East. 10 Albany return, good 50
DAYS ~ '''"''r """ ''''w% " EVERETT. President
A LBANY aud TROY by DAY BOATS.
Leave vestrysI per 80 4 r. at Ss5 ana 94th,t mpa
m rR RRRYkhgE ~ P ONT oSs'
BTGK CA @ Sy SS SGS Tdi1. .oa n and S
gagr checked NORTH ana wtsr Tickets or Coupons good
On HIs99 Rye sS'f % f G5 9s' sSAToGA
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Honsatonic
kaugstuok RailToa al. Steamer bridgeport
and Bridgeport At Ia D. m.
LrOR NEW-HAvEN. HARTFORD, SPRING
Il FIELD WHITE MOUNTAINS, MON RE- VI and N.
iermsdate ponts steamers leave fi"r - T. H. uSiy
,. m IL p NJ connecting with special trains a. New
Haven for harod Spraghed &C Tickets sola ard bag
Brooklyn. Excursion TO NeN.iaven AID return 81 DO
EOR NEW HAVEN, it, surrounding, AMI
a all station. on the NewYork, Boston ana Ar Line
J0mS H. STAIN ana ERHsTu- C0RNiNG leave Pier
Is y. r. foot Of Corsndts, Al p m every neh IN ne
morning all railroads. best facilities Tor PASSENGER
and fTcll fare Il excursion al co. starD'a New Haven
Tran, poItalop Line. JOIN II. sTARIN,
EOR RONDOUT and N.-Landing
at Cozzcns West Iont, Cornwall, Newbure, Marlboro,
Delaware sna WaEii vairy RAJ roads sieambois JAMES
W. BALDWTN ana THOMAS COIN Hi. leave DAILY at
.. M Pier -. North River, iaot OF Hsrrson-st
Except SATURDAYS, when me clm'r Thomas Cornell VIII
leave ocloc connecting with Evening Train on
the Ulster and Delaware railroad.
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Sllnaiicns WanIe0--f females.

CEAMcTRESS.-As a frst-cass seamstrcss
- on a Wheeler and Wlson machine for private is'ny
cuts fis would hight chambcrwOrk: frHt cA-s
Address SEAMsTRESS, Box o. Tribune uptown UNIV"
i28S Broadway.
WASHING, &c.-A young woman wants
w washing and ironing In her own home CAL on -
FARRELL 9lstsL aud Avenue a. corner nouSe "'','
VTAITRFSS.-Ry an expert girl as waitress
w can take charge Of n dining room; cleans sllyrS
and can carve and also thorough chamDrrHhn,
be- OF verbal Can be seen at OOZ ohaFe he"
35tl-st
WAITRESS. &c.-A tidy young girl IA waitress
w and ohAmbermaid: neat aud oDghRi ~ phy
AMI wants steady place. IN nth
and active city country 2S2 otha'e' near
lstl-st.
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TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY

u uLrW ZEN NEWYOKk AND HANIE.
PEI OF Couanv new ~ Nnr River l1pt o. Morton a..
Travellers hy this inc avoid both transit by English ru
way dscomfogis vi crossing the Channel III snal
boat. ,,....-,-- ID. . 80 % -
~ LAUREN. JoUc Wednesday sept =. m.
IS ~ ~. a,l. cdm- .iaY. sept. -. -
Rf0rE Dror .----- Weine- ihv. oct 4. b. H.
I-Ll-L- uL AEnL ~. Ann 40. 30 !-,ll-LM
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THE MONEY MARKET.

rHiRD cALL--Iia O'CLOCK r. ".
U. 8. O. 1880 Registered. O.OO0.................
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NORTH q kM y LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BEINItI NV YORK.
SOUTHAMPTON AND BRtMtN ~
sat Scpt -
DONAl e.. ... ~af. t..ut 20 o. VA Nai
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW-YONk 20 SOCfitANf-
TON. HANRf OR BNIMEN: 80 an.
FIRST CABIN FlOOl SECOND tAblN -....fpJ
Return tickets reduced rates Prepaid Storage c'ri
afsa-
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COOK, &c.-By nice, Protestant woman !;
= real good family cook meats ours ana nice pa trs
pnoi a nice places city or country. HOME
Bu RIAU, 1875 6thGyr.
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IMPERIAL GERMAN MA.L. - Hamhnr

American Packet complnys line tor i lNoJIti
CUEEBoJ Il" ard HAMBURG. - 49,
NIELAND -.-....rtu. i ~ - -.t1 ~ 2
fates passas Plymouth. London. Cherbolre Ham
bug, and an points IL Eng land. 80" iand saa wales trs
C.Du gold 500 second CABIN gold. so, Sfe'ragA car
rcncv, 80. G. e. RICHARD & " A. ecu Pass AZ 2.
kTNHAkDI & CO.. ~ Brlatwdv Nrw-iOrS-
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COOK.-A first class cook understands her
~ thoroughly makes soup bread, biscuit. desserts
&C. years city reference family Il hfIci
temperate, temp, red anl reliable woman cook foT
lSth-..
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Han & 10

Ohio e Miss -
90. he. l01
Ohio q Miss pfd
100 nc 100. ave
&C a G
4OO...Jc-.. .
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lEW-YOFK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

these sclass steamships sail regularly NJ 3 D. m from
pter M. Is, North River. a. follow.
SteamshIp MOhFO CASTLE. ....N LIN T. DAY. -e T. II
seamslIp oAN AGO GU BA... - IC DAN. sept p
uusurpa--Hd FOR freight apply
WILLIAM r. ely Di. a. CO. ~ 50 b. aiSay.
LAWTOS BROS. AEelts 81 Havana
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
life OF JuDGE CURTIS.

A MEMOIR OF BENJAMIN ROBBINS CURTIS LII, II
wrH or MS PRofEssI1SAL ASp Ml i.,,is
IA~FOUs WRITINGS. Edited by MS son. Dhryn ,io
X CURTIS. vols. svo. PIP. 4sO, 44o' h'''i'
llrnrr A.
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Gituuiions Uanie0--fcmalcs

HARPER & BROTHERS, NEw-YORl
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TNMAN LINE. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS

FOR QUEENS TOWN AND iINEkPCOk
CITY OF III, -. ND..-SAIN kDAf. set - s3o o. m
CITY OF rIIF-T ..-... T UISUAA t. 20. I:3O p.
CITY OF BRUSSELS ....-.--.IIii tobAf. oct 2 e. 10
CITY OF Hl.tii \ ...-- - D.. ,t.'Af' ,', ~ p. IT,
" From Pier !; y h. foot y Charltonst.
CABIN, $50 and 800 Return tickets favorable
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
BY Atlantic and Pacific Telegr aph Com pany
Domestic.

NEW YORK, Feb. IS. 1885 a. m.-Coffee dull
sales 1885 per Calico, 5000 per City OF Para;
13A@14c: prime 141zc; milds quiet: sales
446 Maracaibo. Sugar steady: sales $50 hhds.
Refined sugar-Yellows and low grades whites
firm. good demand: higher graies steady. fair
demand,
Spot cotton dull; lMiddlings 1915; futures
weak.
April. Corn opens 971s@375s May. Pork-s10 32h
March, $40 421s April. Dry salt meats-3.90. $40.
5s5. Lard..675@6.so March. e.sS@s 87h April.
Union stock Yards-4eo cars stock reported
Estimated receipts OF hogs to-day 21.oO0; OH
ctal yesterday Is 49, official shipmeen.s $3.50
heavy shipping 50 1904 40. Cattle-Estimated
receipts 5000; nothing done yet.
1929 m-Whea,n9s1 March ls, asked st" a.
8714 May. Oats-2s6@234 March. 2sA April.
asked 2ss May; Pofk-slo 20 March; $40 s21 ~
s Ap5 So A + Mey $50 Mar hsEds' March, asked
ST. LOUIS Feb. g. opening-w Wheat g OK
asked March, 81 o34 April, 81 OK May. Corn
ss onst No red 70
April. 81 ol7S@1 or cash; No. 3red 98A cash.
Corn steady; 32zs March. 33A April, s4f@s47s
May, 32H cash. Oats slow; 24h March. 241a
cash. Whisky firm at 81 o.. Pork nominal.
Out meats dull and weak; car lots cured Shout
ders at 37O clear ribs g. clear BIB. Bacon dull !;
nothing doing. Lard nominal.
CINCINNATI. Feb 2s.-Provisions quiet. Lard
Prime steam 65S@670 city kettle 7i4@7h. Mess
pork steady at $40 2591O so. Bulk meats steady !:
3.s0@3s5 for shoulders. 5.05@51o fol rib sides.
5A@25 80 for clear sides. all loose. Whisky SELL
ing at 81 o. Grain steady and quiet Corn
Mixed ear "a, shelled 341a@35 for No. 2. Rye
Choice sample 81. good to prime 51@52 on track.
Hogs quiet and rather easy market; common
So 25@3 so. fair to good light or packing So $50
80 and choice 81 1904 50gross.
Foreign.
LIVERPOOL. Feb %, 1918 D. n.-Cotton-Fatr
business at previous prices. Middling Uplands
SID, Middlng Orleans sad. Sales 5000 bales,
of which 1000 are for export and speculation,
ocean Fretghts.
New YORK, Feb. 2s.-In ocean freights there is
a good. steady tone. with moderate business.
To Liverpool by steam 5000 bushels grain at
54d, 60 ID: to London by steam 5000 bushels
grain at ed. go ib. A Norwegian bark. to d.
rect Continental port with 5000 quarters.grain at
IS Sd.
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TWO Tor the parish OF Tensas.
Two for the parish of Terrebonne.
One for the parish of Union.
One for the parish Of vermilIion.
One for the parish OF Vernon.
One for the parish OF Washington.
One for the parish Of Webster
One for the parish of VIM.
Total. ninety Eight Representative delegates.
Now. therefore. /. FRANCIS r. NICHOLAS
Governor of the State of Louisiana do hereby
issue this my proclamation. directing an eee-
ton to be held throughout the State, at such
places as may be designated By the legal local
authorities Thereof. on TUESDAY. the eigh-
tenth day of March. A. d. 1879, from o'clock In
the forenoon until o'clock in the afternoon
for tho purpose of electing delegates to a Con-
vention to frame new constitution for the State
OF Louisiana, according to the above apportion-
ment the delegates to meet in convention. az
the State House. at New Orleans. on MONDAY
the twenty first day of the m onth OF April, A.
d. 1879, at IL o'clock m. And do hereby order
and direct all sheriffs. commissioners OF cleo
ton, and other officers therein concerned, to
hold said election on the day aforesaid. at the
places designated by the local authorities there
OF. and to cause the same to be conducted and
the returns thereof to be made in the manner
and within the time prescribed by law.
In testimony whereof have hereunto affixed
my signature and caused the seal of the State OF
Louisiana to be hereunto attached. at the city of
New Orleans this twenty-fifth day of the month
OF January. In the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy-nine. and
OF the independence Of the United States of
the one ha FRAa6 SRS PM N6SMoLLs
By the Governor:
WILL A. STRONG.
Secretary OF State. ja26
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| FLOUR -Receipts this week 4719 bbls; receipts
1900 bbls: arrivals from the West this month
61,370; stock on hand January 81. 5000; total
supply of the q, onth. 80. 300 stock on hand to-
day, "a 400; total distribution Of the month.
$500 The movements OF the week have not
| been very. active. the strngency Of the market
checking the demand nevertheless. prices have
extreme range Of IS so on choice extras.
sales-l625 bbs. viz: Ito bbls at 50 SO; so. So 80
and IS at 81 so; 35 at 81 rs; 80 and so at So; so
500 at IS 80; 225 and 800 on private terms.
1--WE quote: Fancy extras IS 621s@6 80; choice
double extras 81; family s5@5 121l single
extras % Is; suDerfne So so; common % 1903
Dbl. Dealers II their trade obtain an ad-
CORN MEAL--Firmer. Demand moderate
At the e.. close coed to choice Western was quoted
RYE FLOUR-Steady: So 1904 %.
! H0MINY-s2 1902 rs, wholesale; 90 jobbing.
GRTTs-Ex landing. 50 1909 IS. sales-1oo
bbls to arrive at 50 IS.
IORK-Opened firm. and closed easy. We
quote: 80 62h for old, and 81 Is for new mess
dealers obtaining the usual advance on these
prices. Saes-25 bbs new. sl1 Is; $50 bbls old
arrive RYE On 9, pT e ,,f terms:
was easier. We quote: Shoulders 5000 for
loose and 41sc for packed: clear rib sides SIC;
clear sides 54c. Dealers obtain the usual ad-
vance on these prices
BACON-Old meats are dull and nominal:
shoulders sac. clear rib sides SO, and clear
sides sac. New bacon is quiet and steady;
shoulders 43s@5c. clear rib sides &c. and clear
sides 63Gg6Ae. Dealers obtain the usual ad-
vance on these prices. Sales-l3OO0 ID Of loose
clear rib sides at 55c 10 casks do at &c; 10 casks
clear sides ut 6Isc p ID.
HAMS-Quiet and steady: demand fair. We
quote choice canvassed at 9l&@91ac and uncan-
vassed at 7tg8c Dealers obtain an advance on
these prices. Sales-15 tierces at 914c.
LARD-Quiet and firm. We qnote tierces
7A@77ac for refined. and 64@6%c for packers
steam. Dealers rates are re higher. Sales-20
terces steam at SIC
BR rAKFAST BACON-Supply ample, de-
maud light, and market QUIET and easy for
choice goods at 7@8c; dealers are charging
6dS1ac for small lots.
PACKERS hog PRODUCTS-Dealers are
selling on orders In the Job trade at Sc p half
Dbl for pig pork. % for rump pork: ts@8 IS
for family clear pork pigs feet 81 % for kegs,
50 rs for frkins and 81 rs for bbls; pig tongues
3Rc: spare ribs SEQ Is for 300 10 tierces and
81 for bbls; side ribs So for 800 ID tierees and
IS for bbls.
CORN-Is In fair supply and moderate de-
mand. White 45046e yellow 45@46c. mixed 43c
p bushel. Sales-4OO white at 44c: $500 yellow.
500 do and SOC white at 45c, and $50 do at Acc,
OATS-Stock lair and prices hrm at s7@
38c y bushe
BRAN-Stock light and market quiet at SOC.
HAY.I In fair supply and prices are steady.
Chniee xlIS@ls: prime s149s . ton.
choice Cincinnati 81 0sGl TO- fairto good West
ern 81 01@1 0e. Louisiana 81 O6@1 on.
POTATOES--Supply large and market firm
p Dbl.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, SATURDAY MARCH l. 1870
CABBAaEs-Firm at a rs p box.

T<ct y
APPLES-The supply Is light and prices rul
steady at 81 5000 rs y Dbl.
BUTTER-The market is over stocked and
prices easy, New York creamery fine 24g25c
New York dairy fine 22@23c New York dairy
good , legl7c; Western fine l4@l5c. Western
Enthusiastically. New York cream sH691sc
Western cream 5000 v ID. Western reserve fac
tory 7@7kc.
STARCH-In fair demand at &c In lots.
POULThY-Old chickens 81; young $3.50;
ducks 50; geese s4@b; turkeys sls@22 y
dozen.
EGGs-western 1s@14c: Louisiana 15@1sc y
dozen.
RIOEG-Firm. Prime s1so. good sh@64c
fair $4,000, ordinary 5H06xc. common $40
SIC. and No. Q 3&04c y 10.
SALr-We are Under obligations to Messrs.
Jackson Manson for the following report of
the market:
Fair demand. Imports heavy. Stock In
creasing. One cargo just arrived and sold to a
dealer on private terms. We quote dealers
rates from warehouses at 9216@95c for coarse
and 81 45@1 so for fine. Turks' Island quiet
and dull: quoted nominally 25@3Oc y bushei.
Table salt In pockets f4G7c each. as In size.
FISH-From Messrs y. Ell. Lawrence d Go
we get the following quotations.:
Barrels, Halves Quarters, Kits.
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commercial and Financial Matters.

par,,. at whose capital, Senator Christiancy
A, ronresent the United States as minister,
=, ~ J bonded debt OF 2O0,O00,O00; Its guano
saoosits, the principal source OF its wealth,
Wv wv mortgaged to British capitalists for
sas 600 .ooo and the government owes $4,000 900
y ,nterest; assets, an occasional earthquake.
state Consols closed steady at 4914@493%,
..o,nst 4sLs04sa4, ex coupon on Thursday.
rsoniu m Bonds losed steady at 247s
ao,lL, against 25@254 on the pre-
stons day. The sales in the
c,oek Exchange footed up s105,OOO of Consols
INA ss5 600 OF Premiums, while the sale on
directs amounted to $4,000 OF Premiums at
osa25111; and $4,000 of States at4914049H.
We are indebted to Mr.. ID. G. Morey, freight
agent Of the Chicago, st. Louis and New Or
lsans Railroad, for the following comparative
statement of cotton receipts via that road:
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OFFICE OF CIVIL SHERIFF.
Parish OF Orleans, y
New Orleans. February Is, 1879
By and under authority Of proclamation
issued by his Excelleney Francis T. Nichols,
Governor Of the State of Louisiana. dated on
the twenty-ff day Of January. 1879 directing
an election to be held on TUESDAY. the eigh-
teenth day Of March. 1879. for the purpose Of
electing delegates to meet In convention to
frame new constitution Of the State
Notice Is hereby given that an election will be
held. In conformity with act No. So of the extra
session of 1877. ON TUESDAY. the eighteenth
day of March. 1879. from o'clock In the FORE
noon until o'clock In the afternoon, through
out the parish Of Orleans, for the purpose of
elect1ng delegates to meet in convention at the
State House. at New Orleans, On Monday. the
twenty first Of April. 1879. at IL o'clock M, to
frame new constitution for the State of Louis
lana; as provided for by act No. 8 OF the Gen
eral Assembly Of the State OF Louisiana, ap-
proved January %. 1879. The delegates to be
chosen to such convention to be apportioned as
the members Of the General Assembly of the
State are now apportioned by law. as follows
to wit:
SENATORIAL DELEGATES.
Two for the First Senatorial District. COM
posed OF the eighth and ninth wards of Orleans
and Of the parishes of St. Bernard and Plague
mines.
Two for the Second Senatorial District. COM
posed Of the fourth. fifth. sixth and seventh
wards of Orleans.
One for the Third Senatorial District, COM
posed OF the third ward Of Orleans.
One for the Fourth Senatorial District. COM
posed OF the second ward and fifteenth ward
Orleans, right bank of Orleans.
One for the Fifth Senatorial District. COM
posed of the first and tenth wards OF Orleans
Two for the Sixth Senatorial District. COM
posed of the eleventh, twelfth. thirteenth, four
teenth, sixteenth and seventeenth wards Of Or
'' REPRESENTATIVE DELEGATES.
One for the First Representative District,
parish Of Orleans.
Two for the Second Representative District,
parish Of Orleans
Three for the Third Representative District
parish of Orleans.
One for the Fourth Representative District,
parish OF Orleans.
Two for the Fifth Representative District
parish of Orleans.
One for the Sixth Representative District
parish Of Orleans.
Two for the Seventh Representative District,
parish of Orleans.
One for the Eighth Representative District,
parish OF Orleans
Two for the Ninth Representative District.
parish Of Orleans.
Two for the Tenth Representative District
parish Of Orleans.
Two for the Eleventh Representative District.
parish Of Orleans.
One for the Twelfth Representative District.
parish of Orleans.
One for the Thirteenth Representative Dis
trict, parish OF Orleans.
One for the Fourteenth Representative Dis
trict. parish of Orleans.
One for the Fifteenth Representative District
parish Of Orleans.
j. B. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX, -
Civil Sheriff Of the parish of Orleens.a-
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
CITY HOTEL.

:, J D Moore, Curtis Smith. Ala; H Y NIT J.,
Rochester; w Denny, Pascagoula; ] @ 5 ca !,
Cincinnati; W J Savage. Columbus S Cha en- :
tier. Mobile; Thos T Porter. NitchitOcht ,
Randvich. Captain; D Morrison. Man on
John NJ VAIL. Shreveport; G s Kay. Jas A AZ
ln VIM Martin. Beai: J Mckinley, Il ri
sonburg: WA Drake. Miss Drake Miss A J
Drake. Mrs Mcbride, Minden; DIR S w Tu In
BED River Landing; DR. F NJ McCormic. / Il n
ton; NJ Barnard. La; W Z McMeans. Ba,-
trop: 81 W McCrary and wife. Jackson, Tenn
F ank Lively. Bunker Hill H W Reuben, MISS
Chas Miller Natchitoches: Alto, and M
r r: E Erving. F Erving. Joel Mathews, DR. K
NJ Clark. La; ] Cunningham Natchitoches /;
John M Cromwell, st Louis; John C Gordy,
Franklin; T Fl Koek. st Josephine,
ST. CHARLES HOTEL
EE Shaw, H L McGinnis, c Homan, Maui
rice Marques Il L Dawley. L Todd, Jr T r
Morrow. New York DR. A K Smith. Chas Quinn,
UsA;A Il :, H44ndlon, Jr, city; F Weller and
wife, Miss Weller. Louisville j Spear. Gin
cinnati: W Savage. Columbus: Hiram Tor
re-. philadelphia; Fl A Stephens Cleveland; J
B Kirk. Chicago; l. Tower. Boston: W Fl
Warner, Northampton. Mass; T W Davis. Mo,
bile; I A Montgomery. W T Anderson. "
Gibson. Mem Dhis; abe Meyer and wife. st
Louis; Kaarney. c A Nicely. Louisiana; +
Lowendyke. Baton Rouge
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT
Friday Evening. February %. 1879.
NEW ORLEANs CLEARINGHOUSE.
MONETARY,


Total thus far .57i 814 90 $76T.9l5 96
We quote exceptional paper GOT y cent: Al
do TO; second grade doc: loans on col
laterals Cos: Al mortgage paper SO; sec
ond grade do @ v cent per annum.
Mexican dollars are now quoted at s4@85
and trade dollars at 9o095c. Halves and quar-
tiers dAmerican) are quoted at 99@99h.
The sales of Foreign Exchange were fair
and rates are steady. Bank sterling rules at
4.Ss. and bill Of lading and clear bills
at 4s3 04s4. Sales $4,000 bills lading at 1890
4s4.
French bills are firm and quiet We quote
bank francs ~: commercial 52i2s@b.21a.
Bank sight bills opened easy and closed
the same at par; commercial is quoted y v
cent discount.
State Consols steady at 49k@49A ex-coupon.
Premium Bonds closed easy at 24x@254.
Stocks are firm.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-03-01
NOTICE.
MAYoRALrY OF New ORLEANS, l

MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANs,l
City Hall. February Is, 1872 J
Pursuant to the provisions OF section 1s, act
No. 1O1. approved April 80. 1877 notice is hereby
given that the Office for the registration Of
voters Ia located at No. At Carondelet street. COR
nor OF Union.
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