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Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1879-11-20
THE PUN PKIN.
BY JOHN g. WHITTIER.

On greenly and feir in the lands of the sun
The nes If the gourd and the rich melon run,
And the rO k and the tree and the cottage fOe.
With broad leaves III ereenneSs and blossoms all god
Like thar which DER Ninevehs p Ophtt once grew
While he wait. d to know at his warnin, true,
And onged for the storm cloud, and listened in vain
For the rush OF the WhrlWind and red tire OF rain,
On the banks O Xerid the dark Spanish maiden
Comes up with the fruit of The tangled vine laden;
And the Creole of Cuba laughs out to behold
Through orange lc YES shining the I'd spheres OF
gold
Yet with dearer delight from his home in the North,
On the fields of his harvest the Yankee looks forth,
Where the crooknecks are coiling and yellow fruit
And the sun Of September melts down on his vines.
All! on Thanksgiving day when from East and from
From Nor h and from South, come the pilgrim and
When the gray haired New Englander eees round his
The old. broken links of affection restored;
When the care wearied man seeks his mother once
more, . .
And the worn mat.on smiles where the girl smiled
What tens the lip and what brgt tens the eye.
What calls back the past like the rich pumpkin pie
Oh! fruit loved of boyhoood! the old days recalling
When wood grapes were purping and brown nuts
Were falling;
When Wild ugly faces we carved in its skin.
Glaving out through the dark with candle within;
When we laughed round the corn heap, with hearts
all in time,
Our chair broad pumpkin, our lantern thu moon,
Telling tales OF the fairy who travelled like steam
In pumpkin shell coach with two rats for team.
Then thanks for thy present! None sweeter or bet
ter
Fer smoked from an oven or circled platter
Faircr hands never wrought at pastry more fine;
Brighter eyes never ched DER its baking than thine
And the prayer which my mouth is too full to express
Swells my heart that thy may never grow less;
That the ays of thy lot may be heightened below
And the fame of thy worth like the pumpkin vine
grow
And thy life be as sweet. and its last sunset sky
Golden tinted and fair as thy own pumpkin pie.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1879-11-20

The population of Leadyille is said to be
made up principally of young men, very few
middle aged or old men being found in the
camp. The population of Yankee Fork is
composed almost entirely of middle-aged en
and men in the youth of old age. They are
nearly all old. timers. Nine-tenths of them
have be en- following mining excitement from
twenty to thirty years. 1t is something unu-
sual to meet man under thirty-fve years of
are . .. lsGsse ..
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1879-11-20
The Principle Of the Thing.
IDes MOines Register. ]

[Des Moines Regster]
Meeting newsbOy whose face was scar
red with scratches, and looked like map of
some railroad center, Register reporter ask
ed the youngster what the matter was.
''Feller spoke disrespectful of my sister !;
said he'd bet she was, cross-eyed, and sailed
in." ~~e------.--s--
''Is your sister cross-eyed?" asked the re-
porter. .... ..:........
"Hain't got no sister,, was the reply. 1T
was the principle of the thing what got
licked for" 2 H.. @
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1879-11-20

Mrs. GRANT, like other ladies, Is timid,
and often times in rough weather, prophesied
she would be buried in the great deep. On
coming up the Willamette river, the pilot of
the st. Paul got out of the channel, and the
vessel was aground. Grant said: "Well,
Julia. hope von are satisfied now, for we
have reached the bottom at last"
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1879-11-20

In Lutiich, Germany. new kind of sport
has been invented. Thirt, seven cats were
taken in sacks fortnight ago, to place
twenty. four miles distant from the town, and
turned looee at o'clock in the afternoon.
The winner of the singular race that followed
four hours every cat had arrived at its own
hearthstone.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-18

Franchise be directed to embody IL tha articla
, npvaa reported to this Convention
R t.a..s1 giving the right of suffrara ia
Women 81, upon the same terms as to men
Ine resolution lies over.
Mr. Poche moved that the further consider-
atlon OF the resolution be postponed until
other representatives OF the memorialigts
ADDRESS the Convention, and it was so or
dered.
MI. Poche introduced Mrs. E. T. Merriek.
VINO addressed the Convention on the subject
under consideration.
BY request OF Mrs. Saxon. Mr.. John M
SandidRe read 9 memorial addressed TO the
PRESIDENT and members Of the Convention Oh
the subject Of Woman's suffrage by Mrs.
Sarah A. Ellis Dorsey, of Louisiana.
The memorial lies over.
Mr.. Poche moved to postpone the further
consideration OF the subject.
Mr.. Moore, of Lafourche, moved to lay on
the table the motion Of Mr.. Poche, and the
motion Of Mr.. Moore was lost by rising vote
Of IS yeas to A nays.
Pending the further consideration Of the
subject, ct 10 o'clock b. M, On motion Of Mr.
Ogden, TIE Convention adjourned to 10 o'clock
q. M, tomorrow.
VIM. TT. HARRIS,
Secret arr ct the Convention.
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IMPORTANT TO GAS CONSUMERS.
Great Reduction i'm the Price Of Ga
for Cooking and Heating Purposes.

OFFICE New ORLEANS Gas LIGHT COMPANY,
New Orleans, June 4, 1879.
THIS COMPANY WILL SUPPLY GAS FOR
Il cooking and heating purposes, through
special meters, to all its consumers OF illumlna
ting gas at the rate OF 90 per 1000 cubic feet
less Is per cent discount for prompt payment.
a varied assortment of the most improved
gas stoves will be shortly on exhibition at the
which liberal terms will be made with all who
desire to use them.
No charge will be made for meters or meter
connections and no additional deposit will be
required to secure payment of bills,
The attention of all housekeepers and pro
d ietors Of restaurants and boarding houses Il
particularly invited to this notice. as no othel
fuel will compare with gas at the proposed rate
either In cheapness or convenience.
JAMES JACKSON,
iae I'm President.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-18
SIX CHOICE BUILDING LOTS CORNER or
st. Charles and Harmony streets-One Of
the prettiest neighborhoods on that popular
avenue for one or more residences.
SUCCESSION OF THE LATE JOHN A. PHIL
LIPS.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No as G2T

Pr 9; p. G1RARDEY a Auetlopeer- Office No
at u O'Clock NJ, at the ST. Charles Auction Ex-
change. will be sold at public auction. In the
rotunda of the St Charles Hotel in this city. By
virtue and IN pursuance OF an order from the
Hon. A. L. Tissot judge OF the Second District
Court for the parish OF Orleans dated the
twenty fourth May. 1879. aud rendered In the
above entitled succession, the following de-
SIX CHOICE BUILDING LOTS, situated In
one OF the prettiest p0rtiHIs OF the Fourth Dis
trict, In the square bounded by st. Charles. Ca
rondelet, Harmony and Toledano streets. Said
lots are designated by the Nos. IA. is. 16. ~ 18
and 10 on plan deposited tn the office d y.
Magner, late 9 notary. as plan No. ~. Lots
front on Harmony street by 320 teet in depth.
Lots Nos. is. IT, IS. 10 have each 80 feet front
on st. Charles street by 40 feet In depth. be-
tween parallel lines. Lot o. II forms the cor
ner of st. Charles and Harmony streets. This
site offers superior advantages for one or more
residences The ground is upon high ridge.
the banquettes are shaded. and the neighbor-
hood and view OF the avenue is one of the most
desirable to be had. Ii will be sold separately
or In block on the following favorable
Terms and Conditions OnR-fourth or more
cash. at the option Of the purchasers, and the
balance at one. two and three years, for notes
specially secured by mortgage and vendors
lien, bearing all the usual clauses of 5 per cent
per snnum interest 5 per cent attorneys fees,
and the purchaser to assume the taxes due and
publication.
Acts of sale at the expense Of the purchasers
before j. Bendernagel, Esq. notary public.
iaf5
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tfFICIAL JOURNAL
- or THE
INSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
rer.y-elEhth Days Proceedings.

rnrty.eIEhth Days PROCEEDINGS.
NEW ORLEANS, Saturday, June IA, 1879.
r.ta Convention was called To order at Ii
o'clock a 20.
N i present The President, Hon. Louis IA.
xr,1tz III the chair, and 126 members.
y lhsent -Messrs. Brlgder, George, Kidd,
s.amas. Stamps and Warmoth.
e'1 PRAYER was offered by the Rev. DR.. Wayne.
Tl,a journal Of yesterday WAS taken up and
qha President presented a report OF the
ut.ta Treasurer, furnishing, In accordance
I'm q resolution OF Mr.. Watkins, d state
l ,ssnt ii taxes Of 1877 for each parish Ia the
Y I'm. paid In to the first 81 June, 1877.
m motion Of Mr.. Robertson the reading 81
IN report was dispensed with, and 1t was or
AIRED printed In the journal.
IL the further motion Of Mr.. Robertson the
usaratary was authorized to allow the Con-
sontion Printer to use the original report.
4 THE special order Of the day, being the re-
srart of the Committee to Investigate the
4 etata DEBT, Mr.. Lott moved that the Conven-
vantaoD resolve itself into committee OF the
mole Tor Its consideration, and 1t was 90 Or
n dered.
mi. Caffrey In the chair.
4 The committee rose, and through ITS chair
{ man reported progress, and asked leave to
+ ft again.
The President resumed the Chair, and the
mort OF the committee was accepted by the
! convention. Mr.. Lott moved that the further
congderation OF the report of the Committee
III Investigate the State Debt be postponed and
shatft be made the special order for Monday
4 MAJ the reading of the journal, and 1t was
soordered.
Mr.. Watkins moved the reconsideration OF
lie vote whereby by the report of the
Treasurer was ordered printed In the journal
4 and the motion prevailed.
Mr., Watkins now moved that the report OF
Inc Treasurer be printed in pamphlet form
audit was 50 ordered.
Al $50 o'clock p. M, on motion Of Mr.
Y Watkins, by rising vote Of go yeas to q
nays, the Convention adjourned until i
O'clock d. m. Monday.
VIM. H. HARRIS,
Secretary OF the Convention.
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SUCCESSION OF ANTON scHMUKER.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 36 4GU


RY O. E. GIRARDEY, Auctioneer-O Office No,
- 81 Camp street-SATURDAY, June 2l, 1879,
at u o'clock m. at the St. Charles Auction Ex-
change, In the rotunda 81 the ST. Charles Hotel.
In this city will be sold at public auction, BY
virtue and pursuant to an order from the Hon.
a. L. Tissot. Judge Of the Second District Court
for the parish OF Orleans. dated the twelfth Of
May. 1879. and rendered in the above entitled
succession. the following described property, to
wit:
part and interest in, and to certain lot situated
In the Faubourg Lafayette, In the Fourth Dis
trtct OF this city, in the square bounded BY Pryta~
MIA, Josephine, Coliseum aud st. Andrew streets.
designated as lot No /. If square No. 80, on the
original plan of said Fanbourg. drawn by BENZ.
Bulsson, surveyor dated the twentieth day 81
January. 1siS. deposited In the office OF Jos.
Lisboni. late notary, "A photographic copy OF
which plan is annexed to an act of sale from
the heirs OF John Longpre to Patrick Cum
mings, passed before i. Il. Kenny. lats notary.
According to which said plan said lot forms the
northeast corner of Prytanfa and Josephine
streets and measures 80 feet and inches front
ON Prytania street by 100 feet In depth. between
parallel lines. American measurement: together
with AL the buildings and improvements there
on, comprising q .wo-story frame dwelling,
designated by the No. 212 Pfytanfa street.
Terms and Conditions-Cash. and the pur-
haser to assume the taxes due and exigible In
1879. over the price Of adjudication.
Act of sale at the expense of the purchaser,
before @. LeGardeur. notary public,
Tnv17p iG71 A II
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E,OR sALE-BY j. s. sAUNDERs-A BEAU
IL tiful summer residence at Biloxi, Miss.
having $40 feet on the Gulf and measuring 80
rooms. two cabinets. kitchen. servants rooms,
stables; also twelve bearing orange trees.
grapes. fgs and fruits OF various kinds. All in
good repafr and freshly painted. Apply to ] y.
SAUNDERS, Valenee street, near Camp, form
erIy Of 1894 Magazine. ap26
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BY A. p. Keller, Administrators,
SUCCESSION OF LORENZO CARLO. yR.

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 4I2T2
pY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER, DATED JUNE
- "a. 1879. 70 me dit eeted by the honorable the
Second Distriet Court for the parish Of Orleans.
at public auction, on WEDNESDAY, June IS.
1879, at 10 o'clock a. M. on the premises. corner
OIL. this city. the following movable property. TO
wit = ~ = :,
]. ALL THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
"a, 2; ONE BAY HORSE, BUGGY AND HAR-
:. ONE GOLD WATCH AND GOLD CHAIN.
Terms-Cash on the spot
ie14 "a. A. z. KELLER. administrator.
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Evening Session.

Evening SESSION.
The Convention was called to order at .
eelock p M, Hon. Louis A. Witt IN tne
ealr and LOG members present.
Absent Messrs. Babcock, Benham, BRIO
y, Caffrey, Carey, Chaffe, Chiappela, Col
VI, Davis, Denis, Favrot, j. Henry, Hough'
Easnnedy, Kidd, Lagan, Marks, J. NJ. Moore,
HaNonnell, McGloin, Plnchback, semmes'
lamps, Steele, .Stille, Warmoth and Wells
The President announced the special order
athe day to be the consideration OF the
alton and supplementary petition OF Clu-
So, asking for woman's suffrage.
The petition was read, also the report OF the
anmittee on Elective Franchise, adopted
s 8, recommending night session, for
purpose OF receiving and hearing the
adlng advocates Of female suffrage; and GO
saton OF Mr.. Poche the privilege Of the hooI
attended to them.
y, Poche, chairman Of Reception Commit
introduced Mrs. DR.. Keatinge, who
dressed the Convention In behalf OF the
susement,
Ar poche introduced Mrs. q. L. Saxon
" addressed the Convention on the same
sbiect.
", Robertson offered the following resolu-
2ssolued, That the Committee On Elective
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JUDICIAL ADvEnTIsEnENTs.
AUCTION SALES.
BY g. j.. Girardey.

fgible In 18s0to be assumed BY the purchasers
over and above the price Of adjudication. and
iurther TO pay In cash the auctfoaeer's charges
ior making the sale and the notarYS fees for
transferring the property.
lie iea IA
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A SPLENDID MANSION
In ONE OF THE PRETTIEsT NEIGHBOR-
HOODS OF THE SECOND DISTRICT,
Northwest Corner of Rampant and Ursuiinee
streets.
SUCCESSION OF DR.. AUGUSTA DUPAQUIER
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. Al, 165.

pY O. i. GIRARDEY, Auctioneer---O fice
- No. 81 Camp street, sAIUkDAI. June ~.
Exchange. will be sold at public auction, In the
rotunda OF the st. Charles Hotel, In this city,
pursuant to a Judgment rendered by the Hon.
A, j.. Tissot. Judge OF the second District Court
for the parish OF Orleans, on the sixteenth OF
May. and signed on the twenty. first OF May.
1879. In the above entitled matter, the following
described property. to Wit
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. sit
uated In the Second District of this city, and In
the square bounded by Rampant, UrBulines, St
Claude and Bayou Road streets, measuring 60
feet front on Kampa street by 100 feet In depth
between parallel lines and front on Ursulines
street. all French measurement.
The property forms the northwest corner OF
Rampant and Ursnlines streets. and ID inn
proved with a splendid three story brick man
sion Of modern ARRANGEMENT. affordfng supe-#
rior comfort and conYsnienees, and admirably
adapted for arb tocTatic and professional resi-
dence. The main and outbuildings are not
entirely completed; an outlay of $4,000 will Sc
ours, the completion, according to plan and
specifications Of J. A: d Hemeconrt. ESQ super.
visfng architect. to be seen at the auctioneer's
Office which will render the property one OF
the richest and most complete homesteads In
the city. Sale positive.
| Terms and Conditions-C Cash, and the pur-
chaser to assume. In addition to the price Of
adjudication the taxes due and exigible In 1879.
| Act OF sale, at the expense OF the purchaser,
| before JOS. Cuvelier. Eco, notary public.
my25 81 lei IA 81 28
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lTEAMBOAT FOR SALE ~ THE STEAM
- terryboat LOUISE. length 122 feet, breadth
OF beam SO feet {. feet guards, depth 6-lO feet,
tonnage 1874. cylindrical and return fue boiler,
Is offered for sale at bargain. For particu-
lars apply to THOS. PICKLES.
mv13 If Canal Street Ferry,
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
BY g. +. Girardey.

IMPORTANT SALE OF CHOICE STORE AND
Residence Property In the First. Second and
Fourth Di.tricts, com prising the splendid
rondelef and Barunne streets: the elegant
two-story Brick Residence No. 23s St.
Charles. near Tivoh Circle or Lee Monu-
ment Place; the handsome two-story Frame
Residence No. 223 Second, between Caron-
delet and Baronna streets the tWo-story
Frame Dwelling No. 327 st Mary. between
story Double Tenement Frame Dwelling
Nos. 491 and 1913 Rampant. between Euterpe
street and Felicity Road: the Double Tene-
ment Dwelling No 1874 Ursulines. between
Rampant and St Claude streets: the Double
Tenement Dwelling Nos. 17a and 175 Marais.
between Dumaine and st. Ann streets: the
btore, forming the northeast corner of Royal
and Dumaine streets; five Building Lots
and Frame Buildings. forming the Northeast
corner of Claiborne and Dumaine streets
for account of the New Orleans Savings In
stitution,
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"A DHhIOI5-I ~ IL ~ n = = ~ - ~
~ Sixth District for sale by. 8. SAUNDERS.
double COTTAGE, containing eleven rooHs,
fifteen feet high. fronting on Peters Avenue, 200
feet front by a depth of 27o, feet. or an entire
and always dry. This property is bounded By
Prytania, Pitt and Oetavia streets. three min
utes walk from the st. Charles street cars and
in the most healthy LOCALITY Of the city. Ad
dress, J. 3. SAUNDERS,
Valence. near Camp. formerly Of 1894 Maya
Zine street. my2S I'm
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FOR SALE.

E1OR sALE-ONE TOP BUGGY. WITH HAIR
IL ness complete: almost new. having been
bought at fret hands and used only a few times.
Apply at No. 191 aravier street. up stairs.
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ADJUSTMENTS,

q &
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS.
THE NEW MAMMOTH STEAMER
HENRY FRANK,
Capt. P. ]. OReilIy, ALT Grissom. Clerk.
SPECIALLY fitted up for the purpose. will
make
AN EXCURSIONS
EVERY SUNDAY during the summer to
OAKLAND GROVE tnear KannervileJ and
rsturn. leaving CANAL STREET At 3:3O P.
NJ. JACKSON STREET. AT 4 P, NJ and CAR
ROLLTON AT 4:3O 2. M.
Fare for Round Trip. ......... SO cents.
Tickets good on either trip to go or return.
Oakland 10 a beautiful LIVEOAK GROVE,
ds 1ghtfully situated on the river, twenty miles
above the city, nicely fitted m with DANCING
charge of A. ARMBUsTER. ESQ.
Good music on board and at the Grove Re-
treatments as good as are to be had in the city
SPECIAL ATTENTION given to ladies and
PLEASURE SEEKERS will find this the most
delightful excursion out Of the city
Tickets for sale at JOHN JaNNEY'S, No LOG
Common street; BROCKETT & CARRIERS. No,
p. s.MboCIETIE5. CLUBS, SCHOOLS, ETC.
can secure the Henry Frank for private excur-
sions on very FAVORA B LIE terms BY addressing
CAPT. P. J. OREILLY,
je5 I'm No. LOG Common street.
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E,OR SALE AT A sAORIFICE-A MAGNIFI-
= cent Raised Cottage Dwelling. containing
six rooms on ground floor. kitchen and dining
room, two rooms up stairs. situated Or Marengo
and Camp streets and bounded BY Magazlae
measuring about $50 feet front BY about 200 feet
deep. Large gallery in front. six beautiful
shade trees and roomy space around the house,
Those wishing bargain. It would pay them to
take q look at this property. Address J. s:
SAUNDERS, Valenee, near Damp, formerly OF
No. 1894 Magazine street. je151m
E1OR SALE CHEAP-A FINE DWELLING,
e two and a half miles east from Amite City,
La. thirty five acres cleared. $50 acres In all.
number Of young peach trees. grape vines and
strawberry beds and other fruits On the place.
The cleared land has D new fence around H..
House new. and contains seven rooms; out
houses. and one Keepers house ,one:quarter
Of mile, from main house; Splendid stock
range Ia the vicinity. es necially for sheep. This
place is sixty-eight miles from New Orleans
and three quarters Of q mile from Gullett's
Mill. Splendid place for fish and game. High
land. For particulars address ]. s. SAUNDERS,
valence street. near Camp. formerly. OF 1194
Magazine. je12 I'm
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Battalion Washington Artillery.
EXCURSION TO
BILOXI AND RETURN.
JULY 4, 1879.
FARE ROUND TRIP. 81 so.
ie15 I'd
THE BIRD CAGE,
=. st. Charles Street.. 46
SIDE ENTRANCE.
49,. .Gravler SUPPLEMENTARY

NEW OhLEhNOs
The Bird Cage Is a first class saloon--keeping
the choicest liquors only. j he proprietor has
secured the services of Mr.. Frank Ivichovtch.
formerly of the st. Charles
my24 i'm D. s. RAMELLJ. Proprietor.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

Once Of New Orleans City Railroad Conn
pany-N No. 124 Canal street-New Orleans. June
y. ls s7 meeting Of the Board Of Direct
d TWU ppIIARs PER Share Was deeafad
payable to the stockholders Oh and after TUES.
DAY. July i. 1873 All transfers Of stock for ten
jel5 .tiyl d q. LEWIS. Secretary tIyno'
once New Orleans ana Red river
Transp ration Company. No. III Gravier
street.-The annual election for five directors Of
THIS company, to serve during. the ensuing
ss5 vs. "a held Ct III Sss IN aas ID 5
between the hours OF - m end . m.
New orleans. June a. 1879 je15 lot
The Celtic Literary ana Musical society
FRIDAY twentieth instant, at 40 p. n. Cen
tlemen will come accompanied with their lady
friends. ~ the exercises will close with hop
and end BY 1880 b. m.
BY order Of the President.
je15 I'd J.J. FOLEY.
Once Of New orleans City Railroad
Company. No. 124 Canal street, New Orleans
May 8. ls7s-Until fu Their notice trains to the
O'clock .: H.. 70 o. m. The last train wi viii
my mys II i 'aAo . = O. q. LEWIS, Secretary.
Mineral Point Tunnel Company, san
Juan county, Colorado Parties Interested ii
ae heebE Invited nv . ca 1t ny ocs NJ
Carondtlet street tbaak lse u starsl. for the
examination OF mineral specimens, maps. etc
poets of The Mineral Point Tannei compan,
mh27 We sa sm GEO. W. DOLL.
The Waman's Christian Union VIII
| meet on the first and second TUESDAY In eacf
month; at II a.. M. at the Carondelet stree
MRS. Il. J. CooP. Secretary. de5 tt