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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-21
] ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

Grau's English Opera Company, embracing
atty artists, opens an engagement tonight
nv the Academy, and will present for the first
time ~ this city Suppe's comic spectacular
opera In thrce acts, Fatintza, which has
proved such an immense success in this coun-
try and Europe. The opera has received the
commentator Of the critics wherever 1t has
been presented, and 1t Is no doubt destined to
have great run 10 this city, where merit Ia
ever appreciated.
or the character and quality OF the onera
the Dayton journal has this to say In its
issue 81 September 8:
.Fatinitza' ID eminently German iii its IDEAS
although 1t deals with Russian and Turkish
characters, aud has it, situations In Eastern
camp life, The music. is at times light and
catchy, While hire and there a heavy humber
intrudes itself, tending darker though not
Obi ctionahie. shade to the ptctnr ssaue scenes.
The brilliant solos and melodious concerted
pieces wore artistic lily essayed. and In word
tina D6ra WAS success.
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For cutlery 10 to Stewards 40 Camp street.
THE sEAMEN's BETHEL.

The energy and industry which have been
displayed by the Rev. A. J. Witherspoon in
hiH noble work for the social and mental adj
vancement and moral improvement OF the
sailors have met with bounteous reward.
The Bethel, on Fulton street, near Jackson,
IL known throughout the world and revived
In the memories OF many hundreds Of those
who 90 down TO the sea In ships and who are
thousands Of miles away. From o small be-
RinrinE HE Bethel has, through the gener-
Osity Of the people Of this city, become an in
Etitution of which New Orleans may well be
proud.
The building has recently been enlarged
and IL now sufficiently commodtons for all
purposes In connection with the work to
which Ii ID devoted.
The reading-room OF the Bethel is well
supplied with interesting and Instructive lite
nature aud will be open daily and nightly
RELIGIOUS services conducted by the chaplain,
Open this evening at 80 o'clock, and will be
held each following Sunday evening.
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ST. LOUIS EXPOSITION AND
STATE FAIR.

Cheap Rates via Great Jackson Route.
EXCURSION tickets to st. Louis Exposition and
State Fair will be sold by this line from Sep
tember 20 to October 8: good to return until &C.
tober IT, Exposition opens September "a and
closes October A.. Tickets for the round trip
s2s 50. For tickets and Information apply to A
ID. Sheldon. Jackson Railroad office. % Camp
street corner OF Common.
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ANSWERS FILED.

President Wintz, Of the New Orleans City
Railroad Company, has responded to the sew
eral garnishments served on him In suits
against the city Of New Orleans, and has
answered each Of the interrogatories in the
negative.
The interrogatories were directed to ascer-
tain whether or not the company was or had
III its hands, or underits control, any money,
rights, credits or other property whatsoever,
directly or Indirectly belonging or due to the
said defendant" the city of New Orleans.
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Santa. Anna in .IaiI.

Last evening John Wolf, a peddler, called
on the chief of police and stated that his stand,
containing spectacles, knives, etc, valued at
$75, WAS carried off from Ia front OF No. 10
~ Charles street. Sergeant Bayhi being
authorized to investigate the matter, ascer-
tained from the bartender OF the Washing
ton Exchange that the person who carried off
the peddlers effects was A. @. Christopher,
alias Santa Anna
When Chief Bovlan ascertained these facts
he detailed Aids M Hennessey and b. A. Nc
Donogh to bring Santa Anna to jail, which
they did
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vAUDRY RIFLES CONCERT.

It must not be forgotten that on to-mor-
row night the Vaudry Rifles concert will take
place at Grunewald Hail. The managers
have been OF great pains to make the enter
tanment success, not merely In point of
numbers but from IN artistic point of view,
and every precautlon has been taken for the
equally worthy Of note that the proceeds
will be devoted to the noble purpose Of sue
coring the sick and destitute In afflicted
Mpmnhia
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or INTEREST TO MARINERS.

Notices from the Lighthouse Board.
The Light-Houss Board has issued notices
~ the following effect:
On and after October 15 q ten-inch fog whis-
weather at Falkuers Island light-statlon,
Long IslHnd Sound. giving blasts Of eight
seconds duration at intervals Of fifty-two
seconds.
Oh and after December ID u fixed white light
Of the fourth order will De shown from the
top of the Keepers dwelling, recently erected
Ut Point Wilson, south side Of Admiralty In
let. Puget Sound, Washington Territory. The
approximate post Oh OF the lght-house as
taken from the United States Coast Survey
charts Ii as fol,ows: Latitude 48o 0S 40H
north, longitude 1859 AS west.
In consequence Ut the closing OF the new
inlet, mouth Of Cape Fear river, North Caro-
lima. the light on Federal Point will be dis
continued On and after january 1, 1880.
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A western Juryman.
fHarper,s Magazine.1

THHFUBT UHkHHfHp'J
It was out West, In one OF those local
courts where a friendly talkative way MARKS
the intercourse between judges, luries, e9nn-
sci and clients. man OF law, alter develop
ing considerable eloquenee and persplration
ia behalf OF prisoner, perforated by SWING
"Gentlemen. after what have stated TO you ~
Is this man guilty? Gan he be guilty. - ne
gnltyw 80, ,a,,.n ~ tho
i,1ry. after a eopious expeetoration, replied
aY on just walt little, old boss. and well tell
YOU" ..1oronan
had the age and counsellor passed OUT.
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A Small Fire.

At half-past o'clock Saturday morning, q
fire. the cause Of which Is unknown, broke
out in the kitchen attached to the dwelling on
Urauhart street, between st. Ferdinand and
Port. The kitchen and dwelling, which were
owned and occupied by Mrs. Wetzel, was
damaged to the amount Of $500; insured In
the Peoples Insurance Company. The alarm
was sounded from box No. 612 by Officer
Kelly, after d private watchman had made
several vain attempts. so 1t Is stated, to turn
the alarm In from box No. Gil
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BALLAST 70 THE REAR.

AS the season Is advancing, and the
wharves may be needed at any moment, Ad-
ministrator Behan has instructed G. r. Ken
nedy, inspector Of wharves and landings. to
notify the wharfingers to put in force all or
dinances in relation to ballast and other OBJ
structions In the First District all ballast,
etc, Is ordered back 100 feet from the bulk
head.
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tte company Into the house, where be enter.
tain6d them elegantly.
MID cOnfafIy then repaired TO the resi-
denco of Lieut.. John q. Turner, who also ex-
tended to them the hospitality Of his home.
The officers Ut this com Hny are: Capt. j.. R
A. Gauthreaux; Edward Clarke, tirst iieuten.
ant senior: Tho5. u. Fairchild, first lieuten-
ant junior; John g. Turner second lieuten.
ant; ThoB. y. Kelley, orderly sergeant
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STEAMSHIPS HERE AND IN SIGHT

Among the lines OF steamships plying here
now, or which will be In the New Orleans
trade this season, may be mentioned the
Dominion Line. Silas Weeks y Co., agents;
the West India Line, Price, Forwood u Co,
agents; Harrisons Line, Lucas b. Moore,
agent; Blythe Bros Line, H.. j. Forstall,
agent, and French line, trading with the
Mediterranean, Mr.. Greene agent. There
will doubtless be- others, but arrangements
have not been detlnitiyely made
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-21
Broke His Leg.

AT O'Clock yesterday Doorman Bird, OF
ri NJ. Populaee beating his wife, who, he
alleged, had stolen 81 80. The officer Ia at,
tempting to arrest Pupnlaee slipped and
broke bis right leg. His slipping was caused
by his attempt TO trip the prisoner as ne was
running.
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IA SILVER MEDAL.

Messrs. q. w. Dunbar's Sons received in
formation yesterday that the silver medal
awarded them for their general canned goods
at the Paris Expositionsof 1873 has been for
warded from Washington by the United
States Commissioner.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-21
A Fractions Horse.

Friday evening horse attached to q wagon
driven by an unknown man, took fright on
the shelf road, and run ing Into Mr. Barrett
marble yard. damaged some tomb stones to
the amount of 500. The driver was thrown
out and slightly injured. The wagon and
horse were the property Of Messrs. Loche
NJ COrdss.
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RIFLE NEWS.

In anticipation OF Mobile sending over a
team for an inter- State military rifle match,
our home rifiemen will have their first COM
petition for places on the Louisiana team at
Frogmoor, commencing at II o'clock this
morning
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Tw O Shots.

The difficulty at the recent meeting OF the
fitzpatrick Invineibles eliminated last night
In rencontre between #. McIntee and Bar
ney Reilly. During the disturbance at the
club meeting, Reilly assaulted McIntee
with q spittoon, aud Inflicted an ugly
wound on his head. Last night the
parties met ut the corner or st. Charles
and Canal streets, and Reilly. it Is
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said, made motion as Il to draw d weapon,
McIntee pulled pistol and fred twice. but
tol, rapidly rstreated, and got out OF range
before the first fire. McIntee was arrested.
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Eal1 from a aallery.

At quarter-past o'clock last evening a
little white girl aged five years, named An
ME Pizza, fell from the second-story gallery
of her parents residence, No 230 Charities
street, striking her head against the brick
pavement below. and was seriously injured.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-21

Guns will be presented By the Orleans ORA
matte Association Wednesday evening In
manner never before seen in this city.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. Wolfsohn, Of Graus English Comic
Opera Company, which appears at the Acade-
my tonight, favored us with call yester-
dAy
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TIM Washington ap the Louisiana Field Ar.
tillery, the Louisiana's Own and the Continen-
tails, will appear In Ours" Wednesday evening.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-21

OURS will be presented by the Orleans Ora.
matte Association Wednesday, evening In 0
manner never before seen in this city.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-21

OuRs.-By the o. d. AS at the Grand Opera
House Wednesday In aid Of Hoods orphans.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-21

OuRs will be presented BY the Orleans Drn-
matte Association Wednead day evening In O man
ner never before seen In this city.
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Fine assortment OF z, ssware at Shepard

AID the orphans OF Gen. Hoo1 ~ attending
the performance Of Ours by the y. ID. AS,
Wednesday evening.
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The Governor yesterday appointed p. L..
kendoulet recorder for the parish of Iberia,
vice b. Smith, dece used.
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Hces or the Recorders Of Mort
cages and Conveyances.
The United States Marshal yesterday
seizpd the furniture OF the offices OF the Re
sorders Of Mortgages and Conveyanees, ON
willis issued from the United States Circuit
Court, In the cases of Mrs. Blanche I. Tevis
against D. b. Penn and John McEnery, re-
cCrders.
The suits are for the recovery Of rent OF the
building occupied as an office for several
months OF last year, and judgment was OBJ
tained some time ago. The city Ia RESPONSE
BY for the rent, but has failed either to pay
n Or TO satisfy the Judgment, and hence the
seizure, which was m4de just as the furniture
was about being transferred to the new offices
iii III. Patricks Hail.
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For general housefurnishing goods 90 te
Shepards,
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ARMIES OF NORTHERN VIZ.
GINIA AND TENNESSEE.

The following members of the Associations OF
the Army OF Northern Virginia and Army Of
Tennessee are hereby appointed q committee
to receive funds which may be contributed by
comrades and admirers of the late LIEUT..
GEN. JOHN B. HOOD. the fund 50 constituted
to be invested In United States bonds for the
benefit Of his surviving children.
JOHN B. RICHARDSON, Z=
President Louisiana Division. Army OF North
ern Virginia.
AUGUST REICHARD,
Presid Mt Louisiana Division. Army OF Ten
nessee.
james BHckner, Samuel Flower, D r. Calder.
j. r. Murray, at the Army of Northern Vir-
ginta: J. A Chalaron. G. T. Beauregard, s. D.
Stoekm Fred n Ogden, Walter " Crouch OF
the Army Of Tennessee.
Address Box 1895. New Orleans. se5 2dp tt
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AID the orphans Of Gen. Hood by attending
the perform aDee Of Ours" BY the q. d. AS,
Wednesday evening.
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OURs-By tho O. ID. AS at the Grand Operf
House Wednesday, In aid OF Hoods orphans.
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THREE PICTURES.

Money saved by buying eroekery at Shel
ards.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 10, 1879.

WASHINGTON, Sept. IT., 1878.
10 Or. Bemiss. New Orleans:
The following telegram from the State
Board of Health OF Arkansas is just received !:
.sThe State Board or Health b % raised the
quarantine against New Orleans. Signed
RrnUAUagknr.b CABELL,
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APPOINTED.

For steamboat crocke 20 to shepard's.
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Hapides and Arkansas in Line.
BOARD OF HEALTH RAPIDEs PARISH.
Alexandria. Sept. IL, 1879.
no the New Orleans and Red River Transporta-
ton Company. Nav Orleans:
Please notice that all quarantine restric-
tiOns are this day removed.
HENRY ST. JOHN, President.
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A SEIZURE.

Beautiful toilet sets ut shop rd's.
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BATTERY ID.

House furnishing goods at shepard's.
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RAISING THE BLOCKADE.

Shepard has beautiful assortment Of CHR
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The German Democratic and C0nserya-
tive Club nf the Eighth Ward. Third Dietrict,
will hold meeting ut stoneWall Jackson Hall
tember 30. 1870 at TAO o'clock .. M. for the
purpose of inaorsing tho BEST man for presl-
dent of tho Central Club. and also for indorslnE
the best man for Governor.
by rdar Of the acting president:
aeao fts JOSEPH HOTT.
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CANDIDATES.

fI,HE STATE SUPERB Mt EN- DENCY OF PUB
ton Conforming to the expressed desire. OF
enlightened citizens. OF several parishes. the
subscriber 10 ~ candidate for re- nomination. and
recollection ae state Superintendent Of Public
Education. He solieits the voluntary SUPPORT
OF nil friends Of nom par tsan schools. In which
the fundamental principles OF morality shall DO
and b. enjoined by them upon the pupila. to-
gether with the mental instruction imna1tad.
ROBT. M. LUsHER.
August az, 1879. au2sn
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New ORLEANS, September ia. 1879.
A s sUCCEBSoH TO THE LATE FIRM or
same place. the Y holesaie Dry Hoods and No
ion business. Thanking my .frffnds and thu
friends q. ths late firm for liberal patronage
of the same. Having larg and we'll Beiected
stock of New Goods ipat reeeiyed. can oi1ar
o1Ns>' 1141es : JNo. p. RICHARDSON.
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Hallyl RalIyit RalIy!,i--A MasA Meeting
Of the Democratic and CONSERVATIVES citiZana Of
the tenth ward will be held on THURSDAY
EVENING. at tho new wigwHm, corner OF ktb-
ertY and Jackson streets. Distinguished speak
ers will address the meeting. Come one. come
Rll by order Oh the committee. och ut
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Rousseau Guards 0t the Eighth Ward
Third District, will hold n meeting mt stonewal
Jackson Hall, on Elysinn Fields street. o.
WEDNESDAY,, October /, ut 80 o'ciork b. n
for the purpose of indorsing the best man 10
President of the Central Cub. ind also for In
dorsing the BEST man for Governor.
BY order Of
aeaO IT. JOS. HOLE Acting preF fdant.
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PLANET OIL.

This excellent and cheap brand OF CARBON
OIL has been sold by the proprietors for Ten
years past, and NO ACCIDENT HAS EVER HAP
rENED FROM IRIS USE.
The Planet Oil Ii regular and uniform In
quality never under tho United States stand
nrd of refned petroleum. and III costs but a
triie over common coal oil.
Planet OIL IL especially recommended to con-
sumsrs who do not Wlsh to pay the price OF Iu-
snrance Oil, as the best cheap oil In the
market.
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WANTS.

NYANTED-THE PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT
w the cheapest and best advertising In the
city ia fiji this column, bit ton centa per line for
the first and five cents for each subsequent In
sertton. mh22
w ANTED--,TO BORROW UP TO FEBRU-
w ary i. 1881, $500 on $4,000 first mortgage
Tor 40 900, Oh which half hos been paid. Drawer
Of the note will be- highly recommended. Adj
drasR R Lock Box p6G. oc1 ats
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Gasoline for Gas Machines,

Distilled expressly for the I. O. T. CO., and
with peculiar rs9Hrd for the changes Oh tenn
peratiire 30 common In this climate.
Unequaled for generating gus, or for carbu-
retfng goal gas.
proprietors. patentees and owners Of GAS
MACHINES cannot overestimate the imnort-
ance, OF having their GASOLINE 81 reliable y.
much on tn. B5 conditions.
i II you want your Gus Nj ichines to work we'll.
and awe q brilliant light. buy your Gasoline OF
the Insurance Oil Tank Company.
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PERSONAL.
CONsTGNEE NOTICES.

special Notice COnsin ne0s per steamer
NArCHHZ arc requested to call at my Office,
100 Common street and eign. average bond TO
insure prompt delivery u freight:
HeaO at JOHN JANNEY. Agent.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sprciaI Notice = rms regular monthly
meeting Of the Louisiana Sugar PHntels' AS
eociation will be held At their office. No. Al
BGrUnne street, on THURSDAY, the second
instant Mt T.a0 o'clock .. m.
All planters. whether members OK not. are
cordially invited 10 attend.
- JAMES r. CITIZEN.
oe1 ~ Secretary.
special Notice 90 vicksbnrg shippers
Owing To late arrival Of the TUESDAY Vicks-
burg pncket II. ID. LEE and inefemanay of
weather yesterday. preventing dischargtng and
resolving cargo To laava on time. aha has de-
farrad her departure until TODAY tWEDNEs-
D oei i pe'o''r : q W&. GA CAMPBELL, Master.
speSln1 N0ti0e--TO shippers viz the
Vleksburg. Shreveport and Texaa Railrond-All
freight Rhipnnl per steamer John III. Hanna.
on SATURDAYS. for all points on this road,
Will be charged same As III on through bills
lading. JOHN JANNEY.
ae1pH j. NJ. CARIIN. Agents.
kpeCpRl NOtiCr--PartleE having Pledges
Mt Harris Loan Office, upon which interest bas
accrued If not paid on or before the FIRST OF
OCTOBER. said pledges will bo offered for
sale. se13 If
rms WOmRn's Christian Union VIII
meet on the FIRST and second TUESDAY IN each
month. OF Il o., M. at the Oarondelet street
Mes. J. j. LYONS. President,
MRs. Il. ]. OooP. Secretary. des u
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The INSURANCE OIL TANK COMPANY
offer to the trade the following list or their gu
perior and popular brands ut the lowest whole
sale prioess
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INSURANCE OIL.

The INSURANCE OIL In the only illumInat-
Ing oil derived from petroleum thAt has the full
Endorsement of the LEADING INSURANCE
COMPANIES of Europe pnd America.
III may bs used with absolute safety In amy
kerosene or coal oil lamp without change Of
burner.
Dealers who Wish To sell an Illuminating oil.
safe beyond chance Of accident. should recon-
mend the Insurance OIL.
Put 10 in BEES. barrels and also In NEW
PATENT FAUCET CANS.
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- EFEHRINa TO THE ABOVE. II WOULD
IL inform my friends that will remain with
J. F. Richardson. prepared To BsrVs mr. friends
Il se eel ''o'VAe' d. W. CAM.
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PuroIine Fluid,
For Metallic Gas Lamps md Portable
Gus Burners.

This celebrated Fluid. prepared by q process
most re- liable of all tho products OF petroleum
for use in metallic and portable GAS LAMPS
no d LANTERNS.
to the best coal gas; is free from smoke or
ffenstve,. odor. and does not char the wick or
No other Fluid or Oil should be used In port
able gas lamps or lanterns.
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headquarters DemOera ttr-COnstrvative
Central Cub of the Seventh War,,-1n accord
hereby appoint the following named gentlemen
to act hR Judge and commisaionsrs OF election,
said rlection D be held on FRIDAY. the third
OF October 1879 from a. m. t. 9 3. NJ. at Jacobs
Hall. corner Of Frenchmen and Rampant streets.
JOE GARIDEL JUDGE.
COMMISSIONERS.
PAUL u. VOORHEES,. LOUIS POWERS.
p L. MAILLOUX, = GEORGE DARBY,
H EnBa pEsE2EdEs. 9 nTn D nddEpa
VALLERY VINEf.
A. D. 5AUCIER,
Acting President Of Seventh Ward Central Club.