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Veterans of iLQ 12-15. U5T CLAIMS HATZ bxkn allowed; The Ictlowiss is list of the -veterans and mdm -ef veterans of 1813-15, wbose -claims were examined by the committee Appointed by the Attorney General and found to be correct: Orleam Noel Bonxondr; xnond Dnrmyt Jncarr, i raneou azende, of ean uervais. j. wn" ya-ria, JeanJLamotbe, M. Peter Lapioe, Jean Pierre, An rntaynoI, Cnaa.

Kaymond, Jaocraes iL JKonzao, Joseph St. Cyr, a a. rv iTaxnnM TlAniAI nC. Her man, Francois Terralou, Francois Tea-- ton, J. Ii.

A- --Voiain, en mwwu nr ore. and tno wiaowa tu wm -rag veterans: Bactiste Beaulieo, John Beliar, Cesaire Bonseigneur, Sephin Ban-doit, Franeois T. iiienvena, Benjamin Berte La, Jean Jaoque Achile lironet, Valsin B. Jlarmillion, Jordan B. Noble, Thomas Curry, Francois Cozryeollea.

Henry Chevar, Eageae- Carton, Joseph Camps, Mannel Cruzat, Eugene Cham- ragne- Felix Delile Prosper Destinral, Feiicien De Latour, Jean B. Danglose, Joseph Delatte, Cha. De St. Borneo, Laurent Dnrian, Jean B. Dorel, Wm.

De Bays. George Delondes, Francois Eseafler, Ursin 1 rederick. Angnste Francois, as. 1 Fletcher, Valoour Foucher, Chas. Fagot, Pierre Garcia.

Antoine Gras, Raymond Gafflard. Domeniqae Gnerin, Gervaia Gainnie, Franeois Hardy, "William Hall, Chas. Harrod. James Hopkins, J. Jean, Lonis Jolly, Chas.

L. Ker-nion, Francois Labiche, Octave La-branehe, Pierre Labamssiere, Peter Laidlaw, Fngepe Ladenaire, 8ev-erin Latorre. Jean 13. Lambert. Richard Lambert, John, Lynd, Noel B.

Le Breton, Laurent John Mitchell, Frederick Mahjrain, Jean Jlenard, Joseph Patterson, Joseph Per-lilliakCharles Passenlns, Jean lite. Pal-tron, Thomas Pollock, Nelson Peychand, John Pemberton. Lefroy Picon, Louis M. Reynand. Louis Robert, Mannel Boquil-.

lo, Mathnrin BJvaros, Charles Roche. Philip Pierre Ant. Rousseau, John Witherrpoon Smith. Lestang Sarpy, Wm. MeFarlaod Saul, Pierre Sonlot, Pierre Francis Theade.

Norbert Trepagnier, Jerome Tourney Benoit TromeTJeroms Toledano, Antoine Vil-lars, Louis Virant. ales VUlere', Samuel Weyihara, Peter K. Wagner, Andre Wb gn es ack. LaonrcbesVridaw of Abraham Bourgeons and Noel ILftyd'. John the Bapimt.

Jean Bte. BeaudrV, Francois Webre. Alexis Webre and the -widows of Pierre Conrad, Eng. Chenet. 1 Train Hay del, Nicolas HaydeL Joseph IlaydeL Innocent Mathew, George Per-, rilloux, Jacques Troxclair.

A tcmnion. Widow of Surrette Decuir. St. Marti Widows of Francois C. Delahoussaye and Ursm Ozenne.

1'laqnemx es. Widow of Francois Mo-: reau. La fa yet le. Wid ow of Eugena Pellerin. St.

Janes. Widow of Antoine Webre. Auuvfption. Widow of Augoste Tete. The number of claims rejected was 192; the claimants residing in ail parts of the Twld Campedora.

TBI TRUE nrWARDXISS OF THE AR-REBT-A COS8PIKACY AGAISST THE TliEOKE. -j- Special DUpatco to the World tyHawver. Bilboa. Sept. 8 A person giving the name of Don Twid Antelme was arrested by a detachment of the Guard La Civil at a posada in the Province of Pontevedra on Tuesday, and has been taken to the fortress at Vigo under a close guard.

The motive for seizure is not officially disclosed, and it is rumored that cipher dis- patches concealed about his person expose a plot for the overthrow of the throne in favor of the pretender, Don Carlos. The dispatches amount in bulk of several bushels. There is also a gallery of photographs among them, which revealed to the astonished gaze of the police the faces of male children solely. of the dispatches, not in cipher, is dated from an obscure place, not on the maps, called Pel Monico, in America4and exhibits thegg words to me, who, hare "Twia, vigo. Espana." Cuidado eon el ojo.

Todo arrulfiado por Catkinff pecado." C. A. D. I read and fly to the Minister of For- ell Affairs. Don Luis Hurtado.

I teU him mv which is already yours. HfrfgaSKme attention, and opens me mIs uosohl; gavs. is-an "The man Twid" 6 lth and Americano, once of immense cf itze, the master of, the line estai. Butcquelilands. Ashe grew to mnhood a passion arose in his soul to possess the children of other men.

In the cityor Pemmylvania there lived a tribe to.owix ChaliaroHsi inaustnous, -wotuuiy, fecund. Against this tribe, not out of hatred for his kind, but out of love for their children, he conspired. Upon the devoted community he swooped, and one by one bore away their children to his estates. Upon them he lavished his im-; mense wealth. He carpeted his ancestral halls with acres of Gobelins.

He spared no expense for piaster. The jour-sals of the day teemed with the accounts of his magnificence in champagne sup--. piemen ts. Bnt the wrath of the Penn-evlvanians led by one Tilden drove him from his home and made it a desert. He tied.

When he came to our shores is not known. The peasants of Pontevedra first discovered him in the spring of this year. After the severe winter he was found occupying a cave in the mountains, long since deserted, whither he was in the habit of enticing the little children of the Pontevedrans, whom he amused with picture books in a strange tongue. One of these books is preserved. It begins: We alnned ail." It is obviously a heretical work composed by Oliver CromwelL It was early in the present month that the Guardia Civil became cognizant of his hiding Messages were intercepted bearing date of New York.

Among these strange dispatches was the one above 2 noted, and also others, showing beyond oubt that the eccentric hermit was deeply involved in a conspiracy to overthrow the throne and establish the pretender, Don Carlos. Intelli gence was received by the Government that a secret meeting was held on the night of August SL in the obscure hamlet called Del Monioo, America, at which were present Don Carlos, the Martinis Velasco, the Marquis Ponce de Leon, the Viscount Montserrat the great Cuban leader, Carlos A. Dana: a oele-bra ted pirate named ohn Devlin, a Turk called Azamat Batuk and others. At this conference final plans were perfected for. TD8 accomp)iHiiinnni ut.

uw movement. Don Dana was to be Captain. General of 4jfiba." i Here the hawser gave way. The excitement in the city- is intense. Don Dana and Azamat Batuk have taken refnge in Castle Garden.

Pope's villa at Twickenham, purchased from the proceeds of the "Iliad" and the CXI yssey," is to be sold to the highest bidder. 1 A nor -r the privates recruited recently in is one who served in the army nn 2 the war and gained some proiuinence as a brigadier general. Ti rnntrrrr' nted exnense of the rail- way tunnel under JSt. Gothard mountain. I Switzerland, amonnta to more I than the original estimate.

I AUCTION SALES. BY IL. K. SAMOKT. 350 BOOTS.

SHOES A-NO BROO AKS. yhT anTsamoby WUl.b sold on THURSDAY, sopwaoer 1, a. Ji-. n5" 350 vrtxinca flas aasortznent rf inaa aad Aeuble TBttrmunt Wevark anjraiadelplila se Bbam, in In. HI IT.

Mil 1 1 thts ami, wtill arili ttn withonl raan Taw At aaiq. 14 BT; HOTTSIAJT, PABOS CO. BTUClAlt BAJLK OF TAIX. A2TI wXATJEK CoBpriKiBf one of tf liaaat and mvMtdMfraMe Oowlas Hata. Capa, Vanses, Trnaks, UMDTtMUM, etc I Far aceoinrt of whom It may concern, 10 es or boom IM ttlioea, uaouureu.

BY HO TFMA.lt. MARKS CO. A-Auctioneer win be aold on THU BSD AT. 14tn lnat- at 10 ctock. A.

as Tli. fthMA mtru 'y MMUlMtM Mar. And at 12 o'clock. M. 14 emmtm of Boots and jSfioea, aunas-eo.

i Twma-Al aata. JU BXOKTCI0B1KJBT. HOBSES HOBJ3K3. 1 unbroken Texas Horses, 11 gentie Baddle I Hormem. tor acconat of whom ii mX concern.

OT B. M. B. J. KOXTGOMEKY K.

M. MontctmMry. Auctioneer. Wia be sold oa THtTBJHDAT, Bep 14. 1876.

at 13 o'clock. at 170. 70 Baroone tzeet 18 nnMokea Texas Honea. i 11 gentle Baddle Horses. Terms Cash.

sli It TTTBHITT7BK FtJRNITDRK. TT B. M. A B. J.

KONTOOKKRY H. ml. I Wwrtinnii 9. Auctioneer Will anctioTieer Will be aold rrerr TUESDAY, TH UBS DAT an BATDSV )AI an BAT Cantn atreew DAT, at 11 o'clock, at No. so cmatpma General Honaenold Taralsara, Carpeta, lOs- rora, Pianoa, eto ete.

HORSES MULES BUOOIE8, ETC. BY B. M. at B. J.

MOKTOOMHT B. IL afonta-omerr. Auctioneer Will be sold rrery SATURDAY, at 11 'clock, at Ho. 70 Boraea, oiea, sng-giea, uarce, iiaraeaeea. eta.

Peraona wlahior to enter atock tor aala -will lease do so earlj on the moraine of sale. araia--Caan. P17 IV BY D. nORPBT Sc SOX. GBAITD CATAXOOUK 8ALE.

Wood Wsie, Sffose FarnWOns Ooods, etc, on llberateredlL TY X. S. KOBPHY BOSA. JC ICorpby, Aaetkneer wm be mOA en WKDHZSPAY, tne20tn September, 1878, at 20 o'clock. A.1C la stores Hon.

21 and 23 Decatnr -street, between Canal anl Ci'ttyM" The wen known extensive stsck of ICr. I V. Tower. Bale poaltlva andwtttioat any reserve. Catalornea containinc tab detalla of Terms and CondlUttoaaeaabs had at the auc tioneer's office or ICr.

I T. Towefa slO JT IX JC XOBFHY BOH A. H. atorpny, Ancttoseer Office, 108 and 110 Vagaauis street BALK8 0I- SWAT. TOT A TT UnTTT fUJUTPfl T7N UICH WBXTXBS', POBTWAHDrH8ASSiaHZXa BUOCE88IOH8, CABGOES, HOTJSXBOL rUBSITUBJE, etc, prompUj attended to.

BJKQULAK TBADX BAXXS Of WX8TZBH PRODUCT, QBOCHBXXS, WTJTE8. 11QUOBS. TOBACCOS. CluABB and Bnndrlea, In store 108 and 110 Masarins street, at 10 o'clock. A.

1C, very TUKSDAY, THURSDAY ana bat iuAV. aaa -i a IiOTTERY. jBAwara or thx louxaiAHA btatb IiOTTZBT. WEDHE6DAY. Sept 12 Class 218, for 1870.

FIFI 58 S0i 45i73.13i Tbe abovs drawing are pnbUened In an the principal papers, and are drawn la publlsdany at tba roam of the Company. witness ear hands at Hew Orleans, Xa, tail 13tb day at September, 1878. H. PIBAXTA, ADAH eimv, OoninilSBloasrs. Beware of Bcnpis Lotterlea ey4 CELEB BATED PBOHOCHCJCD KTEACT BY C03OTOI8- ef a letter from a II MEDICAL gentleman at Madras, to bia brother, at BXTJBKS TO BX TBX nirr.v noon WORCH.M TULB.

Hay, 1851 "Ten XiSA A PZRBJ5S that their SAUCE ia highly esteemed In India, and la, In my opinion, the moat palatable, ae well ae toe aooet SAUCE. And applicable to XVKBY VABIBV TY OT DISH. wboleeome tbatlamada, WORCESTEttHIRE SAUCE, Bold wholesale and for Xxportatlon by -Tk Proprietors, XEA A PXBBTHS, wereester, WTirat, and retail by dealers In aanoQfl-goneraUy throaghoat the world. ASK FOB LEA PKBBIK'8 SATJCX. At the BREAKFAST TABUS It Imparts the moat extnlaito relish and seat to Hot or Cold Meat, TowL Plata, Broiled Kidney, ete.

At the DrNTJEB TABLK, In Soup, with Plah Hot Joints, Gams and ia Gravies, It gives a da-dallghtfal flavor. At the X.TJHCHXOH A5D 8UPPXB TABLES, it la deemed Indlspensahls by those familiar with Us estimable qualities. i From the New York There is no reliah In the world which la so nnV-Tersanyllxed as LKA PERKINS PAHOUS WOBCKSTZBSHXRX SATJCX, Th irrcifilimet of this Banes having eaosed ii law inn fsdtatlaaa, the NEW T.ABTCT. bean a tM anaUe of ths proprietors slgTiatnrs, which Is placed spaa each bottle. J0H2T DUHCAirS BOHS.

VewYork. ataBBBvawaaaiHawatvaMBaaaHBavBHBaaaaiaBBiaBiaaBaaBaaBBjaaaaaW E. BBATJOHH ATTOBHXY AND TOTJHCBXLOS AT LAW 17 COHHKBCIAIi PLACX. Practices ta an th BtaUaadTderal Courts. Win benoefceth gtv his personal atteattoato affmattsTS satrasted ts "auzS ly 11 1 BEG1ETOATON.

-State of State fterrjr of Votera. New Orleana. Ant 2d, 1878. CONFORMITY WITH THE PBOVT8-maef aectfcm eighteen of an act of the Oeav era! Aaeembly of IjouUAmdm, enUUed Am act provide for th rertstun ana eorreeaon ei uw lurta of registered etersef tlie Staxetb aaw pointjaentof to arfams omeerstnereior, ana to preaeribe tbe datiee, powers and eompenaaioa of the aaBte," etc- aeproved July 1874, Dotioe ia hereby gtrenthat the offices of fcU Aaaiatant Btreerriaora of Beaiatratlon of the aeveralwarda asd election preclncta of the dty ef Hew Orleana ere now open sor vtm nrawn wnTOuuu v. n.t.Miiim1 Tatars of the tariah of Or.

and wtUremaiB open ntU FBI DAY eren. lag. Oeiober 38, aondaya and legal boU. oaya exoepiea. Wrorn TA.K.

nntU 1P.1L and from 2 P. M. All (fuaiiOed electors of tbe pariah of Orteena Who were not registered in 1874. and wn now -drwiro to register, and all Tetera regUtered ia 1874 who bar renored from tbe ward and election preeiscs in which they then resided, moat make application for registry to the Assistant Bnperriauref ReffiatrBttua tor the ward aod pre cise wmcn uey now nm Appbeasta for registration who have renvrred from one ward to another, ainee they were registered in 1874, will be required to produce their registration certificate of 1874, which will be deatroyod brtoeawatntaTrtanperrlaorcf the ward in wmcn xney are newjy rngiawwen, mot wm lasne ef new certificate. All registeved rotors who aav channd their nlaoe of realdeaoe within tbe ward and election preotnetin which they were registered in 1874 are hereby notinedta appear at the office of ths a am nam uupia iaii of naginnuna xtt hua war ana preotnot ana nsre sncn eoange or resi-dene noted span the registration books, and upon their certificate of regiatrattna ef that year.

All men enanaM abor referred to abonld ba noted before October 1, in order that no lnjostios may be don any elector in the revision of the nets required oy section 21 ei resistrauoa act. Any flnalffled elector stnl real fling the ward' in which he waeregiatered in 1874. whoa certificate of nrliMtloa haa been nnaratdabrr lost or destroyed, will be entitled to a dopUcate eertt flcate of registration upon making affidavit of th facta before the Assistant Supervisor of Registration of hia ward, and fnrniahing proof aa.Ua-faetorytethe Aaaiatant Boperrlaor of Beglstra-tioa of his Identity, and that he still possesss the anaUflcaUona of an elector of suchwardaad election precinct. The following is a Hat ef ths wards election preelnets). with their boaadarles, and the location of the reristrsttoa otBce in each precinct with the names of the respective Assistant Ba- perTlacTi: anrss vaLrau Boonded bv th HiaataaimM RiTer.

PeUdr street, lower side, and Thalia street, upper aide, to their Junction in the rear of the ward. H. F. BRJLr NAN, Assistant Snpemsor. Office No.

182 Annnnclation. between BoUa and Terpsichore streets. Second Ward. Bounded bv MiaMjuriTrni Sirer. Thalia atreet.

lower aide, Jolla atreet, upper side, to and skng the Hew Canal to. Carroll ton Arenas, and by Camlltos i A. I. BRIM. Assistant Snperrlaor.

ontoe -Ho. 09 Hseray.lne street corner Galea nis. Third Ward. Boimded bv tbe afisslaarPTil Rrrer. Jnllaatieet lower aide, to and along the New Canal to Metat rie Ridge, Canal street, upper side, and Hetalrlc Bidge.

fatbjck: Ckeaoh, Assistant mvenruor. Office Ho. 133 Perdldo street, between Frank- 11a and Liberty streets. Fnrth Ward, Bonnded bv the afiMdMlnrii Blver. Canal street, lower side.

8L Louis street, upper side. and Lake Pontchartrain. R. Howard, Assistant Btrpemsor. Office Corner ox Costomhoase and Treme streets.

FlftkWar. Bonnded bv the Misaisainvl Hirer. Bt. Lonit street, lower side. St.

Philip street, upper side, and Hetairie Ridge. UAU TiH, Assistant onpei viaur. -Office Ho. 17a Raaipart, near St. Ann street Sixth Ward.

Bonnded bv the MlasiasiOTrf River. Bt. Ph Hip street, lower side. Esplanade street, upper side, and Bayou St. John.

j.U.ru yja. 1 AMiniuv capemaor. Office Corner of Derblgny street and Bay on Seventh Ward. Bonnded by the Hisslssiprd Blver. Esplanade I mAAm.

Tnnnn 1.1m to Lake Pontchartrain, and byKlyalaa Fields atrees vo uig c-oncnabrrraui. wiluah J. at oobb, Assistant Bnpemaor. Office Corner of Laharpe and Bobertaoa streets. HIahtfe I Wwf am WaUla street, lower side, to Lake Ponthertraln( and by EBgbien street or Lafayette Avenue, upper aide, to Lake Pontchartrain.

THOMAS LiKUri, assist snt Biiperfuor, Office On DanphlDeor Oreatmen street two doors below Elysiin yields streefc Klntk Ward. Bounded by Mississippi Blver, Enrlieln street or Lafayette Avenne, lower side, to Lake Pont chart rain, by lower line of United States Barrack and the prolongation of ench line to its lnte-, tion with theprolonffti9n pt to hne of the eonth side ef Floiida Walk, thence in by a line in an easterly direction of Fisherman's Canal and Bayon Eienvenu, and Rayon Blenveus to Lake Borgne, and by Lake Borgne, the Bigolets and Lake Pontchartrain. H. BABTLKTT, Assistant Supervisor. Office Corner Craps or Burgundy street, and Independence street.

Tenth Ward. Bounded by Mississippi River, Felicity street; npier side, and First street, lower side, to their Junction at rear of ward, or to the intersection of the lines of said streets. T. H. BO WA Assistant Snperrlaor.

Office Ko. 149 Josephine street, between Chippewa and Annunciation streets. Eleventh Ward. Bonnded by the Mississippi River. First street, upper aide, and Toledano atreet, lower aide, to their Junction In rear of ward.

L. C. BACKERS. Assistant Supervisor. Office Corner of Magazine and Washlngtos treeta.

ISrelftTs Ward. Bounded by the Missalitstppt River, Toledans street, npper side, and Napoleon Avenue, lower side, to their Junction at BU John Avenue, lo AsslstAnt Sdnervlsof. Offlee No. 142 Louisiana Avenue, between Constance and Magazine. Thirteenth Ward.

Bounded by tbe Mississippi Blver, napoleon Avenue, upper side, and Petera Avenue, lower aide, to their Junction at St. John Avenue. M. B. McOABRY, Assistant Supervisor.

Office Corner Magazine and Bordeaux streets Fvarteenth Ward. Bounded by tbe Mississippi River, Peters Ave-; nue, upper side. Lower line street, lower side, to their 1uncion Jackson Railroad. p. MALONEY, Assistant Supervisor.

Office Broadway, between Oliver and WaO streets. Fifteenth Word-Algiers. Comprising all that part of the parish and city of Kew Orleans, on the right bank of the Missi slppi Biver. WILLIAM F. LOAH, Assistant Supervisor Office Town Hall, on villere street.

Sixteenth Ward. Bounded by the Mississippi River, Lowerllnt street, upper side, and Canal or Carrollton Ave nue, to their Intersection at the Hew Canal. LEH WILLIAMS, Assistant Supervisor. Offlos Court-ltouse, oa Canal or Carrolltoa AvanoA Carrollion. Seventeenth Ward.

Botrnded by the Mississippi River, Canal Carrollton Avenue, to and along the New Canal Lake Pontchartrain, and by Upperline street, to and along the line of the Fourteenth street draining canaL to Lake Pontchartrain. JACOB OKRBElt, Assistant Supervisor. Office On Canal or Carolltoa Avenue, bet wees Hampeon and Second streets. MICHAEL an27 toc28 State Registrar of Vetera. MTJDWlJjCttYa WABDLK.

139 THAXIA STREET, near Csrondelet. in returning thanks to bet friends and the pubue for their kind patronags for ths past twenty-five years, as MIDWIFE and Ladiea' physician, desires now to inform them and strangers that ah has made arrangements to receive patients at her bouse, where all the comforts of a bom will be supplied oa the most reasonable terms. Whea necessary, th best snd oldest physician can be consulted. For strangers, best city referwaess given and required, Honrs of eoneaiUMioa as follows i 7to8A.SC, and 4 te 7 P. M.

apl7 ly MAD. BOHOMO, 140 BT. LOUIS STREET, and 101 Bnrnndv street, recommends herself ss Physician for all female diseases, and Midwife, and rrrnmlaaa a aura sore for all ussas of diseases of the blood, such as Soreness of ths Feet, Swelling of the Legs. Diseases of ths Womb, Difficult Teething ef Children. Rooms always ready to receive ladles to be conn nod, la good treatment and terma to salt ths times, khs can be applied to avary day attar 1 o'clock, sabs A ly TVTKW ORLEANS SAVINGS THBTXTUT10ZV IN 158 Canal street- Offleers TX TJranhart President; Thos.

A. Adams, First Vice Presidenti Thos. A. Clarks. Second Vie President Chas.

J. Leeds, Third Vie Preaidetitt Chas. Kllahaw, Treasurer, Trustees- Thos A. Adams, Oeo. Jonas, Thos.

A. Clarke, JohnO. tialnes. J. Leeds.

CSchnei. car, S. Jamison, Carl Kohn, A. Monltoa, T. 1 Rayn, X.

A. Palfrey, D. Crquhark Interest allowed on deposits. uwrNauwH TJRQUHAJIT. PresfdSBt.

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The popular organs Of GEO. A. PRIHCE A CO. and other first class MELODEOIf 8 always en hand In large at such low prices never before offered. BEPAIKING In artistic manaer, aad TUKIHO by the best workmen, done at short notice.

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Twenty-five years of auecesstol practice, two of them la the largest hospitals of Europe an America, has rendered the Doctor pfe-eSLunently skillful la the treatment of all diseases of a PRIVATE CHARACTER, which he euros without the employment of mercurials or other poisonous drugs, thus avoiding1 the fearful disfigurements and deformities, the results of the destructive abscesses and eating ulcers produced by the and prevailing treatment of thossdla- a ii m.MMf a treats, arinrmtirfnllr and a euro guaranteed In every- instance where the vital organs necessary to the prolongation ef ills axe not already Irreparably destroyed. Patients at a distance treated by man and express. Send stamp for circular on private dl eases and for answer to letters Offlee hours from 9 A. M. to P.

Wand from 0 to 7 P.M. nl llm TAB. JONASTB MEDICAL AND 6UBOICA1 INSTiTUTa, 6 Barawndy st ner Cnnnl, Hew Orleana Pemahetiay fijUbiishetl since 1877J attanHnaL Smsumption. Diseases of the Kidneys, Heart, Liver, Affections of the Lungs and A lr Passasstrsat ed by tte Inhalation of Medicated Vapor and Atomized Liquids, through the appttonol Dr. JONAH'S inwrnpaWe Inhaling Ajparatim DISEASES OF THE TJBINAHV AND GEN.

EBATIVE ORGANS. These dangerous and malignant diseases eel Te the most careful and thorough consideration In all their various forms and conditions. A permanent cure may be relied on in all poeslhl casesV ln the shortest time, without tnoeav nience or etntlonftom huBinejs. DEABE8 OF THE NERVOUfJ 'SYSTEM, Premature Decline, perm tort A ffeot lo of the Brain aed Spinal Cord. Unaocounttbto-Loss of Strength.

uw etc- ar treated with extraordinary success snd rapidity. Dr. JONAS Invites the attention of lndivMnaU so affected to his irorant diawverlee. Tlwr supply a want never, before filled, and on of in ealculsbl value. NOTICE TO LADIES.

AH diseases peculiar to females receive the most skillful snd aclentlflo treannent. Ladies may receive reliable and permanent oure. eves In Vxe most ebstlBat caaea. "THE SEXUAL MOHrTOB." 'This book contains full axplannuoa of these maladies, their natural cause, symptoma effects, variety and treatment. It Is devoted to thsbene.

lit of all sufferers from these PJ diseases, and as a warning against the lees and detrimental quack medlclnaa aud mix-teres. Dr. JONA would staongly Immeas upon the suffering send for a copy ol thiavsnals work. On receipt of fifty cent wlU be soa to any part of the country. Patients wishing to thron gha MMM i treatment are Invited, especially th 70 havs been nnsnrioosaffllly trestsd.

to vlait th XaatV JONAS may be. consulted by his remadie forwardsd to any part of th BaU Honrs of eonsnltatloa rrom to If M. JjCt from 9 to 12 M. and PRESCHIPTION FREE. FOB THE SPEEDY CURE mKfJAh weakness, lost manhood and all dlorrtera brought on by Indiscretion or excess, Asydrug-gUt ha the Ingredients.

0Ajia Dr. JAQUES et CO, CinclnnsU, O. sS lydAW CHXCKERIHQ F1AXO FORTES. OTZB 46,000 BCASE AH S0U Thea tasBsssiti save besa betor th pabUt tar aaar thaaa arty years, aad still atalatais thtr xollnc and Mgb repatatloa as th aTAHDARD PIANOS OF AKEBICA, Thprlcs the tnstroment are aa kr th axelasly ma at first olass material aad work- WUA aii awi 1 sold an saay paymsnia, as Bats maOed fre oa araU IpiTTrraTXBTJfa B0H Iff Trsxmt ttrmt, Eoswb, at: Mil jaoTjrsm STELNWAY SONS, ENABE for the Southern States of Above RAIIAOAlDau rpHE NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD MOBILE LINK. GREAT NORTHERN AND EASTERN -hCAlX BOT7TS.

Double Daily Express Trains arrive and depart from depot, foot of Canal street as follows ABBtVEv. Express 6:45 A. M. I Express 10:80 A. M.

Express 5:00 P. M. I 0:30 P. M. Coast P.

M. Coast Acn. 9:20 A. M. Pullman Palace Cars dally to Cincinnati, Louis-vDle, Nashville, Lynchburg, Washington and Baltimore without change, and only on change to New York and Eastern cities.

Coast Accommodation runs to BilOTl. Ticket office corner of Camp and Comma Streets, opposits City HoteL kyl-Vtl P. B. ROBINSON. Bupt, EW ORLEANS AND TEXAS BAILROAJM Donaldson vtiie.

eto-un ano ansr juvy the steamer TOM PARKE will leave ths head ef Bienville street, at 7:30 A. hL, tor West-wego, with Passengers for all stations on th Hew Orleans and Texas Railroad. Returning, will arrive at P. M. Sams boat connecting with Bun day sxcursio train, will leave at 7:30 o'clock A.

M. Returning asms day at 7 P.M. Freight received at th aama piao up to I P. M. wfil be delivered at it desUnaOon next mjnyistt C.

Ev PAYNE, Oeal Agent, TQNTCHARTRAIN RAILWAY 'A. Depot at the head of Zlvsian Fields street, near Excursion to or from the Lake aad return, same day, SO cent, Children under 13 years, 10 cents. Trains will leave as follows From th City xrmn ins mmw 8 o'clock. ft 7 K. 8s A.

m. 10 o'clock M. lla o'clock A. M. la 3 ia M.

8ig M. o'clock, M. 6a M. 6 M. 7 o'clock P.

M. 8s o'clock M. 9 O-CIOCK M. lOa o'clock M. 11 M.

O'clock. M. 8 o'clock P. M. 4 o'clock P.

M. 5 P. M. a o'clock P. M.

7 P. M. nWV P. M. 9 o'clock M.

9 Jr. sv, Bmim tralna will run averr Half. Hour from 9 o'cleck, P.ljU, JL train lor nsuennen wm ivmtw tim Sunday morning at 4 o'clock. x. tn ramnfillw mutt notifv th ean.

duotor prior to departure lot tjla. a-BlX AJ. AK XfcJAAJlQVCT, Xfcqvro.w KW ORLEANS, BT. LOUD3 OHIOABO 1 KAILKOai? uuaran 1. (Qreat Jackson Routs.) Train depart and arrtv a follows, oa aad aftst Sunday, June 11, 1879.

1 rProm Calliope Street Depot.) nvp Ajrr. Aaarva, P. M. I Mafl 100A. M.

P. M. I Aooomtioa, 9:30 A. aC Sunday AccommodaOoa A. M.

I Arrive ..9:85 P. M. Pullman Palace Sleeping Oar through te Bt jjenia, LoulsvlUe, Chicago and Clnotnnaa. Only on ohaag of sleeping ears to Eattera Tickets for sal aad tafonnatloa atvea at Cam, sueet. eoraec figu 'a.

P. FROST, Osn. Manager. Jyl74 otf Joseph ScRTTMtZ, Manufacturer of Baraeh Baggies, Grwcer Waceaa, Jersey Waceas aad also th oalebrated EUREKA SHUTi'lNO BUGGY. also.

Importer and dealer ta Carrlag, Wagoa and Can CART MATERIALS, lad PONDTS PATENT SASH AND BLIND FASTENER, At prloes to suit th ttmas. 1 JOSEPH BCHWABTS, 41 to 47 Prldo street, aear Caroadalat. aiyv "TS ly remotal. O. P.

WALKEB, m. haaromovedso We. 930 Maat Btrwwt, HEW OBXEAHS. Offle boors 1 From 10 A. M.

ta T. M. sxySS-iy E. J. HART Grocers, Druggists and Im porters.

Patent Dryer. English, Whits Lead, dry. White Lead, in oi Bed LeadT Prussian Blue, English. Vermilion, Chinese Vermilion, Venetian Red, Danish. Brown.

Whiting, Chalk, Piaster nru, mmios stone. Rotten Stone, Pari Green. COLORS IN OIL, all alsea. Cbnal Varnish. Coach Varnish.

Japan Varnish, English Ooaob Varnish, BJiuiao anusii. Por sale by Bv J. HART A CO. 73, 75, 77 and 79 Tchoupltoulas street, Gum Arabic, (ium Arabic, powdered, Ouni Asafcetida. Gum Gamboge, Gum Myrrh, Oam Opium, Gum SheTIae, Gum Tragaeanth.

1 Oaa Olthawwi 2Xirsaieoy HT.EABT4CO. 7p 7S, 77 aad 79 Tchoupitoolas street. Alcohol, Cologne Spirits, Asy Hum, Choice LioTKrrs, Wines. 1 ESSENTIAL OILS. i Oil Almonds, Sweet, pure.

Oil Almonds, Bitter, Oil Anise, -i- Oil BergamoL -Oil Cassia, Oil Citronella, Oil Cloves, i A OU Lemon, Oil Peppermint, Oil Sassafras, Oil Orange, 8U 1 For sale by E. J. HART A CO 78, 75, 77 and 79 Tchoupltoulas street, COIiMAWS BTUSTARD. London, tn and 1 Its. Fine, D.

Superfine, Suoetior. glass. For sale by E. J. HART A Vo, 70, i ana iv xcuoupiuuias screes, oils.

Pur Olive Oil in bulk, Luoca Olive OIL pints, Lucca Olive Oil, quarts, Lucca Olive OIL flasks. Puget Olive Oil, pints, Pnget Olive OIL Quarts, Virgin Olive OIL litres. Tanners' Oil. Linseed Oil, Castor OO. -r -J-- Resin Oil, Sperm Oil, Sesame OIL pure, Cod Liver OIL light.

LardOU. Cod Liver OIL dark. For sale by JC. J. mart 73, 75.

77 and 78 Tchoapitouias street. soaps. Pure Castile SOAP, Bed Mottled. Bine Mottled. White.

Low's Brown Windsor. Opodeldoc. Toilet SOAPS, full assortment. Forsaleby K. J.

HAKT 4 CO, 73, 75, 77 ana 7 Tcnoupitouias strees. SODA WATER MATERIALS. Marble Dust, Snlphurlo Acid, Flavoring Jtxrxacrs. oyrupa, Fruit Juices. Also, full stock of i PATENT MEDICINES.

Hart's Cod Liver OIL, Jfctart'S Alissence ui aa. Mart's Stomach BITTERS. Forsaleby E. J. HART A 73.

75, 77 and 79 Tchoupltoulas street. i -t V- Bi Carb. SODA, English. cai dUua, Caustic SODA, SODA ASH, BLEACHINO POWDER, PALM OIL, oil Myrbane, For sale by E. J.

HART A CO, 73, 75, 77 and 79 Tchoupltoulas street. WORM POISOX, ETC ARSENIC, PARIS GREEK, 1UO Powdered ELM, Powdered GUM ARABIC, For sale bv B.J.HAET4CO, v. 73, 75, 77 and 79 TehoupitoalA street. MANNA, L. P.

S. F. Sorts. Bub. net BISMUTH, French.

Precip. Phos. LIME, SILVER WHITE, Tartrate POTASH. RHUBARB, For sale bv E. Jl HART A 73, 75, 77 and 79 Tchoupltoulas street.

DYERS MATERIALS. Annatto, Copperas, Cutch, Alum, Bl-Chrom. Pot- Madder, ash, Prussiate Pot- Logwood. BraSuWood, Gambler, Blue Stone, Aniline Dyer, Aloanetwood, Snmao, Cam Wood, Sandal, liypermlc. Beumywood, Tumeric, Ouiac, Bed Sanders, Acetic Muriatic, Nitric and Sulphuric Add, vr saie oy HABT CO.

73, 75, 77 and 79 Tchoupltoulas street. 'r- SPICES. Cassia Cinnamon. Cloves, Ginger, Mace, Nut-' nMr. Kin Minora: Penuer Cayenne, Pimento.

Forsaleby u. J. HART A CO. 73, 75, T7 aad 79 Tchoupitoolas street. SPONGES.

SURGICAL WSTRU- .) etc Foreign and Americas, Clinical Thermometers, Hyperdermle Syringes, Galvanloiiatterles, Trusses, Bandage. DISINFECTANTS. CARBOLIC ACID, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN, CHTIKiniC l.TMK. v' COPFEBAS. BATTLEY WATTS PREPARATIONS BeTJadonBa, Cinchona Cord, Cinchona Pal, Cole hi cum.

Digitalis, Erget, dlsi-datWtf Rhubarb, Barssparllla, Sedative, Senna. Valerian. AH8UBAHCH OOXPAXr JPA1D UT; TWETHITH AHHUAX. aTaTXSCCTr? For the yaw 1874V "1 -A8XB8S1S untermtnatad risks sad retnmed pr 108,734 07 Vet 34.841J Dlsosmataad pats, and anacjsstsd 8 aad rent gQ Reserve fund S10.000 aaddtfldeadaa stoak 19psr osmt satiTds Ht profit lULmt: assets 4 of theeoxtrBS3rystrmated at thsfr eaahsiA-' -vmroa. Bonds, atocka, loans and toil reeetvahl ,411.10 4S Cash a hand 16833 10 Premiums fa esaraa at 40,506 4 i Total aasets 77 Th Board of Directors, at amsetiaui th 19th day ef Jaaaarv.

1876. atter aside S10.OOO ts tba reaa 1 earnings of the year, and paying 10 per oast dead to th stockholders, resolved to pay a cash dividend of thirtv.flve ner aeatt. ssmril psrtlnlrstiTiii imiiliimi lis Hie jssi sb owv a i iiiMiiiiw oi james r. DAY, PreaMeat HORACE CARPENTER, Seoy. DIRZCTOBS FOX, 1876.

Jne. O. Oaines, Bleh'd Flower, J. L. Harria E.

J. Hart noia. A AiCUa, B. W. Taylor, Isaac L.

Haas, J. Morris, Scott MoQehss. Jas, Day, Geo. Jonas, Lionel a Levy, D. FatJo, Emory Clapp, T.L, Alrsy, D.

A. Chaffretx. Hv.Benshaw. Hugh Wilson. A.

Baldwin. atacready, W. E. Seymour, This old and rellahla tmnm des oa fire, river aad BBartna riaka mm I favorable terma All losses adlustad aadaettit upon the most liberal terms and promptly MLZ atthetrofflos, SSOasap atreet. jaw TWEETK AXKUAL KTATZ.

CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE CC, i PASTY. Hw Orleans, May 30, 1878, Th trustees, tn eohformlty to th charter, submit the following statement of affsA-s of th company on th SOth April, 187 1 DL006 36 87.488 97 1 Blver premmma 114813 368383,808 43 Earned premiums, less reinsuranos aad re turn 'mated, including all known and anpald Oa fire.M$56,980 10 18,938 68 On river. 71,471 68 Taxes, expenses, bat la Ilea par ttclpatlon, less tnter- st discount, eto-. 83,738 11-833L116 69- Leavtng, after paying 10 per cent, in cash. Interest on capital atock, 683,338 79 The eomuany have ths following assets 1 Bills receivable.

$53,738 78 Loans oa bond and mortgage 66,448 11 Loans on pledge at 87 6788 04 8188.CC 3 i 123.0C1 i Cash. Real City bonds, oank and other 136,16 87.628 T7 Premiums in course of collection. Total 8585,098 71 The above statement Is a true and comet transcript from ths books of the eompany. THOS. A.

ADAMS, rreemeufc HENRY V. OGDEN, Secretary. Sworn to and subscribed before ms thl Jay of May. 1876. WM.

H. HOLMES, eead Jusuoe of th Peace, ransn uric The Board of Trustee resolved. That r. paying the annual Interest of tea par cent the capital stock wf th eompany, that a of TWENTY FEB CENT, paid tae- 1 on and after the 12th day of June next, to parties Insuring with th company enOtied recetv th same. TRUSTEES.

Thos. A. Adams, Edwd PHabury, Saml B. Newman, no. K.

lung, SamlH. Kennedy, Frea cameraoo. John Phelps, J.L. Harris, Adam Thomson, Andrew eiewai Henry Abraham, Josepnewme, P. H.

Strong. oeorge.aiaruB, Victor Meyer. Alfred Moulton, Joseph Bowling, L.C. Jurey, IdWdJ.Gay, Edward Nsll Jno. M.

San did Geo. W.Bentell, A.iievi, Simon Foreheimer, John Brunaeo, Joe. B. Wolfe, Wm. H.

Matthews, B. B. Poa jonnv.awi,. my31 psm jb. mormmer.

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