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ADJUSTMENTS.

ACADEMY OF MUs1c.-We have enjoyed the
pleasure of sitting before the tootlights OF Par
isian and London theatres and witnessing some
of the then wonderful feats OF skill and art,
but we can accord to the Schumann Variety
Troupe the palm of having the most select, tai
ented and unique collection Of artists we have
ever seen brought together. We have already
spoken at length of the several performers and
cannot at present do more than pay them
general tribute. The rare tact and manage
rial skill of Mr. Bidwell in securing their en-
gaeement deserves more than our space per-
mits. With Starr in the Office and Bidwell at
the helm, the Academy will enjoy brisk win
ter. To-day look out for throng at the
ladies' matinee at IL o'clock NJ.
ST., CHARLES THEATRE.-Although the friends
of Mr. Il. I. Stetson have never claimed for HIM
more than q clear and manly rendering OF the
heaviest of Shakespearian roles, we may say last
night he became entitled to more praise than
has been heretofore given him. OF course. not
at all trespassing on the higher range OF Booth
or Fechter, he succeeded IN giving to thn charac
ter considerable individuality and making his
Hamlet instructive and well rounded In its char
acteristics. e
The Ophelia of Miss Dollie Bidwell, Osric 0!
Miss Katie Wilson and Queen OF Miss Carrie
| Dalton were very fair renditions.
| To-day there will be grand marble Heart
| matinee, when doubtless the house will be filled
| THE GLOBE THEATRE.-Manager Kittredge
has reason to congratulate himself on the nightly
attendance at tn, Globe. This new sspirant for
public favor has already reached high position
and has now a firm footing in the dramatic world
Last evening there WAS the same varied ant
pleasing variety performance as on the night be.
fore The "Feld of the Cloth of Gold p" received
its merited applause, and from Baby Iindley t.
to the coquettish Byrne all enjoyed repeated en-
| rO~es 4 he first Globe matinee to-day at II NJ
when the Worrel Sisters will receive their friends
To those who desire to pass delightful after
noon, drop IN at the Globe.
GAYRTY THEATRE Last evening there was
fair audience present at this place OF amusement
The performance passed off pleasantly and a
parties enjoyed themselves immensely. III
banjoist, Miss Mollie Marcy, did ample credit
herself, and Mr.. Armstrong brought the hous
down with his humorous jokes.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. Oct. 16.-The sales OF cotton to-day
include $500 bales Of American.
LONDON. Oct 16.--Tallow AS 6d043s Sd.
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THE RAI.LOOyIST.

New YoRK, Oct. 16.-A letter from Havana re-
ports million dollars defalcation in the Custom
House.
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'non' 'o' 'N' "'e'' S'' Bale.
Nf yor rt tho wse x ~ 121,175
Same week last wear. 7s,753
Total receipts since Sept. 1............ S7I,a45
Same date last year .............. N!,0S
Exports fof the week .................. 40,!oy
Same time last year.. W,a0s
Total exports since Sept. 1.........." SI,SSe
Sticks at ali United States ports ..... 268,297
Same time last wear. 1860
Stock at all interior towns. ........... 1910
same time last wear. 41,O17e
Same time last wear. $4,000
Atioat same time last year. :.....:.. ~ IVY
NEW York, Oct. 16-Evening. Cotton closed
quiet; Middhng Uplands 15b0153. Sales 1851
bales. Net receipts IA bales, gross 1868 bales.
200 bales, a. follows: October a sl-s2@15 No
vember IA 31-32@i5, December Is 3,l6, January
Is 1882, February Is 11-16, March Is l5-lGY
Is 1872, April 16 3-16@l5 7-32, May 16 1890
C a,ao Sug &C., iScotton quiet Middling
l4a@l43. Flour steady, demand moderate; Wheat
dull, red Sol 06, white 81 1O01 10, amber, not
quoted. Corn-demand fair, market firm. old ~
an, new So. Oats dull, 50@55. Pork nominal.
Lard steady, demand moderate, summer -. Bulk
meats dull and nominal. Bacon quiet and weak
shoulders q, clear rib 134, clear 144. Whisky
firm, sold at 81.
Sr. LOUIS Oct. 16.-Cotton steady, demand
moderate; Middling La. Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat dull and drooping;, No. 2 red
winter 81 1O01 II, No. 3, 90. Corn dull and un-
settled; No. 3 new mixed IS, old 77@7S on track,
7So079 in elevator. Oats dull; No. 2, 4Sa@4e in
elevators Mess pork quiet, $50. Bulk meats
shoulders u, clear rib l23, clear i3i for jobbing
and order lots. Bacon firmer; shoulders 529S,
clear RIB l30143, clear 14t@143. Lard easier
Tor buyers; butchers 12A. Whisky 49,.
LoUTsy1ILE, Oct. 16.-Cotton dull and dropping.
Flour and wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn
white 750SO, mixed 70. Oats 54058 Bacon
quiet. shoulders u, clear rib 154, clear. 14t:
Sugar-cured hams iz014. Bulk meats and lard
nominal Whisky 90. Bagging-2b Kentucky
hemp 10, fax and jute IA.
Wheat unsettled; No. spring Chicago 90, No. g
49, Corn dull; No. mixed 723. Oats dull and
unsettled No. 2 46A. Pork dull, $40, seller DC
tober Lard steady, demand moderate. Bull
, meats duh and nominal
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RASE BALL.
HEAVY DEFALCATION.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 16.-Athletics !, Bostons 5
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SUSPENDED.

MONTREAL, Oct. 16.-H. Emanuel Co., the
lar gest importers Of cigars in the Dominion, have
suspended. Their liabilities are S400, 900.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

New YORK, Oct. 16.-Conparative cotton state
ment for the week ending to-day:
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THE lNTER-OCEANS RELIABLE CORRESPOND


VIcKsBURa, Oct. 16.-The statement OF the
Chic ago Inter- Ocean, that their correspondent,
Curtiss was threatened by a mob while here,
creates tho utmost surprise. On the contrary, he
was treated with courtesy and ciyilty no gentle
man could fail to appreciate.
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Startling Report.
Five Negroes Lynched.

By a private letter received here yesterday
We learn the following:
On last Friday, it appears. six negroes en-
tered the house Of Mr.. John Cruishet, neal
Caironcrow Post Office in St Landry parish
and, after assahlting the lady Of the house
stole some $500 and decamped.
As soon as the citizens learned of the facts
they turned out en nasse and captured the
thieves.
Repairing to a neighboring wood they hung
them all except one, who escaped.
The officers Of the steamer Bertha report
that when they left Washington, on Bayou
Courtableau. the rumor was current and
credit given it. 1t appears that when the
negroes entered the house. an old gentleman
attempted to drive them eff. but was knocked
down by one of the thieves with gun barrel.
The number Of citizens joining in the chase
was about five hundred, and they gave short
shrift to the guilty men.
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The City Council met in regular session Al
noon, Hon. L. A. Wilt, Mayor, presiding
and quorum present
Several ordinances of a financial nature, ap
propriatng money for expenses Of depart.
ments, came up on their second reading and
we're passed.
An ordinance entitled can Ordinance to
carry into effect the will Of the late John d.
Fink repeating all ordinances previously
passed in reference to the matter, and APP
pointing commission Of nine persons, COM
posed as follows: VIM. C. Black, Moses
Greenwood, John H. Keller, G. L. Walmsley
Richard H. Brown, VIM. NJ. Perkins, Henry
v. Ogden, VIM. G. Coyle and Geo. Stronger,
to see TO the erection, maintenance and sup
port of an asylum to be called the Fink
Asylum, and to fully Garry out the intentions
of Fink, was offered and went over its second
reading.
Permission was granted to Messrs. Chopin
Il White to erect q steam engine on Notre
Dame street, between Commerce and Julia
On the petition of citizens for bridge and
lamp post at the corner Of Spain and Sole
dele streets, the Administrator of Improve
ments reported that the work had been
ordered
By resolution the Administrator Of Finance
was authorized to issue to p. Il r. DeVerges
new consolidated bonds drainage series), at
the rate Of ninety cents on the dollar, in set
tlement Of their bill for coal, amounting to
$780,
The Mayor was authorized to advertise for
sealed proposals to sell to the city of New Or
leans lot of ground in the Fifth District, as
q site for the Fourth McDonough schoolbouse
A number Of petitions and communications
were received and appropria tely referred.
The Council then adjourned.
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POLITICAL.


| Attention, Washington White League Attention
The officers and members of this League are hereb,
notified to attend special meeting. to be held the
| Hall corner Bayou Road and johnson street OF
Wednesday. July ed, at o'clock p. NJ sharp
is strictly demanded. CHAS. GEHLBACH
| President.
| WILLIAM NJ EVANS, Secretary. iva2 IT.
Hall Of First Ward Democratic Club. New Orleans
! July 22d. 1o74--The officers and members of the
| above manned club hereby notified to attend 4
| meeting To he held at Eagle Hall on Thursday. Jul,
| 2id inst. at . o'clock L. NJ
! All Democratic and Conservative citizens of tn,
Ware. are respectfully invited t. attend
BY order of JAS H. GROVER President
u. McoARIHf Secretary iy222t
AttentiOn---All members Of Crescent CITY White
League residing in the Tenth Yard will assemble at
Eagle Hall promptly at y o'clock This Evening.
July I'D, for their more efficient organization.
BY order of +. \. OGDEN Presid't c. c. w L.
iy22 M&E
Headquarters Second Ward Democratic Club,
corner Clio and Liberty streets.-The members of
this club notified that regular meeting will take
place at the new Wigwam on Wedne sday. july odd
at 7:3O clock
Prominent speakers will address the meeting
CHAS H. SCHENCK President
l. r. GRAHAM, Secretary. jy2l ct
Democratic Club. Rough and Ready. Sixth Ward
A meeting of the above Club will be held on Wednes
day, 22d inst at 7:3O 7. NJ on St Philip street be-
tween Royal and Bourbon streets All members are
requested to be punctual
BY order of the President: O. MOREL
L. ID. SoURpEs Secretary jy2l 1T
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BY G. de Ferret.

COMFORTABLE ONE STORY FAMILY RESI-
DENCE, No. Peace Street.
DY G. DE FERRET & CO.-John G.. Monrose
ID Auctioneer-Ofice No. 80 Royal street-On
SATURDAY, July %, 1874, at II o'clock NJ, at
the Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, on
Royal street, between Canal and Customhouse
streets, will be sold by public auction
A CERTAIN IRREGULAR LOT OF GROUND,
with the buildings and improvements thereon, OF
in any wise appertaining, situated in the Third
District of tins city. in the square bounded by
Peace, Chartres, or Moreau. Frenchmen and Cas-
sacalvO, on Royal streets, measuring 63 feet 8
inches front on Peace street by an irregular
depth Of 40 feet 10nches on side and 22O feet
II inches lines on the other side and "a feet 3
inches on the rear line, English measure, as per
plan deposited in the office Of Philippe Lacoste.
late notary of this city. The improvements con
sist Of one-stoTy frame residence, No. 6 Peace
street containing four rooms, hall and rear build
ing, containing four rooms; chicken and other
OuthOuSes.
Terms and conditions One-third cash. balance
in one ane and two years, III notes of the purcha-
sers, secured by mortgage, bearing 8 per cent
interest; the buildings to be kept insured and
policy transferred to veudor five per cent attor-
ney's fees, in case Of suit; taxes OF the current
year, payable in 1875, to be assumed 10y pur-
chasers.
Act Of sale before T. Guyol, notary public. at
the expense Of the purchaser. iv2l
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COPARTNERSHIPS.

| NOTICE : Mr.. f. P. RAREsHIDE THIS
| ~ day wlthdraws from the firm Of GEORGE A.
| FOSDICK co. George A. Fosdick is charged
with the liquidation Of Its affairs, and will con-
tinue the ship brokerage business under the
| same style and firm GEO. A. FOSDICK,
E. P. RARESHIDE.
| New Orleans, July 20, 1874.
Messrs J. NJ DOMINGUEZ and OLIVER P.
| REZEAU have an interest in our business from
this date. GEO. A. FOSDICK Il co.
July 90 1874. jy22
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE THIS
| w day formed copartnership under the firm
name of RARESHIDE & CAMERON, for the
| transaction of a steamship. ship brokerage and
general commission business.
i. p. RARESHIDE,
J. SPENCER CAMERON,
J. b. RAEESHIDE.
| Office Ill Gravier street near Carondelet.
jy22
| nISSOLU ION-THE FIRM OF DAVIS ~
IL FRERET is dissolved by mutual consent
from date Either party will sign in liquidation.
j. WIN. DAVIS.
w. p. FRERET
New Orleans, July 49, 1874.
r VIM. DAVIS WILL. CONTINUE THE
q. GENERAL AUCTION and REAL ESTATE
BUSINESS for his own account and until further
notice will be found at 30 Camp street
VIM. +. FREREI Will continue the REAL
ESTATE and HOUSE AGENCY BUSINESS at
the old stand, No. 81 Camp street.
New Orleans, July Is. 1874. TWO 1w
WE HAVE THIS DAY FORMED A fAkI-
w nership under the name and style of
PAYNE, KENNEDY Il Co., to succeed the
old firm Of J. U. Il H. NJ. Payne 4 Co., and to
transact Cotton Factorage ard Commission
business. J. U WAYNE, Jr.
s. r KENNEDY.
And the late members of ]. U. l. H. NJ. PAYNE
X Co., GA 6 Baronne street.
New Orleans. June n. 1874. ie28 I'm
OUk COPARTNERSHIP Is THIS DAY DIS
" soycd by limitation.
KEEP, HOGAN GALLWEY
New) cans, La June 30 1874.
TTNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
Form ed cOpartnership for the purpose of c0ntinu
ing che Hardware business the sOrs of Keep
Hogan Gallwey at No. 80 Tohoupitoulas street. un
der the name and style of KEEP, GALLWEY
CO. JNO. H. KEEP
CHAS GALLWEY
CHAS. d. LALLANDE
New Orleans La, July l, 1874.
MR.. JERE s. HOGAN RESPECTFULLY AN
Vu nounces to his old friends and scsuaiptaucee
that having made an engagement with the above
HYHun hA
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ADJUSTMENTS.

d EGATTA'AT LAKE PONTCHARTRAIN.-
IL MONDAY, July q, 1874, at o'clock P
NJ. -Four beautiful prizes offered by Pontchar-
train Railroad Company, Messrs. Miguel Iris
conf, Boudro and others, for third and fourth
ass yachts Two prizes to each class for first
and second boat in. Crescent City Yacht Club
rules. Amateur sailors only. All yachts of third
and fourth class cordially invited to attend. En-
trance free.
Prizes can be seen at Scooler's, los Canal street
jv21 6tM&E
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DETIiESDA MINERaL WATER : WHAT
DOES 1T DO2

1t cures the deadly B'iaht's Disease; eradrca5es
all diseases OF the Kidneys; restores the Urinary
Organs to strength and power. 1t is certain
specific In Dyspepsia, and an unfaiing antdote
to a diseased and poisoned SYSTEM and in all
cases u debility, nervous prostration, lo-. Of
power, acts with unerring certainty in giving new
hfe TO g languid and over-tasked system-in
WORD. Il il natural restorer Of health and mas
performed the most wonderful and miraculous
cures Of any known specific on the globe. For
sale % draught, gallon or barrel, at l06 Camp
street, New Orleans. ivl9 SuWcFr
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DAGGlNG In GALVESTON
5000 Rolls Ludlow 4 Tudor.

DAGGING In GALVESTON
5000 Rolls Ludlow 4 Tudor.
We would call the attention of shippers Of this
article 10 our facilities for shipping Bagging from
Galveston to the interior OF the State Of Texas.
D. L. RANIAETT i CO..
"A, 26 and u Peters street,
iv15 3wM&E corner of Gravier.
NOTICE TO EXCURSIONlSTS.
CHANGE OF FARE TO AND FROM
BILOXI. Miss.
Sunday Excursion Tickets on the New Orleans,
Mobile and Texas Railroad, to and from Biloxi,
Miles,, will be issued from and after this date 1t
Three Declare aad Twenty-Five Csnts.
This fare viii include dinner 1t Shady Grove
Hotel Tickets cold ct the Depot ON Canal street,
OF at the corner Of Camp and Common streets.
URBAN kANBAUT.
Proprietor Shady Grove Hotel.
New Orleans. July :, lSA N8 In Wsa6A
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INSURANCE NOTICES.

Office Of the Home Mutual Insurance Company
New Orleans, July l, 1o74NOtice is hereby given to
the scrip holders of this company that in compliance
with a resolution previously adopted by them Ger
tfcates Of stock in lieu Of scrip have been issued and
ready to be delivered to them upon the sur
render of their certificates of scrip.
i've I'm CHAS. LESASSIER, Secy.
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LOST-FOUND.

CTOLEN- NO. 96S FOR ONE
y hundred and sixty shares of ordinary stock Of
THE LOUISIANA LEyEE COMPANY,
dated May Is, 1872, issued to ALBERT G.. PHELPS
Parties are cautioned against negotiating for the
same as application has been made for a reissue.
THOS l. DIX,
jy3 I'm Secretary and Treasury Levee CO.
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MR. JERE s. HOGAN RESPECTFULLY AN
YX1 nounces to his old friends and acsuaintances
that having made an engagement with the above
firm, he win b prepared 70 receive their orders ~
hereed0e jylcod1n
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The n. O., NJ. & T. r. r. Case
An Injunction.

An injunction yesterday, issued in ac-
cordance with the prayer in a supplemental
bill OF complaint filed in the case of Frank
NJ. Ames vs. S. B. Cole < CO.., restraining the
Sheriffs Of the parishes of st. Charles St
John the Baptist, st. James, Ascension. her
vile, St Martin, LafayetteSt. Landry, Calcasieu
Vim. Pitt Kellogg, J. O. A. Fellows, Cotton
4 Levy, and all others, from interfering with
the rights Of complainant in the N. o.. NJ
and 7. H. r. until the hearing of the motion
in the original and supplemental bill; and from
suing our any execution process or writ on
the judgment rendered by the Superior Dis
trict Cour, for the parish Of Orleans on the
Sd day Of July, 1874, etc., to enforce any
lien, privilege, claim or judgment, or in any
manner to interfere with Frank NJ. Ames
This will raise the seizure for time. at
least.
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CXCURsIoNIsTs, ATTENTION

INACUKSIUNISIS, ATTENTION.
Round trip tickets to and from Grand Isle, via
>Morgan's Railroad and steamer Bossier, good for
three days, meals and lodgings included, at half
price. Firemen and all other societies are espe-
cially requested to cali on or address, for full
particulars, SAM. D. DIXON,
jy19 If q Commercial Place.
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ID. % Natchez street,
Agent Mississippi Mills
WOODEN FABRICS
for Spring, Summer and Fall, in Handsome Style.
TWEEDS-Assorted Colors.
COTTON GOODS
Osnaburgs, s OF.
Osnaburgs, 6 or.
Heavy Sheeting, IA.
Heavy 7-S Shirtings.
Heavy Brown Drilling.
WOODEN GOODS
Heavy DOeskn.
Heavy White Jeans Assorted Colors
COLORED COTTON GOODS
Heavy Checks, Blue Brown and Black.
Cotton lAl,s. szes from to II.
Sewing Thread 1. and 3. iva 1meod
ID A. BARKER,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT.
Etna Fire Ins. Co. of Hartford, Assets, s. 0OO 600
Hartford ]. !. :. Assets, -, O00, 900
Franklin =. ;. of Phila., Assets, s., 260, 900
Security Life !. ofNew York, Assets, s., 500, 900
No. So Carondelet Street,
iy1 SIM cod New Odeane,
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SUBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR,
Emitting the Subscriber to invitation for himself
and two ladies, ALL subject to the approval Of
the Invitation Committee.
The Entertainment will be in all respects thu
same those heretofore given by the Asso.
citation.
Applications for Subscription can be made to
DIR. A. F. MCLAIN, at IA Baronne street.
E. l.. MAHEN, at J. A. Browns, corner Bienville
and Peters street,
EUGENE MAY, at Wheelock, Finlay 4 Co.,
J. A. G. WADSWORTH, at 70 Canal street, OF to
any member Of the Association.
je142l 2Sjy5 Std
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GRv TAlA0ranh.l

(By Telegraph
vICRsuuno, July Alto James Mellon, Agent
Kounts Line: Win arrive Thursday and leave
Saturday, 18th inst, for st. Louis.
THoe. w. RIA,
n Captain Belle u Shreveport
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
UNFINISHED ROOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT
board central locality No 2O9 Gravier street. near
Baronne on moderate terms. to suit times apps tt
AUCTION SALES.
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FOR SALE.
NOR SALE-ENGLISH WROUGHT AND
Il Cast Iron Sugar Kettles, by
GEORGE WIGG,
iye Inn 5 CarOndeet str ct.
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WANTS.

w ANTED- A GENTLEMAN AND HIS
W wife, board it private family. Address
AMOS huiirtn Office. iva 81
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The CRors.-The recent rains have been
general and were OF incalculable benefit to the
growing crops. Late corn, especially, will be
greatly improved, while the cotton crop was
placed in the finest possible condition. We
regret to record, however that the cotton
worm has made its appearance on several
plantations in this and neighboring parishes.
Sretefo,t Tines, 18th inst.
The Opelousas (St. Landry Courier, Of the
18th inst. says The crops Of all kinds IN
this parish are doing finely, but there are
ugly rulnors atioat of the appearance Of the
caterpillar in several fields. Paris green is
being got ready for them.
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EXCURSION TICKETS OVER NEW ORLEANS, ST
LOUIS AND CHIoAoo RAuxoAD.-Wew would inform
Ill concerned that the regular Sunday morning
excursion tickets viii again be placed on sale,
oommsndng On Sunday next, the 18th inst
These tickets, being sold ct reduced rates, are
good 70 return on the 1880 p H. train only, same
day.
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47O,4N

26O prizes, amounting to...............$ $40, 400
EXPLANATION or APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The nine remaining units Of the same ten OF
the numbers drawing the first three prizes viii
be entitled to the twenty-seyen Approximation
Prizes. For example: II Ticket No 1916 draws
the first $1,000 prize, those tickets numbered
l2ll, 1912, 1913, 1914, l2i5, 1247, 1913 1919
and 1850 will each be- entitled to s26O. II ticket
No. 231 draws the second 10000 prize, those
tickets numbered 49, 233, 234, 235, 2ss, 237, ass
239 aud $40 will each be entitled to 5000. II
ticket No. $50 draws tho third $4,000 prize.
those tickets numbered AL, 442, 443, IA, AS,
446 447, AS and 449 will be each entitled to $500
Whole Tickets so, Halves S5, Quarters
% 50, EIxhshs ~ -.
PRIZES PAYABLE IN FULL WITHOUT DE.
DUCTION.
Orders to be addressed TO
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY,
Lock Box 500, P. 0.
New Orleans.
Send r. 0. Money Order, or Register YOUR
letter. tv10 In
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RLADON SPRINGS, ALA-THIS FAMOUS
Ms Place is nov ri The
DAY EVENING arriving at Bladon next day.
Board per day = so; week $l5 month $50 Children
Co., grocers 66 and 6s Common street are agents for
the sale OF the Badon Water in barrels and are an
thOrized to make arrangements with families for the
season and will furnish further information
i've I'm M&E j. CONNER CO. Proprietors
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The Io,oa State Register declares tina, Henry
Clay Dean once wore shirt seven years with
out having it washed This story seems in
credible. Not that there is any doubt that
Dean himself could have held out for that
length Of time, bat heavens that shirt must
have suffered Louisville (OM,.ier-yONrnQl.