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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-10-01
Go to Riverside Water Cure, Hamilton, M

Ladies Desire what Men Admire. And
thisiit.le thing iabeauty. What do we say is beau.
tfui A transparent complexion and y luxurious
head OF hair. What will produce these? Hagan,s
Magnolia Balm Will make any lady OF thirty mp.
pear but twenty; and Lyons Kathairon will keep
every hair tits place, and make It grow like the
April grass. II prevents the hair from turning
gray, eradlcates dandrutf. and is the finest Hair
Dressing ih.the world, and nj only half ordinary
cost. IF you want to get rid OF sa,lowness, PIN
ples ring marks. moth patches, etc., don't forget
the Magnolia Balm, ladies'.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-10-01

Reward II swiiigive cleo for any cast Of nesiu
bone or muscle rient like sheupaaisni, bruise
spawn. sttasn OF ofaaneness npon eitheIsnan OF an.
imal, which the Mexican Mustang Liniment viii
not cure when used according TO directions. Near
thirty years has proved II to be the mo,t VOL der.
fpl, remedy for neuralgia, burns, dwellings, en-.
lhrged join SHOOT nil. screw worm. Bting. eaked
breasts etc.. 'ver discovered. ho will let horse
limp when Mustang Imminent will cure IL? Who
will let child cry and suffer frsm bruises or chill.
blains when the Mustang will prevent It? Who
will pay large doctors' bills when they can buy
Mexican Linlment for s6OEcenta, and 81 ooT 1T Is
wrapped in steei;plates label, signed "a. w.
Westbrook, chsmlistY' twsns sE yiivefsoq agent.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-10-01
CANCER,

well known thatthe whole medical facuitv
n 10 ot aii SCHOOLS Of medicine have p.Oaoanced can
peTiSn 10 stand nS Ipinoldly IN ha
put forth such aclaim In the teeth or the medical
proi,ession ~ The citvsof Philadelphia, with its
e6Sf9os 6e os SuS be- unless M b.
pudence rarely attained by mortal man ar ar
Tnorne boldly claims that he can cure, has cnted
ooes cure ana VIII cure cancer. well as diseases
or or O. chronic and scromlous nature; and, further
mat He CURES EVERY CASE TAKEN ny HIN. He
the wSrd PR practices 6 Ills method or
OF nature. purihes and cleanse the pystem and
mpartgto zone and health 10 all zthe organs OF h
cd and that 4 is what it is claimed to be will be
hn ~ M 20 ahe OF any
TsTt1UTE. No. 32os Chestnut street Phiiadeiptin.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-10-01

Founded on n RocIkI-The disappointed ad.
venturers who have from time TO time attempted
10 run their worthless potions against Plantation
Bitters. VOW that they cannot understand whnt
foundation there is for It's amazing popularity.
The explanation ls simple enough. The reputation
OF the world renowned tonic Is founded upon a
rock the Rock or Experience.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-10-01

-" Artaxerxes, my boy" +, said Mr.
Marrowfat, remember the divine.
words OF Socrates Never marry q
woman that kicks sideways" 2 :
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-10-01
The Best Medioiness. !

v DIR, Hall says the best medicines in
the world, more efficient than all the
;iIIuSiEC5, TTsT 3
warmth, rest, cleanliness, and pure air.
Some persons make it virtue TO brave
disease. to keep up as long as they
can move Q foot or wriggle finger.
and it sometimes spccasds; aIiut lin
others the powers Of life isro thsroby ID
completely exhausted that the system
has lost all ability to recuperate. and
slow typhoid fever sets in and carries
the patient to o premature grave. Wien
ever walking or work is the effect. a
warm bed and o cool room are the, very
first lndispensables to a sure and speedy
recovery. Instinct leads all beasts
and birds TO quietnde and rest Che
very moment disease or wounds .assail
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-10-01

&16 2 $40 per per day at home. Terms free. Address
- ~ GEO. sTINsoN q Co.. Portlan d, Maine
M ORGY fIalktsig f1tnpIsynses,t. Eest ever
a dENTS WASTED-Men and women e31 3,
at once to coWEN q CO., sth street, New YORK.
WANTEDA 9ouhs men te!iearri teleerapE -o,I,rs.
ung t9r permanent positions at railrSad stations.
aus faclpc feieBraph Co, box ., Memphis Tenn.
QEll1 nm IN PRIZES: Alabama State Lottery.
VTuU.uuU New York. Whoe IT5icass,aa Sasaed .,n, IN
Halves. g; quarters ESQ. Information sent free.
York, or Box 907. Mobile, Alabama.
~ ELL Co.. Al Park Row, NJ Y, for thels Fss,.
pnIss or HOO gags,, oontainlns ista OF 5000 news
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-10-01

I56gl @ cold or sore fingers Do ttpo men a work
SolElls any hand-sells at sight-Last a life
kume-2 samples sent for co cts :, or 4 styles
fER Itor q: post paid: Agents wanted. Address
st.tas f,frNOY EsItTY CO., 9Th St..-PhiIe., Pa
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-10-01

- $4,000 Ee1: UUoclx.
CAN BE MADE by any smart nan who can keep
bis. business to himself. Address, - III = -
ID. F. HERMANN, Hoboken, New Jersey.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-10-01

Z IAnTNI1Q Mako more money selling sILyERs'
nudAs IN article. One agent made Sy3S In
. days. Recommended by 1m. d0Ticultttrist and
JreeA oLKGG'ts CO., % Coftlands tstseets,N. Y.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-10-01
KUAIli'T, KUEER AND KURI0Us

Is the valuable book we give to ALL Full or facts.
stamps and ads BLAcKiE&Co,7 ,748 Broadway N. Y.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-10-01

ts9slS1 Send es cents and tho address OF Ave Per.
WI sons and reeeiveby mali Beautlfui Chro-
no. size 7x0-worin 81 sl50-and null instruo-
NIT iions TO clear sson day. Addrea,
NG iihLUuRt " 20. lis South sth 81 Philn.. Pa.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-10-01

ssS Am Nswspaper gnion repre-.
Ions. Send Scent stamp for Map showing location
0f papers, with comhinsd and separats lists Civ.
p. sANRGRN. III Monroe street. Chicago. iii.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-10-01

SuAAesS0 l!hdhGIIug ana Seeu1ug to
'3t'''i Grass. i'li3n'I 2
a skillful and successful farmer in
New York makes. the following state
ment IN the Rural Home: .f,,
L. We are compelled to wait until
quite late before sowing to avoid the
1nseots, and If our sowing is followed
by season of drouth, the wheat will
receive greater benefits sfroni3 surface
manurlng, as it has the tendency to
Keep the ground moist, and ,prod1ce a
rapid growth. II the sprinp Ia yyaru
dry, after mneb freszinn and tlIawinsy
the wheat will receive more bsnasti
from the surface manure, branobinn ont
more freely. Such was the coae last
spring. , e..,t-..,'1. A''''
2. Nearly all of the" cerea,a bono
brace roots, as may be illustrated bT
Indian corn, and when the soil ia % fert;iss ~
enough at the surface, the main stalks I
will branch out. or stool which ;s not
true to, the same extent when tba mo moO
nure I1 is plowed under deep. If we plow
sne manure under to the depth of from
sA So ten lnches. am confident we
snail e!aI not obtain all the advantages DOS
season. - rsss-' 1'' u ''oAo A''oAo
.. It is my practice to re-seed with
onsoa ome Mheae crop, and I have always se.
urea ;ma q good catch with surface manur.
~ g. tg,o.t : consider good catch of the
,faana. sD III Importance, as failure inter-
sotes sor WIN the rotation. It is difficult
~ @ ne ~, 20 say which would prefer to
iose, tae gram crop or the catch of
grass II compelled to lose either.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-09

since acted as SUCH to wit: Peter H. Watson Samuel ID;
Rabcock Herman II. Baltzer, 5. H. NJ BARLOW, Georse
n Brown William Butler Duncan, Giles W Hotchklss'
William r. Hart John Taylor Johnston Henry l.; Ian
sing Edwin ID. Morgan, Cortland Parker Homer Rams, ms
dell Lucius Robinson Frederick Schuchardt, anu TWO
other gentlemen who declined 10 act , A..
IA That as deponent was informed oY olcer7 OF tne
sad Company and believes. meeting OF majority OF
tho said Directors was held at the Copanys once on
sent 1873 when they declared dividend out OF the
alleged net earning OF the said company Tor tho SIX
months ending June 80 1873 Of one per cent on the com
mon stock of the said Company such dividend amount
ing to s0O0O aud OF 81 per cent on tnc pfeerrsd soch
such dividend amounting to S29s79l 80 ana deponehi
Oes not hesitate 60 say that no pOTon OF the salu
dividends was earned during the sali SIX months
nor M any other time before slnce dntlng wnch de
nonent has had an opportunity OF examining the Com
pany accounts aud that said dividends were declared
pon the basis o accounts stated under order OF Peter
III Watson the President OF tho sild Company ana as
dcponent is informed and believes, with previous
knowledge OF the fastY or such accounts on the pa
of one more Of the drectors including particularly
Samuel NJ Barlow and Lucius kOblnsOn. ~,
10 That ON or about August 10, 1873 deponent SUP
mittcd TO Peter H. Watson the President OF tho sald
COMPANY the following statement Of the pr0ht ana
loss account OF the said Company during the SIX months
ending Juue 3O 1873 which account eAhlOlts the true
earnings and current expenses OF Tue sdld company
durng the period therein referred TO- 10 e best Oh ue
noncut's knowledge Information ana belieI: . -,
rROPt FoR sI LNDNN'VN d. Ao o.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-09

nnrchase money thereof amounting 20 over sl,OOOO'
Was charged upon the books OF the Company To an nc
count headed Purchase OF Coal Lands anu p' 5no TT
10 the said lands was taken in the name OF Peler IL
watson That afterward the said Watson directed ne
ponent 10 close the said account entitled VI
roa Lands ana to charge the amount debted 10 thht
account to tho said Peter H. Watson, indiyidnal uPp
The hooks of the Company but deponent declined 10 90
so beeying chat 1t was intended by said watson 70
give the benefit of the said speculation IN coa lnnt 80 70
The said Watson, Samuel L. Nj. Barlow, Director o wv
Cnmpany lanes McIIeury, g. IL DuddOw. and others 10
this depOuent unknown SfLNhSfLt IL D''
rThe affidavit is accompanied by Schedule A. n long
document embracing the profit ana loss Adjustment
accOunt.l
New-York tribune., 1874-07-09
$S,O95,G62 30
Ttal

1873. ., ,. ,o
Jan 3l--Bv balsnce SEUfOiZl3 81
A. That the SAID account is incorrect, although be-
eycd by deponeut to correct made up and the
same did not represent the true OF earnings
of the Fre Railway Company for the said year 1872 for
the following reasons Tue said account has its credit
under date OF Jan 1872, the Of s947624 65, AS
balance Of net earplgs brought forward IRON previous
wears which said balance Was entirely erroneous and
cOus, there being that time no balance or surplus
Of net earnings whatever. such balance was made up
bv counting a. upon the books of the said Com
New-York tribune., 1874-07-09
SlS7675S3 81

Slo,IOGoo3 81
Working expenses for the year
stated ia SAID account .........sl2 2,G19,jl7 OF
To a Of l,gal
straedon secoani.....s.......... 6i2.737 70
Theeolrths OF the amount OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100000 90
Depreciation and
not made say 100000 70
Balance net earnings SiijJ,255 5o
To which chargeabie snniry
payments ~ per the irst IL items
10 the debit 6f The accouA ...... $1427 s43 20
Rens Of property leased lines. 30 III %
Interest mortgage debt........ lS5O,1J3 -
sunty prosl ena..... 9O7I9 Sc 81 3GO507 IS
Leaving apparent snrplus of......,... S9i70O 80
10 That tue foregoing correct account makes
allowance for the great loss which incurred by the
destruction through fire Of the COmpauy's shops
chnery equipment, and materials at Jersey CITY, aud
that this depreciation had been made good out Of the
net earnings the profit and lOss account would have
shown large deficiency instead Of any apparent
plus That at the time Of stating the account first above
referred depOnent deceived into the belief that
the insurance upon the property thus destroyed fully
covered the loss sustained and it not until long
afterWard that he learned that the Company had
tanned by said fire a loss far exceeding the amount
recovered from tile companies which he
that TINS fact well known to the directors
Ol them when .he said account was made up.
IL That at the annual election IN July, 1873, de
pOnent Informed believes, the following persons
were elected directors 0t tho saiI COMPANY, aud have
New-York tribune., 1874-07-09


II. That thereupOn said Watson directed depOncnt to
prepare an account profit and loss dating back to
Oct 1872 10 includc therein the months OF OcO-
Der, November. and December 1872, which showed as
they stood upon the books exceedingly profitable re-
sufs especially because from the working expenses OF
those months had been deducted the whole sum OF
SG2lg6 AZ which has been heretofore mentioned the
supposed increase In materials on hand Said Watson
further directed depOnent to omit from the said profit
and account, and TO place in the list OF of
the Company the account called profit ana loss ADJUST
mcnt account" which consisted OF items the amount
OF S369G3 22 which set forth in detail In copy
the said from Oct lS2 TO June 60 1s3 hereto
annexed and marked Schedule A. Also certain other
items OF expenses which cannot be conveniently here
detailed when the profit and loss account had
been thus altered from time TO time pursuant to the
directions OF the said Watson 1t showed the following
result:
Profit and loss account June 80 1873 Sept 30 1872
By - SIG 76S ~
Less Dividend No. Is on preferred stock
10 3la December lS72 paid March -
10. lbI3.... 1SJ5t ~ %
Dividend No. Z on c,mmonstock to 3lst
December, 1872 PAID haIeh lj,
New-York tribune., 1874-07-09

W-NT1 . . : : : = : : 7 ~
1872. -.
Dec. 3l-By balance. Dec. 81, 1871.
Dec. 3l-By stewards Department..
Dec. 3l-By agent. Ramona.
Dec. 3l-By mortgage, Guy X. Pclton
Dec. 3l-By Pavonil Horse kaiIrJad.
Dec. 3l-By earnings for the year
1874 iZ...s.s.ss
Dec. 3l-Less expenses for the year
lSlZ. lZ.s...ssssss.s.sssss
New-York tribune., 1874-07-09

To which - chargeabie snndry
payments ~ per ihe irst ! items
10 the debit Of the accoulA. ...... $l.427,
RentA Of property on leased lines. 80
Interest on mortgage debt..u.... 1850.
SuutIy profit and loss lteIns.....,. 30,
New-York tribune., 1874-07-09

1873. and which account is a. follows; - ,a-o
RAILWAY C0kPANr TO DRo 81 lo'
New-York tribune., 1874-07-09

Dec. 3l-To profit and loss, adjust
mtut account. t....."......
Dec. 31-To dividend on preferred
stOck...s..ss...ss's
Dec. 3l-TO dividend on common
htUck..s..ssssss'ss
New-York tribune., 1874-07-09

l.S90.793 90
90,7l9 80
298,791 SO
1865 900 90
1858 79l 50
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-29
Fifth and Last Gift Concert in Aid of tho
Public Library of Kentucky.
A Card to the Public.

| The management have determined to have thu
| drawing of tho Fifth and Last Gift Concert Of
| the Public Library of Kentucky, on the Goth day
OF November next. We believe now that all the
tickets will be sold, aud that tie drawing will be
= full one, but whether all are sold or not the
drawing will nevertheless certai nly come off Oh
the day appointed.
The special object Of this card is to cali a
meeting Of the ticket-holders at Public Library
Hall, on the Goth Of November to make arrange
ments in connection with the committee ap.
pointed BY the Trustees to superintend the
counting Of the tags representing the numbers
of tickets sold. While there is no actual neces-
sity for the presence of Mcket-holders, as under
our arrangements the interests of all are equally
cared for, yet at the same time would greatly
prefer that as many Of those interested as can,
would attend this meeting and see each for him
self how perfectly fair and impartial the distri-
button must be.
Every arrangement has been made for the
drawing-but little more than month remains
for the sale OF the remainder of the tickets. and
whatever is done must be done promptly.
THos. E. BRAMLETTE,
Agent and Manager.
Louisville, Ky, Oct. %, 1874 o282t
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-29
BY Nash & HOdgsOu.

EXTENSIVE CATALOGUE SALE
Fancy and Staple Groceries,
/ Wines. Liquors, Whiskies. Brandies,
Ales, Porters, Schnapps, Cordials,
Claret, Porter and Sherry,
Brandenburg Freres' Celebrated Winos.
German Seltzer Waters,
Syrups, Oils, Flour,
Soaps, Starch, Candles,
Fine Teas, Salt, Yeast Powders.
Also
A Large and Varied Assortment Of
Elegant and Fancy French and English Goods
Pickles, Preserves, Jams, Jellies,
Canned Fruits, Meats and Vegetables,
Relishes, Biscuits, Crystaiized Fruits,
Branded Fruits, Matches
And
Sundries.
Shelving, Jars, Crooks, etc,
Two Wagons, Mule and Harness.
Being the entire contents Of the Family Gro.
Gerry and Liquor Store of the late firm OF VIM
d. Henning Co., in bankruptcy.
No. rs Camp street,
Between Commercial Place and Poydras street
Sold by order of
ROBERT G. ENRICH, Assignee.
To be sold in lots for the special accommoda
ton Of Families and Ee' all Dealers. without re-
serve,
At Auction.
DY NASH & HODGSON - W. 1. Hodgson
ID Auctioneer-Offic No. Carondelet street.
On THURSDAY, October Goth, 1874, at 1Os
o'clock A. NJ. on the premises, as above, No.
50 Camp street, IN the matter Of W. n Henning
4 Co., In bankruptcy, by order Of r. G. Eyrich,
Esq, Assignee, will be sold
The entire contents Of the said establishments,
as per Catalogues, which will be ready for dis
tribution two days previous to the sale.
Terms-Cash on the spot in o. s. Treasury
notes. o10 I'll
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Just before the late revolution in Louisiana,

Just before the late revolution in Louisiana
and whilst system Of terrorism was practis
ing upon the press of New Orleans by the
Kellogg people, stories were set afoat in one
q the Kellogg newspapers of challenge to
b sent to, or libel s,i1 to be brought against,
the editor Of the World by Ex-Governor P. o.
Hebert, Of Louisiana, one Of Kelloggs sup
porters. Thus it became for the moment
qaite impossible for us to consider the smaller
personal question whether an injustice had
been done which we might repair, until there
should be no doubt that the larger impersonal
question had been settled in favor of the
liberty of the press, and until the court had
been selected in which justice was to be
sought. Gov. Hebert has chosen the United
States Circuit Court of the Southern District
Of New York. We are now left free to do
him the unsolicited justice to say that we
never dreamed Of rejecting upon the private
character Of Gov. Hebert, or impeaching his
personal honor or integrity. We did mean
the toughest sort Of criticism upon his public
conduct, and that criticism we must not be
Saderstood to modify.-N. r. World
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-29
BY John Bots s. Co.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF EVERY DE.
scription, Carpets, Crockery, Glass and other
ware, etc.
DY JOHN BOTS h co., R. Vebster. Auc.
ID tloneer-Ofice and salesroom, No. 154 Camp
street, near G:rod-Will sell every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at II O'Clock A.
~, commencing on THURSDAY, Nov. S, 1874, al
the New Auction Mart, 154 Camp street, near
GirOd-
general assortment Of new and second. hand
Household Furniture, Carpets. Crockery, Glass
and other ware, etc.
Outdoor GALES Of every description carefully
and economically conducted.
Storage at moderate rates. Loans secured ON
Furniture. OCT n
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By.T. p. McDavitt.
'BOOKS-BOOKS BOOKS

KS-BOOKS-BOOKS.
DY T. P. MCDAVITT-No 10 st. Charles street
ID Wilt be sold, EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
commencing at O'Clock, the largest collection
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BOOKS
ever brought to this city, comprising all the
works Of the best authors, among them complete
sets OF Dickens, Scott, Thackeray, Bulwer, Du.
burton, Ainsworth, etc. Also, the British and
Spanish School of Painters, consisting Of Murillo
collection Of over ten thousand volumes in every
Landseer, Mulready, etc., ETC. and miscellaneous
department. OF literature. At the same time
large invoice Of Family Bibles, Photograph Al
buns, Stationery, and fine imported English Cut
Iery.
Terms-Cash. I'll I'm,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-29

Metairie Cemetery Association New Or
leans. October g. le74-The Metairie Cemetery Asso-
citation respectfully announcethat they are now pre-
pared to sell OTIS in the New Cemetery, and invite
the public to visit their grounds Tho Association
propose and have determined by suitable improve
ments and OrnamentatiOns to mako this Cemetery
not only the largest but the beautiful resting
place for the dead in this section Of the country
The drives through the grounds are now over five
miles in extent all shelled and will be kept in per.
feet order and repair. The lots laid out are each
six by twelve feet and therefore larger than the lots
generally adapted by other cemeteries. The prices
of lots for the present. is fixed at one dollar ana
twenty five Gel is per superficial foot, OF ninety dol
lars for q lot.
We have recently erected a Chapel, or Receiving
Vault for temporary interments and for the use Of
parties who in the event of death in their families
may be unprepared for place of nterment. These
vaults will be rented and can be used for period
Of six months, in order that parties have time to
procure lots and cause to be erected such tombs or
monuments as they may desire. Those who may
have occasion to use the Receiving Vault, and who
become purchasers of lots in the Cemetery will not
De charged ior the use OF the temporary vault
the Receiving Vant, will he given application to
W. S. PIKE, President of the Association at his
Office On Camp street. OPS lat
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-29

GRnDNo.-O Saturday, / 18th inst, Mr.. H.
r. Kernochan, commenced grinding on his
Acarsdale plantation, and we learn on Tuesday,
- Goth inst, made strilke-that is, turned
1T sugar, and that the yield was good FROM
N appearances as it stood in the field, his
s1Ecp of cane this year is unsurpassed in this
0nrish.
On the 28th inst, Mr.. 7. E. Earle, manager
~ the Union plantation for Messrs. ]. w.
SDurbridge and I. D. Miller, Of New Orleans
opmmenced grinding also. The crop on this
lace is likewise full Of fertile PROMISE
fjoqusmine Sentinel, 24th inst
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WHITE LEAGUES.

Company l, G. G. w. L., Third Ward-The
regular meeting OF this company will be held al
their hall No POI Poydras street, on THURSDAY
EvENING, Goth inst, At O'Clock. Every member
Is hereby ordered to be present. Important bust
ness; All members of this company Az hereby no
titled that any one absent three consecutive
viii be stricken from the roll, in accordance with
resolution of the company.
THos EGAN O.S 90 -.
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CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, HATS
AND TRUNKS.
RY HOFFMAN, MARKS 4 CO.-Alex. Levy,
ID Auctioneer-On THURSDAY, the 10th inst,
at 1880 O'Clock A. H.. at the salesroom. No. 81
Charities street, will be sold splendid assort-
ment OF Seasonable Clothing. consisting of
Beaver. Cashmere and Cloth Suits, Double
and Single-breAsted Over and Frock Coats, Doe
skin, Cloth. Cashmere, Jean, Tseed and Sati-
net Pants. SILK, Cashmere and Cloth Vests.
Also full limo Of Boys and Youths Clothing.
and general assortment Of Beaver, Plush and
Felt Hats
so lots of Leather and Zinc Trunks. c79
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BANK NOTICES.

Bank NOficc-New Orleans Oct. 2S, 1874
The undersigned members of the Clearing House
Association" respectfully request all parties having
payments to make in bank on MONDAY ed prox
to pay the same at as early an hour possible in
order to permit the employees of the banks to deposit
their votes at the election on that day:
Citizens Bank of Louisiana.
Bank Of Americs.
Mutual National Bank.
Pike, Brother e. Co.
Louisiana National Bank.
Germania National Bank.
Peoples Bank.
New Orleans National Bank.
State National Bank.
Canal Bank.
Hibernis National Bank
Union National Bank.
Mechanics and Traders Bank
Bank Of Lafs ,ette.
pany.
Attest: LIN NAV
GO st -