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MISCELLANEOUS.
MTSCELLANEOU
TT BONZANO,
CUsTON.HOUSE BROKER,
Office, 2 CLINTON STREET,
Tetveer Cugtomhouse and Bienvie streets, opposite
the Custom House, New Orleans.
HAVANA CIGARS

"AVANA CIGARS, HAVANA CIGARS
Cheice selections OF the most celebrated Hsr
vsna brands Of fresh and direct importations, 81
wholesale and retail, and at the lswest market
Quotations, BY LOUIS TIEMANN,
"a i'm Crescent City Cigar Store, Camp st.
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PARISH OF ORLEANS.
Rooms No. ~ Gravisr. near St Charles SUIT ess.
P. Muocu, President
WILL G1UN, Vice President.
Gno. II. VNTN, Treasurer.
e. L. BowKR, Secretary.
J. b. HARDY, Assistant Secretary.
Delegates.
First Ward. Gervais Arnoult, P. o. Neatly.
Second Ward, P. J. Sullivan, James Murray.
Third Ward. w. Il. Byrnes, Thos Reynolds.
Fmurth Ward. Amiicar Fortier, Paul Waterman.
Fifth Ward, Jos. Demoruslle, b. J. hvet.
Sixth Ward. A. L. Tssot. John Brewster.
Seventh Ward, Joseph Solomsn, P. AalOehee.
Eighth Ward, James Novel;, John Breen.
Ninth Ward, viii Steven, Phil MUNICH.
Tenth Ward, W. P. Freret, E. Flood.
Eleventh Ward, E. II. Harrod, Joseph H.
Palmer.
Thirteenth Ward, Z. L. Bower, @. G. Piper.
Fourteenth Ward E. O. Carter, Jas. Sweeney.
Fifteenth Ward, D. 81. Conner, n. J. Barrett
Sixteenth Ward, Jas. Rodgers - Vanderwau.
Seventeenth Ward, Philip Mitchell and +. Bu-
cher.
Standing Committees.
Fin.pec Committee,
P. Nalocho. ex-Oficio, W. IL. Byrnes, Geo. Il.
Vinten. q sh4eio, Gervais Arnoult, c. n. Welsh
Ans. E, L. Bower, Ami!car Fortier, B. n. Hsrrod.
u. ]. Barrett, P. J. Sullivan.
Executive Committed.
viii Steven, ex-oficio Chairman. ". y.
Bvrnes. Joseph Demoruelle. B. n. Harrod, 4.
Flood. Geo. Fl. Vinten, 3. II. Conner.
Conference Committee.
W. P. Freret, Jas. Sweeney, +. l.. Bower.
Sub.Committe0 Of ArranGements.
e. Flood, E. o. Carter, P. Munich.
Printing and Advertising.
E. O. Carter, Joseph Dsmoruele, ". d
Byrnes.
Clubs and Organization Of Clubs.
D. II. Conner, E. Flood.
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ID BAUMGARTNER, CIGAR MAEUFAO.
II, turer, 81 Magazine street, corner Eatche1s
New Orleans. Factory No. 338, First District
La. Any description Of Cigars, except the Iowes
qualities, made to order in quantities Of 1000 ux
more, a. may be desired, ut short notice, and ae
acturer in the city or elsewhere. aus Sc;
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4 MOTHER CHANCE.

A MOTHER CHANCE.
FIFTH AND LAST GIFT CONCERT
In aid Of the PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KEN
TUCKY, postponed to November 80, 1874,
Drawing certain at that date.
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BANKERS AND BROKERS'.
NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
I50 Casual Street.
TRUSTEES.
d.. W. Newton Mercer,
G. 7. Generoa David UrquhAfk,
GeorRe JonaA John g. GAinea
Thomas A. Adams, CARL Kohn.
Th0s. Allen Clarke, Chr!stian Schneider.
Cha. ]. Leeds, Samuel Jamlson.
Interest allowed On Depos.u~
I. r. GENEREA president
GAN JONES' Caahia. ap5Tl y
sTVHH EREKDMEN6 SAvINGs AND TRUST
COMPANY
A osyinp Bank. Chartered by
March, 1855.
NEW ORLEANS BRANCH,
160 Canal Street, CerDer Of Dryadeos
Bank Hours from A. n. to p. II.
Opm Saturday Night to receive Deposits fume
O'Clock.
IneeroGe Allowed IN Depoa1tu.
G. D. STURTEvANT, Cashier.
A0m HENRY HACAa Asgis. Cashier.
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RAILROADS.
THROUGH TO ST. LOUIS
WITHOUT CHANGE,
VIA MOBILE AND THE MOBILE AND org
RAILROAD.

Passenger trains with through sleepers, -
out change. for st. Louis, win leave the II
foot Of Canal street At 4 p. NJ, making Ia. cot
connection with the MOBILE AND OHIO RAIL
ROAD. Close connections made at Humboldt fce
Louisville, Cincinr ati and all Eastern cities, and
ct Columbus, KY, with st. L., l. n and.S +. B.
This lie the only route running Pullman Palace
Cars WITHOUT CHANGE between New Orleans
and st. Louis. Time ss quick and fare - low g
by any other route.
ouire ct Railroad Ticket Once, corner Csmp
and Common streets, opposite City Hotel. s2s4
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAT
/ formed . copartnership FIR eendueting .
Fire, River and Marine InsuEanns Agency Busi-
ness under the style Of II. J. SMITH + Co, st
No. 191 Gravier street.
MARSHALL J. SMITH,
Of I'm A. A. Woods
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DIFFERING TO THE ABOVE, TEE UN-
II ders,gned have this day formed . copart-
nership aud will continue the coN0ission busi-
ness IS successors to tha above firm, under the
style OF f. BORLAND. in, & CO., at No. 50
Nstchez street. EUCLID BORfAAND, in.
MARSHALL j. Smith.
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-OF TIL
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
May q. 1874
The trustees, in conformity to tho charter submit
the following statement Of the affairs Of the company
on the 3eth Of April, 1874:
Fire premiums ---.....-.....Sx!SWoo g
R;Ter nremiums. 13.55l 35elOo,5o4 .
Earned premiums less reinsurance and .,.. 70
Losses paid and estimated
On fire risks -.SoO, 455 Il
On marine risks. 2 2 ~ ~ y RIG ass
Taxes discount in lieu Of
participation interest ON
capital, expenses ETC., less .-.o.. oo
discount. etc ........... AVVs'W1 W. ~~'''e~A w
1..v;n. net nroft. 9e2 7o2 %
o The company have the following ss' St
Loans on Iond and mortgage 72,02s 66-S1os.659 II
Loans on pledge of stock at ..
call -SiSo, W % ..,. 70
Cash on hand. ............. 1ozsvS7 ~
{ EsaI Ssnds bank and other stocks 1seos 50
Premums in course Of collection. 6o,l6o 50
ee5ss40 q
The above statement is . true and correct tran
script from the books of the company
THOMAS A. ADAMS. President.
HENBY v. OGDEN. Secretary:
Parish of Orleans City Of New Orleana.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this % day OF
Mo- 1a74 We. EVANS.
'' Second Justice of the Peace.
Parish Of Orleans La.
The Board Of Trustees Resolved, That after pay.
ing the Fourth Quarterly Interest Of 2 per cent on
the canita stock Of the company that dividend Of
TWENTY. five PER CENT. be paid IN CASH on
and after the sd day Of june next to those parties
insuring with the company entitled to receive the
| same
| TRUSTEES:
Thoa A. Adama Sam1 B. Newman,
| SamI I'd Kennedy c. T. Buddecke,
John Phelps A. G Ober,
Adam Thompson, Henry ADranams
| p N. Strong Victor Meyer,
| los R0wln1 Edw. j. Gay,
| Ino M Sandidse Simon Hernshein,
| Simon Forcheimer, Jos b. W ouea,
| r. B. Post A. Levy,
PEdw. Pilsbury, John =. h1ng,
Chas e. Slayback, Fredk Cameroen
| David Wallace J. L. Harris,
| Andrew Stewart, Jos Stone
| my24 ThSa1y
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GUNNER SCHEME.
ONLY 10000 NUMBERS.
Lsvlsinna state Single Number Lsetory.
THREE CAPITAL PRIZES OF $4,000 KAoR
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
incorporated August II, 1881
CLASS r.
To 10 drawn in public, at New Orleans, -
Saturday, November II. 1874.
gCHEMK.
10 GOO TICKETS. TICKETS ONLY 81
HALVES. QUARTERS AND EroHTHs IN PsOfoRzSOS
1 prize ot .. SIC, 900 is............ Sow,
/ priSe cf .1O, 600 is............. 10,0W
1 rriae Of .... IL, coo is. ............ 10,Oa
80 prizes Of ........ 500 are. .......... Lax
200 prizes of. ......... 100 are. 1sUs
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
Q snnroximations Of $500 each for thu
nine remaining units of the same ten
Of the number drawing the $1,000
9 irn o1ae Of $500 each for the
nine remaining units Of the Same ton
of the number drawing the $1,000
prize are. 1so(s
O approximations Of $500 each for the
nine remaining units Of the same ten
Of the numDer drawing the 0O,0Oo
prize are. Aso%S
9GO prizes, amounting to. ................$7cs4e
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COPARTNERsHus.

THE COMMERCIAL FIRM on r. SMITH
/ 4 co. ceases from this daie. EUCLID DOR-
LAND. Jr., holds my power Il attorney and viii
liauidate the concern. An o4her POWERS granted
BY me are hereby revoked.
MARSHALL J. SMITH,
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INSURANCE..

HyKW ORLEANS INSURANCE COMPANY
TnTARIISHnD IN leo6.
Olee. corner Of Camp and Canal streets.
CAPITAL. --.....-.. .....-:...:......$Sv@
Aosooes. Doeember 81, 1872. ..9555,S41 n
Insares Fire, Marine and River Risks. dividing
the proats separately IN each department. to tho
insured. ~.
For the accommodation Of its customers, the
ComDeay Win mako Marine Losses payable in
London. J. TU1ESs FreAoeht.
J. ". Huoks, Secretary.
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INSURANCE.

INSURANCE..
ANNUAL STATEMENT
cppscrNr INITIAL INSURANCE COMPANY
Nav q 1874
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Clubs and Organization Of Clabs.
D. b. Conner, E. Flood.
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Executive Committed.
viii Steven, ex-oficio Chairman. ". y
Byrnes. Joseph Demoruelle. B. u. HaTroc, Il.
Flood, Geo. Il. Vinten, 3. Fl. Conner.
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Printing and Advertising.
E. O. Carter, Joseph Dsmoruelle, W. n
Byrnes.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-10
LEGAL.

Tn THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
L TRICT 81 COLUMBIA, THE M DAY OF
-mT ~, No. 40. Equity Dssl.s y
WoFthinStsa, hsr ssiisitoss Il y ORDERED SIsS d
o o. lelbfe d fEss fsle.aSy oecsninC 6sty ls5s
sileR Oh AaS; oehsyia ~ eaass win . psoesedsd
: ~ tSst esrss AWHILE. yuseies, &c.
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j IiIsT 81 cSIg1sf1, faE Nm DAY 81
80. 49, . 4 .s'' !. :, n. rs.a....l..
,A0S q 1s.SH aoI.lc =. Es.sy, ed John v:
g g ct %: ss ia
s9.afs hsee. % II the city Of Was6inGton, for
~ e e.: e y e. e eSsss "a. "a ~ g
the 80 e lssoag, feeiAe1 "A eeeArne1, unls0
ss.:i ss :: sss 3 s.: - e .s 3 q &
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True copy. j. J. MICS, CLERK, -. 1el7-Tu3w
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SPECIAL NOTICFa.

RN-AaIEN1lQN,y 49AH6lN5G
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SEEDS.

" .FRuTr TREES, Ae.
AZ g II a hez sssE & ::ssss
tzoWER SiEDA s.hsssins svsytAi.s ,sw
- ma s23ss1 g any lstit.de.
?eaeh frses Noe DwE fsark Std. fsars, XpplsE
ApeiCote, CAeffies, oufness, f1ums, Ae. n 80 )
HsSP6sffiss, Carrsnth kHa6afS and Asparagus
SHzDT TREES. EvERaRExNs, sHRUBs.
ROSES, DAALIAA PHL0xES, with all aFSleles
e y n aS:ss
- -, T = JOHN SAUL.
-, s4 s:ysn!h street, opposite P.tsnt Once.
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physical as wen as moral defects, together
with thoss appetites which are alone crushed
BY the customs Of locality and the habits Of
childhood, are considered. Twenty years
ago the man who would have proposed to
treat drunkenness as disease would have
been laughed At a. an idiot; yet, We have
inebriate asylums now and Institutions Of p
similar character intended for the treatment
and cure of the unfortunate victims Of the
habit and it Is acknowledged by ALL who
have given the subject any study 10 BE- .
disease As capable Of technical diagnosis g
the scarlet fever or any other specific mai
ady. As the govt Is . disease resulting from
intemperanoe, rheumatism the = result
Of exposure, and fevers Of diff
ferent kinds are traceable to :, di.
rect and continuous psfnicious influences,
30 drunkenness has been discovered to be
diseased appetite, resulting from . cult
yated craving desire for the stimulation Of
rum-drinking. The human system, 1t b
known, Is capable Of admitting al kinds Of
poisons, and finally to become 20 much 8
slave to their effects - to require their con-
slant use. In . less degree than that which
follows dram drinking ia the desire for to-
bacco, and in an equal, Il not greater, do
gree is the appetite for opium. It must b
admitted, then. that to . great extent the
disease of drsm drinking has asser,ed Itself
- 4 national characterissic smoag our
people, and. like an diseases, Il h no re-
spector of persons. The high, the low, the
great and the humble are Alike III victims.
No man or woman d impresnable against
its insidious advance. We hear Of clergy
man who have become debsuched, and Of
cultivated ladies who have been disenced
by the scourye Of spirisuous appetite. h b
not to be wondered. then. thas the subject
should have become question for the 90.
rious consideration of humanitarians: and.
while we are not willing to admit that thew
approach it without the feeling Of the Phsr.,
isee, it shoud be the occasion OF conrrasu.,
lation that they havs srsppled With n with
q detesminstion 10 exhaust every resource
in seeking remedy. They may make -
many mental reservations in favor Of them
selves a. they please, and cry aloud like the
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DOOKS FOR LMT RIADING.

Dear Feast Of Lent. By aaShor Of Rutledge.
A Rosary foI Lent. BY authoe Of RMtIedGe.
s'esW z sHH 1ss R.nSp a.S %Tsn:cn
At yssns' Feet. A Prayer, Promise and Poem.
Daily Conmunlngs with 8od. BY Bishop Leigh
The Can Of Lent, 70 say ..sto..' i5ss
Christian Counoen, from fenelon and others.
And many other works Of the same character, ct
WA. DALLANrYMEI
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THz Rrrus1scAs wins golden opinions from
all quarters for IT'D notable double-sheet enter
prise or Saturday. Nwss . slseet fitting In
siss md contents to come nom the big md
handsome nav Office ,Kseszas Star. .lls.5
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TAH NArIosAL Rxrus1rcAn Or Warrington
city Issued on Saturday . mannoth dght-page
edition, which Il elaim. = the largest single
sheet newspaper printed IN the world. THs
,RxrrMIckN, bessas great variety Of news
and reading matte, 4 well supplied with a.
vertisements, and shows evidence both Il en-
terpssss and prosperity.-Bah. Gsssts.
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BOARD or PUBLIC Wo4Ks,1
. . E..-sts,. ..f OloTnIC1 OF COLUNDtA,
WAsHINof0N, March = LIZA
1eeelod proposAis, Addressed TO the undefsigned,
~ O. March, INA, for laying 4-inch Csst-lron
SSssa1sstio.s and all necessary Information can
= oeeaahed On application a. once Of the Water
Registraf. arr--l--rgs-f y =. F-..rsll,'- .5.,,l
RPepseals should Be addressed to The Wee Prssi-
dent Board Of Public Works, and inA0rsed Propos-
AZ for laying H-lnch yater.maln.
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70 THE PUBLIC.

rur.bXY M0KSIS d:::":::':::H xxcRn. 90
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4nA1Gl11nGiI; 50 sss % sfss JoAn Z. Gives, nh.
~ I'LL & -. = ~ n. ". Ilosre, sih.
c1aec1N ~. % u eease essi. e:
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80 aisa.liast4soS 6sa;ttH a fc1lsnmsi.. ).
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The Liberal Convention.

ALBANY, Sept. o.
Canvassing has been active all day be-
tween the democrats and liberals, and
though no decisive conclusion was reached
up to the hour OF the meeting of tho con
vention, it was apparent that the liberals
determined upon rejecting the advice OF the
democrats 10 mako no nominations. They
do not want Tilden for gov ernor, as they
feel certain he would n t command all
their votes. They want to nominate Judge
Church for goveraor m Put LIBERAL on
the ticket for lieutenant governor say
Fred Conkling of New York, and it is
probable they will do this and leave the
remainder of the ticket blank. They say
they must do this to show that they are in
favor OF the strongest man for governor
that 1t is possible to secure.
The convention met In Tweddle Hall At
| 1915, and was called to order by General
Cochrane, who addressed the convention
at great length, criticising the republican
management of public affairs.
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BELLOWS FALLS TO RUTLAND.
Thee wheeler and Wilson ~

The Providence Daily Journal in giving
the list of premiums awarded at the New
England Agricultural Fair held in that
city last week, announces the following
premiums on machinery for marking
wood, iron and stone"
G. E. Soule, Providence, Wheeler and
Wilson sewing machine, LIST premium sill
yer medal; Ii. X. Ames, Providence,
Howe sewing machine. ed premium, bronze
medal, etc., etc.
Messrs. Conant, Whitford & Co., pro-
prietors of the clothing manufactory, cor
ner Hudson and Jay streets, New York,
who use more machines in their business
than any other firm in the city, say: 1--WE
have been running the new Wheeler &
Wilson Rotary Machines No. Q at q speed
from 80 to so per cent faster than any 9TH
er sewing machine company dare run theiI
shuttle machines, while the cost of repairs
has been ten to one in favor of the Wheel.
er g. Wilson machine"
The machines are on exhibition in Floral
Hall during the state fair, and all ladies
and gentlemen will be profited by an ex
animation of their superior qualities. The
company are represented here by their agen
Mr.. Samuel T. Thayer, who will be pleas
ed to give all information to the public a
his stand on the grounds.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-10

Persons attending the fair should beware
Of pickpocdets. The light-fngcrcd gentry
commenced operations yesterday on the
Fair grounds and at the depot. We can
only sound the warning alarm and each
individual should look out for themselves.
Governor Converse was relieved of his
pocketbook yesterday containing some $40
in money.
A lady from the norlh on arrival here
yesterday noon, found her pocket had
been ritled of $50.
A gentleman on one of the trains last
evening had his pocket picked of $40.
A gentleman from Bartonsville, a lady
from Bennington and another lady from
Dandy report that their pockets were
picked yesterday on the far grounds.
Henry Adams of Ludlow, who attended
the fair Wednesday, was relieved of his
pocket-book just as he was getting aboard
the evening train to return home. The
wallet contained between $40 and SIT.
The job was undoubtedly professional,
as the wallet was extracted from n inside
vest pocket.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-10

A large number of our young people
went to Lake Dunmoro for ride on
Tbursdaylast and we understand had a
very pleasant time.
Mrs. Austin Andrews is making exten.
sive repairs upon her dwelling, Mr. Austin
Hewitt doing the work.
An effort is being made to have Sab
bath school excursion from here to Plalts-
burgh and other points on the lake, the
three schools joining, and it is understood
they will go next week. The affair has
been brought about by a. c. Powers, Esq.
The Central Vermont railroad will carry
passengers from here to New York ria
New London, and return, for 5000, dur
ing this month. T.
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The Vermont stock farm company will
exhibit some of their thoroughbred horses
at the Clinton county On. " fair.
The Saratogian in an article reviewing
the season, pronounces 1t on the whole to
have been very successful. The increased
hotel accommodations have been tested to
their utmost capacity.
The board Of aldermen of Burlington
have granted Julian Scott the use of the
city hall as studio, in which to add the
finishing touches to his painting, "The
Battle of Cedar Creek"
The last race at the Franklin county fair
was novel one for this country. A tame
fox was liberated on the grounds, and a
couple of hounds let loose in pursuit. The
three ANIMALS had been brought up together
and it was not supposed the dogs would
harm the fox should they overtake him.
Reynard, being hard pressed, bolted the
course for the fields. but he was overtaken,
and the canine nature being stronger than
old associations, one of the dogs gave him
q bite that killed him. 1t was race for
life, and poor Reynard lost.