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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-10
DEFALCATlON.

Official reports to .hc commissioner Of
internal revenue from the collector and
special agent at Lynchburg say that the
actual amount OF the defalcaion in the in
tcrnal revenue office there, is only $4,000
The government will suffer no loss what
ever.
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Washington News.
WASHINGTON, Feb. .
INFRINGEMENT.

The House committee on appropriations
to-day had before them the register Of the
treasury. the commissioner of internal rev.
enue and the director of the mint to ascer-
tain in what respects rctrcnchmcni in their
bureaus can bc made.
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CPLENDID ASSORTMENT of Ster-
- eoscopic Views, Just received and selling
at astonshingly low prices Call and see them
at q, y, MERRIAMs,
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Senator Allison of the library committee
gave notice that he will offer n resolution
directing that the congressional library he
kept open on Sundays.
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SURE r. URT.
uutlpud county.

Hos. JoHS PIERPoINT, CniJ Justice.
Hon. Homer L. Royce,)
Hon. Jonathan Ross, : Assistant Judge
Hon. Hoyt II. Wheeler,)
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From Washington.
SUMNER OPPOSES.

NEW Monk, Feb Q.
Senator Sumner is opposed to the cen
tor,,;,t
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DRESS GOODS

we have an unlivaled stock. On account OF its OK
tent and not to c5rry any over ior next Year,
we are maxim. great sacrifices.
Our &c. Poplins have been put down TO l2ac "A
Black Popln with wuitc stripes for hal mourning,
which We were selling 1t 35c. has been mark down
to 15c. :,
E,s,es III oar finer GRADES of Dress Got:ss such
Satins Empress Cloths. Diag"nals Ser-rs, Mernocs,
Satin Faced Popns Irish Pop!ins, ETC. ETC. all fresh
goods and OF the latest shaots AT much less tiil
Iii WOOL. Colo,,d and Black Dcaincs. at D cts
All Wool colo,ed french Mei'inoes, at 60 cts.
And
Orr celebrated Is Cents Counter on which we have
thrown Gc.s worth 40, 80 and GO cents, great in
duccnr-t.
Rack Silks, pure silk, from - cents up to best
Lyons makes.
Cooled silks Of all descriptions.
Manta and Trimming silk Ntivets
Black Velveteen from 10 cents up
Linen and Housekeeping Goods in full assortment
The finest stock OF Hosiery to be found IN this city
for ladies' gentlemen misses children and boys com
pliSng English and German. white and unbieached
cotton Ballligoan and other makes.
Ladies and childrens Hose. all sizes qualities and
styles.
Kid Gloves IS per pair all colors and sizes
Ladies' and gentlemen tntleisiirts.
Ladies' hcnlsitched Handkerchief. at - cts. doz
Ladies' hemstitched Handkerchiefs, good quality
and pure linen. at 50 doz
Ladies mourning Han'lkerchiefs all linen at 8 tloz.
t;entlemens pure linen heinmed Handkerchiefs,
Ladies' pure linen tapc-bortered Handkerchiefs, at
only 81 doz.
French and German Corsets an sizes. from IS cts.
up. A tit guaranteed
Trimming and Sash Ribbons. Jet and Silk Buttons
crochet beaded Buttons latest novelty: new Jet Trim
minns Ball Fringes Velvet Ribbons, Beaded Pockets,
Belts in new STYLES Emhroidelies. Grenadine Wells.
c,re, at 20 cents and 81 real and imitation Laces in
white and black: Nubias at only p cents.
Novelties III neck Rulings and other fancy goods.
Notions Of all descriptions
Imitation Harrison Ca~simeres at p cents. fully worth
70 cents Cassimeres at co cents - cents 81 81 % and
81 70. splendid assortment Bamora Skirts ready
made at 81 fully worth -, long and full.
Heavy Mexican CoveIlets AT only 81 30 etc. etc.
Pantati, Goods OF all descriptions and ythinn
else pertailin. line from needle up
To Dress Makers.
! We are selling
Wirans in all coors at Zoe yard.
Turquoses in all colors an't Qualities; we are sell
4 ling some as low as sc = ya'd
| Colored Satins in all shades.
White and black Satins all qualities.
Black Lining Silks. % inches wide, at SOC.
Cambrics Paper Camhrics. black and white Fook
| Mnslins patent silk finished Innings. and other
goods that YOU need nowhere be bought as cheap
| as at our stores. Come and try Us.
tt DANZIGER & SONS
Co.,203 Canal street.
Branch store-Nos. 2as and 80 Royal street.
: ~ 49, - - 8 -
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THE RETURNING BOARD.

The postion assumed by ex-Gov. Wells en-
the Returning Board Friday, in reference
to the returns of De Soto, if correct, certainly
DESTROYS the entire foundation upon which the
present Government, OF which he is himself o
part, rests. It is admitted that the Lynch
Board, which built up this usurping Govern
ment, had not before it single supervisor S
return. Senator Carpent + askel Henry c.
Dibble, during his argument before the Senate
Committee on Elections and Privileges last
December, how he could pretend that the Re-
turning Board, which was q court OF special
jurisdiction, under the statute, lmitel in IFS
power to mere canvass and compilation OF re.
turns, could, in the absence of regular returns,
undertake to find result from secondary and
outside evidence.
The Senator saw that the whole case OF the
Kellogg Government rested on the rights OF
the board to 90 outside of the regular returns,
and in asking this question so confused the
attorney that he has never yet sufficiently re-
covered self possession to answer it.
The returns from De Soto which were Of
fered to the bard Friday by the Conserva-
tive committee were just as reliable and well
authenticated as those with which the Radical
supervisor has either decamped, OF which he
has rendered useless as evidence.
They are Of equal dignity as evidence with
the Supervisors returns, and would be classed
under the rules Of evidence in a court Of JUS
tice as the very best evidence the nature of
the case would admit.
What bold and palpable subteriuge is it
for this Board to dicker and hesitate about
such indisputable testimony when the very
Government which gave it being was built
upon the aiIidavits Of perured negroes and
upon all sorts OF inadnlssable outside evil
dence.
Does it not eyince a disposition, nav, de-
termination, on the part OF the board to delay
action on this all important matter until the
time arrives when in the julsmen. Of its mas
tiers il will be wise and polite to move?
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which is the largest and best assorted ever Offer
ed in the city.
We are agents for the following Manufacturers
and have full line Of their goods in store, which
we offer to the trade as law as can be boughs in
any market:
]. W. 4 c. G. Holland, Danville, Va,
Burton & Cosby,
~. Gregory L. Co., Richmond, Va,
D. c. Mayo Il Co.,
Manufacturers Of the celebrated Navy and
Black Tens.
J. e. PAGES celebrated Sam Tibbeti's Twist
Tens.
McCorkle & Bowman, Lynchburg. Va.
G. W. Smith, Lynchburg, Va,
Jno. w. CAROLS celebrated Lone Jack.
The Morris Manufacturing Company's cele-
brated Eureka Durham Smoking Tobacco.
We are the proprietors of the celebrated
BLACK HORSE SMOKING TOBACCO
for the Mexican and West Indies market.
Pennsylvania and Havana Leaf Tobacco tor
cigar manufacturing purposes.
Domestic cigars IN all styles and qualities.
full assortment OF imported cigars Of the
we'll known brands:
LA ESCEPCIOE.
LA REpUTACIoN.
INTELLIGENTEs.
GOLDEN EAGLE.
=. HERNSHEIM & BRO.
n8 Su 1y 60 II and 70 Grayier st.
Il. ". Hyatt,
3S............... Camp Street. IS
STATION ER,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTER.
LITHOGRAPHEH AND BLANK BOOK MANU-
EACTUEER.
Cotton, Bank, Insurance and Mercantile Blank
Books, made to any desired pattern
on the Shortest Notice.
Cotton Sales, Bill Heads, Bills of Lading, Lette
and Note Headings, Dray Receipts.
Invoices, Etc. Printed OF
Autographed to
Order.
Every description Of
Book Binding Executed Neatly, Cheaply. and
With Dispatch.
Call and Examine Specimens-GetE Estimates and
Leave Your Orders.
A. W. HYATT.
n22 2dpSntf 50 Camp stree.
EsfuIIIiSEcI 1S.3.1
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II you want the cheapest and best boots and
shoes 60 to Bachman's shoe emporium, IS
Camp street, under City Hotel
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Hon. ]. &. Moncure. Treasurer elect, ar
rived in the city on Friday night He attended
Yesterday the session of the Returning
Board as spectator
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IsCery Merchant and Planter.

SIEVE his own interest by subscribing to some
exclusively MERCANTILE PAPER. The NEW
ORLEANS PRICE CURRENT is d-vOred exciu.
sively to commerce. finance, agriculture, manufac
,unes railroads aud navigation. Send for specimen
copy x III PRICE CURRKN-. O@oe, Nee. -
FL ~ Quxlw sizsek 4eW 01esne. - 11k
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Fire, River and Marine Risks written at til,
Current rates of Premium.

At a Special Meeting Of the Board Of Trustees
held on the 18th May, 1874, it was
Resolysa 70 PsSy On de agna and sEcoND
CENT. to 3Oth April, 1874, making ten per cent.
per annum on the CAPITAL STOCK Of the
Company Isl, 100000, and a cash dividend Of
THIRTY per cent. to stockholders, On the
amount (s5l2,155 12) Of their nst earned partici.
dating premiums.
HARMON DOANE. President.
MOSES GREENWOOD, Vice President.
ED. A. PALFREY, Secretary.
TRUSTEES.
Moses Greenwood, John l. Adams,
". A. johnson, Isaac schercs,
John l. Noble, +. NJ Walmsey,
John Chaffe, VIM Morrison,
Richard Millken, Joseph W. Carroll,
Sam1 E. Moore, A. Brittin,
]. I. Warren, a. II. hay,
r. T. Buckner, s. H. Snowden.
samuel Friedlander, Z. Lytt. Lyon,
Fl. Freilsen, W. g. RAYMOND.
W. 8. Pike, James s. Prestidxe.
-. - Yates, Samuel Il. Boyd,
81 On Jcacph McEiroy.
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Fl. T. LAWLEE,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Time Of Arrival and Departure OF MaiI>
FROM TIE
Nos. rs to So Peter Street,
U4ate New Levee.)


FROM TIE
NEW ORLEANS POST OFFICE.
Mobile and Lake Coast - Closes at A. NJ;
arrives at z. NJ.
Mobile-Closes at $50 ?. NJ; arrives at II P. %.
Eastern Mall-Closes at $50 ?. NJ: arrives -
II p. NJ.
Western Mail-Closes at A. NJ; arrives ~
1870 z. NJ.
Texas and Shreveport Mails-Arrives daily, es-
cept Tues days, at p. n. Closes daily, e1ceF
Mondays, at $50 a. NJ.
Aal by Morgan's Railroad Closes At 6:soA a,'
arrives at p. NJ.
Red River Mail-Closes at P. L.; arrives ~
TAM.
Vicksburg and Coast Mail-Closes on Tuesd2J,
Thursday and Saturday at 1 r. L.; arrives %
Monday, Wednesday, aud Friday at IA. n.
Plaquemines ParlAh Mail-Closes ON MONDAYS
Wednesday and Yfid3E at $50 A. n; arrives g
Tuesday, Saturday a1d Thmsday at 9 2. u.
Dona1dsonyillo Mai4E Closes e 4. n: asI!yek
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]: is thought to be impossible to heal the split
in the Republican majority in the South Carolina
legislature. The Conservatives have but nomi-
nal footing in the House, but they viii be able 70
utilixe tie disssaisfed Republicans and possibly
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Pcri4Hc Tobacco.

PeriIWc Tobacco.
Agency Of the celebrated Grand Point. parish OF
St. James, Louisiana,
PERIQUE TOBACCO
Has constantly on hand large stock of and 3
pound carrots, for sale in lots to suit.
d2 1m2dp Z. BOURGEOIS No. 10 Cont at.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. l. 1874.
The undersigned have this day formed a copart-
nership under the firm name of MEYERS & HERY.
j. L. NEVER:,
L. HERY.
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St. james ROtUNlN.
Under st. James Hotel, Magazine street,
A. 3. CUSTER, Formerly Of Hawkins Branch,
Proprietor.
Choice Wines and Liquors.
Lunch from 10l to O'Clock. n12 I'm
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The thing which puzzled many Of the
Knights Temrlar, who came here from the
Northern States, was the uncertainty about
the election which was held in Louisiana more
than month ago. "Why," said gentlemen
from Michigan, Wisconsin and Maine, "we
thought we knew that Louisiana had gone for
the Conservatives and Democrats, it has been
here, we find mysterious sort of
a partizan body called Returning Board
brooding over the election returns for the
purpose of incubating a result different from
that which your people achieved at the polls.
Doesn't your election law provide that the
e!ection?' Dyes, we replied. "Were they
not so counted?'
Certainly they were Is not the result Of
the election matter of public notorlety grow
ing out Of the certified returns and out Of the
facts enunciated at the polls and published in
the newspapers ?" 1t is as certain and as we'll
ascertained as any fact can be. ''Was there
any intimidation OF voters Y Oh, yes there
was never before perhaps an election held in
this republican country in which the whole
power of the Government was so shamelessly
used to carry the State for the Administration
and to smother the voice of the people.
The army and navy were sent here ORA
goors were sent to the country to arres: pri-
waite citizens without warral. Of law and 10
strike terror to the white people. Thousands
nr whit II, h,,L;
the terrorism and brutal outrages, We achieved
splendid triumph; many thousand colored
citizens voting voluntarily with the whites,
Why does the Returning Board then htsi-
tate to proclaim the result" All, gentlemen,
there is tie trouble; this Returnir 6 Board
Yas made for the express purpose Of defeat
ing the will Of the people, not OF ascertainins
and obeyiIg it. It was intended a; al engine
which could be used for the maintenance Of
Radicalism forever in Louisiana. It was one Of
tie chains forged fer cur perpetual ensla, ement
and tc maintain cafpet-bag and negro rule.
yta purpose is perfectly plain, but we do not
propose to be juggled byit.
is it indeed true that some Of the official
returns of the election have been hawked
about by prostitutes and roJtes, and that even
now the returns are in the hands of woman
OF the town."
Gentlemen, that is all true, and ten times
more than that is true. When you return to
your friends in the North, tell them that you
fonnd a people insulted and wronged. but
people who have not forgotten that they were
once free. Whatever tidings may hereafter
come to you from US remember that we are
only struggling for the liberty which you en-
joy-the right OF the people to govern.
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SAM'L II. KENNEDY, President.
CHAS. T.. c. DUPUY, Cashier.
BRANCH DEPOSITORY,
Corner sf Royal and Cont streets,
In TIE Proof Banking House formerly occupied
by the Louisiana State Bank.
LOUIS 4. WILT Manager.
EUGENE TOUENE. Bookkeeper.
DE- Su'ruYfl,n A WAGATHA. Jr.. Teller.
CENT MILE P-4LET9T>.
10. 6 500. DECATUR STREET. I9. * 1919
Opposite the French Market,
Grand Establishment of Ready Made Clothing for
Men and Boys, will sell ont from the LIST OF Decenl-
ber their Merchandise at auction prices for cash.
Good Over Coats for 50. Also complete suits for
Gents at a 80 \ great assor;men. OF Elacls Suits,
latest STYLE for ball and soIee.
200 Suits for Boys, from 30 years. at 81. India
Rubber Over Coats at Il -.
800 boxes of Hats style. just received and our
assortment being so considerable will sell ont our
stock below cost. Also, Underwear. Trunks and
Valises.
d1 In MICHEL LION.
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The sad accident by which Eddie West came
to his death, has caused profound feeling Of
sympathy and regret throughout the commu-
nifty. We refrained from publishing the par
tculars yesterday because Of request
from the family, understanding that all the
papers were going to do likewise.
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THE COMING TRIENNIAL GEAND ENcAMp-
MESr.-We learn that the next Grand En-
campment of the knights Templar will be
held at Cleveland, Ohio, On the first Tuesday
in September, 1877.
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The above firm. successors to JOHN Z. POOLEl,
Nos 3l1 313 and 315 Julia street. and GAG 24S and
25s Liberty street and having secured the services
of Mr.. John c. Pooley whose interests are identical
with our own would respectfully ask continuance
of the patronage heretofore extended him by his
friends and the public generally. Having secured
the Pelican Plann. Mills end two Saw Mills over
the Lake. are prepared to furnish Rough and
Dr. sscd Lumber in all quantities Of every size
quality, etc. Also manufacture the PLAIN PLAN
TATION CABINS on short notice and at most rea-
sonable terms The attention Of the trade is specially
called to the advantages Offer ed them.
Being now situated as to enable me TO de- justice
to all orders entrusted me- wonld ask for conltu
of the patronage extended to me and of that
have heretofore been unable through lack of mate
rial to accept.
Respectfully,
d. l3 20 % adp JNO G. POOLEY.
T'iersOH &C Hens.
J3 ana - CAMP STREET !. IL and IS
LOOK AT THEIR
Business Suits,
EaEs Oyercoats,
Boys School Suits,
Shirts ana Underwear.
ONE pRtCE-G0On QUALITY GOODS
AND POLITE ATTENTION.
CacUp. Cheap!
Christmas and New Years Gifts,
To he had at The lean Office,
Corner Royal aud Toulouse streets.
QUICK SALES SMALL PROFITS.
FOR CASH
Gen,,er,pr,s double case Silver and Gold Watches.
Ladics' single and double case Gold Watches.
LadTNs and gentlemens Gold Chains.
Iasits' Sets. Sleeve Buttons Shirt Buttons
4 large variety of Rings Bracelets, Earrings, etc.
Diamond Rings, En- rrinas and Ei'eastpins.
A variety of LACE and CASHMERE SHAWLS,
LACE HANDKERCHIEFS, etc.
Call and see.
% SuTuTh tai Corner Royal and Toulouse.
Sir Knights Templar.
BUY PHILIP WERLElN'S PIANOS,
-
Izzzz=z= sgs5zs |sa T-7R
...yl -
81 ! :. = !
Because They Arc the Cheapest and the Best.
such as
CHICKERING & SONS: WEBFR. DURHAM &
! SONS: the Low-Priccd HALL 4 CO.
| GROVESTEIN. PLEYE Ell and Others.
! ONGANS-Estey & Co.'s, NeeGhnm 4 Sons
| Silver-Tongue.
] Repairing and Tanning done in the most reliable
manner. just published: GRAND COMMAND
| cry QC1CkSTEP, dedicated to the Sir Knights
| Templar of the United States; also, the RELIEF
MAZCRkA. dedicated to the Ladies OF the Crescent
City Relief Association All the above can be found
| at PHILIP WERLEIN'S MUSIC STORE. Nos. IS
! SO 81 and 90 Baionne street. d3 4t2dp
/ Ecery Merchant and Planter
| Serves his own interest by subscribing to some
| exclusively NERO ANTiLE PAPER. The NEW
ORLEANS PRICE CURRENT is d-vored excu-
sivsiy to commerce. finance, agriculture. mannfac-
,urea railroads aud navigation Send for specimen
4 ceng of ~ PRICE CURREN.r. O61oo Noo. II
I'll ~ Quy19 ensek 4eW <1eane. - 141
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OFFICE OF THE
Factors and Traders Insurance Company.
No. 81 CnrondeIet Street
New ORLEANS, Oct.1, 1874.
Extract from Eighth Annual Statement.l
Premiums for fiscal year, ending 30.h
April, 1874 s799 s25 y
Losses paid within the year ....... 325,751 Sc
Reserve for unterminated risks, Goth
April, 1874 ................. l09.975 90
interest and savings received. ...... Iii. 13i IS
Net premium profits for fiscal year. l6S, $50 50
Gross net profits after payment CT
sic, 900 interest. .....:....... IS, 70. 7s
CASH DIVIDENDS PAID FOR TIE YEAR:
Interest 10 per cent.
Premium. 30 per cent.
ASSETS:
30th April, 1874. s1,549,756 SO
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CANNED MACKEREL,
And all kinds Of Canned Fish, Fruit, Meats and
Vegetables. Also,
Pie Fruits in Tins and Glass.
Golden Pumpkin, Squash and Apple.
Yeast Powder,
Sold by all Groccrs in New Orleans,
and at wholesale by
w. X. LEWIS Il BROTHERS,
Boston.
t93 and IS Broad street, corner Franklin.)
n14 2tw 2dp Pm
c. N. WEL!SH1NS,
40 Camp street,
FIRE, RIVER AND MARINE INSURANCE.
Underwriters Agency, New York. 80. s2,7c0, coo
Queen of Liverpool and London 10000, 600
American Central, of St. Louis. 1875. 900
Commercial Assurance Company, OF
London Observation-Disclosures. l., soc, 600
iGerman.American Insurance Company
OF New York. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1,650, 600
Royal of Liverpool and London. Il, o00, 900
Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company
OF New York .....-.....-...-..---- l,6Uo, 900
d1 I'm
hrs. $. Pfster,
MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING,
No. $50 Magazine st between st. Mary and Felicity
NEW ORLEANS.
Bonnets and hats cleaned dyed and altered.
~ u56 lna2dp
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NJ w OhuEANS bOA0EAA
This WIL be u Grand WecE
FOR BARGAINS
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STR b Ell,
Between Rampant and Rurgundys
BRANCH STORE,
91S and $50 Royal street,
corner st. Philip.
Nothing ever seen before like it
Dry Goods cheaper than at any time within the last
thirty years
Consult your interest, walk Gown to
DA NZ + GERS
and buy sor,r Goods there. You will be sure Z" save
HALF YOUR MONEY.
be politely attended to- shown through she entire
establishment, and not urged to buy. We have en-
gagged special force of polite and attentive statesmen
for the OCCASION and hereby extend general invita-
ton friends, custamers, strangers and the pub
lie generally to ca at stores. and examine
goods and the fabulOusly low prices at which sell
them for cash only.
Ladies need fear annoyance. Our object is TO
please them in every respect
Lock mt this Grand Array Of Bargains.
5 leases Prints, good qualities and fast colors. at
only g cents yard,
Is cases White CottonS. in fair quail v, at only
and cents yard.
S eases good White Cotton, yard wide. at only 9
cents yard.
10 cases Lons.lale soft finished Cotton at 10 cents
10 cases New York Mills, Wamsutta, Utica and
other best brands at New York agents prices.
, bales Sea Island Unblclched Cotton good quality,
at cents VA d.
bales heavy Unbeachcd Cotton at cents yard.
5 cases 1914 shcetinss, good quality. at p cents
5 cases heavy Bleacled and Unbleached Canton
Fl nnels at 10 cents.
case Kentucky Jeans nj 1S cents. and from that
price up At 80 cents offer an extra quality worth
As cents.
bale white Flannels ut soc.
bales white Flannels all wool, at !Ic.
l. bales white Flannels at 30 35, 49, is and Soc,
and from that price up to the very finest ss w1ap
Shaker white twilled Flannels etc. etc.
bale red PLANE Flannel, all wool, at pc.
10 rs. rel a wool Shaker F1anneis at Gjc, worth
81.
bale gray twel Elan neis at aOc.
/ bale red twillcd Flannels. all wool, at 3i-.
All qualities of indicated Flannels.
5 bales blue twlled Flannels from 40c. up.
Opera Flannels all colors and qualities.
Paid Flannels, French and American, and all
other kind Of FlanEes.
) bales wadded Quilts at Il -.
d bales wadded Quilts, in extra sizes.
l bale gray Blankets at 81 - pair
90 cases white Blankets from 8 pair Gp TO the
fin. st ia French Blankets
Shoulder Shaws at 25c.
Ottoman striped shoulder Shawls at 40c.
Ladies dress Shawls at 81 80
Ladies Cashmere single Shawls at Sc, fully worth
Sl2 and from that price up to the very finest. All
Coaks have been selected of the very latest cut
We lave splendid black Astrakan leaks at S3 Of the
latest shape Black Cloth Cloaks at 81 s. Sc 50 and
SO up to the finest Beaver. Velvet ClOaks in new
STYLES also colored Coaks and childrcL and misses
Cloaks. Ladies' FIR Sets, Collars and Muf, at 81.
Ladies Fur Talmas from - UP.
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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-06

The State National Bank
NEW ORLEANS.
S1atameut at close of business. Monday, Novem-
Der 30, 1o1t.
RES URGES.
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We understand that George S. Lacey, Esq,
City Attorney, has rendered his resignation
to the Administrators this morning. It is
probable the vacancy will be filed at once.