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FOR RENT.


LNOR RENT, PARTIALLY FURNISHED-The
L two-story- frame Dwelling No. 233 Chestnut
street, corner of Sixth. containing eight rooms hall
above and below. front and side galleries. hydrant
further S particulars apply to r. NJ ROBINSON,
Real Etate Agent, % and "A Commercial Place.
NIL ct
LNOR RENT LOW-The two-storv and finished
tween St. Joseph and Del9rd Streets containing
twelve rooms, hail. gas, galleries, front and rear;
hydrant and cistern; rear alley way, etc. Apply to
Commercial Place. nit ct
LNOR RENT LOW-The two-story brick DIV cling
IL No. 312 st. Charles, between Calliope and Clio
Streets containing twelve rooms hall gas and chan
deIiers galleries front and rear cisterns, hydrant,
large yard, side alley way. Keys at corner grocery.
Apply to H. NJ. Robinson, Real Estate Agent, Nos.
% and "a Commercial Place MI ct "a
LNOR RENT-A great bargain-tuat afge and com
L modious Dwell ing Hous No PIT Camp street.
between Julia and St Jos pr streets, containing -
with gas and gas fixture. al in complete order,
further in ormatioS apply to NJ McQUA No lls
Prytania street. corner Of Euterpa MS IT.
VI,O RENT-The desirable store, with iron shut
i ters. No. 43 Magazine street. opposite st. James
sion given Immediately. sTAtFFER MACREADY
d CO, II Canal street. nib I'm
E,QK RENT-Two desirable front Offices No. IS
L CarOndelet street and No. AZ Union street. Ap-
ply to 4. MILLlKEN, No. 142 Gravier street.
LNOR RENT-Large twostory and attic brick
Il house, 2se ST. Charles, corner Calliepe hall, Il
rooms. stable carriage house hydrant, gas tagged
yard. 800 per MONTH Also, entire third floor Of
No Carondelet between Canal and Common, di
vided into two offices. SO per month for both. Ap
ply to z. r. FORMAN attorney at law 6 Carondelet
street SCI Ond to- r front office. OIL I'm
EvOR RENT-THE FIRST STORY OF THE
L house No. lao Canal street. the store Of T
Boissonneau. Possession given Immediately. Appl
on the premises. oil tt
LNOR RENT-A TWU-STOKY FRAME DWELL
Il ing containing six rooms, kitchen, and large
yard in good repair. Cars pass within half square
Of the property Rent go per month to good tenants
$50 tt
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THE COURTS.

SUPERIOR CRIMINAL COURT.
In this court to-day will come up the case OF
the State vs.. O'Rourke charged with arson. It
will be remembered that this is the case IN
which certain young ladies, highly connected,
were supposed at one time to be engaged.
Coils. e. J. Ellis and s. J. n. Smith have been
appointed by Judge Atocha, at the ,eqae st OF the
prl,oner. to defend him, and the Developments
Of the case promise to be exciting and interest
ing
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MASONIC.

In Hoe Sfgn0 vinces-The members Of Indi-
visible Friends COnmandery No. order ed to at
tend regular meeting of said cOmmandery THIS
"Wednesday EVENING, Nov. 1e, at o'clock, and
as business of most vital Importance will be brought
before the cOmmandery. excuse shall be received.
BY order Of the EN- Com.
mis- NJ A. CALONGNE, Recorder
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charming picture is that Of Saxe's widow
at fashionable party;

11cT DH1wI Wde as BaUIe as n1SHt,
Her gloves were as dark as her shawl,
And her jewels-that flashed IN the light
Were black as funeral pail
Her robe had the hue Of the rest
How nicely it fitted her shape)
And the grief that was heaving her breast
Boiled over in pillows OF Grape!
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WHITE LEAGUES.

Compa ny b, Louisiann's Own. will meet
THIS EVENING, November Is, at o'clock at No
46 Carondelet street, Nelson s Wassons book
store. by order Of
JOHN G.. ANGEL,
n18 1t Colonel Commanding
Headquarters Louisiana Rifles. l.. 8. NJ Off.
and members of this command meet THU RS
DAY, 18th inst, at 1880 p NJ, at their arlnory, No
ITO CarOndelet street. PAUL GRANZIN, COmd'g
H. H. SYLVESTER, Adjutant. mis- 2t*
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BY Vincent g. Co.

DY VINCENT g. CO.-E. Vincent Auctioneer-
ID 62 and "a CustOmhouse street-On WEDNES
DAY, Nov. H. at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
400 Boots, Shoes and Brogans in desirable as
sortment just from Northern factories. nil
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

GTOLEN-Durng the fire on Third street. one box,
y containing ladies' apparel about s1a00 value A
reward of IS wild offered for it's recovery. E. S.
FERGUSON "a Peters street. n15 2t-
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A PRIVATE FAMILY having more rooms than
n they require would rent them, furnished or
furnished with or without board. Apply at 24s
Camp street. OIL 3taw Inn
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

4 PARTMENTS FURNISHED OR UNFUR
n nished for Gentlemen, can be obtained at the
private residence No. 427 Carondelet street between
Euterpe and POlymnia. No bOarders taken. Refer
ence required. Prices moderate; invariably in ad
vance. Parlors suitable for Physician or Dentist
MS 2w*
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FURNISHED ROOM WITHOUT BOARD
Il A private family, occupying fine house, will
rent furnished Bedroom to a gentleman. Location
near corner amp and st. Jaseph streets. Address
Lock Box 400 Post Office. natf
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FURNISHED ROOMS WITHs OR WITHOUT
Il Board.-Those who desire handsomely furnished
rooms in a central locality either with or without
hoard, can be suited by applying at No. ls6 Julia
street. between Carondelet and st. Charles streets
Terms reasonable. M
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COPARTNERSHIPS.

MIR. w. T. WILLIAMS AND MR. j. L. MAC
Vl KEEVER this day retire from firm. Our
branch houses heretofore existing under the firms Of
WILLIAMS, RUPERTI & CO.. in New Orleans,
and BRUCKNER, RUPERT & CO., i'll Savannah,
are discontinued from this day.
Mr.. w. T. WILLIAMS will sign the firm in
liquidation in New Orleans.
STURSBERG. RUPERTI e. co.
New York. November a. 1874.
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THE WHITE LEAGUE.
Great Lecture by
REV. ABRAM ]. RYAN,
(The Poet Priest of the South for the Benefit of
ST. JOHN THE BAPTIsTS CHURCH,
Thursday, Nov. 10, at O'Clock p. NJ,
IN EXPOSITION HALL,
st. Charles street.
SUBJECT-"THE WHITE LEAGUE"
Tickets 50 cents. For sale at Greshan's Elss and
other Bookstores.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
lColW. J. Behan, Col. Jno. Glynn .Ir.,
Col W. r. Vaudry Col. Y. LeGGIeur,
Col j. N. Payne Major w. Il. Huger,
Major +. Mciiloin Capt J. d. Edwards
Capt X. b. Peasants, Capt. Newton Buckner,
Capt Harrison Watts, w. H. Beanham,
w. j. j. Armstrong +. +. OBrien
p. o. Fazende A. f. MOrphy
Chas. N. Ogden, Geo. w. Lord,
j. G. Donovan. n17 I'd
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AUCTION SALES.
By II. Nj. f. B. j. Montgomery.


By r.. NJ. f. B. J. Montgomery.
MULES. HORSES FLOATS AND HARNESSES.
GA No. Mules, Horses, Floats and Harness
es, on account of retiring from business at auc-
ton.
RYRM & 3 J. MONTGOMERY-R. NJ. Mont
gomerv. Auetioneer-Will be sold on WEDNES-
DAY November Is. 1874 at P. NJ. at No. 100 st.
Thomas street, near Race
\ No Mules.
Horses
Floats and Harnesses.
Terms-Cash on the spot mis- 1t
Special Noticc-Owin2 to necessary repairs
to machinery the steamer TOM JASPER COM
PEELED to lay over till TODAY at 10 o'clock a. NJ.
Will positively leave at that hour.
nlslt j. W. JACOBS Master.
DIAMONDS, JEwELRY, PIANOS. ETu.
The first annual sale of the season of 500 600 worth
of Pledges, forfeited to HARRIS LOAN OF.
OFFICE, corner of St. Charles and Gravier
streets, consisting Of valuable Diamonds Gen
tlemen's and Ladies' Gold Watches from best
manufactures Jewelry, Silverware Ladies'
Chatelaines, Vest Chains, and other valuable
articles too numerous to mention
Also
THREE PLEYEL PIANOS
To be Sold regardless of amount loaned at Auction
DY r. NJ. e. B. J. MONTGOMERY-R NJ
ID Montgomery, Auctioneer-WiIl be sold on the
premises, commencing THURSDAY Nov. 49,
1874 at 1880 o'clock and continuing from day day
until the whole is disposed of.
Parties so disposed can redeem pay interest ON
their goods up to date of sale.
Terms-Cash on the spot. nil
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VTNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
i formed cOpartnership under the firm of WILL
LIAMS d BRCCKNER for the transaction Of a
General Business in this city.
Mr.. OTTO HEYN holds our full power of attOr
ney. w. L. WILLIAMS,
+. BRUCKNER
New Orleans, November a. 1874. MS It
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NRUNEWALL HALL

GKUNEwALh HALL
No. 20 Bar0nne street, near Canal.
This elegantly Quilted ard centrally loca
Hall, has by the addition OF second spac
and wtl ventilated supper room on the y
floor, being enlarged, and is new for rem
balls, concerts, lectures, fairs, ETC., at mod,
terms. Apply to the proprietor,
LOUIS GRUNEWALD,
n8 I'm 18, 20 and % Baronne street.
TAYETY THEATRE
" Corner Common and Bnronne streets.
JAS FLYNNE. Proprietor and Manager
CHAS. q. WHITE. Director Of Amuseuen&
This magnificent
SPECIALITY, VARIETY AND NOVELTY
Theatre, presents nightly an array Of
TALENTED ARTISTS,
Unequalled on the American stage.
Is ACKNOWLEDGED STARS APPEAR
First week of
MISS KATE HARVEY,
Tee celebrated Dansues.
Admission to suit the times IS cents.
o6 3m
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CON-HAMS-LARD, ETC.
800 bbls. Standard MESS PORK.
100 half bbls. Choice PIG PORK.
100 :. ;. >. Western BEEF.
so casks BACON-Clear Sides
40 :. :. Clear Rib Sides.
50 . .. Shoulders.
IS ties. Sugar cured HAMS-various brands.
25 boxes Choice BREAKFAST BACON.
100 ties. :. Refined LARD.
100 half bbls. Choice Refined LARD.
800 kegs !. =.
In store and for sale by
BYRNES & BRO,
MS st Sc Poydras street.
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II J. KUHNHoLz,
BOOKBINDER,

u j. KUHNHOLZ,
BOOKBINDER,
Has removed from No. 112 Gravier to 90 Camp s rect
up stairs. MI 3t'
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WANTED-A wet nurse in respectable family.
w One without child is preferred Address
l2s Rampant street. nl3 It
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VHANTED-CAPITAL- Fifteen to Twenty
w Thousand Dollars, to join in paving business
that is fully established and will pay a large profit
say from 90 to 30 per cent three to four times year.
Address H. this office. nl2lw
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ADJUSTMENTS.


CT. CHARLES THEATRE
Engagement for Eight Nigh hts only Of the wonde. full
= MAJILTONS
And their Eccentric Comedy Company.
This Evening,
The Goblin o. cratic Spf ctacle emit tied
DING DONG,
or the Pretty Laundress Of Lutzcn.
Characters by the MsjiltOns and Company.
To commence with q LAUGHING FAR e. Char
acters by t. Q Company.
FRlDAY-Joint benefit Of the MAJ.LTONS.
SATURDAY@irand MAJILTON Matinee at IL
In preparation--The new sensation FARRAGO
fI1ces a. usual. mis- If
GLosE THEATRE
Corner Baronne and Perddo streets
J. K1TTREDGE------.. Lessee and Managa&
Monday Evening, Nov. IS. 1874.
HOME AGAIN.
NEW STARS AID OLD FAVORITES.
First appearance Of the celebrated Character and
talen ed Oh rae er and Change Art st. Nr.
CHAS vIL!!ERS; the talented young Coined
ian, MINNIE JACKSON. ERNEST and GER
A splendid Clio. Elegant Comedietta.
See Get bills and posters for particulars Of enter
anment, programme, etc
FRIDAY pay, Complimentary benefit to ERNEST
BYNE. mis-
VARIETIES THEATRE
1GaS e Bushes: nsss.sF
Tuesday and Wednesday Evenings ind
Wednesday Matinee.
An entirely new and original play, by TOM TAY-
''' CLANCARTY,
Or Welded AND WOOED
New and Historical Scenery (by Tirrell and assist
ants New ana correct Costumes manufactured OK
pressly by A. g. Eaves, of Brooklyn and Brilliant
Cast.
Wednesday-Only CIancarty Matinee.
Monday next the distinguished actor, Mr.. JOHN
McCU LLOUGH. MI
RmwELLs ACADEMY OF MUSIC
p. SHORT. -........--..........B Business Manager.
Last Week of the very Popular Comedians
BAKER and FARkON.
Monday, November 10, and Every EveNius
During the Week.
Viii! be presented their new dialect and speciality
Drama, in fOur acts. written for them by Mr. CLAW
N. Green Of San Francisco, Cal entitled TIKI
CUT GLOVE. replete with startling situations,
terrific effects, new and elegant scenery, magnif-
cent wardrobe and appointments, sparkling
dialogues and touching pathos inter spe, sed with
Baker and farren's LATEST SPECIALTiES.
Dances and Sketches embracing in the cast the
best members Of the Academys fine Dramatic
CUT r'G glove MISUNDERSTANDING NOON.
November a.
MONDAY, Nov. 23-SAM DEvERE, MS If
Opera HOUSE
Thursday, Nov. 10, 1874,
Second Night Of verdi's Grand Opera in 4 acts,
RIGOLETTO.
Performance begins at 7 o'clock. n1s ct
THE WHITE LEAGUE
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WANTED TO LOAN-Five Thousand Dollars
w on City Bonds at II per cent interest. Ad-
dress :. j. Il Co., this office n19 lw
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five young to form An
W Evening Class for the study of Teegraply
For particulars apply to Metropolitan Telegraph
Company, II Commercial Place, New Orleans
nS Nv
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To G. rservafive COlOred Nen-AH COlOreA
men who have been 81 all hereafter be threatened.
assaulted, beaten in any way malt Gated by either
black white Radicals on account of their having
vO ed the Conservative ticket, will Immediately
port their cases. with the nams Of their witnesses,
to either Of the undersigned committee appoint
ed under the resolution, adopted by the Louisiana
Own and the Crescent City White League"
Committee: HENRY RHNSHAW, JR.,
AZ Camp street,
10. NIXON, JR.
81 Camp street,
B. r. FORMAN Chairman,
mis- st Carondelet street.
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POLITICAL.
No political advertisements vii! be inserted unless
paid for in advance iudOrsed by responsible
party.
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"ANTED-An experienced Travelling Clerk in
" the Wholesale Grocery business Address
c. A., Bulletin office mis- 81.
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To COlOred Democrats-C0lored Men who
may have suffered violence at the hands Of white
colored individuals, because they voted the Con-
sentative ticket, earnestly requested to report
Immediately at the Headquarters Of the Parish Com
mittee, to the following subcommittee:
ED. FLOOD,
PAUL WATERMAN,
nib Ct Il. j. RIVET.
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OAL-COAL-COAL-
JNO. ID, MACLIN,
No. "a Carondelet Street.
Pittsburgh, Anthracite and Camel Coal pre-
pared for family use, and delivered at lowest
market rates.
Branch Office and Depot-head of Second ST.,
Fourth District. mis- st
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RREAER BIER
Landing Elk Bark ADOLF.
$50 casks Deetjen's celebrated DEUTSCHES
BIER.
Superior to any imported, for sale by
RARESHIDE l. Macs,
II Tchoupitoulas street.
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CoAL-coAL.
w. G. COYLE & co.
PITTSBURG, VIRGINIA, CAMEL and AN
THRACITE COAL Chestnut Slze) of the best
quality, screened expressly for Family Use, de-
live red at lowest market rates.
Office 13S Gravier street.
Do.. {Corner Race and Levee street,
OoPo'e :. Julia and Water streets.
mis- 1W
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GLOBE THEATRE
Corner Baronne and Perddo streets
j. k1TTkEDG Il. Lessee and Manages.
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Attention Lancers-YOu are hereby request.
ed to assemble vt Scamp street, at $50 O'Clock THIS
EVENING. A punstual attendance requested.
By order Of the Captain.
mis- 1t" CHAS. B. BCDDECKE, O. S.
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NOtice-A semi-annual interest of Five Per
Cent, to 31st of October s74 the capital stock Of
the Factors and Traders Insurance Company will
be paid to the legal holders thereof on demand
mis- St H. DOANE President
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NLARET- CLARET-
$50 cases KEEPERS ST. ESTEPHE.
Quarts and Pints.
Landing Elk "AKALDO," from Bordeaux.
For sale by
RARESHIDE & Macs,
n153t II Tchoupitoulas street.
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WANTS..

WANTED-TO Rent-A small two-story House..
w either furnished or unfinished Address X. A
B., Bulletin Office stating locality and terms mis- 81
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BrCyItiCS.

General Frank l.. Bl'ir, Jr., has
joined Presbyterian Church in ST
Louis.
Jenny Lind is in Paris, and sang
recently at private koiIee in the
house OF DR.. Eyans.
1t is said Governor Dix, of New
York, "has one foot in tho grave,
aud the other eye on the White
l}uu3c."
Placards are to be found on most
Of the closed saloons of Ohio--"No
services here until further notice."
Amoug other relics DESTROYED j,
the London Pautcchnichon is said tc
have been the shirt worn by KIM
Charles | on the occasion Of his exc.
cutiun.
1t il said that if castor oil is mix
cd with glyccrinc and few drops OF
oil Of cinnamon added, the taste OF
the castor oil Can scarcely 30 rccog,
| hizcd.
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DR.. 4. u. SIa"p's DySpcpsia Pill.
DYSPEPSIA CURED

DR.. Snaps Spec fc cures Dysprryio
n'v"r Complaint. '"ntipo,ion, Vomiting o.
t""'!, N"nr H'onach, Warc' Brasil. u carr
""r". Low SIIiis. &c In ,l;,ly.Gye
>e''S never failing TO cnrc the mnst OBJ
,i'nnte cn>aS Sod by druggist 6. rally.
MtNnS:rr \ Ericr. agents for winnsboro.
= {. Depot. l4j Eighth st., y, Y. CIR.
'"'1rS IN "ird OF application.
rae Highest Medical Authorities Of
h"r"r' say the sironErs. Tonic, puriG,r
and h""h>uucnt known TO the mrJir,,
wu''l is >"''"'
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Pacific Guano Company.
CAPITAL sIoo,ooo,)
Soluble Pacific Guano,

VNllis GUANO ia now eorell known in
Il all the Southern States for It's RI.
mn'knble effects as an ngri cy Tor iucrcas
ing the products Of labor, as not 10 REQUIRE
special l,rtcor"u eudnlion from us: Its m.
'or eight yeats pnst hos Established ;,s
character for reliable excellence. Tb.
large fixed cnpital invested by the Com.
Pnny in this ttrnde affords ,hr; sures,
guarantee Of be continued cxccIlEnrS of
.his du"no Tho supplies pu, into markc,
'"'s seaso' nr" as heretofore
prepared :ui,der the supcrin,cnaonc.
onnce' Of Dh. ST. Julian Ravcurl. Cbe;n,s,
OF the company. Mt ,Charlestou. i. e
Hence planters mny rest assured Tim, IT.
quality and composition is precisely the
same as that heretofore sold: j.. "
- A.,.,J..E. ROBSON,
Selling kssatThar.stou, 8. C.
10 DUN S REESE & CO.,
General Agcn q. i;altimor-
fcrms-$4e, caph $53 time, ui:hou,
interest.
To accommodate planters. they can order
no" and hayc ,rntn lsti:of April to decide
ns !" ,Nhethrr:I!Iry will take vi time nr
cash price. When delivered fr6iin the
factory by, the cat load, no drsyage viii
he charged. ~ i :, :.
ACID PHOSPHATE. GUANO, BONE
EEAsrER. &c.. always on hand. qualify
u6ranterh. J. N RnHS0N
~" o--o'h .-s,
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EE'Elo PionocRo

"G;GcH"& str9'y.'i a new book on the
AT OF Nrl!ing by Sound Il complete $ys
irm OF phonetic Short land. the shortest
'""*t 'imrl", caSN, nnh comprehensive
rrahlin" any one ~ : hu't time to report
'ria Is. slr''hcs, 81, m"nH Ne. The Lord,
Prayer Is written wIth -9to sirukrs Of the
yen, aud EG0 words per minute. III h,
unemployed SnuuiI learn this nri, Price
ny mail - crn'a. Agents wanted. Ad.
.rrsS i ". EVANS Il CO., l31 5. 7th st,
rhiin.. PA.
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JGyEs. u Ew a

II arrests decay o:vita' forces. exhaustion
"i ne nervous system, rcsIu,cs >jror =,
'h' dchi!ltaicd, clcnnSrs vil:aicd I;ood
removes vrsic'cS, oh. trucii"us and oc,s
directly On he Live" and Spleen. Price 81
a bottle. J'hn Q, KELLOGG, is rlnr
St., y. \, "'
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rnArrEn nA"us, face, rough skin
pimpt*S, ringw"rn, salt -rhcum and Other
rutaut"us All rctinns cured, II, Il the skin
mail soft and smooth, by using the JuSI
rEE TAR SoA", made hy Cnswcll, Hazard
Co., New York. lie certain TO get tn,
Juniper Tar Soap, ~ there are mnIy i,ni
tatinns made with cohmon tar which arc
vert bless
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WORKING CLASS Mnlc or Female $40
week employment ~ home, day Or even
ing TO ca ''ILi {; instructions X valuable
la'k"!r Of .:"ns sent free by mail
Ai'hcSS, with six cents stamp, VI. YOUNG
90, T.; Greenwich 81. New York,
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NEW ADyERTISSIiM ENIS.

RIA School Yea HTH wanted
I" "n%"g" curing the ping ami summer
IN minc$S paying Si5u rcr month III
their Cwu counties. AdnIrs> XEiGLElt
y Nc, UEhy, liz rlphia. Pa.
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Special Notices.

Ono "i the first bu1 mess principles to
ct Upon. is make all purchases direct
from lie 4" lniaciurcrS thus saving large
SUNS Of money. For this rruSnn we ad.
wise oar rch icrS 10 purchase their Win
dowS. Doors5 Blinds. &c. from Mcssrs
| II. HALL. r"., Charleston, s. G.,
who haze ut the f,clorirs. combined
hcn"htS derived from materials in frs,
"andS. skillet w"rkmcn, latest improved
machinery, ms. 'A'oush systematic ,nan-
'g"mcnt An window, glazed with lood
'icnr G'aS%. They mv also Agents 70,
asbestos Ecoring Felt Try Il, and you
will lac rlrasc'l with lis duraJili:y. Send
Tor price list, circulars, &c.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-06
:; N OrIICT
U. s.. INTERNAL REVENUE
Sp ecial Tax e5.
May l, 1874, to April 80, 1875,

'NllE Law Of Dec. mh"r 81, 1872. 10.
lnres ever! per- IN crs.."d in any
business. n, ,ocniiun ur cmplp mr,t whJcE
renders him liable tn II special tax. ,o
procur" ana Place cnnsricuously in lis
esihhl'shmtnt or place Of husu, ss u
STAMP dsnolint III, ,aym,ht of said
SPECIAL TAX tor the Special tax yc,r b;
ginning May ], 1871. before comm. nc.no
ur continuing business after ,p,il SO
1874. 'p' o''
The taxes embraced within ,hr uro%is.
IONS OF the laW above quo, ed are tie ro,
lowing. viz
Reclifers, -. s2on. 90
Dealers, retail Hqnor ,D3 90
Denlcrs. whoirslle liquor 100 20
Dealers in mali liquors, whole.
sale. so 90
Dealers in malt liquors. rctnl 2uUU
Dra crs in leaf iulacco 25.Ul
Kelnil dealc s in lcal tuharcn 600 %
AMI on SnlrS ct over 81 .N0O.
:HfIy cents for every dollar in
excess OF $1,000
Dcalors in manufactured tobacco 500
MiuufncturrrS "iSitllS 81 .UU
And for cnch siil mauufao-
lurcI 1000
And for each worm manuf.c.
turcd 2OCO
Mnnuta' turcrs of tobacco 1000
Manufacturers Of ci.nrs 1000
Pcldlcrs of tobacco, first class
I'm re than two hOrsc- 90 %
fcddicr1 oidnhncec, second c'nss
(.wo horsrs) $500
Pcd,llrrs Of t, baccc, third class
| Zone horsc) l5.0C
| Peddlers oftnhacco. fourth class
| ton toor or pubic cnnveynnc") 1000
| Brewers OF less than 5iO barrels SO 90
Brewers OF 5u0 b,rrcls or mtre 10000
ANY per. ON. so liahic, who stall irii to
comply with the foregoing requirement
will he subject to severe penalties
| Pcrsous or firms liable 10 pty any Of
| lbe Spccial Ia Is M med u, owe. must np-
| ply TO &. J.. anderson, colit ctor of lnler-
| nal RcTrnua ut Ioumbia s. G. and pay
fur AMI procure The special Tax Stamp or
Stamps hey need. p,ior.'o May / 1874,
and WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE.
j v. DOUGLASS
Commissioners Internal Revenue
OFFICE Of INTERNAL REvENUE.
WAsntNGToN, d. t., February l6, 1316
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