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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WINES, BRANDIES, SHERRY, ETC

Is casks cLARET, sauflron, O. B.
80 :. / II. Wustenborg.
40 . CasteimOroE.
500 boxes ST. Macaire Leoyille, etc.
100 packages COGNAC BRANDY, Of jules Robin
& Co., J. " Dumon & Co., A. Seignette.
200 boxes COGNAC BRANDY bottles and TASKS
100 :. assorted BRANDY FRUITS, PRUNES
and APRICOIS.
$50 boxes Itallan WEYMOUTH.
200 Burgundy and Bordeaux DESSERT
100 casks Robt Younger SPARKLING ALE.
$50 :. Deetjen LAGER BEER.
80 . Superior Bordeaux CLARET.
80 bbls White Wine VINEGAR.
200 cases SARDINES in or. boxes-smaH fish.
5000 boxes French WINDOW GLASS.
1900 :. STAR CANDLES, 4, S, 6and s.
TO ARRIVE:
1856 packages PORT WINE.
400 baskets Plagniol OLIVE OIL.
go boxes WEYMOUTH, Molly, Pratt Co.
30 bbls White Wine VINEGAR.
50 casks CLARET, Castelmoron.
Is :. ;. Castelfrane.
40 =, very heavy and superior.
10 packages SHERRY Wine.
50 cases French MUSTARD.
p Petlts Pois, Nerts Fins.
% . Lunarchaud's Boneless SARDINES, hE
900 cases SARDINES in Oil, or. boxes, small fish.
1000 French WINDOW GLASS.
WAN MATCHES (Bangies).
For sale by BERCIER & DEsMET,
s25t Inporters No. Tchouptou'as street
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To the Democratic and Conservative Voters
of the Parish of Orleaus-As gentleman and Ia
boring man. who has always proved faithful, honest
and competent, and as Louisanian ever ready to
serve his party and people, announce the of
COL. EUGENE WAGGAMAN, as candidate for
Civil Sheriff of this parish at the coming election
subject to the action Of the Democratic Parish Con
venti0n.
au1S If MANY VOTERS.
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The reopening Of McCloskey's restaurant
last evening, renovated and reftted in msg-
nifcent s'yle, shows plainly that he expects to
do his usually large business in the coming
season. The fame Of McCloskey has spread
far and wide and all who have eaten at this
favorite restaurant can give testimony as to
the style of serving and delightful preparation
Of meals. Last evening Mr.. MeCloskey sent
Us 9 sample Of the choice viands from his
plentiful larder, which were fully appreciated
and hugely enjoyed.
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There is something impressive and at the
same time pititul in the imprisoned language
i'll which the white people Of Louisiana set
forth their wrongs i'll the platform OF the
State Conservative Convention. Careful and
reasoning observers of political events in the
South viii agree to almost every count IN the
Indictment OF the Kellogg adminstrati IN; but
the best friends OF the South will regret that
the Louisianians should have clutched at the
organization of white mans party as the
only means of obtaining redress and reform.
Surely theirs must be pitiful straight If all
other remedies have b en- tried and found un-
ayaiing N T. Tribune
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IITY ASSESSMENTS
NOTICE TO PAX-PAYERS.
DEPARTMENT OF ASSESSMENTS,

DEPARTMENT OF ASSESSMENTS
City Hall, Room 10, Aug. 49, 1874.
In accordance with section seven. city ord-
nance number H. Administration Series, notice
is hereby given that the Assessment on Real Es-
tate and Personal Property within the city, for
he year 1875 is now complete, and will be open
for inspection and correction at the Office OF the
Department of Assessments, Room Is, G ty Hail.
from o'clock A. NJ. till o'clock p NJ. Sundays
excepted), during thirty days from the date
hereof, at which time all complaints, OF either
excessive or inadequate assessments, WILL be con-
sidered.
And taxpayers are hereby notified to attend to
their assessments in person, as no applications
for the correction Of assessments will be enter
tanned BY any clerk of this depart lent, unless
made by the owner OF the property in person or
must be strictly obeyed
aul6 Inn II. +. STURCKRN, Adninistrator.
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CANDIDATES.
We are authorized to announce b. +. Jonas
as a candidate for CIVIL SHERIFF, subject to the
nomination of the Parish Convention 81 I'd

For Criminal Sheriff Col. Chas. X. Railey
The gentleman whose name heads this article has
been presented his fellow citizens a candidate
for the Office of Criminal Sheriff native of this
ctv one of its Oldest and most respected merchants
educated for the bar, and known far and wide
generous warm hearted and patriotic man, it is not
surprising that the mention of his name In connec-
ton with an Office which he is qualified fur and
worthy to fill has aroused the warm feelings of his
numerous friends who will all honorable efforts
to secure his nomination and election
Opposed thus far to Col Railey, candidate for
the efiice of Criminal Sheriff notably, Col Patton
the present incumbent and Mr.. Wur~berser, who
So recently held the office. No matter what may be
the personal merits of these gentlemen, they have
been amply rewarded and they should both, as good
citizens and enlightened parizans, be contented to
take a back seat and make room for others, who: to
say the least have good claims they ever had to
the consideration of their fellow citizens.
This Just view of the subject will strike the atten
ton of the patriotic and enl ghtened voters of this
city, who while willing to reward merit, not dis
posed to heap riches and honors those who have
already been loaded with iavors
The friends of Col Railey rely upon his merits, his
fitness for the office and the unbought suffrage OF his
fellow citizens to secure his election
81 If TENTH WARD.
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CHINESE WOMEN IN JAIL.

SAN FEANcIsco, Aug. 29.-In the habeas
corpus case of twenty-five Chinese women,
passengers by the steamer Japan on her last
voyage and who it WAS claimed were import
ed here Tor immoral purposes, the Fourth Dis
trict Court to-,,ay rendered decision sustain
ing the constitutionality of the State law by
which such persons may be prevented from
coming here, remanding them to the custody
of the Captain of the Japan, which was about
70 sail L Supreme Court issued supple
mental order, the steamer sailed witnou
them, and the whole lot were sent back te
Jail
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WANTS.

UTANTED-A GOOD GARDENER. Il ALSO A
w Woman to do the Washing Ironing and
Sc1ubbng Apply at the WASHINGTON HOTEL,
Lake End of the PontchartraiD Railroad 80 IT
WANTED - A SITUATION - BY A DRUG
w clerk of eighteen years experience in the bust
macy; well a, quainted with country druggists in
North Louisiana Texas and Mississippi Is competent
to take charge of any part OF the drug department
retail or wholesale Address X Bulletin office
References-Messrs. FredeIickson Harte, New
Orleans: Hardaway & Co.. Vicksburg Miss. and
others if required au3o st
N-ANTED-BY MAN OF FAMILY, HAV.
w ing but one arm a situation as Entry Cler =
Watchinan or any capacity where he can make
himself sef Satisfactory references be given
AIdresj T.. at this office. au25 II
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MOULTUN AMONG THE PLYMOUTH
KC.kLCX.

New York Special, Aug. % t" Chicago Tribune.
With lowering brow Mr.. Moulton stood for
some minutes by the right-hand side OF the
platform, and aiterward obtained seat by
one Of the reporters tables. Here h. penciled
the following note to the moderator: g. Mr..
Moderator [ am here, and want to say q
word" Mr.. Moulton's coming made a stir in
all parts of the church from which he could
be seen. People nudged each other, and
pointed him out. When the members of the
Committee Of Inquiry on the platform noticed
his presence, there was good deal of hurried
whispering among them. and Mr.. Moulton S
desire to speak was sha ply discussed. Little
Difference was paid to the modeTators opinion.
Mr. Shearm Il favored permitting him to
speak. Some members of the committee did
object, but one Of EN- was very positively de-
termined that Mr.. Mouton should not behe rd
Leaning forward, he said to the moderator,
Ii Moulton rises to speak, Il rise to point
of order, and l want you to recognize me.
The bewildered an! disturbed moderator
halt assented but was plainly at a loss how to
carry himself in such an emergency. Frof. H.
W. Raymond was eagerly called Tor in many
parts Of the house, and Mr.. Bescher's friend
came on the platform and made long and
stirring speech, very earnest in Mr.. Beecher s
praise, and very bitter in attack upon those
who had assailed him. His first severe refer
ence to Mr. Aloulton by name, when he said
that Mr.. Moulton 81 had poisoned the minds
OF those who had come to him about this mat
ter With his Internal lies, !" raised storm.
Mr.. Moulton, sitting in chair jlst under the
edge Of the platform, and close by Prot. Ray
monds feet, turned his face toward him,
waved his hand backward and forward, and
said in voice audible to all near the platform,
..Iou are a liar.
At the close Of the meeting, Moulton started
out with two or three friends. A crowd i'm
mediately surrounded him, uttering intense
Kisses, calling him names, and shouting Pat
him out" "Irample on him = and like ex-
pressions and when he was passing through
| the inner door several OF the crowd attempted
to strike him. A squad of policemen inter
fered and shielded him from the insane
| mob, giving him an opportunity to get to the
outside door. He started along the alley-way,
which leads from the rear door, when he mob
again attempted to get at him to do him
violen e.
Pistols were flourished and men tried to lay
hands on him. Policemen braced themselves,
people did not cease their outrageous proceed
ing they must charge. On reaching the outer
gate, a crowd met them from the front, and
another critical moment was at hand new
force of police also appeared, and probably
saved Mr.. Moultons life, and this alone saved
it. He was carried to his carriage by the Off
GERS Cries Of clay him out =" kill him :!
| 'sShoot him resounded on every hand The
crowd surrounded the carriage, men blocked
the wheels with their arms and attempted TO
stop the vehicle, but the tolicc succeeded III
beating them of, and he was driven home III
safety.
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EDUCATION.

URINARY, GRAMMAR AND HIGH SCHOOL,
l $40 Josephine street, between Prytania and
St. Charles streets. The Fifth Annual TERM Of this
school will commence ON MONDAY. September Z,
1874. A limited number of boarding pupils will
be received The object Of the Principal will be
to make this department Home School for Girls.
An advance class in Rhetoric, Composition and
Literature will be formed for Young Ladies'.
Hours of attendance, for this class, from P. M.
till ?. NJ. Circulars containing terms ETC., can
be obtained at the School from
au3O 1m&eSuo L. MATHEWS, Principal.
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SIXTH DISTRICT WHITE LEAdUE.-This League
was organized on the 23d Of August. call is
made in another column by Mr.. Fl. f. Shropshire,
the temporary Persistent, to all citizens of the
district favorable to the movement, to attend
meeting Of the League at Council Hall, corner Of
Magazine aud Berlin streets, this evening, at 73O
r,'clOck
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nOUK'S URSlONIST-ISSUED MONTH
" ", price u cents, post paid; contains much
valuable information for intending travellers and
tourists, gives routes and prices tor nearly
States, and q many more throughout EurOpe, at
very low rates. For tickets aud other lnfOs nation,
Apply to A. X. MILLER 4 CO., IS Carondelet
xtrpsA. AeW CstsalnL Auiz in13dp
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Attention is directed to an advertisement in an
other column, Offering an elegant suite of rooms
90. rent, located in the splendid building on St
Charles street, built by the late Hugh McCloskey.
They are suitable for offices or club rooms.
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WINE, BRANDIEs, ETC.-Messrs. Bercer 4 De-
Smet, the well known importers, No. Tchoupi-
eoulas street, have now in store and to arrive q
very large and varied stock of clarets, brandies,
sherHes, ports, olive oil, sardines, etc., etc, to
:, hich We direct the attention of the trade
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-02

Criminal Sherif-Thc many friends of Col.
CHAS Rally propose to submit his name as a
candidate for Criminal Sheriff at the coming election.
au9O tt MANY FRIENDS.
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CoTYoN Ar AUcTIoN.-Messrs. Nash & Hodg-
-, auctoneers, sell $50 bales Of cotton at 10
o'clock this morning. on the Levee, head Of
Washington street, saved from the wreck OF the
ship Ailsa. Zee advertisement.
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For Criminal Sherif--The many Friends Of
J. +. GUII.LOrTE, Esq, propose to submit his
name AS candidate for Criminal Sheriff, subject to
the a. ton of the Democratic Parish Convention.
81 toes MANY FRIENDS.
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IHyAETRY TACTICS. - Messrs. Geo. Ellis
Brother, 80 Camp street, have just received large
supply Of the revised edition Of the United States
Army Infantry Tactics, by Brevet Major Gen.
Emory Upton, U. s. A.
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Twenty tons of meat from America were
destroyed by the police ct Liverpool II was
nlted meat in barrels, and the brine having
decompoged The meat Iotted.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-02

II REMOVAL WE HAVE REMOVED OUR
II, office to No. 1888 Common street, between
Varieties Alley aud Baronne st Get.
aul5 I'm MEYER WEIS h co.
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TRINITY CHURCH SCHOOL

TRINITY CHURCH SCHOOL,
(FOR GIRLS)
The fifth annual session of this school will
begin on Monday, Sept. IA 1874 In accordance
Nth the notice already given, the school will be
reOpened that day and the studies OF the advent
term will be at entered upon. Circulars
containing full information concerning the course
of study, the text books used, and the terms for
tuition, may be obtained from the Principal Of
the school, Miss Z. c. Wingate, corner Of General
Taylor and Prytana streets, the Rev. s. 5. Harris,
Rector Of Trinity Church and lperintendent OF
the school, or from any of the following named
members Of its Board of Trustees A. ?. Cleve-
land, Geo. W. Race, J. A. Blanc, DR.. +. w.
Cuisine. GEO. s. kACSLER,
au3O 1meod Secretary and Treasurer
DEABoDY HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
with Preparatory Department, No. 73 Coliseum
street. Second Annual Session opens TUES
DAY, September /, 1874. For terms, ETC., apply
at the school, to h. Il. SHAW,
AUS lot Principal.
DASS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE, PASS CHRIS
l tan, Miss. The next Session of this Instltu-
ton will commence on TUESDAY, October 9th.
The most ample accommodations afforded to
young men DESTROYS of pursuing thorough Clas-
steal, scientific Commercial course OF studies.
Special attention given to the French and Ger
man languages.
For prospectus, giving terms, etc, address
au23 2meod BRO. STEPHEN, President.
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NJ II. APPLICABLE
Successor to
MCINTYRE d APPLICABLE,
PLUMBERS
AND DEALEnS IN
COOKING RANGES and BOILERS,
BATH TUBS, WATER CLOSETS,
WASHSTANDs KITCHEN 0INN
LIFE and FORCE PUMPS, ALE PUMPS,
Sheet Load and Lead Pipes, Brass and Plated
Cocks Of all Patterns,
148 Psydras street.
New Orleans.
N. B.-Agents for Colwell's, Shaw WAaad's
Patent Tin-Lined Pipe.
Hydrsnts put up. extended and repaired. 0v3
DROOK STEAM RICE MILL,
c. H. ALLEN, Proprietor.
50, 81 and % Tcheupitealas SeFeSs,
New Orleans.
This il the most extensive mill In the 0puth
and tho quality OF it's Rice il unsurpassed.
Milling Rates-No. 9 1c per ID.
- No. g Ac per ID.
Sacks furnished On orders to Lock Box 10
New Orleans. 6AH
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yadiana's product Of hogs this year win be
y0Aeo0 leae than hst year.
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(,AS FlXIUIiES
GAS COOKING STOVES,
For sale at n York prices, by P. H. QUINLAN,
$50 Camp street. Gas Fitting and Plumbing
at reasonable rates. au-o I'm
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curious .wsuit is announced from Rome
in the State of New York. An individual, be
coming incbriated, drove away from hotel
in that city upon road in that city that led
across the Mohawk River. A freshet, it APP
pears, had carried away the bridge, and the
individual being too much under the influence
of lquor to observe this drove directly into
the river. The horse and wagon were lost,
but the man was saved, the ducking having
brought back his senses. He has now begun
suit to recover damages for the loss and injury
he sustained, from the landlord Of the hotel
where he got the liquor. This suit, which
ever way it may be decided will involve such
novel points in law and equity as to ctuse it to
be carefully watched by both SIDES Of the
"liquor gu ;stion'
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SOUTHERN OUTEAGEs The New York Fri
buas says very truly
The almanac makers who adhere to the old
style of prognosticat.on would he justified in
running down the pages devoted to the three
months Immediately preceding the fall cleo
tons the stereotyped warning. "About this
time look out for outrages in the Southern
States The supply of this commodity is al
ways equal to the demand; or, at least the
politicians take care that if the outrases are
scarce the most shall be made of what there
are However quiet the South may be from
November TO August, between August No
yember, in the language Of the hypocrondia
cal patriot in the play, ''the country is in
dreadful state.
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Central Democratic Cln6-The regular meeting of
this club will take place THIS DAY. September I'd.
at i 2. NJ at No e. St Philip street. between Royal
and Baronne streets.
BY order of o. MOREL. President
2. u. SoURDEs. Secretary. So IT.
Attention - Third Ward White League. =
A meeting of the Third Ward White League will be
held at II clock THIS "Wednesday EVENING,
in Stones Infrmary. corner of Canal and Claiborne
streets All those who have enrolled their names
requested to be present for the purpose of ora ii
zing. san*l j. K. S SELLECk.
Sixth District White League, Attcntion-Thc
members of the White League organized August I'D,
and all citizens of the district favorable to the move
ment respectfully invited to attend meeting of
the League at Council Hall corner OF MaGa1ine and
Berlin streets on THIS Wednesday, EVENING at
= O'clock IL L. SHROPSHlkE
s2M&E Temporary President
Tenth Ward Central Democratic Club. =
] he regular weekly meeting OF this Club Will be
held on WEDNESDAY EVE \ING, Sept. 3D. 1871.
at Il clock at their new Wiswams, corner jackson
and IrytLna streets Punctua attendance SIS re-
quested business of importance will be transacted
DIP MAHoNY, President.
ED. CLARK. Secretary.
Headquartcr. Fourteenth Ward Democratic
Cub-Th regular meeting OF tbs CLUB Will be held
at the club room, on WEDNESDAY, September I'd,
at y p. NJ. fan and punctual attendance re-
quested +. O. CARTER, President.
l. T. W. MASON, Secretary 81 %
seventh Ward Central Democratic and Com
seryatye Clul,-A meeting of the above Club will be
held on WEDNESDAY EVENING Sept. 2l, at
o'clock at jacobs Hall corner Love and Frcnchnen
streets Come one Come all. Prominent speakers
will address the meeting.
BY order of
JAS d. EDW ARDS. President.
T.. MARIN, Secretary. 81 IT
Hall of First Ward Cent raj DemOc rat Tic Club.
brown, Hall on Mepomenne between st. Charles
and Prvtania sts-New Orleans, Aug. So 1S.4-The
officers and members of this club hereby notified
to attend meeting in the above hall, THURS
DAY September 5 O'Clock, F. NJ.
All auxiliary clubs OF the ward invited to be
prcsen business IF the utmost Importance will be
brought before the meeting MI Il. H. Mari, by re-
quest will address the meeting
BY order: JAS. II. GROVER, President
d. MCCARTHY Secretary. au3O st
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TO IIevee Contractors Proposals will be
received at the office of the Louisiana Leveo Com
pany until THURSDAY, September 3 at y clock
NJ for building the Bonnet Care Levee" in the
parish of ST. John the Baptist. Said lcveo will be
some 52o feet long a d on an average 16s feet high
ana will contain about 200 600 cubic yards. Plans
specifications and terms be ascertained at the
Office of tbe Louisiana Leyee Company. The Com
pany reserves the right to reject any or all bids
THOS. 1. DIX,
auol ts3 Secretary and Treasurer.
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POLITICAL.
No political advertisements will be inserted unless
paid for in advance or Endorsed by responsible

Headquarter. sixth Ward Rough and Ready
Central Democratic Cnb-The regular meeting of
this club will take place THIS DAY. September I'd.
at u ?. NJ. at No e. ST. Philip street between Royal
and Baronne streets.
BY order of O. MOREL. President.
T. u. SoURpEs. Secretary. 81 1T
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Special NOticc-Shippcrs of Freight by the
n L. and L. Railroad notified that on and after
Cd, rates to Monroe and Trenton Will be
FIFTY PER CENT
81 I'm JJANNEY, Agent
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Han of First Ward Central Democratic CIul
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Notice., the undersigned. having been app
pointed to the agency left vacant by the death Of the
late Alphons Lame, will continue the COAL BuS1-
NESS at the same place my predecessor.
50 st HY J. MAETAGNET, Agent.
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Notice., the undersigned. having been APP
pointed the agency left vacant by the death of the
late Alphons Lame will continue the COAL BUSI
- 81 HY j. MAiTAGNET, Agent.
Was left in the NHtcrcloset Of tine First Dis
trict Court Tuesday, September LIST, one GOLD
WATCH and CHAIN. The finder will be suitably
rewarded by returning the same TO the owner, IL
CASSIDY, care Cassidy & Miller No. 1o7 Poydras
street 81 3
Special NOtice-Shippcr- of Freight by the
n L. and L. Railroad are notified that on and after
September Cd rates to Monroe and Trenton will be
advanced FIFTY PER CEN1.
81 I'm j. JANNEf, Agent.
All Persons Having Claims Against or
owing sums to the estate OF WIN. r. BELL, will
with A. HILL and p. r. MlDDLEMASS,
auaO lot Executors Ito Calondelet street.
Citizens, Bank Of I.oui-iana-At "A Regular
meetin. of the Boa d held FRIDAY 2sth inst, Mr..
JAMES J. TARLEToN was nnann ously elected
Cashier in place of Mr. J: L. Delely: removed:
au3o Inn JOHN G. GAINES, President.
Office Of the Delta Insurance Company. cor
ner CaIonleet and Common streets-New Orleans.
Sept. l. le74-IncontOrmity with tile requirements OF
the amended charter and in accordance with reso'
luton of the Board Of Trustees at special meeting
held june It. 1874 the subscribers to the Capital
Stock of this Company are hereby notified to come
forward, and pay the following stanents at the time
specified below, viz:
Ten per cent on the LIST day of October, 1874.
Ten D. L cent the LIST day of November, 1874.
Fifteen per cent on the LIST day of December 1874
Fifteen per cent on the 81 day of December le7l
Bv order Of the Board.
au}0 Am l.. W. BAQUIE, Secretary
The Price of Ten Dollars $40 per ton for
GOOD COTTON SEED delivered OH the lcvee here,
and regulated on the Goth of November last, will be
continued, until fu,ther notice. for the ensuing year
commencing LIST September 1874.
UNION OIL COMPANY,
BIENvILLE OIL WORKS COMPANY,
LOUISIANA OIL COMPANY,
A. A. MAGINNlS SONS. au2t I'm