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For Pimples ON tho Face, Blsckhesds
or Flesh Worms, obtain OF your drussist PERRY.e
COMEDONE AND PIMPLE REMEDY, the great skfH
medicine. consult DR.. B. @. PERRY. ~ Bond street.
New York
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Ruutur~.-nndic.,

Rupture.-Rndical Cure and OthsR
rRUSSES of all kinds. SILK Elastic Abdominal Beita
sstoeknss Stock" Anae,s Knee Caps sHgPorser,. shoudsf
26 broadway near Thirty second street. at less than
two-thirds down town prices: female attendant
GEORGE CALDWRLI.
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Furs.-F. Booss d Brother, 440 Broads
way ana Mercer street. have opened re tall depart
meht Tor sixty days. seaiskin sacques speciality.
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Won ARNIM AND BISMARCK.
The German Press Demanding an Explanation
from the Chancellor-soms Of the Missing
Documents Handed to the Court
BERLIN, Nov. IL, 1874.

BERLIN, Nov. Ia, 1874
The second arrest OF Count von Arnim has
caused o painful impression in this city. The
moderate newspapers insist upon an explain alton
by the government.
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Lung and Throat Complaints Disap.
pear when WIsTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY In
used. soc. and 81 bottle. Large bottles much tho
cheaDer.
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A.-For a First Glass Dress or Business
HAT 60 direct TO the manufacturer ESPENSCHEID, iiS
Nassau street.
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A.-Ruptures and Physical Deformitiea
successfully treated by Dr. MARSH at No Vesey street
opposite 81. Paups Church.
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Allie Prcservers-BrOOks' Cork Sole
BOOTS and SHOES, recommended by ali physicians;
largest assortment Boots and shoes IN the CITY, 1876
Broadway, corner Twenty ninth street.
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A.-Siik Elastic StOckings, Belts, Knee
Caps, Abdominal supporters, suspensory Bandaves.
shoulder Braces and Clutches, at MARsHS Truss Office
No. 2 vrsey street Lady In attendance.
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Juginn's Regian Oriental Hair Dye..>
Pure plant Juice extract; no lead poison, In ali
others; easily applied; glossy. natural shades 81 bot
tie post free. Address $40 East Fourteenth street
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A.-The Elnsffc Truss Company, 6S7
Broadway have ever had in view the advance
mcni ana evauon Of man and have rendered all SUI
tcring from rupture q thing Of the past.
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Tho Way to secure . BcautffuI Skim
Use GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP daily in your bath. Il
opens the pores that all impurities can of from
the whole skin, cad OF compelling them to work off
through the the only part of great many people
tnat washed and therefore the oy part where the
gists at 25c pr cake, box dhree cakcs 60c by
mail Zone box. three cakes, 75c Address c. N. CRIT
Al NnN Y0rk. wanted.
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ARCHBISHOP MANNINGs LETTER

InfaIlibiIity No New Dogma-Civil Obe.
dience Not Proposed In the Vatican
Council-No Change In the Allegiance
or Catholics to the Civil Powers.
The following letter, bearing date the 10th
of November, has been addressed to the
Editor Of the New YORK HERALD by Arch
bishop Manning -
Nov 10, 1874.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
DEAR SIR-I assisted in framing
THE VATICAN DEGREES,
which have not changed one jot or title the
obligations and conditions Of civil obedience
that Catholics bear toward the civil Power.
Mr.. aLADsroNE's PAMPHLET
hangs upon contrary assumption, and falls
with it In proof Of this assertion assert,
Frst-That the doctrine of the
INrALLrDILIrY OF THE POPE
was divine trust before the Vatican Council
was held, and that it was set forth and ex-
planned in tae second and third PARTS of the
book called Petri Primleg;um
Second-I gave sufficient evidence Of this
assertion in this, that the Vatican Council an
nounced
NO NEW DOGMA,
but simply declared On old truth.
Third-That the position Of Catholics in
CIVIL ALLEGIANCE
since the Council is precisely what it was
before.
Fos,rth-That the civil Powers Of the Chris
tian world hitherto stood in peaceful relations
with the infallible Church. and this relation
was often recognized and declared in the
councils of the Church before the Vatican
Council, and, therefore, this is no new mat
ter; and
FIfh-That the Vatican Council made no
DEGREES in regard to the civil Powers nor on
civil allegiance. this subject being never even
proposed.
Civil obedience rests on natural law Re-
vealed truth is the law of God.
SOCIETY Is FOUNDED m NATURE
and subjects are bound in all things which
are lawful to obey their rulers. Society. when
it is Christian, las higher obligations.
and subjects are bound to obey their rulers
for conscience sake, because the powers that
be are ordained Of God Of all this the vati-
can DEGREES changed nothing because they
touched nothing.
MIR. dLADsToNEs ARGUMENT
hangs upon an erroneous assertion. I can
only suppose him to have been misled by a
misplaced trust in DR.. D0llinger and his
friends. On public and private grounds
lament this
ACT OF ufPRUDENCT
But for my belief in Mr. Gladstone's sincerity
should say it was an act of injustice, and
lament it as out Of all harmony and proper
ton with the great statesman's life and the
first event to overcast friendship of forty
five years. His public life hitherto has con-
solidated
CHRISTIAN AND CIVIL PEACE
in the three kingdoms. This act unless the
providence of God and the good sense of
Englishmen avert its evil consequences, may
wreck more than the work of Mr.. Gladstone's
public career, and at the end Of long life
tarnish great name.
remain your faithful servant,
HENRY EDWARD,
Archbishop of Westminster.
THE ENGLISH PRESS ON THE CON-
TROvERSY.
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The Sunday News Says,-ssThe Furs
manufactured by G. G. SHAYNE CO.. Broadway. cor
Tenth street. all made from choice skins, prop
cry cured and dressed that every garment can bs
fully relied upon.n
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A.-The Russian Baths, ut % East
Fourth street. brace the system against the effects
cold aud relieve those who suffer from rheumatic
tnrrhal affections.
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by Do BARRf's REyALENTA ARABIC FOOD to the
stomach nerves lungs liver curing dyspep sfa I'm.
dises'tons constipation diarrhea acdivy palpitaton.
seeplessness, debility, wasting. cough asthma fevera
consumption. low spirlts 1850 cures which had ro.
sisted All other remedies Depot in New York JOHN Z.
HENRY. CtkRAN CO.. Nos. 8 and College DIacN
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Scalp Diseases and Complaints, Dan>
druff Falling, Loss and untimeiy Graymess also Noes
Warts and Disgurng Excresce OF the face neck
hands and unnatural edness OF the Nose positively
cured by the special treatment Of DR. Il. c. PkRhY. n
Bond street, New York.
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Donevan's Restaurant, No. East
Twelfth street. Table d. Hote Dinner, 81 So wtuA IN
ciuded Private Dinners from - to - hesd.
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TROUBLE IN LITTLE ROCK.

Governor Garland Orders Smiths Ar.
rest and Issues an Order to Call Out
tho Militia.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Nov. II, 1874.
The PRONUNCIATION OF the message OF Baxrers
Lieutenant Governor Smith, assuming the func-
tions OF Governor, created great excitement on
the streets to-day. Some were disposed to look
at the matter as huge joke, but when it became
known that an application had gone on to Presi-
dent Grant for the recognition OF Smith as head OF
the government. the anatr became serious. The
Garland government at once took steps 10 crush
out IT'S rival Jonn q. Price, proprietor OF the Re-
publican, at whose office s'GOvernOrn Smiths
proclamation was printed, was arrested Tor trea-
son. Warrants are out also for the arrest OF
Smith, r. Wheeler, Judge Mcclure anu other lead
ing republicans. IL Is rumored that Governor Gar.
laUd will promulgate an order calling out the
militia tomorrow. The friends Of both
parties are holding caucuses tonight, but
it is difficult to determine what they have
done. A despatch has been sent to the President
setting forth the incidents occurring to-day, ana
requesting pr rOmpt action on his part The evi-
dence taken before the Congressional committee
bore almost exclusively upon the legality oil the
Legislature, which passed the act calling the Con-
stltutional Convention. Governor Garland testified
tnat he was Acting Secretary OF State at the time
the Legislature met, and, not being In possession
OF the election returns, certified to list or men,
bers elect to the clerks OF the two houses from the
names published in the Little Rock Republican
and Gazette.
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Trusses, Einstic Stockings, shouldee
BRAC ES, ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS &c. at popular
prices. DR.. GLOVER, 10 Ann street
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DR.. sharp's Specific for Dyspepsis-
Purely vegetable: gentle and in effect cures All
cascs with out exception Retail uOOrER's Pharmacy,
sixth
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The Christian Union.

The Christian Union, Henry Ward
Beccher, editor, says:-New York and BROOKLYN ladies
of the better classes will this ronize the houss
Of G. 9. sHAYNE co. the leading fashionable resort
for reliable and elegant FURs Broadway corner Tenth
street The goods manufactured BY this nrm made
from thoroughly dressed skins"
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THE ENGLISH PRESS ON THE CON.
TROvERsY.

The Times and Telegraph Side with
Gladstonc-Thc Pail Mall Gazette Adj
verse-Rcccption OF the Gladstone
Pamphlet I'm Germn ny-Rumors or an
Old Catholic Party in Engla and-writ-
ing to the Herald.
LONDON, Nov. IA, 1874.
The Times says in an editorial article that
in one respect the pamphlet produces the re-
suit the author aimed at in eliciting
EVIDENCE OF DISSATISFACTION
with the recent developments Of Papal policy.
Lord Camoys and Lord Acton, both Catholics,
side with Gladstone. 1t is easy to expose this
policy in view of the explanation offered by
Archbishop Manning's letter TO the editor of
the HERALD, published to-day, declaring
THE DOGMA OF AVAILABILITY
IN old truth, but since it was imposed it
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FRANCE.

Political Offenders to Remain Under Punish.
ment.
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DyeInS and Cieantng.-rhe Empire
DyEINa AND CLEANING COMPANY call forand dc.
liver goods Work surpassed by none. Uffces--936
Broadway z,d ST. Io6 9TH near l4th s75 5th
av. 2lth 81
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


A LIST OF THE NEW NOVELS
TERRIBLE sECRET-An intensely interesting pev
y 1snss qsSr q wSs ~
Telegram saysfor intense interest, il has not been
sr Woeds 'os %s East Price
THROUGH TnICK AND TINA powerful new
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which Is having such tremendous - Price 81 s.
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@ CHARLES D5cKssg now ID.
MARION HARLANDs NEW, BooK;zA charming
now story BY faa% TaG,oa MI HarlandS JauS 6n enied
+ rapidly passing ,hToush pres. and the pabu:heu
nGRs
de-s FOR ars pouring IL rom Se
have mense sale. Due notice will be given Of pubs
ncaiion day.
OTHER NEW BOOKS
Christianity and spr,tualism-By DR.. crowe. ga n
EDon and Coda novel; by Mrs, C. L McIvsia... n
Josh Bilhnsss Farmers Aiminax tor 1878. .........
Fatal Psssion-An excitins new story.......
res'ed-A novel by author of 'stolsn Waters.
G. w. CARLTON CO.. Pubiisnsrs
Madison square. New York
N ENCYCLOPEDIA OF THE BEST THOUGHTS oP
ShSss s o as e. a.
able every lover OF the great author; 5S pAscs; -
T. j. Hale son. IL Murray street. New Yorx-
A -.oBsERvArIoNs ON THE HEALTH OF
"A. Women" BY DR.. sprenS' In late member New ycrs
author, 2o West twenty second street 'rhis pamphlet
DRfGHTS DISEASE. DIABETES. GRAVEL CAL
Liver. kidneys. Biadder; Prostate ulaud Premature
Prostratcn. organic Debility and Chronic Affections
uncurable by general practtioners. A ~ page limo
Pamphlet explaining their successful treatme BY
lures specific, Bethesda Mineral spring atcr and Dr.
A. Hawlev Heatn the author VIII be free any
address, Letters rom phy sciaus and Others hopeless
cases cured, in PAMPHLET Depot and reception roomA
2u broadway, New York.
MAxHooD-2oorH EDITION TREATISE ON
u the Laws Concerning Lie, Explanatory OF the
Causes and symptoms with nstruc lions for the sue
ccssfui treatment Weakness, Low spirits, Dcspond-
ency Nervous Exhaustion Muscular Debility and Pro-
dress the author. Dr. T. DE i. cCRTIs No Is East siE-
teenth street. New York
MAYOR HAvEMEYER WANTS TO
NA disestahiish the polce,
blow up the Groom water
abolish Ceutral PARK,
do away with horse cars
bury Greenwood Cemetery
and pull down the Brooklyn Srds~
"'' "se~ ARcAprAN.
now enlarged TO 10 pafsI: Iss sGS S esnss Hnsss''a
Te bs had s ths news stands Or 81 y HsaaA seseee
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Wanted Immedfately-One Hundred
Ladies' at $40 EACH be cured Of INDIGESTION Constips
ton sick Headache, Nervous AMI General Debility. no
NO money yoa are we Ths wask OF
does the work. References required.
j. PURLEY 4 co, LIZA Broadway
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A.-ChOfce Furs from Selected Skins Mt
very low prices every article guaranteed as repre-
senied. Cail before purchasing, BrkKk,
2l4 Broadway. Park Bank Building
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A.-Barry's Trfcophcrous Keeps Alive
the roots of tho HAIR thcm with nourishing moisture
and produces magnificent growth. Sold by all drug
Cists Depot 26 Liberty street.
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Wigs. Toupees, Ssc.-G. Rauehfuss,
practical WIgmaker and importer of Human Hair Nos
a East Twelfth street. near Broadway.
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AI.-Furniture Barg aims. See Kelly &
cor advertise mcnt
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Pure Wines mt Popular Prices.-Pleas-
ANT VALLEY WINE COMPANY'S SPARKLING SI6,
fermenteJ in the bottle like all true champagnes; rs
ceived grand Prize Medal at Vienna ali other
glncs: STILL CArAWBA sweet or dry, s2 per sslonj
$3 60: BRANDfES $6 80. Companys full discounts a
the trade, by their agents. H. b. KIRK Co. 50 Fulton =
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Al Furniture.
Established 1926
At cost large and select stock Of Household Furn-
and Dining Suits WILLIAM n. LEB 100 and 3O1 Fulton
street near Church street. and 27 Canal street. door
ens NJ Rroudwny.
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thoroughiy ana s%piemdiaV % ,tdmparnng most natural
"~--~~S -
Cutie ular Disngurement seldom Comes
sngly No does pimpie or freckic appear on
the than hundred more directly come keep
the company Is IL with those unsg SPOTS
denuuainascd '.nesh worms, and wnich are painful
when squeezed out Dr. GOURAUD'S ITALIAN MEDI-
GATED SOAP Il a pure preventive ana cure Tor those
evils besides possessing the power removing sun
burn, saowness, redncss. roughncss rngworm, moth,
Ac rendering the skin white clear smooth and trans,
parent lhis soap N 50 singuary buoyant that Il will
hcat on the surface o. the water; and this virtue
either salt hard water, makes II peculiarly valuable
10 bathers. GOuKAUD'S POUDRE SUBTLE will posi-
lively uproot hair In any part Of the human
body. GOuRACD's HAIR RESTORATIVE whi post
lively force har grow bald places prevent Its rail-
ing danGru and make coarse wiry hair SOFT
silky and glossy. GOCRAuu'S LIQUID ROUGE Is a
beautiful carnalon coloring pale cheeks and lips
GouRAUDs HAIR DYE will change red or gray hair
to beautiful brown black the instant II ~ applied,
without staining the SKIN. Beware ot The
genuine cosmetics aud preparations OF Dr FELA Gou
kAuU only be had genuine AT his depot ~ Bond
street, ami dr uggists Soap 5Uc. Rouge, oJ.
Cancer Cured without tho knife or
pain. Chronic diseases a speciality by j. NJ COM1NS,
n NJ. 81. rwt six
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A,-Kftchen Outfits From
$50.
Dinner Sets,
100 pieces $l6 50
First class House furnishing Goods,
Silverpated Ware.
China ami Glass Nare,
at very low prices at
EDWARD d. RASsFORD'S
Cooper Institute Building, corner stores
Eighth street and Third and Fourth avenueA
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Al Furniture.

A Cough Neglected May Lead to Serious
consequences POkTERS BALSAM will give relief
The New York herald., 1874-11-15

Cancer Cured without tho knife or
pain. Chronic diseases a speciality By y. NJ. COMlNS
NJ. d., No. las rAst Fweaty-stxth street
The New York herald., 1874-11-15

Cristadoro's Hair Dye Acts Quickly,
thoroughly and splcndidly, imparting most natural
shades aud easily applied Sold everywhere.
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practically obtained It's full force. 1t. there
fore, becomes an important question-What is
lawful ? The point, according to Archbishop
Manning's letter, can only be decided by the
Pope; consequently
CIVIL ALLEGIANCE
is not limited like other things by dictates Of
truth and conscience, but specific DEGREES. If
the utterances of the two peers are conclusive,
they indicate how
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a.s'u Orleans Republican.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE UNITED STATES
tfsleiAl JOURNAL OF NEW ORLEANS
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

b. z. ST. L. B. J. MONTGOMERY, at Il o'clock
at tue corner of Camp and Na:chez streets, a
general assortment Of new and seeOIsi HAND
furniture, etc.
b C z. GlRARDgY & CO., at II O'Clock, az, the
Merchants and AuctioneeIs' Exchange, Ne
Iots OF ground improved. in McDonogh =
BY THK UNITED STATES MARSHAL, at II O'Clock
at the entrance to the Customhouse, the Grove
Plantation below Algiers.
BIZ CONSTABLE J. W. JONES, at IL O'Clock, al
corner of Union and Dauph ne streets, contents
OF drug store.
BIZ CONSTABLE WILLIAM EGAS, at IL O'Clock,
at warehouse No. 60 Charities street, horse and
wagon.
BIZ ALBERT PAUL, at II o'clock. at No. ~ Royai
street unredeened pledges.
BY SHERIFF HARPER, at II o'clock, on 10.
az Royal street. goods merchandise and NOV
aAias At IL O'Clock, at Merchants and Auc-
toaeers' Exchange, improved piece OF
ground Oh Constautinopl., between Pitt and
PrYrania streets; lot, with buildings, on
Pleasant and Constance streets between Har-
.Ynony and Magazine streets; a lot, with i'm
,rpvements on Bolivar, between Gravier and
perddo Streets four lots in square bounded
~ Magnolia EratO, Clio and Clara streets
three lots in square; one lot in square
bounded by Decatur, Port, Charities and st.
,Esr,i;aand streets; lot in square bounded
'by St. Ferdinand, Royal, Chartres and Monte
ort streets. At S O'Clock, Oh the premises, the
Goods merchandise and mOvables in store No.
~ Canal street, corner of Basin.
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UNITED STATES MAIL.

Louisiana.
PosToFFICg DEPARTMENT.
Washington, Decembtr |, 1873.
PROPOSALS WILL. BE RECEIVED AT THE
l. Contract office of this department until T..
NJ. of March ,, 1874 Ito be decided by the TWEEN.
tiethl tor carving the mails of the United States
from July l. 1874 to June 30. 1875, On the following
routes in the state of louisiana and by the sched
of departures and arr vale herein specified, VIZ:
1887 From Waterproof, by Wild Wood 10 Kirk S
Ferry sixteen miles and thIee-quarters and
back, once week.
Leave Waterproof Monday at 3 A. NJ;
Arrive at Kinks Ferry by 4 P. M
leave KRIS Ferry Tuesday at q NJ;
Arrive at Waterproof by P NJ
BIG Prom Cotile by COtile Laudtng, to SGllivans
Landing, ten miles and back, three times a
week.
Leave Cote Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Arrive at Sullivans Landing by IL ".
Leave Sullivans Landing Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday at p NJ;
Arrive at Cotile by p. NJ
BIB From Columbia, by Alpha, to Castro Springs
TWENTY-FIVE miles and back, once a week.
Leave Columbia Tuesday al A. NJ;
Arrive al Castro springs by p: d.;
Leave Castro Springs "Wednesday at A. n;
Arrive at Columbia by P. NJ
2l9 From Arcadia to Liberty Hill, fifteen miles and
back, once week.
Leave Arcadia Tueeday at A. NJ;
Arrive at Liberty Hill by ~ 81
Leave Liberty Hill TUESDAY at P NJ
Arrive al Arcadia by F. NJ.
3l20 From Homer, by Summerfield, Scottsyiile and
Spearsvile, toHillsborou:h "A Kansas, nIty
four miles and back once a week.
Leave Homer Monday at A. NJ:
Arrive at HillsborOugh next day by II NJ
Leave HlllsbDrough Tuesday AT p Nj:
Arrive at Homer next day by P. ".
! 9l2l From Raceland by Lock port and EaliOus
to Orange City. thirty eight miles and lack
a week.
| Leave Raeeland Wednesday at P. ~;
Arrsve at Orange City next dag By = NJ;
Leave Orange City Tuesday at 10 A. NJ
Arrive at Raceland next day by 10 A. n:
| 3l22 From Lake Charles, by Sugartown ana Lees
vile, to Nanny l25 miles and back once a
week
Leave Lake Charles Thursday at A. NJ;
Arrive at Nanny Saturday by d p. ~.
Leave NANNY Monday at A. NJ;
Arrive at Lake Charles Wednesday by s P VI.
| The contracts to be executed and returned
| to the Department by or before the first day 81
| June. 1874 otherwise the accepted bidder " . ,e
| considered having failed, and the Postmaster
/ General NAV proceed to contract for the service
| with Other parties, according to law.
For forms of proposal, guarantee and certificate
and also for instructions to the conditions to bt
EN- braced III the contract etc, see advertisement:
| OF December |, 1872. and March 81, 1873, inviting
proposals for mail service in Lou 5iand 20 be fOuut
! at othe principal postoffices.
! Bids should he sent in sealed envelopes, super
scrbed, Mail proposals. State OF Louis ana, ana
| addressed TO the Second ASS. Aalt Postmaster
| General. JOHN a. J. CkkSWELL,
| de2D st law Postmaster Gene r!.
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

NEW ORLEANS, La January l, 1874.
GEALED PROPOSALS (WHICH NEST BE IN
- triplicate. with copy OF this advertisement
attached to each invited til SATURDAY,
January 81 1874, at twelve o'clock NJ, for furnish
ing
FRESH BEEF, for all persons supplied with
ratiOns and subsistence stores at the military sta
tons at and in the vicinity of New Orleans Jack
son barracks and other stations drawing rations
from the above named places The beef to be
delivered TO the troops in all eases.
The beef TO be OF the best quality which the mar
ket affords and in equal proportions of fore and
hind quarters, with necks, sh' nks and kidney
taOw excluded, and to be furnished ae often as
tn. government may require il.
The deliveries 70 be secured by a contract with a
good and sufficient bond and to continue in force
till June 80, 1871 such less time the Commits
sary General OF Subsistence may direct.
Envelopes to be endorsed proposals for Fresh
Beef and directed to the undersigned.
A. BECKWfTH
jas st Commissary OF Subsistence.
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The Shakespeare Club.

Tonight will occur at the st. Charles
Theatre the grand entertainment for the
benefit of the above named club. when will
be produced with unusual scenic display,
mechanical effects and appropriate music,
the beautiful dramatic story of the Lady
o. the Lake. The piece will embrace in
its cast the names of the most prominent of
the acting members of the club, with Misses
Alice kingsbury, Minnie Doyle and +. An
drews. as Blanche of Deron, Ellen Douglass,
and Lady Margaret Following the drama
will be acted the neat little comedy OF the
"Conjugal Lesson in which Mr.. Frank IL.
Wilson and Miss Amelia Waugh will appear
as N'. and M's. LuliaJy. Tickets are being
rapidly sold, and the benefit promises 10 be
the large and generous one the club de-
serves