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shipping Commissioners Report.

Through the courtesy Of Colonel William
Wright, the United States shipping COM
missioner at this port, we have been per-
mitted to copy his report to the Circuit
Court for tho ak months ending this day:
OFFICE UNITED STATES SHIPPING COMMISSIONER, }
No. Marigny Buildings. (
Ney Orleans, La June 80, l8l4)
To the Honorable the Judges of the UAited States
Circuit Court:
have the honor to submit the following
report of the working of this office from
the first day of January, 1874, to the
thirtieth day of June, 1874, inclusive:
The working of the law in this port has
been all that the friends of the cause could
desire. reiterate the assertion made in
former report, that the present system of
paying advances to seamen is most perni-
cious-it simply converts the sailor into an
article of merchandise.
Great complaint has been made hereto.
fore by captains and owners of ships OF
having to pay what is known as blood
money!. e., bonus to bOardinghouse
keepers when sailors are scarce; all this
had been stopped at this port, but during
the past four months many of the captains
large number Of sailors in port, have been
receiving from five to ten dollars per man
from the boarding house keepers, for the
privilege of shipping the crews from their
houses. This proceeding will produce retail
iasion when sailors become scarce.
Can it be any wonder that the sailors are
dissatisfied with their lot in life, when
those whose imperative duty it is to pro.
| tect them trade in their necessities!
The number of seamen shipped in this
| Office from the first day of January, 1874,
to the thirtieth day of June, 1874, is 1l47,
receiving as advance wages $47 .3l9.
The number discharged during the same
| period ia SS2 receiving as wages earned
| $32 1877 81.
The number of seamen reported as hav
! ing died is eight, report Of which was
officially furnished the the Circuit Court,
as required by law.
| The amount Of fees collected is $2735.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
! WILLIAM WRIGHT,
United States Shipping Commissioner
Port of New Orleans.
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See advertisements.

SALES AT AUCTION FOR TAXES By THE
SHERIFF.-Attention is called to the sales at
auction to be made this day at noon, at the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange,
Royal street, by the sheriff of the parish of
Orleans, for State and city taxes, of i'm
proved and vacant real estate, situated
respectively in the First, Third and Sixth
Districts of this city. For particulars and
terms see ad vertisements.
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Staub,s New Stand.

The enterprising young proprietor OF the
news department in Goldthwaite's book
store, No. 60 Canal street, continues to
favor US daily with many publications
always welcome and useful to an editor
He favors also the public at large in quite
as acceptable manner, for he is constantly
supplied with papers OF the latest dates
from Northern and Western cities, which ne
sells at publishers prices.
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NEW YORK.
Indian Contracts Awarded.

Indian Contracts Awarded.
New YORK, June 29.-The annual aware.
ing of contracts for Indian annuity goods
was concluded to-day by commission con.
sisting of the commissioner Of Indian a.
fairs, N. J. Turney, T. H. Smith, OF the
board of Indian commissioners, Walter d.
Smith. assistant attorney general, and Cen
eral B. r. Cowan, secretary Of the Interior
Department.
The prices at which awards are made are,
without exception, lower than they were
last year, and the successful bidders are
men of the highest standing, and comprise
some of the most enterprising manufactu
rers and dealers in the country.
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ESTATE OF CHRISTOPHER G. PAM
ard-No. 1876

uy1rRp STATES MARsHAL's OrricE'
New orleans, June %, 1874.
yJ,aIs rs TO GIVE NOTICE THAT AN Z, ALIAS Nil Hs
~. nsfrict Court Of the United states for the DIS
trct Of Louisiana against the estate Of e
G. Packard of the parish Of Plsquemines StV own w
1~tition: that the payment Of any debts ana ana
the delivery Of any property belonging tos sI trans.
far of any property by him are forbidden by aw;
that meeting of the creditors Of said as
to prove their debts and choose one or uTt of
hsSnEr,ntcy. to be holden ON the thirteenth Gay
~ InIv 4. D. 1874 1T twelve O'Clock n, et tHo
Gustomhouse building, New Orleans, before " d
Aouogg' rosis'oA' & \. PACKARD,
,.,.;-,, United States AarshsL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-06-30

The sheriff Of the parish Of Orleans will
proceed to-day to the following sales:
At 1890 A. NJ, on the premises, on Ex-
change alley. between St. Louis and Cont
streets, Second District, fishing materials,
etc.
And at 5 P. NJ, on the premises, corner
of jackson and Magazine streets. the con-
tents of drug store and a lot Of furniture
etc.
Coo od
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

NOTICE.-WE HAVE THIS DAY FORMED
IN partnership under the name and style OF
PAYNE, KENNEDY & CO., to succeed the old nrm
of ]. u & H. N. Payne L. Co., and to transact a
Cotton Factorage and Commission business ~
s. H. KENNEDY,
And the late members of J. q. H. M. Payne Co.
Kew Orleans, La, June o. 1874. lezs i'm
nISsOLUTION OF COPAKTNERsHlp
IL The firm Of SAMUEL SMITH CO. is this
Nr CHARLES KILSHAw, at No. 156 Canal street,
will attend to the liquidation Of our T unsettled
husinesa SAMUEL SMITH.
A. W. SMITH.
CHARLES KILSHAW.
New Orleans, May 10, 1874 my2O I'm Fam ON
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REWARDS.

- ~ UWaRn.-STRAYED FROM NO. %
G5 u Unner Rampant street, . black and Tan
BULLDOG, with white spot ON his breast we,snf nf
about fifteen pounds, answers 20 "a ane % tHa ner
SON returning him to the undersigned uovprI
1880 IT. u W. NV ~
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
Estate OF vALARIE D. STRAUTZ-
No. 1926.
United STATES MABsHALs OFFICE (
New Orleans, June "a, 1914.

uy1rEp STATES MABsHALs OFFICE,
New Orleans. June "a, 1874.
yx,Hrs rs TO GIVE NOTICE THAT AN AL ALIAS ~
~, n;strct Court of the United States Tor the
pstrct as Of Iou;siana against the estate Of
Valaris D. strautz of New vreams: fa,,,:iana.
adiudSsd adj bankrupt upon his own OWL pens; pns
the payment Of se1oSens snx ssSss 70 said
Of any property BY him are forbdden by law that
meeting of the creditors Of SAID ass;pness
Of his estate will be held at court VI yHn Iuin
Tuptcy, to be holden on the eleyenth Gay 1a Custom
ArD' 1874 at twelve O'Clock M, ct tne TuE.o noan
sonsa building New Orleans, before G. s. hehogX'
Register. 80 PACKARD
u.;tad Stafea Marshal.
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LOST.

- OST m sTOG,EN.-A PROMIssORY NOTE
i for the sum of $75. dated New Orleans the
twenty sixth or twenty y-seventh Of June, & 49,;
made by Jose Martinez to order OF ana ~ t
The public is cautioned against negotiatang the
ahove payment having been stopped JeZ7 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-06-30

Josh Billings never said truer thing
than this: "Most every one luvs to listen to
a Islander. but there amt but phew but
what despise the author ov it,"
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FOUND.

-nTNn.-ON CAMP STREET, MONDAY, JUNE
90 a gold BREASTPIN, which the owner can
have bv calling at this Office, proving Propei.lV
and paving for this advertisement Je'' ~
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PERSONAL,

The last dispatch received from Governor
Kellogg was dated ia Ch icago. He is on
his way home, and is expected to arrive
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Having made arrangements with the celebrated
BESTS BREWERY Of Milwaukee, l will be en-
abled to supply my customers with this famous
beverage during the season This s the only h9HSs
CENTS per glass. At HUGO hEDwlIL,
ie4 i'm No. l32 Common street.
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ie3O jyl2 RLl Sheriff OF The PaIish q: Orleans.
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SCHEME.

10000 Ticaets..........Ti Tickets eulv aa0
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my3o jel4 90 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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COnvalescent.

". r. HAAfEk
js3H is Sheriff Of the PAr.sh o, Orisanh
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES,
approximations of s BOO each for the nine
remaining units OF the same ten of the
number drawing the $40, 900 prize are
0 approximations OF $500 each for the nine
remaining units of the same ten of the
9 approximations Of $500 each for the nine
remaining units of the came ten of the
number drawing the 81 900 prize are.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-01-29

CrrTIso Com STALEs.-A CORES
pom lent of the Rural Worl,i gives
the following directions Take a
stick Of timber tour inches thick and
twelve inches wide, and long rs you
please $50 that 1t vii. not be too
heavy for two horses TO drag.) !
use one twenty Ieet long, and hitch
one horse 10 each end then put a
10y OH each borse, and your machine
is ready. The stalks must be h I'd
frozen, and the square edge OF the
timber will cut them off as smooth z 3
any person would wish. This is Tor
stalks where gram has been sown for
stock, and whore i. Is d, sirablc to
plow under the ground: the stalks
shonlj be soft, that it may turn the
stalks down without breaking, a
round pole will answer for the last
but for wheat, square ilnbs
should be used. / broke down thirty
acres OF stalk last February in three
ma halt hours, and dill it better
than i. is usually done with the hoe,
whicl, would cost me five days labor.
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)
To Levi Q. DuHning:--
You are hereby notified til; on or before
the 9th cay Of February a. d. 1874 there
will be On file in tho Office Of the Clerk OF
the District Cour, of Tama County, Iowa, q
ue.ision Of r. II. Mcclellan asking that "a
certain deed ezeesicl by R.-W. Wright and
Charlotte A. Wright, his wife, 10 Levi O.
UuDning, made on tile 9Th day OF May
1856, on the north fractional half OF the
northeast quarter OF section one II, in
township Ne. eighiy-four (8i), north of
range No. fourteen il4) west Of the 9Th 7.
NJ. which said deed was lied for record IN
the Recorders Office in Tama County, Iowa,
and recorded III Book q, On page 5eo OF
Tama County Record on The 18th day Of
January 1857, may be annuiled, set aside
and held for naIshi. AMI that said Levi y.
Dunning be decreed to have no interest
whatever in said land by virtue Of said
deed, and asking full and complete reicfin
tho premises.
And tina, unless you appear thereto, and
defend, on or before noon Of the secord day
Of the next term of SAID Court, being TIE
Feb, uary term Of SAID Court for the year
A. D 1874, commencing on the 81 Monday
Of February A. u. 1874, 1T tie Court House
in Toledo. in sad county. defauit will be
entered against you, and judgneu; render
STKTBLE & GOODRICH,
3-Gl Ats for Plaintiff.
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GREAT lDUSTRIES

oP fIis UNITED IAlhs.
1890 jage.. sni 800 engT.vire., printed
in Rrcish and ';eFIaar. Er!flen +! 5.ea :
eminent authors inc u.ag Jaaa 3. 'f)ase
Hon Lee. Case E4Iraf! Il r-r1. Re-. /,
FL Twin Hall, PHILIP kir.-y. Aiaeri .t}sosae
Horace eveelev efe
This work is a eolnp'ete history ef Al!
branches % iuaustr-. PROGRESSES cl naa.n-
s4ciure. e;s n ali ages. l. 10 eeaflsis
eacytiUp d,s a.'- AMI manufactures
=t,i ! the HOS, entertaining and v.ustle
NO \ x Information OF subject al genera
is'efes, ever offered oihs pu.ie. We r.e
o4v agents t-e exclusive rigstt x ieff5terY.
,fee ot or agents sod Is copies il eight
lays. another saii 3it in va csess. 0nr
gen. ia Hartford SD o97 il ens week.
Specimens = he york sent 10 agent. en
lac receipt o. three cent stamp. Fer
CIRCULARS aul tera.s 10 agents a4aiss: he
Publishers.
s7rl an ele-,n: German Chrome,
R.olytei, and resi-. ier framing IRE 10 e'-
eFy agent.
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HARTFORD CONN. or CHICAGO III
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ESTR4Y UEIFER.

TAkEN up by Christian Schware, OF Per-
j ry Township, Tam County, Iowa, on
the 9th day Of November, 1873, one astray
Heifer, described as follows: One letter
two years eli past. dark red color, with
~Eiic on belly ard hind feet, both cars
rather short, apparently frozen; left ear
Shorter than right.
Toledo, Jan. 9th, 1874.
LsEAL.J THOMAS s. FREE.
Auditor Tama County, Iowa.
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hcsicULTURAL.
Aerating Cream.

Tn tho L;re .Sfork Journal, y. Batis
10, n. u, Mr.. l.. Is Arnold rsniies
tc a subscriber, who Ii-la"s 10 know
The effect 10 sera;ing cFeam white
ohur,aing, as isiio.s
There is = current belief among a
cer,ain class OF batter makers that n
.n.roiuction OF air .n.o the cream
while chur,iinc has great nihaencc
in shortening ias TIME OF cslnriiihs
and although experiments made 4"
test the exten; OF this influence iase
failed TO show Is cxis,efea, ! viii
no, sa, that !, las not some c:fcsi
| have not, however, a1hanstet ~
ves,i.ation In the :nalier. y patent
.lesice which was sill TO 90 nlarvc.s
10 shortening ,he churnlns and I'm
proving tie batter, vas iaorcas 81 y
tried with no perccptlble effect. \
glas. churn large enough t,r work
ing model and possessing system 2:
air distributors and valves operated
by an ;nseuiousiy constructed da-i'er
handle, tina. drove storm Of w.n'i
into the cream aal sep; j; in . r
Ice, foam while chusuinc. a!so pro.ed
= ,o.s. failure wheE tested ty timing
Al inventive neighbor devised :.
peculiar connection between d4saer
and Laalle, snch TIA. every iifae In
,,.sl wen. do-s ]. drove . quantity
Of air into the cream Il tAe bottom
.pi the cilnrn, br. J. pros,,. 4 fruit
less Invention L-iisrs ptten. have
Ian .ssrei for grea, many Or
eharns, bcs n2nc Q. ,aem lave ever
c3sne into any considerable ase, an
he natural inference Is Tia. tAe! size
no. rn1ca better la, 2ir e-ssl2s- Ba'
cir may lie nseial .in charming :
manufacturer in : dreamer. IL -
dash clsurns ere rsel. snakes the m
de- side 9. ,he lssii. wlici. j. as laFcs
IS vii 60 into tie ei.cTn. coac-ve
When The dash goes down into III.
cream, tie ai- IL this conc-yc bottom
j: tie dash Is crowded Oh. iiy :h'
cream, aai i secn On al a.iiss aa4
bling 1p to the top. The baiteI
does ID. come any sooner ~ tlif
eharn having the coGcayc dash thai
ia these having tie dash lit,le con
yex, bn. the al which covers the boi
:c.n Of HE eoucasc dash make
cushion. sh;ch prevents tie hard
dash !rotn Joiug Violence . tie cream
as it strikes it in going down, aud
the gram Of the batter IS found 10 b.
Improved. This is The best ese Va
have seen OF air in burning.
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GEO. ?. POWELL K Co..

c9uiuct An AgeEay fog h. reception c-.,
,erts..acn. f5r American Newspapers
tie sncst c3atTje.s establishment of lhe Kind
Z the vca'i. SIX ih0E-ani NEWSPAPERS
are KEEP regularly Oh tie, opsn 10 inspection
~ customers Every A3-erassm.as i.
i.s5u u .he home rric. Of the paPer, with
sUi any a4litienaI ch :rge or communication
% iAAt an advertiser il Leating wiil the
.gencr. Is -ayel r9aa'e ard cyrres y3:. =
ezee, masking ore c7;5.act iusts1i OF 4 Z
"a I hundred or : II usani. 4 s0OH of
2. -hty page. esnfain!n- ii-s- assi paper.
ta~s-st calculations. iell .I9as Agricultural.
49,, poiitI.a. 9tiiY AMI capu3ry papers
s-9 magazines ahi all publications wl,ch
are sYecta IL valuable - aiscra.sefs. vita
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An English engineer, Of large *.
pcrience in the lrriga.ing system Of
India, ia preparing maps ana plans
Tor The irrigation Of the California
valley, to Dc submitted 10 the noxt
Legislature.
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i Splendid Present
now Ready.
rnH EYIEr sI.RstHlkaa 10
HEARTH AND HOME
FOR 1874

Another issni.ful OIL Painting has lsen
executed ~, the Publishers hy Nr. Rein
hart, and ii is one OF The most charming
pictures from tie hard Of that emincnl AIT
Isl. Ii has ai.o teen Reproduced with stea,
success in 6hromo. Ths Picture, which j.,
entitled LOOK 0UTs i finely cclorel.
very rue 10 life. and will slensli, lie fecip-
ietis l. is des gnel as a Iresfrt Tor I'LL
subscribers t. H,AH1u AND Hon. foi tie
year 1874, ineluisug single Subscribers.
hose IN Clubs, ste
II sill b. delivered r, = Broadway free
ofch1rqs II TO be sen; ~ mai, IL ernfs
must be furnished 10 ? eray packing and
paziage. for - cents IL tc.I b.. Mounted
Farni,hei. Pactsd, az! rat I5spqM 10 .es.ly
-nb-efi bers TO i4EaRTn AND !iu4s
r. 3. lie Chrome will be delivered
Al he o!iice, MOUNTED Free
Al the Once. MOUNTED. ID cents extra
sen, b. Mail. UNNOUN I'D, 10 cts extra
S.nt b Mail, MOT \ TED, - Gems extra
The price OF iiEAhrn AsD H,as il g
ysar. or 81 secures HEkRrnA> IIosK All
tie .anter.cen -igr,ealiaFal Win the .Asr,-
cuitwsst there vii also be presented 4 n1tt
!. l.ttfu! Ckrofao Of an original picture,
painted expressly fer this purpose.
4 fen Of The beautiful pictures, TIE
Strawberry Girl" which were girca Iast
seaeon 10 thousands Of subsrl bers are stall
IN OFT, And tslile ery reH.sis.' subscribers
10 Hearth aid Hons can have their el.oite
heiwren this aud the new Chrumo .eLouk
Oai z but the choice must be named 81 tine
Of subscribing, and if tie fast 10 taken, so
eeas extra, instead Of Is cis . must be .eat
fot mounting. packing and prepayment.
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The Wichita, Kassas, land office
reports that 81 claims have been
taken under the tree planting act Of
last March. and that the amour, OF
land thus taken IS Il, U40 acres.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
Mather Hale Smiths Aep Book,
BULLS & BEARS
OF NEW YORK

Nearly COO pages. Profusely Illustrated.
Ii you wish 10 know how fortunes are
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are ruled, how suck comp.niss originate
an! &, lode, gov psnies sire crested how
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present greet a-.c originated, kog stocks
are bong, and sold. how bubble companies
originate, read This book. /; relates ths
biogr.p he. Of lie great loading sp.cal,to-s
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and It. operators during tie pa,i 200 years.
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the disease, and Hlsh assHT-
ance, founded Oh proof that 10 harm cen :.l..e
from It's use ID any quantity
That : hic.I protects from Or rrcreHts Ills els.
order must BIZ II immense scivsre a the com
nluEisics Wllc.e it prevails Y-sgcstf6n Is batter
tilaa cure, f)f the patient escapes lie fiSk Wairh
he aust run iii violent attacks ol iiis haet dis
temper. This CtREs cNrcis tlie ii.Iass gasic
poison CT FEVER AND .tGII from the sy+tgmt
and prevents TIC Development If Tie disease i.
taken On tae lies, approach &C its Irensanitery
symptoms 1t Is not only tie hest remedy ercr
vet discovered for this class Of eaggpiailis, tn.
also the cheapest. The large quantity Uc sap
ply for dollar brings Il within tie rearii of
everybody; and in bil.ges aistIilts, whese
rLgER AID AGILE prevails, cfefyhsGy should
have il. AMI use il freely, bGtii iar cure and fo-
tecf.3a /. i. hopcl this pTiee y III i7ce I, Hiira
tie read, OF alI-the poor rs vel rs tie l.eh.
cher ever discovered for The speedy end ccltain
cuse Of Intermitents is, that il contains no tlui-
nine or mineral; consequently i produces no
the constitution. Those cafeI hy.t ase lea
healthy as il they had never had lie II ease.
Fever and Agac Il not alone BE conseaEeiS
orders arise from its irritation, anion. which
are Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Govt, Headache
Blindness, Tooihache, Earacta, Ga'arIii, Asth-
ma Psipsaticn, Painful. Affection of the spleen.
Uyste1ies Rain Ia the Bowels, Collie, PARALYSIS,
anil arrangement Of the stomach, al or lvich,
wien originating in this cause, put on the in
tnrntte;t t.re, Or LEONE ne. ,,ao 81, Ihs
consequently cures them all ALIKE. 1T il IN III
yalsaIie protection 10 Immigrants and persons
travelling or temporarily residing in lie mala-
,ioms districts. II tssken occasioEsily 81 daily
while exposed - the infection, that viii be ex-
crs,ed from The system, and sannet Accumulate
In eni,icien. quantity 10 ripea into disease
Hence it Il eTen more valuable for protection
than cure; AMI few win ceer snGcr f.on Inter
,Eitten.s ii they avail themselves Of the rTo.ec-
ton this remedy afofdr.
For Lirer Complaints, arising from tcr1l.3-
i,v Of the Liver It is exseiien. remedy, slim
ilftInS tho Liver into healthy activity, and PRO
tncing many truly remarkable cascs. rt-erc
other medicines fail
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Practical and analytical Chemists.
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I'D PIiJlS & ORGANS

sew and Secondhand. vi fiasi-c.a.s Ma
kers. VII ise s3.i al lower prices for cash,
or on insla .inie -, IN eitA Or ceuaNry, dug
ing ini- Finsnciai Ccis;- ana the holidays
by HORACE WATERS & son. 4sl Broad
WAY. than ever before offered IA New York.
AGEsTs WANTED Is sell Waters Ce e.
bralel Planes Couceria aud Orchestral Or
eans. Illustrated Catalogues mailed. =
Great Inducements to The traie. large
discount 70 Ministers, Churches, sunday
Schools, ct.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-01-29
List OF Ciftss
roi.', 1900 Gifts. all cash, s.,
PRICE OF TICKETS.

PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets, $50: Halves. s25, Tenshs,
or each coupon, So; Eleven who tickets for
IS 0. "a tickets for $1,000: IL. whole iick-
els for $4,000; .27 whole tickle or Siooos
No discount on less than $50 woth o.
tickets.
The fourth Gift Concert vii be ccnducfea
in all respects like the hree which havsai-
ready been given, and full P .fticulars may
lie learned from crculars. which Will %
sent free from this office tc ! who apply iof
III M
Orders for tickets and applications ior
agencies will be attended 10 in the order
they are received, and il is aoi Cd they Will
pc cent in promptly, that tere 1as De no
disappointment, or delay In ling all. LID.
eral terms given 10 these 40 tuy 70 sell
again All agents are pe nptor.alis re-
CURED 10 settle up theira 4in's and re,
turn al unsoli tickets by .1uth Of March.
THOS. E. B lMsKTlE,
Agt Pablo Library KyY I'D Manager QiH
CoA,ert, Pub. Library bulldog llrdis-
Wick