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The New York herald., 1874-12-31
A COMPLIMENT TO GOVERNOR DIX.

The Shipowners Association OF the State OF New
York have sent to Governor DIX the following ad.
dress:-
To HIS Excelency, john A. DIX, Governor OF she
state OF New York.
SIR-The undersigned have been designated by
the Shlpowners' ASSOCIATION OF the state Of New
York to address Your Exceency upon your an
preaching retirement from office and, ON behalf
OF tne commercial interests OF this port, to
soicitude you have shown to promote the
uculariy by your selecuon aud appoint
ment OF those state officials whose duties
bring them In immediate contact with the
shipping merchants Of this port We desire TO
manner IN which the Depar tments OF Aarbor Mas.
ters and Port Wardens have Ueen conducted
under your administration. The Commissioners
Of Quarantine who have been placed In charge by
you oi that most important branch oil state gov
ernment nave proved TO be gentlemen OF nigh
character and thoroughly qualifled for their
duties; while your retention or Dr. 9. OAKLEY Van.
uerp0eL III the post OF Health Ofiicer OF the PORT
nss preserved to US anu 10 the State the services
Oh ono whose scientific quahncauons and whose
snclens en- ana laborlous devotion TO the duties OF
MS responsible post have enabled MIN 20 hll that
onerous ana dnlcult position IN way which We
peiieVe IL would be Impossible TO surpass
~ Is as simple act OF Jusuce 10 four Excel
lency, and without the intention OF renecting upon
your predecessors. that we bear witness that no
powers OF his olce 10 the complete satisfaction OF
the mercantile interests ot New YORK.
We are, with the hgnest respect your obedient
servants, R0B'r h. MINTURN,l
AMBROSE SNOW, ! Committee
EDWARD HiNIkEN,)
GUsrAyts A. BRETT President.
I u. r. NoRvELI. secretary.
I NEw YORK. December. 1874
The New York herald., 1874-12-31
THE LATE GENERAL SMITH.

The body OF the late General Morgan L. Smith
remained yesterday in an undersaker's store on
Grove street, jersey City, and viii be taken at
nine O'Clock this forenoon to the Pennsylvania
Railroad depot and sent thence to Washington Tor
interment. The remains will be enclosed in
rich rosewood casKet, heavily mounted
with gold. whether he died from apoplexy
or from heart disease mas not been
dctermlned It is probable that ne had been dead
all entire day when the door OF his room in Tay-
or's Hotel was forced open by the proprietor. His
triDues were paid to his memory yesterday al
TaylOr's Hotel by some OF his old Com
paniOns In arms. There was bur one opinion
among those VINO had known him. and that was
tbe country never produced Drawer man. He
was about sixty years oil age.
The New York herald., 1874-12-31
NEW JERSEY.

The trial OF Kenen, the defaulting cashier OF the
Ho0oken Bank, was set down yesterday for next
Monday. Toe Court announced that It would
positively come on that day. No assignment has
been made In Hamlt0n's case.
The verdict OF the Coroner's jury in the case Of
the tour men killed on the Delaware and Lacka-
wanna Railroad Is so sweeping in its censure that
ex-Mayor sawyer intends to bring a civil suit on
the part OF the heirs against the company laying
damages At 100000 The case will also be taken
into the Grand Jury room.
The New York herald., 1874-12-31
FIRE DEPARTMENT AFFAIRS.

At Fireman's Hall affairs remained unchanged
yesterday; but it was evident TO the most casual
observer that uneasy rests the head that wears a
crown" or, In other words. that any moment the
onlcial axe might fan and The valuable services OF
the Fire commissioners be los 10 the city forever.
At the City Hall IL was stated that changes
would take place until alter the accession OF
Mayor Wickham To otce, at when time the com.
missioners OF Accounts would lay before his
Honor snch an o1Doss Of the department as would
Ir0pabv canse she removal of the present Com
The New York herald., 1874-12-31

GAMBErTAs TOUR THROUGH THE PROVINCES.
PARIS April %, 1872.
To His Serene Highness Prince BISMARCK, Ber-
lin -
have received from the Consul, Mr.. Gramatzki,
report on the recent visit OF GamDetta to LIE
havre, the gist oi which Il beg to submit to Your
Exceency.
The newspapers have given full reports OF his
tour through the provinces during the vacation
OF the Legislature, and OF hts speeches IN Anglers
and lie Havre; out 1t Is, Deverthelcss not without
interest TO hear from a trustworthy eyewitness
what an Impression the republican party chief
created in the respective places. HIS sudden re-
appearance on the political stage, alter his retl-
cence IN the Chamber during the last lew weeks
had almost been regarded as an intention OF retir
ing altogether and the moderation OF his language
has probably not failed to produce the antici-
pated Impression and to remind the Right that IL
win have yet TO battle with this opponent While
Gambetta emphasized his solidarity with the policy
oil the President, with the exception OF his
political economy, he branded the assertion that
the Republic was an enemy OF family. property
and religion as bare lioe and IN support OF this
position he reminded his hearers tnat the ma
ority OF the French people owed these possessions
solely to the first glorious revolution. NhlIe he
hnaliy loudly proclaimed that the army must be
newly reorganized, as 1t was 10 be tne means oi
bringing back o the Fatherand It's lost children
the former Dictator tried " convince ihe country
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missioners. An extended review OF the Pre- De-
partInrnt matter, mas already been published In
Inc IL RAID, anG so far there has b en- no attempt
10 answer ne charges OF iavoritism, carelessness
ana nepollsm III no worseI IN the management
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THE CANVASS IN THE SECOND CON
GRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

The rapid and energetic manner in which
Col E. John Ellis has, so far, conducted his
canvass that we have been in measure un-
able to follow him, with anything like full re-
ports That district is so extended, geograph-
ically, and so difficult of access in many por-
tons, that great energy and persistency is
requisite to reach the wildly scattered voting
population. st. Charles and st. John parishes
and the upper portion of Jefferson have been
turning out large aud enthusiastic meetings in
response to Col. Elliss appointments, and the
the colored voters are amongst the most en-
thusiastic. The straightforward honest adj
vice, and the sincere appeals to their better
natures, and to their experience of carpet-bag
rule, so clearly and eloquently put before
them bv Col Ellis and other able speakers, is
fast winning them from the Radical mire. We
trust, confidently, the same powerful voice
may be heard in the next Congress-.
The remaining appointments Of Col Ellis,
in which he will be assisted by Col Eugene
Waggaman and Others are as follows:
Monday, Oct. 49, Premier Station; Tuesday,
Oct. 20, u p NJ. Gretna, Jefferson parish
Thursday, Oct o. Berthoud's, jefferson
parish; Friday, Oct. %, Chenier Caminada;
Monday, Oct. 26, Avondale; Saturday, Oct
81, p. NJ, College Point ST. James parish !;
Sunday Nov. l, II NJ. Billions, st. James
Church; Sunday, Nov. l, at P. NJ, Amber
sons, st. James parish.
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THE COURTS.

Yesterday there was little transpiring in the
several District Courts beyond the trial OF
rules and ordinary motions. Judges Lynch
and Tissot were, for portion Of the morning,
engaged in naturalizing citizens, and their
chambers were crowded with the several appl-
cants and witnesses.
The Sixth District Court was enlivened in
the morning by the presence Of Judge Saucier
who, after his vacation, returned to his duties
much to the qualification Of numerous iti-
giants.
The popularity of Judge Saucier and the in
crease of business in his court, has rendered
necessary this early return, which will be
hailed with much satisfaction by all who have
cases before him.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-The regular dramatic
season OF the Academy Of Music opened last
night with the Wallack Comedy Company,
whose first appearance was welcomed by a
large and select audience.
The great society play, DIVORCED" was
presented with strong cast and magnificent
scenery, and met with a most fattcring recep-
ton.
The company is a good one, and at some
future time we shall take occasion to give the
individual members thereof that mention and
notice which want Of space precludes at
present writing ...@.
For tonight, "Clouds" and "New
Dodge" are announced.
GLoBE THEArRE.-The attractions at this
theatre continue to draw and the probabilities
are that full houses will be the order as long as
the present company remains, forit is OF those
that hold their own at all times
The oio and 'Ixion, or The Man at the
Wheel" will be repeated tonight. and in it
will appear the charming and fascinating Wor-
rell Sisters.
The Globe is the place in which to pass
pleasant evening, and we are pleased to see
that the general public recognizes the fact.
GAYETY THEATRE.-Last evening this place
Of amusement was filed to overlooking with
most appreciative audience. The little Won
der of the world, Baby Mcdonald, MAZE her
first appearance, and took the house by storm.
1t is safe to say that she is the greatest child
performer now on the American stage. Mr..
Jas. Mcdonald. her father, surprised the au-
dlence with his Miraculous skate dance on
small slab of marble. Truly speaking the
whole performance was perfect success.
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[Advertisement.l

Editor New Orleans EuIIetln:
Dear SRI noticed by several advertisements
in your issue of Sunday, the 18th inst, that the
Bayy 4 Pond great fire continues to blaze and
illuminate not only this community, but the COM
mercial world land rival cities will be sure to
ventilate to the injury Of New Orleansl. on two
points which count against US, viz That our
lust claim and are therefofe, NOT worthy Of The
patronage Of our own merchants or that OF other
communities; that our merchants sell goods
falsely weighed and measured, and should not be
patronized.
mate business, suggest that this disgraceful
newspaper war stop, and the matter be left to
the arb .tration Of three disinterested gentlemen
-one to be chosen by both parties in interest,
the third man to be selected BY these two; their
decision to be final and binding on both
MERCHANT.
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AMERICAN GYMNASIUM.

1O3- ST. Charles Street. 103
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT UNTIL 10 P. N.
This Institution is the best and only resort for
the relief Of the sDebilitated, Mental and Ply
steal organizatiAR
Terms-Ony $12 per annum.
Adult classes, Tuesday and Friday, 7:30 P. II.
Juvenile Monday, Wednesday and Friday, froa
$3.50 TO $50 P. M, at the rate Of 81 per month
payable monthly in advance.
HARRY HAMMERSLEY,
Maitre d'Armes and Manager.
au26 3m TuFrSu
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By T. p. McDavitt.
Neutrality-suspicious..

.BOUKS-BUUkS-BUU
DY T. P. McDAVITT-No. 10 st. Charles street.
ID Will be sold, EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK,
commencing at o'clock, the largest collection
Of
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BOOKS
ever brought to this city, comprising all the
works Of the best authors, among them complete
sets OF Dickens, Scott, Thackeray, Bulwer. Du-
mas, Grant, Lever, Lover, Bronte, Maryatt, Hall
burton, Ainsworth, etc. Also, the British and
Spanish School of Painters, consisting Of Murillo,
collection Of over ten thousand volumes in every
Landseer, Mulready. ETC., ETC., and miscellaneous
large invoice Of Family Bibles, Photograph Al
bums Stationery, and fii.e imported English Cut
lerv.
Ierms-Cash. oil I'm
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AUCTION SALES.
By Albert Paul.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF EVERY DE-
scription, Carpets, Crockery, Glass and other
Ware. Etc, Etc.
DY ALBERT PAUL, Aactioneer- Office and
ID salesroom No. 40 Royal street-Will cell every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, at the salesroon, 40 Royal, near
Customhouse streets
A general assortment of new and second hand
Household Furniture. Carpets, Crockery, Class
and other Ware, ETC., etc.
Loans secnred on Furniture, etc. STORAGE At
moderate rates. a24H
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An unusual sight must have been that pro-
cession of colored Democrats in New Orleans
Yesterday. To prevent accidents and out
RACES guard of White Leaguers went along.
Attorney General Williams will only be an
swering general expectations if he shall pre-
pare an opinion that it is greater crime to
protect black Democrats than to kill black
Republicans. Micalo Tribune.
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BY IL. NJ. s. Il. J. Montgomery.

LARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF
PLEDGES Forfeited to the Loan Office,
corner Toulouse and Royal streets consisting
Of Diamond Rings. Earnings. Crosses, ETC.;
Gentlemen's and Ladies' Watches Vest
CHAINS, Ladies' Operas. Rings, Ear. Rings,
Silverware, Clocks, Rev olvel 3, etc. and other
articles too numerous to mention, at Auc-
ton.
Dl Il. NJ. 4 B. j. MONTGONIERY-RM NJ. Mont
ID gomery, Auctioneer will be sold, COM
mencing ON MONDAY, October 10th. 1874, at III
o'clock. at corner of Common and st. Charles,
under the st. Charles Hotel, and continued from
dav to day until the whole stock is disposed Of
All the Pledges forfeited to said Loan Office.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
P. S.-All tho goods pledged on which the in
terest is unpaid will be sold at auction, If not set
tied for prior to the day OF sale. go
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-20

VESSEL on FIRE.

While coming tothe city Sunday night, from
the mass meeting at St. Bernard parish, one
of our reporters saw large vessel on fire in
the middle of the river, some four miles below
the city, The craft seemed to be sin tow"
We were unable to learn any particulars in
regard to it.
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For the House of Representatives.


First Wnrd-A. A. Maginnis Edw. Booth.
Second Wdrd-G. L. Hall. W. J. Hammond and
Charles H. Schenck.
Third Wdrd-W. B. Koontz, John A. Gilmore,
Charles Byrne and Clement L. Walker.
FouH, Wa'd-M. Slbilski, Jules Aldige.
Fifth Wa,d-Charles Roman and Gabriel Pas
81.
iSirth Wdrd-George W. Dupre.
Seuesah Wdrd-O. NJ. Tennison, Geo. P. Burck-
hart
Eighh Wdrd-C. F. Seaman.
Ninath Ward-Joseph A. DeBlanc, J. Christian
eporl.
Tenth and EyerenM Wdrds-G. W. R. Bayley,
Charles Kummel and J. A. Blaffer.
ItcetM, Thirteenth and Fourteenth Wards
Z. L. Bower, B. C. Elliott.
Fifteenth Ward-Henry Willet
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Justices Of the Peace.

First Justice-W. T. Houston.
Second Justice Vim. II. Holmes.
Third Justice|ohn Lemonier.
Fourth y,lstice-J. Cain.
Fifth .Justice-William SaraZin.
Sixth yustice-Stephen OLeary.
Seuenth .Jtls.ice-E. r. Chevally.
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FOR SALE.

FoR SALE
TWO SECONDHAND STAR COTTON GINS.
Cheap for Cash, at
J. Fl. JENSENs,
jylS tt u Carondelet street.
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A telegraphers newspaper, speaking Of the
their power is already felt in the higher style of
conversation between male operators over the
wires. Low jests and vulgariIy have grown less
frequent, and an intmation that there is female
operator on q circuit puts quietus on the most
virulent Of blasphemers.
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PAROCHIAL TICKET.

Criminal Sherit-William Pagan.
Girl Ste,if-Eugene Waggaman.
Coroner of First, Fourth, Fifth and Sirth Dis
t,icts-Dr. A. Chastant
Coroner Of Second and Third Dist1icts-Dr. E.
De Blanc.
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BOILERS, ANCHORS. CHAINS,
OLD IRON AND SUNDRIES.
For Account of Whom it May Concern
DY NASH Il HODGSON- I. Hodgson,
~ Auctioneer-Ofice No. 5 Carondelet street
On WEDNESDAY, October 81, 1874, at 10 A. NJ,
on the Levee. at the head of Washington street
Fourth District, for account Of whom it may con.
Germ, will be sold
Tubular Boilers, Sc by 16.
Anchors, Chains, Old Iron. etc.
Terms-Cash in U. s. Treasury notes.
OOO I'd
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WHITE LEAGUES.

The regular weekly meeting Of the Crescent
City White League will be held THIS EVENING
at o'clock Exposition Hail. Carondelet street en-
trance f. n. OGDEN, President.
T. LEE SHUTE. Secretary. O20 ME-
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LEGISLATIVE TICKET.
For the Senate.

First District-First, Second and Third Wards,
J. Il. Grover, w. J. Kelley and H. D. Ogden.
Second District-Fourth, Fifth and Sixth
Wards, e. d. White.
Third District Seventh, Eighth and Ninth
Wards, and the parish OF st. Bernard, Will
Steven.
Fourth Dist,-ict-Tenth and Eleventh Wards,
j. B. Eustis.
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COnstabIes.

First Justices Court-John McCrossin.
Second Justice COMt-John Mccormack.
Third Justices CoVt-Jos. Demoruene.
Fourth Justices COu,t-JOs. COntreras.
Fifth Justices Cont-Robert Walker.
Sixth Justices Court-AnthOny Gerstner.
0euenh JUSTICES COut-C. G. Piper.
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MUNICIPAL TICKET.

For Mayor-C. ]. Leeds.
Administrator Of improvements A. burke.
Administrator of F1ndnce-Ed. Pilsbury.
Administrator Of Po9ice-Dennis Mccarthy.
administrator of Commerce.. 0. Landry.
Administrator Of Accouts-J. G. Brown.
Administrator of Assessnents-P. L. Bouny.
Administrator of Water Works-Leon Bertoli.
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Mr.. Wickham, the Democratic candidate
for Mayor of New York, is diamond mer-
Giant. He ought to UrLin4eA. The Once.
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DEMOCRATIC AND CONSERVATIVE

AND CONSERVATIVE
TICKETS.
STATE TICKET.
For Treasurer:
JOHN C. MONCURE, OF CADDo.
For Congress:
FIRST DISTRICT,
GEN. r. L. GIBSON, of Orleans.
SECOND DISTRICT.
E. JOHN ELLIS, of Orleans.
THIRD DISTRICT,
JOSEPH A. BREAUX, Of Iberia.
FOURTH DISTRICT,
W. NJ. LEVY, of Natchitoches.
fifth DISTRICT,
". B. SPENCER, of Concordia.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
JOS. NJ. MOORE, of st. Landry.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-20

EXTENSIVE CATALOGUE SALE
OF
Fancy and Staple Groceries,
Wines, Liquors, Whlskies, Brandies.
Ales, Porters. Schnapps, Cordials,
... Claret, Port and Sherry,
Brandenburg Freres, Celebrated Wines,
German Settler Waters,
Syrups. Oils, Flour,
Soaps, Starch, Candles,
Fine Teas, Salt, Yeast Powders,
Also
A large and Varied Assortment of
Elegant and Fancy French and English Goods,
Pickles, Preserves, Jams, Jellies,
Canned Fruits. Meats and Vegetables,
Relshes, Biscuits, Crystalized fruits,
Branded Fruits, Matches
Sundries.
Shelving, Jars, Crooks, Etc,
Two Wagons, Mule and Harness.
Grocery and Liquor Store of the late firm of VIM.
Il. Henning & Co., in bankruptcy.
No. IS Camp street,
Between Commercial Place and Poydras street.
Sold by order Of
ROBERT G.. ENRICH, Assignee
To be sold in lots, for the special accommoda-
ton OF Families and Retail Dealers, without re-
serve,
At Auction.
DY NASH Il HODGSON = W. 1. Hodson,
ID Auctioneer- Office No. Carondelet sureet.-.
On THURSDAY, October 29th,' 1874, at 1O3
O'Clock A. NJ, on the premises, as above, No.
IS Camp street, IN the matter OF W: H Henning
4 Co., III bankruptcy, by order Of R. G. Eyrich,
Esq, Assignee will be sold
The entire contents Of the said establishment,
as per Catalogues, which will be ready for dis
tribution two days previous to the sale.
Terms-Cash on the spot in U. s. Treasury
notes. o18 I'd
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BY Vincent s. Co.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
REGULAR WEEKLY SALE.

DY VINCENT 4 CO.-E. Vincent, Auctioneer-
ID 62 and Ga Customhouse street = On
WEDESNDAY, October 21st, at II O'Clock, A. NJ,
will be sold
$50 Cases of Boots, Shoes and Brogans for Men,
Women and Children's wear, and Of recent inn
portation from Northern manufacturer.
O20
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
CT CHARLES THEATRE
GRAND PERFORMANCE,
To be given by Leading Amateurs
on Thursday Evening, October 22d,
For the benefit of those
WHO FELL IN DEFENSE OF THE PEOPLES
RIGHTS
On which occasion will be resented Tom Tayl0rs
great play Of the OF-LEAVEMAN
Tickets for sale at all the principal stores in the city,
and at the Box office on Thursday 22d inst from
"a. nj. to p. M. 90 It'd
RIDwELL's ACADEMY OF MUSIC
RETURN TO THE LEGITIMATE DRAMA.
Monday, October 10,
And Every Night and Saturday Matinee.
GRAND COMEDY WEEK.
The Dramatic Season will be inaugurated by tho
WALLACK COMEDY COMPANY,
Presenting the following Successful Dramatic Sense
Monday, Oct. le-DIvORCED
Tuesday, Oct. 2O-CLOUDS and NEW DODGE.
Wednesday Oct, 2l-JEALOUsY and PILGRIM
Thursday, Oct ga WIDOW HUNT and IRISH
AMERICAN.
FRIDAY Oct 23-Beneft Of Miss Mary Wallack-
CLOUDS and NEW DODGE.
Saturday Matinee Oct 24-DIVOKCED
Sunday Oct 25-Beneft to Sam Ryan-LOST Ola
NONDS and PILGRIM OF LOVE.
MONDAY, Oct. 96-For One Week Ony-THE
LINGARD COMEDY COMPANY.
Reserved seats ready for any night Of the week.
nj
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
Terrell, city EW Casey, USA
II n Jackson, La al Robbins, Louisville
i Z Dana, NY Geo Cooper, n Y
Irvine. Galveston WB Whitehead, Va
J D Towler, city Geo Hynes, st Louis
CAssIDY's HOTEL
Heidenhoff and wife, Thos Collins, Galveston
Bay st Louis Jno S Barker. Y
Jno Reilly, city G Chandler, Bay st
W Millsass, Hazlehurst Louis
G Nicolopulo, Ny j Mofil st Charles
P H Harmon, st Louis parish
Jones, Algers, La Marcus Beele, city
A J Duncan, st Louis WE Chandler. Bay st
w Harris, coast Louis
A S Darrow, La NJ NaIty. Miss
n d Whetmore and wife Mrs H Collins, La
La Miss Chaplin, L..
JOS Deerney, La J ii Rodocanachi, n
NJ Gumble, " B Summe, city
D Mcdonald, Utica, Miss B Ross. Utica Miss
s Schwartz, Jackson, Marshall Williams,
Miss Amite, La
W Kemp, Amite, La Ri Kemp, Miss
h II Carrot, Vicksburg H Ienhard, Hansboro,
G Thompson, Bayou Miss
Sara d F OCOnnOr, La
N Churchill, Miss J W Barnet, st Mary's
T S Wilkinson, La parish
wAyERLEY HOTEL.
H Smith, DIS L L Graham, NY
z N Kent, La WIN Keding, city
DR. J A Nash, Miss TAYLOR d G
Bouney and wife, B Nash and wife,
Miss Miss
D Daw, Scotland R Fergerson, Scotland
Z L Tones, Mics Ell Franklin, NY
R Surcott, coast VIM Rodney, city
" Clark, Miss E B Wooded, Miss
Griffin JIG Guion, Texas
H H Stanley, La j Kelley and wife, La
E r Sanders, Ga
Academy of Music:
J Nngent and wife D Murray and wife
Miss Coleman s Knapp
8 RYAN ED franklin
Wade JP Lester
Ryan
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All irst-class grocers keep Shepard's Patent
Starch Gloss.