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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-07-14
Eou-Ncsiarnt Taxes.
In Tho town OF lIariiord Comfy OF oxford

In tho town OF Hartford County OF Oxford and
State OF Maine for the y'.N 1913.
The following list of taxes real estate OF nom
resident owners In the town of zulord FOR the
yvaI 1873 In b.'is committed 10 JOHN FOYEi
collector of taxes Of said town on
the 18th day .. JOIN 1873 las been returned 10y
hn ~ me a. rtu'ining uHptid un the 18th day
OF Nay HI hy lis cerliicaie OF that tlate and
now remain u1inlil; an NOTICES hereby given that
n said taxes, iaici,'st amd charges are not paid
into the tfr.,asy ., SAT- tswd Wiihia eighteen
months from The date M tho commitment Of said
bills much Oi tbs real estate 50 taxed ~ will be
sufficient 10 pay the amount due therefor Tue uOug
Interest aud cimrges will without further notice be
sold "a public auction at
,'he Trea-urer's oiise in said town. ON the ed
daN OF JAmlIMIA. $50. ai one Oc.nak. L. NJ.
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WANTED.

THE PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co.
Of Philadelphia, an old ,nd reliable Life Company,
desires M Agent n every portion Of this state, IN
which 10 l. not now represented. u T. strictly
Natural Company, returns u, surplus premiums 10
rs members every year, and rs rs expenses are
small. furnishes them Insurance at the lowest pos.
-ialc rates. Al OF it, Policic, nonforiCitIblc
for ghcir value ai(er the third year. Liberal Com
mission contracts made with reliable men. Apply
10 II =. STEPHENS, y. rics't, No. 81 Chestnut
ST.. Philadelphia, Pa. ml2 iw
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Rawson's Coaches.

Leave the hin Tor up trains at s;45 A. NJ. and
3:Vo 4. VI.
for down train at n 20 y. NJ.
Passengers aud baggage conveyed TO the trains
Tor Portland, which leave South Paris at $50 \ .
NJ. aud 5:f5 A. NJ, ami 10 the up train, which
reaches south Paris At $40 4. NJ, al reasonable
rates.
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MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
Scms-Wcckiy Line.

hNasd after the 18th inst, he fine steamers
" plRlGO and FHANCONIA, will,until further
not ice, run IA follows:
Leave Cats Wharf. Portland, every MONDAY
aud THURSDAY, at4 l.. NJ, aud leave Pier
T.. u New York, every MONDAY and THURS.
DAY at3 i. VI.
The Drigo and Francona arc Cited up wife llno
accommodations fOr passengers, making this the
mott convenient and comfortable route Tor travel.
crs between Sew York AMI Maine.
Passage IN state room. -. Cabin passage 81.
Ncals extra.
Goods iorwar'ledt 70 and from Montreal Quebec
Halifax -. John and all part. Of Maine. Ship.
ptrs are requested 10 send their freight ~ the
steamers n carly ass i. NJ, on the days they
leave Portland.
For freight o. passage NpplytO
HENRY FON, Calls Wharf. Portland
). +. ANES, Pier - T.. L., NcW York.
Ia "a -.
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HATS AND CAPS
aud will receive every month from the manufac
turers, everything now and nOhhy IN the market
Furnishing Goods
OF Every Description!
Notice Of Foreclosure.

yETHEBEAS, oac France O. Buck. then of
w Chicago IN the County oi Cook J4d STATE of
Illinois, or ihc twenty fourth Ing o. Julr. \. u.
ISL, b. his ciattcl mortgage 81 taat date by him
signed, and recorded iu The Record u thc town OF
BUckiicid IN the County 0f ONi0ud ami state OF
Maine, book =, page 40, conveyed % one Noah
Prince then 81 sud Buck lCll but since dccCs sed.
Il certain bookcase and thc library O. books con-
tanned therein, together th lo, 0f cutlery silver
aud plated Ntre-thc same being more fully
described IN sail morteage-io sccure aui ave
harmless the said Prince from any expense or
liability by reason Of his, the said Prince, becom-
ing surety Tor said Buck on certain pr0m.asory
note, PAYABLE Ia ole Raiu- Prince on order; and,
whereas the conditions o. said mortgage have been
broken, and whereas the said Buck has never
iullllcd the condition, OF the same 10 the said
Prince, during hls lifetime, nor To tie subscriber
as Executor of the last Will Of the said Prince
since the dcccase Of the said Prince, hereby claim
to fOrecOse the same agreeable 10 the statute in
such cases made and provided.
GEORGE u. DlSBEE,
Executor Of the last Will and Testament of
NOAH PRINCE.
BuckGeld, July ith, 4. u. ISL.
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Mail Arrangements.


For Portland AMI Boston 1t II o. \. u and 800
iite next morning.
Up NAL, via Grand Trunk, at -; Is a. NJ. aud
3:UO Il. NJ.
For Norway at }; iS and ll:o0 \. NJ. anil Tor The
western part Of the County (Vla Norway Tuesdays,
lhOr-tlIys and Saturdays al ~ \. NJ.
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B0ST0A G PORTLAND
STEA MERS-

In oIdcr to accommodate passengers ariIN ing in
Portland by evening Trains,
EhS SESIkCH mud SUPERIOR Ses-EoIng
Steamers,
John Brooks and Forest City,
will, until further notice, leave Franklin Wharton
Boston. daily Sundays CNcepted) IL o'clock T..
VI. Returning, luaye India Wharf Boston, anne
DAYS at l.. u.
These Steamers have been newly fitted up with
steam apparatus for heating cabins and state
rooms and now afford the most convenient and
comfortable means OF transportation between
H. ston aud Portland.
Passengers 10y thi- long established line. obtain
every comfort aud convenience, arrive IN time TO
take the earliest trains out vi the city and avoid
Tho Inconvenience of nrriNin. lntr IL tI.Itl.
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DIED.

In Greenwood, June - Mrs.. S.r.a kgalall,
* "a - wears ami 10 months.
la Norway, Juiy :. Jt-. May, vjdSS Of Tho.
Case ct fryeburg, 81 u e-Is.
lu North No.ras, JHls 1J;a, JoAs Saur l.r',
a "a 80 year, months and - d.!,.
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NAlLs ARRIVE.

From Portland aud Boston at 1880 A. NJ. and
4 20 = NJ
D0Wn mail, via Grand Funk, at y s. L. NJ
Prom Norway and The western part OF the County
Al n a. 4. NJ.
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OUR TABU
nsIlou,s ,Ienthlr. noslon :-Thom,. 4 r,

ERiiOus h0nfhly. BOhkons- " VI
Boi. $40 per year; single copies, 10 cents.
The August number OF this substantial Maya
zine OF l0j pages Is already issued, aud can he
f,unl 20 an the principal periodical depets In the
country 10 - superb nuahcr, and will bear
critical examination. TOR 10 10 tlsd with stories Of
4 high order Of mciil. and the Illustrations Of
scenes ca the Connecticut River are alone worth
the price OF the m3ga1i.c. Among the sable 81
contents can lie lOuuil: scenes on the Connecticut
River. Ocean Pleasure. AMI fcrils, Haunted or
Florence IyiEgton's Oath, The Robins Nest, The
I.ust OF David Whippcy, Too Late, Hllnor's Tor
tame, wild Cat jam, IN Unfortunate Match, I'm
mortal, The Earl's Daughter, 4 psi Parrot. A
Pea tor Rest, Aunt Sarcptn'A Ghost, Oar oung
People story. Teller Leila GREY or Twice IN
q. pl1u, Brhh,e'. Kite .CurioIs NLiisrs tutircn .
Fuzlle Page. The uousckccper. Facts aad finGiss.
Sporting Humorous Piciures.
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Peters Musical Honthly. New York u. l.
Peters, 50 BrcadN,y. $50 pSr anaum; 5VsIs.
per numbey.
The July number contains ak songs and four
instrumental piece, - rJilJwJ: NuAs the Lishi
{, SoOly Failing, Oh caleb, iiarki At Your Door
We are Pleading, sweet Lizzie Nav, Give Nc
Darling Oac >wse, kt-s, Write 10 Sls willie,
Shower o. Rose. scaoi:i-cho, liGliaasN WAX. Ia
Z7.arrlla fanfare
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Young Sky Lark.

<-,O' Sire, thoroughbred "Sky Lark", nm
- imported race horse.
49, His dam, n thoroughbred mare by
Cas-ius VI. Clay.
This beautiful Stallion seven years oil last
June, stands H.! hands high. wcig CHS 800 pounds
VIII stand at the stable ot -. John Hastings in
lirthcl, the coming season, except Monday anh
Tuesday of each week, when. from May lSlh, he
viii stand ~ North Waterford Tcrms-lO war.
rant. ass season, 80: Siuglc service, g.. Second
aud third terms 10 be- paid thine of service. For
further particulars the public arr referred to
certificate on rccOrp IN the County Records.
CEYLpN ROWE.
Bethel, April -. h.i. I'm
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AMERIChN SEWlEG EiacHIQE

The NEW IMPROVED AMERICAN, selC
threading with neir sclct,TeIiiEg shuttle threaded
IN q secondl is acknowledged 20 bc the most
complete, simple and dGJc, well a. the hghfcsi
running ANA best Family Seeing Machine the
world has yet produced. Ladies' Will not buy
Soy other after seeing and trying them.
Agents wanted to buy and cell them Ia all
unoccupicd territory. II there Is No agent lOr
them ia your vicinity, scnd Tor circulars 10
ED YARD DEWET,
d Avon Street, boston,
General Agents for New England S.atcs.
iul..NuN i'm
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TO STOCK BREEDERS.

We have just purchased 4 supply Of
new POSTER ours, suitable for stock
Breeders and owners of Race Courses,
which viii enable Il, 90 furnish Posters
@; - excellent quality as can be pro-
cured in any city Office, and at rs Ked.
sJidbic RAGS.
>cud FOR samples.
OXFORD DEMOCRAT.
Paris, March =, lSsi.
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Bethel, April9h
COUPON

tRy Gen. Knox; Dam by Young Ablallahl
VIII make The season Of 1874 70 my stable IN
HIRAM. HE. (orford County,, ) miles from
k"kar Fails and miles from Couish.
Pro; ;wRTr i bav, black points stands lGl
hands high, anl weighs l2,s bs hH- a record vi
!-S, with oly live weeks trtiniu.
CourOS 3, black with tan cpiJrel muyzlc and
iauas. st9ul~ ~ hand plump, aud weighs over
Ion lbs; has a perfect trou.ug gait and though
never ha, ing hld special handling to- speed those
who desire his -crs ICES may Ice assured that he j.
a tiuticr. lie ., fHI brother IL The celebrated
tr"ttlng stallion Julc Jci gcu-n, better known in
Maine Gs Logan or I.itlciti Horse.
TERMS For either horse season Service pro-
duciHg tusl 49,, producing ne fpIl go.
Any marc having liuhiic record below a.l0. or
any mare show ING faster trui;ing gait than either
horse VIII De- allowed . season. service free.
Mares kept ou hay 0r grass. but no risks taken.
Post Once address, Cornish. York Co. Me.
JAMES EDGECOMB.
MAY 70 III Il
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>r,Inc Journal of EdneatInn.

Maine Journal or Education. PoHlsnl -
L Ttur-ton & Co, AfHEO T.. CHASE, Editor
=, ~ per year, $50 ir psid in advance
The July number i IN hand, and contains m.ny
Syticls. OF interest and ralse 10 every teacher
The ..nal matter - fresh ami readable, whiId
the selections ARC carefully msdo from the bc'l
educational matter Published. Every teacher ia
the state should subscribe 10. Tao JOURNAL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-07-14

", aayc made lee study aui practice Of mcdi.
cine a lite.Work- For ia, last tAeaty' iive years
Nc have uact.>cd b.. EusIuu. aud given special
attention o. tac Treatment Of chronic diseases.
The inducrmcnt, ~ are able ~ OFFER ~ inyalids
aIc long experience. superior remedies dnd Their
adaptation 20 the dscas Ell condition OF the human
y -tc.l.
Cur medical pamphlet, describing diseases and
their proper treatment. will he ~rrt free to alt IN
yaitlS by addressing K. GREENE, VI. D.. 81 Tenn
ri, Place boston. Mas. jun2Itw
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TIE GilrAT REMEDY FOR
G0MSUH2 PTs0M

~ - sEi - ~ Ssh Z j ~ tA
which can lie cured by =
timely resort 20 this stand
ord preparation, IS has been
proved by the hundreds of
testimonies received by the
proprictora. It is acknow!-
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever in
troduccd for the relief and
cure OF ali Lung complaints,
and is offered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
Of over forty years. When
rcsortcd to in season il sell
dom fails to effect 4 speedy
cure in the most severe
cases Of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Group, Whooping Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness in the Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, &c. Wistar's
Dalsam does not dry up a
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case with
most preparations, but it
looscns and clcanscs the
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removing the cause Of
the complaint.
PREPARED 9Y
SETH ". F0TLE 4 SONS, Boston, Mass,
and sold By Dru-;i-ts ind Dealers generally.
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Frciuht Taken at Low Rates.

Mark goods, care T.. :. Packet Co.
Fare $50. state Rooms hay be secured Ia
advance hv mail.
J. l.. CoVI.I., -r.. Gen. Ast., Portland,
nLlrIlnnll hmm ~. ISL
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" ny MtlI 4 GU
"a nCr.

To 20 person suffer-
uE L.m Rheumatism.
\eu,l-a.trsMg- iu tae
luh, Or -lauAcb,GIIiuu-
collie, Pain iu the bsDN,
bowel pr -tic.Wr WHrlIt
-ay. IuE Hon ~LupLD
pANADEk ANA FAMILY
IININENri~ oiaii other,
Ir- one YOU want ion in-
lUrusl and external use.
Q; has Cuicd The above
.,0uplLuut- iu thousands
10 cases. There is no
u.i-ta h. about 10. Try o..
sold by ali Dru-s. SIS.
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Household
PanaOea
-ANtl-
Family
Lininl9nt

CURTIS < BROWN,
No.2l5 tuitcn street. New ! erk.
iui~'-f Su-ly
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Erwin Robinson :.
E.pau OF 80 s3O0.300 e36O
John StaIbird part
Of gore, 90 % l95 ib ] u
Thomas A. Cord.
ING part of ~ 10 40 a. 2 IL
kirAzer Chase part - y %
Paiuc9s Richard
son part OF 9 II 80 s0l go 200
Chas. A. Coolidge
knO'n rs E.Wash-
turn fgria leo I1OO Eco Ilf
Jane. II. Burgess
W pant OF Is E 80 lu lC
Charles NJ. Baker
" L. part of II 20 200 lG 1a
l.. W. THOMPSON, Treasurer.
-Delciescy for ls52
Hartford, July D. lS1t H.
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WARItEN'S

This novel Implement was introduced 10 the
farmers Of Maine tor tie first time, Last season.
Fifteen hundred Of them were pat in-o the field,
and have yet 10 learn Of a single dissatisfied
purchaser. The claims OF the manufacturer are
freely admitted by All who use thcin. The using
Of tie Hoe j. the bc.t argument 10 ils favor.
Having recently ~cCUrci thc exclusive control
for the sale of the WAEEEN Hon iu The following
towns ia Oxford County, Htiuc, Bethel, Ncwry,
Wool .tork, Aa3ovCr, l.Um'pIi, iS!cy, Albany,
GieGd, Waterford, G,CCH~ 0lI, summer iiucSGeld,
Hartford Canton, rtru, uiNGcld. Mexico, Byron,
EoNiUgy, Mason, Grafton, Upton; also, Coos
County in Y H. and E,,cN County ia Vermont, all
ol,lcrs by express az mail wi.i d. promptly filled.
Address,
j. :. WNDLEEGT, agent,
srl2s pa Le;ici, iiGiHs.
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The CJNVENTIOE.

: 9te Pep. iss sr Be conse,ltcn hcre,
Ally @rthe s".iinaa u Of Tlts cee.tie sud
selabts and ahes slf1 ec@ Is sSisties Va Z
ansshine 50 farts hacks, anacle,z eIeu
ehs base Atsa s4tsneG ae the public cri To-
ere, oh care III che interest OF ,e,unize ioss,
cliaues ec.--are not ctiled f O. and it is nos
advisable for thes teends o. urge their claims
any longer
Give Us men tre>a tso@ the people; men
who are not pie eed VINO are noe sprroa ndea
by poSiscs' Sunnees. aaas SEQ as nouanatet9
ese eaec'ed. alls seee aosser ws.csse tisrs
% toe ls-o le- end will asye 0oshiss 90 tssss-
lssl ESP e1ssoesfsss che M.
flse persopsnsk of tAe ceuveat Oh peecfsa3es
tAs ides ~ s..y rnsnssers selling ors" But
rte sx~snsl.g aad issrsguss which have been
10 prevalelst ia fur1Aer ts.ses wllA 1t ss ped,
b. re oInaeH aisoSslis@f.
With s,.ni namInat,css. the reeele wiR he
satisfied, aud snree,s will Le assured
leel 70 81 .. aJsEss. " sae conversions
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GUS LEGISLATIVE TIC &E6 f {.

| Ihe members uf ole On 7ens.oa ~hiGL T.
now an session. cannot eaer,ass coo G.4r..
caution ava Judgment al shs s.lectiaA at cay
eli at.s TOR tl4e Hs,gis,atults None d elen e.
gacoso eel ability ana 1t high Sanding ia shs
eonlAunif: shoai4 be flae up"a Gle Legs
l,tigt *ickets and che eandid.!Bes fr ioca'
tfices viii .s well 90 remand tn.sr friend tns'
tas success ~ che s,ttire tck.s VIZ &c ana
f,Glle3 IL improI&r or 6ncon.e ,stst a!..4 sEe
somir>se6 fos she sssIate a,.sa lie 2iou,e
Z - slstly glose sspestalit 60 csc &ts
p fsers chat able and ncorruphiie @lee shout .
be selG ts a.s 4ogisattee tbs. thas 1om,
Dick and Harry shoul9 90 &c csed Sheriff, e'oe-
ng % City a ministrato1e ana ta9 comma
tons for the former a ositiona wus 4, eeyonS .
doubt, create slcs d feeling p dlsappoin.-
ment that G,rge oumber of Consecutive
votes souls doub3ess 90 swas sr,4a Chez
pol'a
There Is no 4,th % a,aseriaI9 fos exct4se,e
nominations, ana alost earnestly s'o we saa
upon the members Of the convention o spare
ut efoIt to @cure the soeyictS Ga enc be1
men tor the Legislature eIuc}a Gerry much
indeed depends upss shs ana no person J
preference or individual friendship should
have the slishte2 igfb site ore aah gate
in tlns a attn
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Di ED.

CARROLL-In Algiers on Monday, October S,
lS74,'at $50 O'Clock P. NJ. David 3. Csrr"l, a
a I'VE OF Ireland, aged % wears. . member OF
Branch No 10, H. B. A. and B. NJ. A.
His friends and the members OF the Hibernia
D ns 1oent Associa ans are respectfully invited
o attend the funeral which will take place rom
MS iSs residence in slsiers, on Peters street, be-
~ IN Bonnv oleSetfessoe zee 20 80 O'Clock
This t,elins9
- aouis ans sii@a4See cape slets, cops
s,e MsRTIs en- Monday. Get. Q. 1874. at1t3
We Maggie sfilmai"n, az, Il . months and 10
hys oausht& q s'el.s Ci4.altin Sr.aa IA
CaSanaugls
she s'len,s ana scquane m % 80 enc Guns,
pc fstsc silly inyisl - atten ere flnel al al
sclock 8his EN~nnS, from the q side a. o OF Tia,
parents, ga sraviegs et<1esa 4orsenois all.
&Dqssr blaSs ct eets %
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THE ADJOURNMENT.

Considerable curiosity is very generally fel,
| as to the motives which induced the Nomi-
mating Convention to adjourn until to-day,
without accomplishing the object for VIII Oh
they have been elected. Rumors of swapping
Of candidates are rife upon the streets, and
if such things should be donry the ticket
about to be proclaimed will be very extern
sively scratch d by the independent soters,
whe Constitute q SlasoritS of 1,le seqso 5
sirty.
81 ro.i,ic;s tricSS.t@s ana su,essess viz . a
Ok. bacS seats on This secession, eli y elas q,
well o. cola a. aa:aece el4e s..er cE%niue
nbinasrTs ana ,ompSomi.es" wis lct @
&aae, sud sh 8 ve cannot stfos6 20 eyvfs 81 ?
@sad-weiglte IN ehe comsag eolete.S
She rlsh waos j. Enc fsesent eon a*os &c
fsoni>a Ms would take ada ,nta8e of eny i,sl
brits authority sAes mag alve 90 sacrifice sLs
sen>s OF the @hoie eommunig tSthes ow.
ely schemes a personal eelt az smbtion
will be narked ana duly efmemberej "a Ss
constituents whose . ashes and interests tn =
are susSedge3 III sein.s willing Sc exchanges col
selfish motives and they Pa? as well BE tolIss
before sonsummatins bne eanP.tle t4s saS ssshs
a!Atyeng ack0
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Geo. USoei's .e Co.'s O'Sases'

u., IN .base remarkable instra-
ments.
rurrp COMBINATION SOLO STOPS.
ARor1xE-A Soft or Breathing Stop.
Vox yfa1.NA-A Baritone Solo.
p,,xo-A fine toned Piano, never requiring
TUNING.
They -, capable o. the mos. beautiful musical
effects
For particulars ad sress
600. WOODS. & CO.,
Camrritlseport, Mass, OF
TG.yI1 W1RLElN,
INV OR ms, La,
q 1920. :. ant 80 3aronne street.
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ScHrMANs COMBINATION. = Tonight this
company make their bow before New Orleans
audience. for the first time. The talent OF the
lyarious members is highly commended by the
press Of the country, and the notices of some
Of the artists in their specialties very land.
atory. We doubt not they will make favor.
able impression here. and we hope will meet
with such Encouragement as their @aer:;s may
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The Pass Christian COllcQe.

This institution will re. open on Tuesday, Oct G.
No. eff rts have been spared during vacation in
thoroughly refitting the buildings and in perfect
ing the internal organization. The president viii
be in the city until the 9th inst. Parents and guar
diins wishing to consult with him can 30 so BY
calling a. st. Maryis College, corner Of Constance
and Foucher streets. b. tween 9 A. NJ. and p NJ
He will leave by the p. NJ. train, 9th inst. with
the students in his charge. o. st
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MARRIED.:

BRASELMAN = WATERMAN Tuesday,
September 2ath, 1874, at Hammond. La. by the
Rev. s. &. Harris, Mr.. John A. Braselman to Mise
Elizabeth E. Waterman, both Of this city. No
ards
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% FURTHER po> gsoxEMEsn ale 9l9ismae
smiss all fear o ale slrth,e poe ,remel& q
HE nth and last eie eolesIS % &c Cub ic B.
brarA Of kcntuckNs 10 q auaS N 0 thas dete o
as.d that the drawing hail take place as adj
verisea, on TIL ;0th Of November next. 7 ~
experience of tie previous dlawi o. enables those
cha sc Of this, lie last TO calc0ate with pos :
two Ger ainsy upon the Dc OF eckets, and the
indicae.ons to this A,te have been O st S.vora-
Die. y" one Misisns to pur, hase a,kors need
delay under any srpr, ! nsions that his ,@snce
, T : iorslne will be sostS,ned to . Ser esy sAsa
the goth Of Nov eher.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-06

We have received the Sunday number Of
thot sprightly journal, The Old Third, of which
VIM. H. Toy j. the editor and proprietor. An
nouncement is made that Mr.. L. Dudenhettr,
. talented and well kno ,n gentleman Of this
city, has heco.ne associated with Mr.. Toy in
the editorial and business management OF
Tile Old Thru
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-06

CHAs BYRNE.- Amongst :lse candidates
whose nsm S are presented 70 the consider.
ton of the pIbic, Mr. Chas. Byrn D VIII. has
4 been pat t,rw nd by his friends for Admin u
traitor OF improvements. IL o. o native Of
this citv,a,ul from his long 9nslnesee onnec-
tons here has earned the g, Gem @ host OF
friends. 10, o, S,ti,deS 20 SO. b one 90
elected, s,e o . BE 2 ss9s sls t.ss so..ds o.
the disc . rye o oles aSt'ss Il eia 81 -
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-06

We notice that the name of that whole
sOuled, genial gent oman, Col VIM. A. Shrop-
SHIRE is announced among the candidates for
Administrator Of Commerce. de has been
for years engaged in mercantile life in this
city, is widely known, universally respected,
which his friends wish to advance him.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-06

A Few MORE OF THE BATTLE MAPs LEFf.
The battle m .p is now ready for framing, and
for sale at the counter Of the BULLErIH office
Price twenty five cents
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-06

Mr.. Charles Cavanac comes to the front as
candidate for Administrator Of Commerce.
His friends are devoted and active, and press
modest gentleman and faithful and laborious
in everything he undertakes. He is likewise,
honest ana capable. Under his admnisra-
ton the duties of the Office will be efficiently
DISCHARGED.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-06

Mr.. Jos. Dick, who is announce0 10 o. @ln-
didate for Civ sheriff, requests us to say that
he has not wi hdrawn from the contessa as . as
been errOneonsly stated.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-06

CORRECTION. In our mention OF the pieces of
music presented to MS, we should have men
toned TINT the young ladies to whom they
were dedicated were formerly pupils Of Wash
ington Girls 81 hool. They have since gradu-
nj aJ