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VTbW Iuc Wow 10TH SSuu ]
Il vas excellent advice which the old Irish
dame gave to her son just AS he was on the
point 0f embilking tor America ''Patsey,
daar," said the old woman, "ratsey, dear, be
good to yourself" Henry D. Cooke, the pre-
decessOr OF b ~ Shepherd Us Governor OF the
District of Columbia, evidently believes in
being good to himself He testified the other
day, Ia Philadelphia, that the broken FIRST
National Bank Of Washington. OF which he
was President WIS owned principally BY the
indivi ual members of the firm OF Jay
Cooke L. Co., Of which he is one,
and that this firm owed the
bank S6OO 600, for which tue defunct institu-
ton luls II security except 100000 in N"r.h-
ern P.lclic bonds tie owed tie bank person
ally $40 900 wnen it suspended, and the P,'-
tomac Ferry Company, concern con,roln d
by the ,okes, had been permitted to ov. +
draw It's account 5000. Inc.,lcuilble dIsre. $
W v brought upon nundreds Of worthy ptop.e,
many OF them widows aud orphans, ny The
failure Of this b NIX, which 10y 1avor Of the
Administration permitted to violate tue
banking laws with lmpnulty; but Henry ID.
Cooke has oeen good to himself. and Il e III
affiuence and in able to make costly presents
when there is . wedding ut the Waite HOUSE.
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BY Albert Paul.

POSITIVE AND CNRESERVED SALE Al
auction Of Elegant and Costly Rosewood, Ma
Logany and walnut parior bed and dining.
room furniture, magnificent bedroom sci
glass door armor, irencu plate mirrors.
cr,ckcry. cut glass and other ware, carpets
shades. engravings, oil paintings, etc, beint
the entire contents Of the well furnished res
idence OF x. Griesinger. Esq, situated COZ
ner Ut Prytania and Louisiana Avenue.
DY ALBERT PAUL, Auctloneer Office and
ID salesroom No. ~ Royal street-THUkSDAl
August 9th, 1874. at IL o'clock A. NJ, will be sold
at public auction, account Of departure
The entire contents Of said residence, consist
ing in part Of elegant parior and bed room sets
ilning-room and hall furniture, mirrors, oi
paintings, glass amt other ware, etc., kitchen
stove and many other useful and necessar!
household articles.
The special attention of housekeepers is calle,'
to the above sale, the whole will be sold Ell
tirely regardless of cost.
Terms of sale-CasIl in U. s. Treasury notes
amid
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An lunOcel 1t Man Serves $ ven Years in
the Pen ten .iary.

MADISON Wis, July 30. A pardon hl'
been is ued by Gov. Taylor 10 james q. Car
ter. who las spent over seven years III Wan
nun un Il life sentence or murder. OF wlcl
he was convicted largely on his own adm tssi''n
at the Lsl rose county cour, III 1861, but 81
whioa 1t now appears he was iEnocent. Ht
vas living with q shoemaker named Ira b.
Wheeler, in Pepn county. He and his wife
differed and she was re ,;.rled rs quite loose
Quasrelling ,bont some shOe-pegs she brushed
over with her dress while he was at work. she
picked mp II im,chet, struck him IN the bead
and killed him. Carter, horror struck, saw
the deed and attempted to fly. but threats oi
accusing him Of the murder and persuasion
indeed him to stay and help hide the body
Susuicion WIS aroused and both were arrested
On the plea that by cOnfessng the guilt
himself he could secure MrA Wheelers dis
eh.r,,e. and then her testimony. with other
inAus,ces, could be used to secure his re-
leena. be was induced by counsel 70 admit the
crime Both, however, were convicted. Inc
voman'- discharge war secured by wit OF
error on technical grounds, and Carter sent 10
the Ntate Or SON HIS brother hiaS per'lstent'y
Iahored 10 prove Carter innocent and sec"re
IN release and toby lett for Wsupnn with
: ~ p,r Ion Ir,nted by the executive on I"
maa,, Of documents showing the above Facts,
fhe mans good conduct, etc. The ofnclA
sta,an,ent Of the reasons Tor The pardon re-
~. TINT the. record showed tue man was
.,alas 4 victim Of the woman Wheeler AMI her
friends. and pardon is recommended among
otherS by the iud ye VIII sentel;ed nihi' Tue
district attor .,ey who pros-cu 81 and nve OF
1 iarorx ssvrrL OF tue witnesses Tor the
0ko1a county 0lluiAls, and nearly six hundred
oitinon Ut Pop y. -CAicogo Tribune.
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BY {. f.. Girarley.
To PAY MORTGAGES
CHOICE IMPROVED AND VACANT FOURTH
DISTRICT PROPERTY,
Near and Adjoining the New
SECOND STREET MARKET.
On Easy Terms and Long Credit.
BY {. f.. Girardey.

DY c. F. GIRARDEY, Auctioneer-Office No
1914, at IL O'Clock NJ, at the ST. Charles Auctioi
Exchange, will be sold at public auc ion to pa
mortgages, aud without reserve, by consent .
parties. the following described and very pidI.
enhancing Fourth District property, to wit
bly, arranged double one-story FRAME cor
rAGE, designated by the Nos. $50 and 1868 Sec
,nd street, Ill the s ,uare bounded by Second
First, Dryades and st. Denis streets, having toul
rooms to each tenement, besides two stor,
Altc-ens, with clstcrns, etc., and butt retired
rom the street.
2. THAT HANDSOMELYFI FINISHED and com.
fortably arranged FRAME COTTAGE, nexi al
joining the above. and known by the No. 81,
second street. 1t contains seven partments ill.,
Guiding kitchen, is very stylish.y hnlsned and re-
tired from the street The lot measures 2S fee,
. inches front on Second street, by lz6 fee. s
inches depth.
3. THAT NEAT AND WELL BUILT double
one-story FRAME COTTAGE, forming the ro
.itr OF Second and st. David streets, opposite st
francis School and Church, aud in the sluar,
bounded b. Second, Third, ST. David and ST. Pat
lick streets. The tenements contain each fiv,
very comfortable apartments, with cisterlIs to
each; neign orilood rapidly improving.
4. SEVEN VALUABLE BUlLDI.SG LOTS
.rontlug Oh Seconi sheet AM, the new s. con,
street Market, III the square boun led uy First
>eco..d, DryaIes and liza olne streets. For Il,
-nelslons see plans at SAFE.
Near and Almost contiguous to that popu!ai
md permanently prosperous Improvement, tn
newly buut Second Street Marn.t. no uropcrt
n that section OF the Fourth District can no,
Je acquired better situated and Offering create
'dVait gcs for occupation oi Investment than til,
above described.
The owner compelled by necessity to part wit.
the property, those seeking homts bdi !;
-ltcs, with the best assn ailcts IT great Il tnal,
enlan' enlent, should not fail to take ad santas
# This sale, which Viii be positive, On the fulloA
ing easy
Terms and Conditions -One-third cash at on,
ma two years tor notes specially secured b.
mortgage ami yeldor's ich Oh the propert,
bearing all the usual Claus Of 8 per &c 1t. pc.
innum interest from thu day Of sale until mn,
payment; per cent attorneys fees and polio,
ot Insurance transic red to tue vendor; the taxi.
of 1874 to be assumed over and above the price
If adjudication. The purchasers Will be required
to IN Ike dep ,slt OF IL per cent cash 1T the
ment OF adjudication.
Acts Of sa at the expense of the purchasers
before w. j. Ca notary public au4
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A CHALLENGE.-Clark,t the swimmst wants
race. He tn ows out challenge to all swim
mers Of the city for anything from hundred up
anv distance. The challenge stands for this day,
and bnsin ss intention to be signifed by de-
post of s25 at the Long Branch Cofeehonse,
corner OF Jackson and Lcvee streets, before P.
81, at which hour he will be on hand, at that
place to meet an acceptance.
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We return orr thanks to that prince Of confec-
TONERS, Mr.. D. Lopez, at the corner Of Bourbon
and Canal Streets for bucket Of ce-cold meaG
and profusion Of his q. licious cakes. The mead
is the best favored and finest we have evel
tasted, and caused each man who slipped it TO
breathe PRAYER for Lopez, the maker Of SO de-
lightfu! be,e age. The maccaronies, tumble
and pound cake were the very acme of cookery
and we recommend all who are fond of good
things TO pay visit to Mr.. Lopez, at the corner
Of Bourbon and Canal streets. We would say
something more about that mead, but we are
too full (of it) for ut,erance.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Nash & HOhgsOn.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
$50 BALES COTTON

More or Iess),
SAVED FROM THE WRECK OF SHIP AILSA
Capt. John Dick,
For account of whom it may concern
At Public Auction
DY NASH & HODGSON-W T. Hodrson
- Auctioneer-Otfice No. Caronielet street
On FRIDAY, August It'll, 1874, at 10 A. NJ, .ll
the levee. at the head of Washington street, bv
order and under the supervise on and direction OF
the master and wardels Of the port of New Or
leans, and for account OF whom 1t NAV concern.
at public auction, viii be sold
$50 bales cotton (moIe or less, saved from the
wreck of the British snip hisa. Capt john Dick.
Continuous sales of 100 bales (more or L. J
VIII be made every two or three days, as fast as
wrecked and inspected.
Terms-Cash on delivery in United States
treasury notes auh ri
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Special Notice to Passengers and shippers The
steamer Garry Owen will leave positively THIS
wednesday, EVENING, at 5 o'clock. aking fir light
t. Trenton and Monroe ut Ono Gard rate. with pIivi-
l-ge of reshipping he light draught steamer
Johnny Wise. She draws inches light, and stands
n BOUCHMAN,
AUG 1t Master Steamer Garry Owen.
Office Planters Cotton Tie Association. 81 Car.
ondelrt street-New Orleans, August 4, l574.-A
meeting Of The stockholders of this iation
the purpose of consi ering and acting upon certain
notifications Of the charter will take place at its
office in this city, SATURDAY September ). 1874.
In JOHN HUGHES, President.
Office Of the Canal street City Park and Lake
Railroad Company, 20 St. Charles street, New Or
leans Aug 3 lc1i--fropos:ls will be ret.iS ed until
the 2trh inst. Tor the Brick Basement and otieI
add tons and alterations the builuing the old
Spanish Fort noat Of Bayou st. John.
Piaus and specifications to he at the Office OF
the road.
The Board reserves the rg bit to reject any or all
bids.
b order of the Board 4. NJ HARRISON
agi stood Secretary and Te.isury.
Crescent City Rowing Club
SPECIAL MEETING
Al Jos. Forsters corner Vaudeville and Levee sts
FRIDAY, August 7, 1874,
o'clock p NJ
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Attention. Fifth Ward White League Members
requested t. attend regular meeting on Thurs
LAY, 9TH inst, at u Z. NJ. Pun tua attendance is
expected.
BY order of the President DIR. II. BAYON.
A. e.. Landry ant IT.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNIrURE.-Th entire contents
of the vel furnished residence, corner Of Pry-
tania and Louisiana Avenue, will be sold at pub
lie au ton this day. at II o'clock A. NJ. by Alder,
Pau, auctioneer. Housekeepers would do well
to attend as the whole will be sold without limit
the owner having already left the city
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Fossil Guards Acknowledgements meeting This
THU sday, Evening, August 6, at y O'clock, at
Continental Hail. All members earnestly
quested be present business OF importance. will
he brought btfsre the meeting.
X. L. BRUCE, President.
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lk(N)NlS AND BOARD.

LNVRNISHEP RtMNS WHIP up WIrHOTrr
board centr. location. No. 300 Glvier street near
RarOinr on Oerslte terms. to suit times. au2!tt
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EDW. Il. JENNINGS, Secretary. au6

Eleventh Ward Auxiliary Democratic club A
met ting of this club ill be held Thursday Eve.
ming. August 6. at = o'clock. at the Wiswam, near
Second Street Market Business # Importance will
ne ansactrd. W. j. j. RMSTRONG, Pre-, id. mt.
=. FEUTHALER, Secretary. anf IT.
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Crescent Mounted Club-A meeting OF this Club
will be held at Eagle Hail. corner OF l'ryt,nia and
Felicity streets, thursday, August 6, at = p. NJ.
au6 IT. T.. j. LEEDS, President
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POLITICAL.

No political advertisement. will be inserted, unless
paid fol- in advance or Endorsed by some Responsible
PARTY.
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The first fossil 4 scov red by the Black Hills
Expedition WIS n hun rus bone Why not
nave said funny done," and be done witt
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Attention Democrats. Eighth Ward-A meeting
of the Central Club will be held at q Nes Hall cor
| Ell, sian Fields and Dauphne streets on Thurs.
day, August 6. at P. ~. sharp. All cons rvative
to the st tie Convention. Punctual attendance earn
es,lt requested. Dan. SULLIVAN President
Ed. CURLEY. Secretary. au6 1t"
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t'Olt RENT.

|
NOR RLNC-THE TWO-STORY BRICK
i II ''lse. with SIX fire plac ., No. 40 Magal,li
street, next door to Del I'd. Inquire within, up
stairs. OF Slr. CHARLEY, r Nj. AlACkEnLIN, at
the Louisiana Brewery, Oh the corner. Rant S-5 p,r
luOnth aaU.tF
| II jH RENT-NO III CUSrpMHOUSF, NEAR
/ Il corner # b IN bon, three-,t Try bin.k Ic.-
| '.encc containing .t"Ve below and e. rooms
ali >e li, gas, gallery front and rear, yara ie.e
hydIi,nt .tc. i;,ht crnte; po~se-SIon may
agreed upon. Apply 1, II. A. Rob- Sun I.e.I
Estate Agent 'os. Z: ana n G ninero.a Pace.
a"I Il
~ KDN IAE LAHuE rAEEE->TOM
store. No. y, Canal ST. eel. now urcnped b,
Nj. =. Malochre. Possession given on LIST uct,l-i
Apply To L. BLOOM y Co, corner Ma.aAin. AMI
N,tclcA streets. a.ll I'm
L JE iENf-A iWO->TOiiY HOUSE. NJ. "a
Il aibp n. b,twr.n Gravl.r ana Comno4.
within half a square of the market; gas in all depart
nents CAL he lid at rclsJnioc pIIce, W appl. ing
un p'einses. iif
EJn KENr-AT 800 PER MONTH, FROM
Il LIST &c O,er next tenement No. 273 Camp
.,rs.t- Inquire at No 25 St Charles street jy2s tt
~ RLNT-lHE Whitehead WAHtHUUSL
i from LIST Scptc DIR, 1914. Ii Is Oi bric., two
stories high It'll st.. r,s and covers four lots Of
giO'li' and faces lrh Fnit,n .in FiUnt
bstwe'n Juli, aud No re Dame streets. For .-r,us
apply t., RANDOLPH, SINGLEroN X BROWNE,
corner Camp aid Na,cneA streets. Dx6u
~ RENT = THE TH.st.E-STOAsY BRICK
l store. with STAT roof, corner Gro and F,-
ton streets, r,.nnn. through from FultOn t., Frvnt
sire. t. with opening tirot For t.-r rs app, To
L. II. BROWNE corner Camp and Natcucz STREETS
or WM T.. FHEHEr, ~ Camp street i, ,6tf
~ i.E>l- InE LOWER FLOOR Or HE
] building M. l3 Grave street. Inin,e,iiat,
ls'>"sssi"n given. Also the lower frr Of No. l9a
Gravis.r. Possession gwen October l,t
Apply to AiCGkuEE. SNOWDEN y VlOLETT,
ms II 1871 era Ter street
no EENI-AlCE COOL AMI PLEASANT
] r"'iIis. FURNISHED. slu per month. Iarru and
r,sTn 81 PER month. Convenient "a h,sin.ss. With
larSr ,ril'tas i'll frpnt ALSO barge front ,n,,u
Mi'fuili~lesl In iuiIr At r. ltr,nne street. neai
CsMuIil,M V1s
IL Hi KENl-iHE rHkEE-SrOiil FlKL.
l. i'.a,t ~ rr. M. I.Z Ppy.iras street NV .xy.
Plc'l by kalIn & Co. Apply h CHISM y BOYD
NJ" NV l't'si's" ~tTs~'t jyju
lrOn i;r.Ar liiE LARGE THitt.t-STUkl
] >t"r' ~. 81 dIiai street. between Camp and
Ma .azine. with all the fixtures. gsA, etc. therein
D'w 'srupisi b., Me~~s~. fOir,,e,~r 4 ilaixr Is..
sss.a ~ gwen "n lsi :~prssi'et Apply :. j. TUR
CsSI = ~" Dr, : ANA. ami ikaisHlau. prss7 u
l>O; KEAr-rLH .;RIUVD FLO Ok ar ~t,
y l-s e;rxvSer ssr<l besw1uw 81. Cmus,s xu.
Cep Iesins anas sessl~ ~ ,nnAt lesannl. Are.S 4,
1uc.NNkk : -. - GRnxt1e sGpsaa. Is
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
ST. CHARLES HOTEL,

ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
F. Trimbe, La &C Bel, Ess
+ smith, Ill E D,wl"g
C p Wi Iams, Mss I n ShulA
CITY HOIEL.
3 II Hall, Louisville Alexander, La
! Ai".le, Il yon Sara L Burdcau
j G Arm on and lady, } Il S GERMAN, ci'y
st Mary W Mclaughlin. Texas
J II Garner, La SP Gre, klo" Lafolrchr
.asinier, texas q y XIX, Low,r Coast
q Lambsrt Juo Ora It. -.
IL h Mckay, Miss Nj. OILS, Ia
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Tenth Ward Central Democratic Club-A meeting
of this club will he held ut the Crescent Conft
cry Hail. IN Magazn-. between st. Andrew an 10
sephine streets. nn Thursday Evening. August g. at
"a O'rl ok. Punct.ial attendance il requested
BY order: u r. MAHONEl, PIes lent
Ed CLARK, Secretary. au6 IT
Third Ward Democratic Cuba meeting Of the
Central Democratic Club If this ward will be held at
Holmes Hall. Common street. Rampant,
TIL RSI)AY EVENING, at Is O'clock.
!. =. SkLLECk, Presi lent.
THos. EGAN JR Secretary. aus 1t
meeting Of the Democrats Of the rear portion
OF the First War will ln. held ut the Drsa,les Mar
ket on THU!SDAN EVENING" at u O'Clock, for
the purpose of OrganZin. auxiliary club. All
Democrats of the Ward are invit d 10 attend.
ans ~
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26O prizes, amounting 10. ........n

26O prizes, amounting TO. .S4kM
EXPLANATION OF APPROXIMATION PRuanA :
The nIle remaining units VI tho sam0 I'm a
the numbers drawing the first three pri1s ED
w entitled to the twenty-seven AppxaEil.aiGaa
the first slO,OU prize, those tickets nnnahsa2
lzll, l242, l2A3, l2A, l245, LAT, l3aA ~
and l2:5O will each be entitled to $500 HtiGe0
No. 23l draws the second *lO,UO prize. tAms
tickets numbered 232, 2;l3, ia, a3i, 13A ia. ~
239 and 2aD will each be entitled to nd y
ticke, No. 40 draws the third $1,000 psinG.
those tickets numbered AL, H., AA ~. 81.
446, AT. ~ and Az will be each entitled - 81
Whole Tickets go, HaIve. -, Qr.eaus
So 80, Eighihs ~ -.
PRIZES PAYABLE In FULL WlrHOUx I'M
DUCTION.
Orders to he addressed to
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CONrANx
Luck Box i9z, p. q.
Neg l0snGal
Srno =. ,. Money Lr,ler ~, i.episie, saar
letter ivf3 f3s
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| Attention, Democrats Twelfth Ward D-miurratlt
Citb will meet at Council ta corner Of Il, .rlin an
| Maga2!nr streets. On llIU RSDAY VEAIN.i. Au
gn>t &. i57i at oci"c.>. t.ansart business of IN
| poiianc''. EUG MAY, President
| $. r. PARMELEE, Secretary. aus ".
To the Democratic Voters Of the Third Ward
The registry rolls of this Ward will be open daily
except Sunday at !Iollns Hall, Oh Common, be
tween Rampant AMI Dryades sire. from Monday 81
inst, To Tuesday nth inst. inclusive from 10 A. NJ
to , 7. NJ, and from to NJ
Supervisors of Registration Messrs Hugh Nc
Manls and WIN. Sheridan.
All Democratic voters Of this Ward must register
in order to participate in approaching primary
election. j. X. s. SELLECK P,,si lent
Third Ward G. n.rl Democratic Club.
THos. EaAN, Secretary. au2 td'
Headquarters Sixth ard Rau uh and Ready Club
According to a rs ut,n pisse b, this Club the
voters of the sixth Warl are hereby requested to
ii an regis t.Irr at the following places:
No .J7 D,c,t lr s.rot An corner of Johns IN an
Bayou R.si.i. fir IN \. NJ til r. NJ until the l-tn
inst BY or Ter Of the Prusi lent .. MOREL
L. ID. SoURDRs, Sscr-tary. al r.
Tn. rolls FIR r-.istetin. tn, 'rs of tn Fifth
Ward Den''cr"tiu CluO will be kept Ope., at tn. fol
lowing places:
At H,a mani .rs Nos q and RS Rampant 1t -..t
for ia from July 20 II Aug st i. inclusive.
vt No. Is st. Ana street, for fur days. tron
Au -ust t. AagLsi II. inclusive.
At the corner I" st Peter and Gal, ev for four
DAYS from \ ,,gt-t ~ Ia August Ii. nrla-
Once Of Regi Iat,on to remain op-n from ocl,rk
A. NJ to s o'clock T.. NJ.
D,ncrats If this War earnestly requested To
cOmpl, with the above resolutions.
CLEMENT RAMOS.
JyS taui7i Chairman Exec tive Com ''itt'e
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Hall Of the Red River Pilots Benevolent AssOcla-
tion, New Orleans August l, ls74-The Directors
and members of this Association are hereby request.
I'd to attend Regular Annual Meeting for the cleo
ton OF Board Of D ,ectors to be held on TUES
DAY, September l, 1874, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Pune
tual utten ance is requisite l. All members expect
ing 10 be absent are entitled to vote by proxy.
BY order IF JOHN II. LEWIS President.
JNO. A. MoECHON, Secretary. aul 3Ot
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he New York Tribune learns in sorrow that
neither fear OF the Changers nor of public
opinion has been strong elou ia to keep the
Republican party of Minnesota from nom
III .ting Is salary tbb4rs and its LOBBYISTS TO
congress. That's just like them
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~ KEN e IlE LAItUE IAltEE->TORN
L store. M. 81 Canal eel. now nrcnpied 10y
Nh. p. Malochee. Possession given on list October.
Apply To 1. BLOOM y Co, coluvr Ma aAine and
NstchcZ streets. a,t. i'm
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DRINKING BLooD.-It is not generally
known tact that nearly two hundred people in
his city rise at daylight for the purpose Of re-
PAIRING to the Sian shter-houses and drinking
he warm blood Of animals These people,
Ire not vampires, but consumptives. who find
III the blood the means OF prolonging exist
nee. One lady in this city, who has followed
he practice Of drinking warm blood for seve-
r..l wears, contends th.t It has prolonged bel,
.l1e fifteen years. and has become an absolute
uXury AT first the taste is said to be repnl-
i've, but su seluenty the desire for the en
,ingnined Il nd beco. nes intense. and its good
fleets make II co.nmendlbie to inyalids. ".
L. Erpress
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BUSINESS OF IMPORTANCE.
F. DUDENHEFER, Secretary.

Special NOtice-ExcurslOn Tickets by Steamers
Natchez and X. T.. Lee, leaving SATURDAYS at 5
P. NJ and returning SUNDAYS at 5 P NJ Fare for
the trip s. 30 Ticket, good for two days only.
For sale by j. JANNEY.
aU2 2m III Common street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-06

rn,ough bills inning given al! stations on This
road for freight skipped per steamers Katie, Par
souh AMI Gov A.len. J.JANNEY. Agent
lt>i IL! Common street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-06

/ y ri KENI-IHE rHREE.SrOisl Flfi.
L f,Ot ~ ,r. M. l.2 Pny.iras street INV .s.cu.
pied by l;a,.m Co. Apply n CHiSM y BOYD
M. IO4 Pn,,r1.- -tr,~.i. iytu
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-06

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
approximations Of A2OO each for tAB
nlne remaining units u tho same tn
VI the number drawing the $lO.0oo
prize are ..... ..............0 r
approximations Of $500 each for ~
nine remaining units Of the same N
of the number drawing the SlO,aD
prize are .......:: =. ~
approximations Of $500 each for "a
niue remaining units IT the same en-
1T the n-.-..o. drawing Inc SW.0D
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-06

DOR RENr-THE TWO-STORY BRICK
l. h 'use. with six fire plac 3. No. 40 Magaz,.,
street, next door to Del rd. Inquire within, up
stairs. OF Mr CHARLEY, r. Mr.. MACKEnLIN, at
the Louisiana Brewery. the Kant. S.5 p,r
luU u.tt
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~ KENI-AlCE COOL AMI PLEASANT
] rooms. furnished. Flu per month. ia..rd and
rH'n 81 PER month. Convenient t, l,,isnrss Witt,
Large ,-isiI'ias i'll r,'nt: also large front r,s,u
authenticated In ,uir. 1T !. Bs.rui.ar street neal
,x.t