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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-04-21

TORNADO IN PIcKENs CoUNTY.-The
Northern section Of our County was
visited on Thursday evening, 9th inst,
by one OF the most destructive tornadoes
that has ever passed through this Sec
ton OF country, except, perhaps, that of
1860. The course of the storm was
from the Southwest TO North east. and
was about half mile in width, and as
Tar as We have heard, eight or ten miles
in extent. We visited the residence Of
AIR. ": G. Field, on Friday evening,
after the storm, aud found him, with
forty.seven citizens of the neiohbor-
hood, hard at work repairing bis da-
IMAGES His fine young apple orchard
OF 2CO trees or more was entirely de-
stroyed; the large and stately shade
trees, topped and trimmed years ago BY
the venerable head of the family. who
has since passed away, were all, with
one exception, blown down, two of
them on the dwelling. Over 1000
p nels OF fencing around the plantation
we're blown down, and every building
on the place, save the dwelling, was IN.
rooted. Corn to the amount of over
hfty bushels was blown out of the crib.
and several hundred bundles of fodder
carried of, and was not found at all.
and everything presented the appear
ance OF destruction and ruin. Huge
trees were piled in every conceivable
direction. There was knoll of several
acres where there was not single tree
left standing. Mr.. F.'s loss in bis
orchard and timber is estimated at
$1,000. The storm passed over Davis
Mountain, on the West side OF Twelve
Mile River. and over Reese's, on the
East side. and struck Porter's Chapel, a
new Methodist Church, carried the
whole top. including wall plates, clear
off, and prostrating all the timber in the
vicinity, passed on to Major Ambler's,
where about 1000 panels OF fencing and
many OF his fruit trees were blown
down, but fortunately no buildings were
damaged. How much further than
Major Ambler's it extended. we have NOT
been informed, nor do we know the ex-
tent OF damages done by it.
Pitkens Sentinel.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-04-21

HOTEL ARRIVALS. April 20, 1874
Wheeler Houses Koppel. Ny; At.
kisson, 0 B Warwick, U SA; WDnd-
ley, Charleston; A Pope. N Q; F G o
Blake. a Wyman, Mass; Mrs Davis.
Miss Davis, r 1; Q A Darling, city; W
a Written. N @; W S Powell, Md; B F
Hall. N Y; j S Browning. Charleston:
f 81 Barnhart, U S A; James r Aiken,
Winnsboro; E Leverick anI lady, Mrs
White and maid, N Y; J NJ Westmore.
land, Pa; W A Bradley, GA; B F Bryan,
n G; p s Hayes, Lexington; John nj
Ellis, Ohio; Mrs A B Nettleton, Pa; p
Darmheim, @ L B Marsh, F NJ West, N
Q; D Cathart and wife, N Y; john J
Hemphlll, Chester; Mrs s D Brawley,
Charleston.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-04-21

PHGNIxIANA.-There is no revenge 60
complete as forgiveness.
Black silks can be bought for 81. SO a
yard-a grea. bargain-asR. G. Shive.'s.
Asparagus for gout and celery for
headache. A y
A good axiom-let every man grind
his own axes.
The greatest glory is not in never fall
ing, but in rising every time we fall.
Men would not 1.-Two long in society if
they were not the dnpes of each other.
Let another man praise you. Don's
praise yourself.
Repentance without amendment is
like continually pumping without mend
ing the leak
Throw JONAH OVERHEARD. The fol.
Owing circular has been sent to the
peal lights of "The Party" throughout
the State. by SONS of the frightened
ring-masters who are anxious to un-
>ud:
"CoLUMBIA. s. c.. April 10.
hon. - Lear Sir: Presumino
that you are hostile to the thieves who
are running riot with the substance of
the people, and degrading the positions
which in the past have been preserved
i'm maculate, we IA committee of Repnb-
licans) have taken the liberty to en-
close you this circular. asking your at
tendance at q meeting to be held at the
State House, in Columbia, on the Sd
Monday in May next, at 12 NJ, to de-
wise means whereby an honest Execu-
tive may be secured. Advices from
Washington suy that Moses must be
supplanted. Let us save the party be.
fore it is too late. For obvious reasons,
no names appear to this paper"
LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
Meeting Independent Fire Co.
John G. Dial-Freezers, etc.
Meeting Palmetto Lodge.
Meeting Richlnnd Lodge.
r. @. Shiver-Calicoes.
d. G. Peixotto & Sons-Auctiop.
Capital B. & l.. Association.
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To what Due.

The Union dilates upon the prosperity
OF Anderson County. attributing it ito
che good effects of Republican rule in
this State" 1t is comfortable to learn
that there is prosperity somewhere.
stHhe people of Anderson, aided by their
hne soil and climate. know how to win
success against the wind and tide of bad
government. Aud they are some what
out OF the track OF its main influence.
1t istoo thin to credit Republican rule
in this State with anything good. What
says the Conseroator, the Anderson
County Republican journal, in italics /?
We must gel ridof h'icksters-we must
oe freed. from the government of roques -
.:s2ers is difference OF opinion, and
most people, including candid Rspubli.
: cans, will side with the County journal.
"Ihe government Of rogues" is as little
likely to bring prosperity as to reflect
y honor upon State.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-04-21

The Louisiana planters are doing their
oest to dam the Mississippi wherever it
.oyerfows.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-04-21

OF Mrs. John Sanborn, of Boston, who
has been spending the winter here. The
lady appeared to be much surprised as
we'll as highly delighted. Quite q num-
Der OF friends fron the vicinity of "the
hub" we're in attendance. Refreshments
aud music by fine string band made
the timo pass delightfully."-.
THE PuGNIx.-Our name sake, the
Phnnix Hook and Ladder Company,
had pleasant gathering, last night
the cause being The presentation of a
handsome silver trumpet to Capt. J. L..
Little. The trumpet is of silver, tastily
ornamented, the bell lined with gold.
The incription is as follows: presented
to Capt. J. l.. Little, by Phnux Hook
and Ladder Company, No. l, Colum bia,
S. c., april &c, 1874" Addresses we're
delivered by ex.Capt. John Jeans and
Capt Little. The company have a fine
apparatus, which is kept in tip.top or.
der. The members expect to join in the
firemnn's tournament in Charleston. on
the 4th Of May.
The state Of mind OF the inhabitants
OF Delta. village on the Mississippi,
opposite Ficksburg, on retiring to rest
at night, can perhaps be better imagined
than described, whom it is stated that
the level of the water is considerably
higher than the level Of the land. The
town is hedged in by levees 80 COM
pletcly that the river is compelled to go
around it for the present, at least. But
to dream OF crevasses and freshets must
provoke the most horrid night. mares
among the people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-14
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET
EEw-YoRK, Friday. Nov. -, 1874.

The following sales were effected at the auc
ton held to-day by Arch Johnston at Las establishment,
Thirteentl-st. between Uniycrsitypace and Ffhave.
Mr. Johnston has instituted "a Bureau OF Exchange at
his downtown Office, No. 81 Libery-s, and has openeI
books for the registry Of everything pertaining TO his
business which will he placed at the disposal OF any
desire to avail themselves of this valuable means
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Gardeler5.

GARDENER-First-ca would be found
~ general usefal gentemas places no iam oe'' ee
ces strictly temperate. Aires n. loo Ne" ohsl jersey
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al WEST HTH-ST.-A Protestant girl as
NURSE; taAe e-le chTse oi a. u4An1 cV OF eou@
~ xood ely Tefe ence.
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Dfniisrrp.

nR WAIT * son, IS EAST 23D-ST., have
~ metallic base for AraA Teeth, hgb stronger
and cooler than other and being perfect
heat perfectly bealyon $50 also insert supe.
nor P,na Gold AMI Rubber work prices Piuy~rg
pgcialy Teeth cei under 81 drs
and 6Qc each succeeding A young LADY in saesiaaea
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Amnsemenfs.

A CADEMY, l4TH,ST. Combination Matinee.
lS'ssat Az 2
Joint 'DVsir'n'' 1 KS 5 SE!sRsoS ana MArES'"
pop1e,tfs beautiful opera 10 .alec sea
ssas; SGirs4rsLL
Miss cocoey w. O. Hal, siEnor cs1I,. $780,.
A ss1 ssI S vii S SS e. sa. v.
r., LKNANL v,,,.
Vic. hAhHsi
s ssssr Shs rrFyig Carlo e e,fo%
S,saci PioaSI Ray dsSiya
Musical Director aud ConGnc Or.........dG T. BBHR.S
% e all pr d a f s"a srossrs ' ' ~ ''
&c Fs No. Gs@ S BaRsRa i'
T5SSs l u; J e & st s;PsTs
WEDNESDAY Nov lS-sle BMMA ALBASIs. NEW Ro1x
- liprtilns season VI tiotoss JdEidA,
ME ALBAaL....... ..a' ........... .L-d' Henrietta
a CADEMY. THE MANZ0NI MASS.
Dr. hsfs1 G syRS s s9' sS 20 T7cqS Ss ''
Tl9r PRODUCTION ~ AMSaiCA.
''' ''' i sI3Sos 8 Muzio. ''''''''
vRnDrs MESA d, ngQuRa
o,ns ,~,c oacgEsTRA OF EIGHTY EyEcgTayTs. ,,c,.
sIGyoR RA MAaEsI Mss GARY a;
Ater.on called 70 tie fact that the OLetrl o. tie MAN
zoNI MASS tavps eeea cGd By sor yer TO ar sts1S,b
cn be altered ar,n limitations of he nAsIsh Work
viii slngn their ra' Measure Of rp?rta7c o,o.,,,.,c.
Psrcnlar CHANCE OF PERFORMANCE
from MONDAY 10 TUESDAY uocesLtcj By hJPFILMbs iAhI
REHRARSALS OF tlIs co'oss Il composition.
Reserved bscony secoid OF bores can nov D.
secured at - esch AdasOn. s. galley a. Tickets for sale ~
ths Academy. 7Ol aud III DEoatvaF
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. CARL FORMES.
~ sUSDAY EvRNlNG Novene Is sixth Grant Coaer o. the
SfRAkOSCH ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY snI IesDpearanee 70
ES YORK Of the werIEoWsc4 Bao, GAIL FORES kessiHPs
cha ming opera
IL BARBIB1B Di SEvIGLIA.
Nile BLANCA DONADO.
egnor DE BiSSISI SgnOr DEL Pr ME- Sgno PORlSI ssd
CARL PORN rs In bis BASILIO" Grad Chorns ard
NJ BER8NS Pa, rs Circle. Boz &c erL
Admission 81 Reegvei Seat soc ovf Par'or Chr 81 For
sale Acav ga 10 Ia BrosIEay, Di the Grand
Opera House throughout Sunday.
4 YCEUM THEATER. SOLDENE.
A. A. GRAI Iessee aEl Nalagen
BRILLIANT AND INCREASING SUCCESS OF
Miss EAILY sOLDRNE
ard her eclraiei
MIRO ,y,.o,,,,,,r, 70 ,.vy MATINEE AT 100
TWO fbhfOhMA-'ChS to-pAi EVENING At 5.
THIS SATURDAY AFTERNOON-LASr MATINEE Of
GGNByIEy6 w BRABANi J.. $500.
THIS SATURDAY tVENISG-LAST TINE THIS SEASON 81
GENEYIEyE De BRABANr.
which viii be preceded BY The smHIng free.
ThB IRISH TUTOR
MONDAY EVENING. Sov. 49, at z,
Le'joq's popular opera,
IA FILE DE- MADAME AEiJT.
ohc Of the theater and
at DhLMOSICOS $, % Broad ST.
NISS CUSlIMAN, .,.., u,,..
or TllE AGt.
Read TRINCUL0, III ehis v els ARCADIiE
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Tabernacle baptist Church,
Secon Navc.. between TeI'h fri Re7ctth-sts
Rev. JAMES BOARDMAk ia NTilORAE 4. Pastor.
Services at 1880 II. aui 1:IJ p. IN.
No ming Subject:
"TDB UNVAlLED GOD"
Evening SUI jet:


THE PRAYER or THE DING THILF"
Young men an strangers arc cordially inye.
In'vers7iist Churches Of Nrw-Yorls md yjri"iiy.-
q 81 The Dvne P3tcnlr dhyr ner Of 4JtA-sl Rev
H. H. CHAPLIN Pastor; SUNDAY services lO4j 1880
Friday uisA ca BeecScr STREET Ch-Ich. BeerAcst, clttcr
Dowuinr SN EETSBR Pstor SnGtay lCi5
a. T. 10 o. m; SuuGsyschoo 0ij a PRAYER and conference
iuesly night 3 Church OF Our j1.t
Sthye n. PULLMAN, Patori Sunday services lOij
in 1870 SUNDAY 0:l6 rryer and conference
Inee1ng Friday evening" a. Harlem MISSION lZ1thst To-
Sd 4l-aye Rev. ChkLIS FLUHRE. Pastors SUNDAY
service, l0:4S 745 suodayschoo 9:80 i1)
Hal Of Stuyesan arc 9s~; Sunday service
School reyoori Hall Jithst 3ae SugdsT c'ool.
Young NewYors Clversai Association Rooms Broadway
and 3.,.-st; open ,scia 3 IA. 90 10 p n.
baOOKLYE CHURCHBS1I Church OF Our Father Clrrnon-
ave rear luos;. Rev Ii. r. hlE PasiOr Sulos, services
10 80 NJ 30 Sl1daY-srhCol 21j p prayer and
conference meeting FRIDAY night 2 A. Song Church Solh
0hs T. D. Rev. GUHNISON PASTOR SGlc'y Services 1880
m $50 ?. H.; SunlacAoo ut :}O p ~ 'act@rs AMI Bible
n every FL ght conference AID
Wednesday night g. church Of tie EeoEc toa. GIe.npon
v. WILSON Pastor Sunday services. lCiD 730p
H.; conference and PRAYER meeting THURSDAY night Sunday
school g. Centenary hgudachoc NoS-d ave-, near
D. Kalb. at 23D p -
JERSEY CITY n J-Frs; Unvorsa. Clnrch Rev. PHEBR a.
HANAIORD Pastor; SUNDAY services. lt:30 100 p ~;
Sun oo at y prayer ard ec meeting week
NEWARK n. J.-ChuToh Of the he-eemer Rev. j. T. FOR
RESTER D. ID Sunday crviees. C:3O O. 1870 Sunday
school az 23U H conccrc3 aId piareueeus every week
Westminster Church, West wetystc1u-st between Sth
and Pastor. Rev Gil OEGE d. MATTHEW'S will
preach TOMORROW, forenoon at lO occ, and Evening
IA o'clock.
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Gltuarons UlnIco-- Hlalfs

Cooks
4 COLORED MAN wants Il SIIUAI'ON as
~ 6rtcllss COOK WAITER; nn.ertagiS max W p ec;
Can DC seen AZ the rhoi
ESTANT ZONE BUREAU. lj5 t.ay-, above lOt1-L
MAN CO0K.-A FrcnChmau as professed
VA COOK ia cr,aads al ku.s Of cooA7s: ree private
riiv or bosnng fornh nudo e rerere& Ap9T 81
ODElLS FRENH BUREAU, los West "a hs corner DroAd"Ay
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fjorsrs. Carriages. Earness. ST.

florses. Carriages, farneSs, Nt.
ANDREW LESTER g. CO., 81 BROADWAY.
IA BARGAINS IN ALL KINDS OF BLANKETS. Stable Ban-
kets from 81 and upward
CLARK'S PATENT HORSE CLIPPERS
" Warranted 70 be the genane article Trade supplied
HORSE BLANKETS, WAGON, TRUCK AMI TRAVELLING ELAN
EETS, also CARRIAGE ROBES SLEIGH BELLS SADDLBRS
GOODS Of ell kinds HARdER HAYS Co, ~ Beekm,nsi.
EOR SALE or EXCIIANGE-FOr II young,
Thoroughly tound kind and gentle HORSE about 10 p hads that
300 the by the watch HORSE
MARE and old finely 0ed free drivers;
O5 double Call OF private stable, l29 We 49h-s
dress Mr. LORD q Best 4lstst
uORSES BOARDED in the country for the
Winter reasonable stable of laY
charge cael Tor n4 returned desired Apply
A. HENDERSON, 50 Waters.
HOLSTEIN" or No. Holland CATTLE
An importation Of II animals for SALE. May be
M MONDAY MORNING at the stable Of the importer.
JOHN H. CONFER. 1913 Vest enty-fntst, n Y.
Amer that time at Mr. Corners Farm. Goshen, NY
Il No 20 East FOurteoDhse,
between Fithave and UnEersi'ypae
LOyDONMADE HARNESS Of Ghest quality In correct styles
SADDLES, BRIDLES HORSE CLOTHING.
ENGLISH PRINrs OF COACHING, HUNTING, RACING 1e
JHn AND 150 good Stable Blankets, variety
LOO osquare Blankets cheap Andrew Lester Co. 81 BSty
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IOrLcfJ
DORTER and USEFUL MANA young man
you'll Ike position PORfHR in store, ho'e or ONCE
ug 10 generally einl furnish go c. rer
ece; Cau be seen uti sue1 a. oDA'
AGENCY, 100 " est Ji.lst.. corner Broadway
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Uinier Resorts.

DOYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, Nassau, N. p,
Bahams T. j. Porter PTopneor For full address
NgerwoOt Co. 75S DPwaT NY Steamers sail weeks
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Sitrailons Uan!:o--M ales.

Coachmen.
A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES Nos Of West Thiriysecondst. sos West
Twcrt,.ihndst, 5O1 Thrd.v corner Thryfosrhj the
HARLEM OfFICE No 2.2SI Thr1sve Onehppdred and
trtnto Iarlem Savings Bsnk Buidng) aud the BROOK
LYS BRANCH OFFICE No 323 wsshnsoasL mex; door shs
Post Once 10 q .. NJ. at regular once rates.
AS COACHMAN, by a competent single
4 man. sober willing and useu best last and
epoyer Call at or address 4O5 1sye for two osys
(NOACHMAN and GARDENER and LAUN
" DRESS-A respectable AMI wife would Lie place together
IN clty OF o thorough enienh ami grIeae wife As
20 laiA ca f0-isl .fcornt retire cft A..y a. OpELL5
eItpI. lvs WesI S4E ,-.,sf. l., .-ar-
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Gilunllons Wanteo--temalc5

.AIe EAST 24rH-ST. WANTED by respect
~ abio American CHILD to bEng ol the botse
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Opening Services,

Tn. Second Reformed Presbyterian Church formerly worshpng
West Eleventh st. having purchased the In West Thirty.
made the building
purpose viii the he place Of worship
SABBATH l6tb n services commencing at lO;SO NJ a.
folowsi
the pastor d. STEVENSON that dsy viii the Seth
year his pssorAte brief history The church will lie read then
by Rev DAVID GREGG Ofbe Third Church Nsw-i0rE Rev.
sOMMBRylLJB will occupy the pulpit at O'clock p L., and
Rev. Prof SLOANE. D. D.. Allegheny at 1902 m
Considerable expense Occurred IL making the
CHANGES the bang aid in desYng the viii be
tiO service hieuds AMI especially those who at
an, tin. with the second Congregation. ere
fasis invited " Join u the<s services
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5ituatious UGrte0--Gema!e5.

ne EAST 10TII-ST.-PUscnt emplOyer's.-A
W. hshiy competent WOMAN CHAMBERLAIN and PARLoR-
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NURSE.-By frst-class Scotch nurse
snd eap operate on two m.ehiaes would be
b.. bet sU Cal a. lO0 O'aIe. over a0s
slos h.er YpsS
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credit system forces the city to pay exorbi-
tant prices for everything required for its use,
has greatly aided the rapid increase OF our
burdens. We shall therefore insist upon con-
forming the administration of city affairs
strictly to our ability to pay, from actual cash
receipts.
Over three millions of taxes of the years
from 1864 to date, to say nothing OF preceding
years, are long past due. A fair proportion
Of this amour. promptly paid in will enable
us to clear the docket and start the machinery
of the city government on sound basis.
We cannot escape the consequence Of debt.
The power and resources OF the creditor to
enforce are greater thai the ability Of the
debtor to resist, and any further delay in the
payment of taxes will subject your property
to risks and hazards greatly beyond the tenn
porary inconvenience of settlement now.
The question must be fairly and squarely met.
The business OF the city cannot be conducted
without relief from you, and any interruption
OF its operations would entail greater evils
than those we now endure. We are, there
fore, compelled to solici: payments by all the
means in our power.
We regret that there may be individual cases
of hardship, but in the present crisis we can
no longer extend indulgence to the debtors of
the city without great peril to the interests of
pIOpG1ly AOlNiCAS tA1li ItoitcubS, tufsI NOulu
surely follow the suspension OF the depart
ments that are requisite for the protection Of
your lives and property.
We appeal to you, therefore, for prompt
and cheerful acquiescence in this our request,
pledging ourselves to an honest and impartial
administration Of your affairs, under a greatly
decreased expenditure, and to be still more
reduced by measures Of relief we hope soon
to realize.
While we are compelled to frame budget,
and to levy tax, according to the existing
laws, we have every reason to hope that such
legislative relief will soon be afforded as to
enable us to modify our estimates, and thus to
Tighten to that extent the heavy burdens now
pressing upon us.
Respectfully submitted,
E. PnsBURY,
Chairman
E. A. BURKE,
j. o. LANDRY.
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Smokers Of genuine imported Havana
cigars are referred to the advertisement of f.
A. Gonzales & Bro who offer for sale at retail
and wholesale prices, half million Of fully
guaranteed first class Havana cigars.
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Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship City of Houston, Deerng, for New York
Rareshide & Cameron
Steamship Margaret, Baker for Key West via Flori-
da Ports K RObel IS
Ship United States, Lunt for Liverpool
Schultz &co
Ship Norris, BarstOw. for Havre- Schultz eco
Ship Adorna, Hawkins, for Liverpool
Ocean. Zerega eco
Spanish bark Sales. Labarga, for Liverpool
Norton & Bell
British bark Sarah, Tilley, for Barcelona
Hall & Vaughan
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The attention Of the multitude is called to
the advertisement in another column, in
which NJ. L. Byrne & Co., of l63 Canal street
the great dry goods house-announce that
they have already received and will continue
to receive silk striped light ground grenadines,
which they are selling at extraordinary low
prices.
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WHITE KID GLoyEs.-We take pleasure in
calling the attention of the Sir Knights Tenn
plar to the advertisement of Messrs. Gueble
& Nippert, 131 Canal street, who have import
ed kid gloves expressly for the receptions and
balls to be given during the triennial celebra-
ton of the order. Their prices have been
greatly reduced for the occasion, as see by adj
vertisement in another column
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ArrfV0ts

Steamship Cortes. Freeman, from New York 2lst
inst. to A MOultOn I'D dist 8
Steamship Western Metropolis, Quick. from New
York 2lst inst, to I'll Ludwigsen-2d dist 9
Spanish steamship Jose, AlbazUri, from Havana, to
M Pug &co-3d dist
British ship Chas II Oulton, Mathews from Sydney,
n e, to Ocean. Zerega &co-4th dist 55
Ship Armstrong, Bryan, from Rio de Janero to mas
ter-1st dist
Spanish bark J N B. Amor. IL days iron, Havana
to master-Il dist
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A GREAT DRUG SToEE.-Visitors to our city
will find in the extensive and centrally located
drug store of Capt. I. L. Lyons, corner OF
Camp and Gravier streets, everything that
they may desire in the way of perfumeries,
toilet articles, drugs, fine liquors and wines,
cordials, cough elixirs, ETC., etc. Be sure to
read his advertisement on our editorial page.
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New ORLEANS, November so, 1871

New ORLEANS, November 80, 1874.
To The Tax Payers and Citizens of New Orleans
Fellow-citizens-In obedience to your voice,
so emphatically expressed at the POLLS on the
second instant, we assume control of the city
administration.
Surrounded on all sides by embarrassments
of no ordinary character; with employees. ma
terial, men and laborers unpaid for a series of
months, the fire department reduced almost
to condition of bankruptcy and disruption
with the threatened extinguishment OF the
city lights-and with every creditor of the city
reduced to want, we deem it not unbecoming
to appeal to you for that moral and pecuniary
support. without which all our efforts to meet
these demands and restore the credit of the
city will avail nothing.
The depreciation of the city obligations can
not be attributed to past failure to meet its
interest payments as they have heretofore
been able to provide for them. A vicious
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A ToAsT.-May man ever lie, steal and
drink Lie ever upon the bed Of ease, steal
away from bad company, and drink only at
the Victory. No. l57 Common street.
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The newest out, the Irish Blaze, by Pat
Moran, at 157 Common street.-the Victory
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MOUNT CARBON CoAL-65 CENTs-15S GRAvrEI
STREET.
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Ho Sir Knights
Ho. Sir Knights. .......a
Ho Sir knights
The single number drawing
The single number drawing
OF the La. State Lottery
OF the La. State Lottery
Will surely come off
viii surely come off
On Saturday next.
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MARINE NEWS.
Cleared Yesterday

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Tuesday Morning, Dec amber l. 5
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MOUNT CARBON CoAL-65 CESTs-13S GRAvIER
STREET.
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Relow-COEning Up.

Ship Charter Oak, Staples. from Bristol Eng. Oct s.
to master
British bark LoDgfellow Lowther, ~ days from st
Martins, to master