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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-07-23
Matrimonial Swapping.

for One Days Work, a Razor
StrOp and a RazOr-The Wifi
and Her Buyer Poison the Hus
] band.
From the Pittsburg Commercial.
From our exchanges from
Potter county, Penn, we get the
particulars of a most singular
case. During the present spring
/ it is stated, man named Graves
traded his wife to one Haynes
the consideration being one
days work, a razor-strop and &
razor, Haynes to have undispu-
ted possession Of the woman as
wife or mistress, Haynes and
Mrs. Graves lived together fol
some time, when the former sud-
denly disappeared, and the wo-
man was persuaded to return to
the hearth Of her lawiulhusband.
Now for the sequel, as related
in the Coudersport Journal,
"On Sunday morning last
there was brought to the Jail in
this place George Haynes, re-
siding near Millport, charged
with being accessory to the
poisoning of H. D. Graves, Of
Sharon Township. It seems
that an intimacy had existed for
a long time between Haynes
and Mrs Graves. A couple of
weeks since Mr.. Graves was ta-
ken sick. On Monday, the 22d
Of June, Haynes, who was liv-
ing at the house of VIM. Payne,
said he must go away on busi-
ness for Mrs. Graves. He was abb
sent ali day, on his return said
he had been to Port Allegheny.
Mr. Payne, seeing a couple of
packages in the coat OF Haynes
hanging up in the house while
Haynes was doing the chores,
examined them and found one to
be half-ounce bottle marked
strychnine and the other pack
age marked arsenic-both bear
ing the name of a druggist at
Port Allegheny. The packages
Payne replaced. On the 23d
Haynes met Mrs. Graves near
her house, and, it is supposed,
gave her the poison; at least
the next day Graves was vio-
lently i'll, frothing at the mouth
and vomiting. Mrs. Graves,
who was arrested Sunday even
ing and committed to the coun-
ty Jail, by Leroy Allen, j. P,
Of Clara, states that at the in
terview with Haynes ON Tues
day, he was very desirous Of
going into the house to see
Graves, but she refused, as
Graves would be angry, and
told Haynes he might stand by
q window where he could see
Graves without being seen HIM
self. In this window sat a bowl
of lemonade, and Mrs. Graves
thinks if there has been any
poisoning done that Haynes
must have put the poison into
this lemonade. At least, she
knows that. taking a drink of
it herself, afterward. she was
made very sick, but the sickness
only lasted half a day.
During all of Graves sick
ness his wife refused to let any
one but herself administer med |
icine or to sit up with him at
night. DR.. Porter was in at |
tendance upon Graves, and DR.. /
Butler, of Ceres, was called af-
ter the poison was discovered
Graves said he thought the pois-
on had been given him for some |
lays.
"We belive the above embra-
,es the main facts of the case,
and probably all that will be
known until the matter is tried
Dy the Courts. Graves was a.
i've at last repots."
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-07-23

A western moralist seasonably
remarks that it is painful to hear
an ungodly man say, 1T is as hot
as ginger" when you know that
he doesn't mean ginger" at all.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-07-23
Mail Directory.
Fayetteville POst-OfIice.

Railroad-leaves every day except Sum
dav at 6 A. NJ; arrives at P. NJ. Supplies
the following offices: Kelso, Lincoln, Flynt-
Vile, Oregon, Georges Store, Flora, Hunt S
Station, Salem, Winchester and Decherd.
Shelbyville stage-arriveS Monday, We'd
aesday and Friday at 10 A. NJ; leaves same
days at 2P.M. Supplies Mulberry, Lynch
burg, Bonneville, County Line, Shelbyyille.
Huntsville stage-leaves Monday and
Thursday at A. NJ; arrives Tuesday and
Friday at P. NJ. Supplies Goshen, Halle
Green. MeridianTille- Huntsville.
Shelbyville horSe-leaves Mondays and
THURSDAYS at 8 A. NJ; arrives Tuesday and
Friday at P NJ. Supplies Norris Creek,
Chestnut Ridge, Hawthorne and Shelbyville.
Pulaski hOrse-arrives every Friday at IL
H.; leaves same day at 1890. Supplies Cy-
ruston. Boons Hill, MillVille, Pisgah, Brad
shaw and Pulaski.
Blanche horse-leaves every Friday al
S A. NJ; arrives Saturday at 3 b. Sup
plies Camargo, Molino and Blanche.
Money Orders can be obtained at this Of
flee upon post offices in all parts ef the u
nited States. A list of Money Order offices
NAV be seen on application. Rates Of CON-
mission foT Money Orders are as follows:
Not exceeding SO ............. 5 cents
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-07-23

According to the St Louis Re.
publican the Iowa Radical platform
consists of five lodges, twopositive
utterances, one piece Of ludicrous
tunioolery, and one cowardly o.
missio1.'
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-07-23

"Change cars y is what a city
bootblack said to a countryman,
the other day, when he had fin
ished blacking one ol his Frogans.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-07-23
TERMS-

S- TIVE Dollars for one year, 1,sxa-
,SGbly N Gdv0nce; Two Dollars and
Fifty CeaIs if payment be deferred three
months. All papers going out Of the county
10 be paid for an 0dcance.
EsS- Single copies, Five Cents each.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-07-23

San Francisco now pays women
teachers in the public schools the
same salaries as men.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-07-23

We find the following item in an
Illinois paper: "Mr. -, who
having been in retirement for a
few weeks after marrying and bu-
rying three sisters, came up smll'
ingly to the altar again yesterday,
having b gun OF new family"
A pious Western editor warns q
certa. n politician that the sword of
'D-ocles is hanging over hiIn,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-05
BY Albert Paul.

POSITIVE AND UNRESERVED SALE AT
auction OF Elegant and Costly Rosewood, Ma
Loyany and walnut parlor, bed and dining
room furniture, magnificent bedroom set
glass door arlnolr, trench plate mirrors,
crockery. cut glass and other ware, carpets
shades, engravings, oil paintings, etc, being
the entire contents Of the well furnished res
idence Of 4. Griesinger. Esq, situated cor
ner OF Prytania and Louisiana Avenue.
DY ALBERT PAUL, Auctloneer - Office and
ID salesroom No. 40 Royal street-THUkSDAY
August 9th, 1874. at II 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 parlor and bed room sets,
dining room and hall furniture, mirrors, oil
paintings, glass AMI other ware, etc, kitchen
stove and many other useful and necessary
household articles.
The special attention Of housekeepers is called
to the above sale, the whole will be sold en-
tirely regardless of cost.
Terms Of sale-Cash in U. $. Treasury notes.
au2td
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-05
CITY COUNCIL.

At noon the City Council met ia regular
session. Hon. L A. Wilt in the Chair, and
. quorum of the Administr .tors present.
Several ordinances appropriating money to
pay expenses of various departments came
up on their second reading and were finally
passed
A communication from the Be rd of Under
writer's, in reference to the proposed establish
ment of a cotton ginery in the building on
Notre Dame aud Tchonpitoults streets, was
received, and with an accompanying report,
from o committee OF the Board. condemning
the proposition as dangerous, if carried out
on account of fire and the character Of sur
rounding buildings, was referred to the Ad-
ministrator Of Commerce.
An ordnance to extend the contract for
lighting the city with oil, etc, with Thos
Pickles was adopted.
A number OF petitions and communications
we're received and appropriately referred, aud
the Council adjourned.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-05
ADJUSTMENTS.

EXHIBITION EXTRAORDINARY
l. Al THE FAIR GROUNDS
II. J. MEMORY. the Champion Walker Will wall
100 Miles in 100 Hours.
commencing each mile with the striking OF
ihe hour. feat never before attempted. Tn,
walk vii begin on WEDNESDAY, August ), at
70 NJ, ana conclude on SUNDAY. 9th, at 4 p. NJ.
and be followed by Race between the Steamers
Of the Fire department for an Elegant Set OF
silver, valued at $50: after which the h. h. Lee
and Lone Star Base Ball Cubs will play match
for Beautiful oct of liver valued at $50 A
full Band Of Music will be i'll attendance every
Afternoon and there will be dancing on the plat
iorm daily from to Y o'clock z. NJ The Sets
Of Silver can be seen at LEWIS. on Canal street.
Booths viii be sold at the Fair Grounds, on MON
DAY. "a. at Z. W., to the highest bldler-terms
cash. Tickets . cents; Sunda tickets 30 cents:
ladies and children free al2 1t
10 YOUNG MEN AND PARENTS The Board
i Of Managers OF the Y. NJ. q. A. would re-
specttuliy call the attenti n of the public to the
fact that they desire to establish IT, ST class GYM
nasinm in connection with their proposed new Ii
brary and Il, aiding Rooms, thus at1ording to all
who desire an opp. rtunl1y OF participating III a
heallhiu and invlsurating amllsem. ut. The
gymnasium Is to be established i'll large, airy
and prominent location, with ali the modern I'M
oroyemcnts irlc ulng casthenics, for light ex-
ercise-the whole to be under charge Of an eXpe-
iienced gymnast.
In addition to the regular exercises. special
classes will be formed for boys. and extra induce
nnts offered to parents desiring to send two
more.
Ii is understood that the gymnasium is not to
lie started until enough subscribers are obtained
to guarantee fin l success.
TERMs-sl2 per annum, payable quarterly, IN
advance.
Lists f. T. subscribers at the present rooms,
VI. Z. A.. - Camp street. third door, and at Ell
LIS BROS. Book store, 81 Camp street. au4 tt
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-05
NEW ADV ERTiSEMENTs.

RE-oPESlNG oF
The OLD friends and patrons Of this well-known
and popular establishment are informed that II
will again open for the reception Of guests Oh
SATURDAY NEXT, AUGUST 8th.
As in the past no pains will be spared to keep
up the reputation Of the hopse.
aus 5t* MRS. NJ CASSIDY.
ID BAUMGARTNER, CIGAR MANUFAC-
IL. turer, 81 Maya zine street, corner Natcllez
New Orleans. Factory No. 33S, FIRST District
La. Any description of Cigars, except the lower
qualities, made to order III quantities of 1000 or
more, as may be desired, at short notice, and at
as low rate, if not lower, than any other manu-
facturer in the city or elsewhere. auj 3m
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-05

| New YORK Aug Franklin Edison, Pres
ident Of the Produce Exchange, says the Chi
cago corner in corn had not Influenced the
market in this city, where corn was sold yes
terday at n and 70 cents per bushel, although
its freight from Chicago cost Ii cents. He
says no combination could hold monopoly of
grain in this country for any length of time.
for the reasons that the country was to large
| and the capital required too vast. The trade
in this Mr. Edison believed could be affected
=, by the Chicago corner only in the event OF
| 4 reaction in prices. forcing large quantities
Of corn on the markets, and thereby causing
a sudden depression.
If heavy losses resulted, they could affect
only parties IN Chicago. Members OF the firm
q jesse Hoyt K CO. >aid that they simply
acted As commission merchants for the hica-
20 combination, .hicL was d small one. but
| Mas very powerful, and vas confined entirely
70 Chicago.
Mr. Edison says ia relation to the corner il
oat, that dispatches from persons intending
to forward oats had been received III this city
from Toronto Canada. Washington and Sara
toga counties, ano fro n number Of other
points, where the supply was not supposed to
be large. and in Il sholt time the price would
be lower than before the corner.
Henri Rochafort has relighted his Lu,ueiae,
out II Is Suiu " Durl VIII very IeeDle uaIue
COOP NEws.-The many old patrons Of that
first-cass and popular saloon and restaurant, the
Cassidy Hotel, viii be pleased to learn that it will
reopen Saturday next, August the Sth.
under the management of Mrs Cassidy The
name which has always been sustained by
this house is sufficient recommendation without
further comment. We wish the dam success,
as We feel confident she viii deserve it.
Tha Wa Will 4, II. I'M wi hpl a
me citing this Wednesday, evening 4 1880 O'Clock,
at III ir club room, corner of Clio and Liberty
sire cts
The Twelfth Ward Democratic Club viii meet
at Councii Hall, corner # Berlin and Magazine
streets, on Thursday evening, Al ust itli. at
O'Clock. Business Of nnpoi lance on hand.
The Rough and Ready Sixth Warders hold
meeting tonight at their hall, on st. Philip
street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-05
BY {. r. Girardey.
TO PAY MORTGAGES
CHOICE IMPROVED AND VACANT FOURTH
DISTRICT PROPERTY
Near and Adjoining the New
SECOND STREET MARKET,
By c. r. Girardeys

On Easy Terms and Long Credit
DY C. E. GIRARDEY. Auctioneer Office No
ID 81 Camp street-SATt RDAY, August eth
i,.4 at IL o clock NJ, at the ST. Charles Auctio.
Exchange wild be sold at public auc ion to pa'
mortgages, and without Reserve, by consent o
Ja ties. the following described and very rapidll
enhancing Fourth District property. to wit
|. THAT NEWLY BULL and very comforta
bly, arranged dJuh.e onc-story FRAME cor
LACE, designated by the Nos. 800 and 365. Sec
md street, the uare bounded by second
First, Drvades and st. Denis streets having ton.
rooms to each teneinelit, besides two-stors
hitcIeus, with cIsterns, etc, and butt retired
rom the street.
z HANDSOMELY FINISHED and com
fortably arranged FRAME COTTAGE, next ad-
joining the above and known by the No. 3G1
second street. 1t contains seven apartments. i'll
cudug kitchen, is very styshly flashed and
tired from the street. The lot measure % fee,
& inches front on Second street, by lZ6 leet s
inches depth.
3. THAT NEAT AND WE'LL BUILT double
story FRAME COTTAGE, forming the cor
der OF Second and st. David streets, opposite st.
Francis School and Church, aud in the square
bounded by Second, Third, st. David and ST. Pat
rick streets. The tenements contain each INV.
very comfortable apartments, with cisterns 10
each; neignbOrhood rapidly improving.
T. SEVEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
fronting on Seconi street and the new 81 cond
''lLttt MAJ hSt III TIC S'IudIC w Iust,
Second, Dryades and Ba onne streets. For d.
mansions see plans at sale.
Near and almost contiguous to that popular
and permanently prosperous improvement, the
newly built Second Street Market, no property
in that section of the Fourth District can now
be acquired better situated and Offering greatel
advant ,ges for occupation OF investment than the
above described.
The owner compelled by necessity to part with
the property, those seeking homes or buiilii.iS
sites, with the best assurances Ut great innate
enhancement should not fail to take advantage
of this sale, which will be positive, on the follow
ing easy
Terms and Conditions One third cash at one
and two years for notes specially secured by
mortgage AMI vendors lien the property.
bearing all the usual clauses of per cent pei
amman interest from the day of sale until tina.
payment; per cent attorneys fees and p9hc,
Of Insurance trallse red to tue vendor the taxes
of 1874 to be assumed over and above the price
Of adjudication. The purchasers viii be required
to make dep ,sIt o. ID per cent cash at tue mo
ment OF adjudication.
Acts Of sa at the expense of the purchasers
before W. J. Caste.l, notary public. aui
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-05
AUCTION SALES.
BY Vincent 4 Co.

REGULAR WEDNESDAY SALE OF BOOTS
AND SHOES,
DY VINCENT Il CO-E. VINCENT, Auction
ID eer, 81 and "a Customhouse street-On WE'D
NEsDAl, August 5, 1874, at 10! O'Clock, A. NJ.
will be sold
400 cases BOOTS and SHOES. just received
from Northern factories. aus 1t
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-05

A mild regret agitates the London Spea@os.
Il considers ths 6ighty and degenerate ghosts
Of the present day and moarns 70! tne d'9nl-
ded old apparit ons who behaved themselves
- ~ prlnd style II hath reason; the pFanc-
in14 and lancinPs, the familiar ways and thy
olous conversation Of the modern ghost have
ittle Of; tbe impressive tone which We n.su-
rally look for lii members OF that family. Inc
6ne old g..ost OF tue ancient time had pom
poo, measured, end blood-curdilng ar. ne
stalsed and wor.. his good clio. b Is III tue toga
6,ehion. and when he said things he sli 4 them
in : deep and dignitied manner one would w
ant to remember. Whereas his weaA.nil'dea
descendant pokes an unblushing face turpush
holes in walls, play. the light guitar, AMI al
together acts as no proper gnost OF o'ne. a'.S
you'd have ever thought OF acting. IL IL car
cni.ted to awaken a profound gloom to reflect
how the superfciaLiy Of modern society mas
invaded even the ancient, highly rsspse'aoAe
and awful family Of ghosts
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-05
INSURANCE NOTICES.

Mechanics and Traders Insurance Comp any-New
Orleans August ,. 1874 An election for tnitts Trus
tees. t, serve The ensuing year, will be ed at th
Once of this Company On Monday, August II, be
tween the hours of Ii and clock.
JAMES A. WHITE,
au2 15t Secretary
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-05
London Fir. Rlisade.

The Fire Department OF the city OF London
is under what may be regard "a as almost the
absolute contro. of one Nan, Capt Shaw, who
receives about $1,000 year. Under him are
about 400 men, and the annual cost of sus-
tanning the department in 1873 was reported
at $3.50, 600, Of which amount the underNr tiers
annually contribute some $50, COO There ~ Q
minor details connected with the operations
of the department which are as novel as they
are singular, but Which in the practical work.
ing OF the system are found to meet oil the ex-
pectatious Of those who originated them. The
person first giving notice OF fire at an engine
station is paid fee, and the department has
mower to command the services OF persons ut
fires, for which they are paid.
There is salvage corps aud fire-escape
corps, both Of which are represented as OF
great efficiency. The salvage corps il par,icu-
hrly a new feature. 1t takes charge OF ali
property, as well as its removal from burning
and threatened buildings and is held re
sponsi ole for its return on payment OF liked
rate of salvage. Thls it will be seen, rescues
the poor man, and indeed all men, from the
rapacious claws Of dmymen, carmen, wagon
men, alal all other vampires, wno relentlessly
suck the blood Of unfoltunates at such times
of desperate losses and ruin. The chief Off
Ger Of the riyade, as it is called, reports
daily to the board OF underwriters concerning
fires, giving time, place, occupant, business,
landlord, his residence, cause OF fires, II IN
. red. where. damage, etc.
In London in 1873. We learn there were
fafty-three fire stations, ninety hand engines
O. those which are drawn by horses and
worked by hand, rs in our old side-br!ke
system, and thirty-tive steam engines hve
Of which are on floats and use for hres on
the Thames or among the dense huiidihgs'
vsrehouses and docks ringing both its
hInka.- ~ y -. ..-------4.-l .sFa1-
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-05
FOR RENT.

II Dir RENT-NO III CUSTOMHOUSE, NEAR
Il corner If b nlbon, thvee-stnry brick resi-
uence, containing store below and 81 ven rooms
alb We; liI gas gallery front and rear yard hicked
hytlrant etc Rent moderate; POSSESSION as may lie
agreed upon Apply to Ii. NJ. ROBINSON Real
Estate Agent Nos. =. and "a Commercial Pace
aH4 st
TJ nNr-THE LARGE THREE-oTORY
/ store. No. 81 Canal street, now occupied by
Mr. T. Malochee. Possession given LIST October.
Apply to l. BLOOM Il co, corner Magazine and
Nat.:iez streets. au2 In
NOR kENT-A rWO-STOKY HOUSE. No. 81
Il tlaibo ~, between Hravier and Common,
within half square of the market gas in all depart
ments be had at reasonable price, by applying
Oh premises. vi II
NOR EENT-AT 500 PER MONTH, FROM
LIST October next: tenement No. 273 Camp
street Inquire at No 235 St. Charles street jyS It
TO RENT-rHE WHITEHEAD WAREHOUSE
l from LIST September 1874. 1t is OF brick, two
stories high with slate ronf. and covers four lots OF
ground, and faces both Fulton and Front Streets
between julia and NJ re Dame .trest. For terms
corner Camp aud Matches streets. jy26u
mo RENT : THE THREE-s'rORY BRICK
l store. with slate roof, corner Glrol and Full
ton streets running through from Fulton to Front
street with openings Oh GirOi For teras apply to
K. H. BROWNE, corner Camp and Natclez streets
or WIN p. FKERET 30 Camp street. jy26tf
Nv nENILlHE LOWER FLOOR OF lHE
/ building No. 19l Gravier street. Immediat.
possession given. Also the lower floor Of No 1875
Gravier. Possession given October lst.
Apply to NCGEHEE, SNOWDEN VIOLET,
i,l9 If 1871 Gravier street
IND kENr-NICE COOL AND PLEASANT
/ rooms. furnished. SO per month. Board ana
t,n,rn 81, per month. Convenient to business. With
.,rs,. ,ci.,n,lt, front; also large front room
furnished In iilire at Il Baronne street, near
Common jy.'
i'J.....,. from lsT OF AUGUST. SECOND
i lar lad Fulrth storys OF Store No. III cana
street. ruiro Bling. near Royal street. Apply to
ut,I Mrti.tJ>KEf, - st. Charles or III Canal
-ir.. jy5 I'm
I'vn EEAI-IHE THREE-SIOHI FIRE
L l'ouf Store. No. lU2 Poydras street, now occu.
pied by Raum Co. Apply to CHlSM q BOYD
no. Ivl Poy,ras street. Jy3u
i,OR RENT-THE LARGE THKEE-STOki
l. store No. 81 Canal street, between Camp and
Magazine, with all the fixtures, gas ETC.. therein
occupied 10y Messrs. Fotvlieinler & hAi'er Pos
s.sas,on gwen LIST September. Apply t., j. TUk
COTE corner Canal and BalUnne. Jcz7
l.sOR RENT-THR GROUND FLOOR OF NJ
L LH Graviee street, between st. Chxriu- xn.
Camp. TezMs mostsrate u gUNi Tenant. Apply -
BUCkNkk 4 ~. ~ GEayi~ sersut rs
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Committee Of seventy VIII meet at 81 Carondelet
street, on WEDN ESDAi, August 5. at = +. NJ.
au4 EM&E r. H. MARI Chairman.
Special Notice to Passengers and Shippers-The
steamer Garry Owen will leave positively THIS
wednesday, EVENING at o'clock. akng fl light
Trenton and Monroe at one Carl rate with privi
lege Of r.shippiDg .he light drau,ht steamer
10 ,nny Wise. She draws inches light ard stands
Al in all our homc insurance offices.
n BOuCHMAN
ans 1t Mast,r Steamer Garry Owen.
Office Planters Cotton Tie Association. 81 Car.
ondeltt street--New Orleans August 4. le1i.-A
meeting If the Stockholders Of this Assoc iaron for
notifications Of the charter will take place its
office il this city, SATURDAY, September s, 1874
aus I'm JOHN HUGHES President.
Office Board Of Underwriters New Orleans. Au-
gust L. lc74-NOTICE-The maximum valuation Of
rent month of August is liked at Seventy Dollars per
bale. GEO MATHER.
au4 ltEAM Secretary.
Crescent City Rowing Club
SPECIAL MEETING
AT Jos Fo1stsrs, corner Mandeyille and Leve. st-
FRIDAY, august 7, 1874,
O'Clock Z. 81.
BUSINESS OF IMPORTANCE
A. TIT