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THE CITY.

TIL IfGHr.Is. During the storm ye ster
day afternoon, the new house partly construct
I'd corner OF Hospital and Bourbon streets,
was struck BY lightning and damaged to the
extent of $1,000. The property is owned by
A Dejean. No person injured.
BooTBLACKs. - Last evening about l0:l3
o'clock, at the corner of st Charles and Canal
Streets two bootblacks, by name Robert
Spencer and Robert Taylor, both colored, got
INTO a difficulty which resulted in Spencer be-
ing cut by Taylor on the right side Of the
head The wounded boy was sent to the hos
pital, and Taylor was locked up in the First,
From Yesterdays Evening Editon.l
LEvEE THIvEo-A number Of sacks of corn
We're found last night by police officer, So
creted away under Car at the Jackson Rail
road depot, and suspecting that they We're
stolen the officer laid il wait to see what
would turn up. About 10 o'clock FIVE negroes
put in an appearance and attempted to re-
move the corn. The officer t pped forward
and attempted to make an arrest. The thieves
attacked him and he drew his revolver and
fired one shot. He succeeded in aIresting one
who making away with sack Of oats.
The balance made good their escape. Four
lacks OF corn and one of cats were carried to
the Harbor Precinct Station.
SMALL. FIRE. About | - 0 clock this morn
ing, the stable and frame house owned by
}. NJ. G. Parker. on Tchoupitoulas, between
North and State streets, was totally destroyed
by fire. Loss $3.50. The dwelling was
.uped at the time by Joseph Carter. The
work Of an incendiary is the presumption.
RAEID Doc. A rabid dog came TO griet
last evenina, at the hands Of an officer, on Val.
.ctte, near Evelina street.
The Hosp'rAf. Joseph Irsine. aged -
20 the hospital in = sick and destitute condi-
;On.
George Harris. 10 years Of age. a native o:
Connecticut. found on board the steamer
Selma in a sick and destitute condition yes
:erday, was sent to the hospital tor medical
treatment.
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INSURANCE NOTICES.
The undersigned having been apPOini'

The undersigned having been apPoinie d
Agents OF the INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NORTH AMERiCA \. OF Philadelphia, assets s4.2lP,-
600 ot the CAISSE & ENERALE . ASSUKANCES,
OF Paris assets over - 900 coo. and of the MAN
HAITIAN FIRE INSU RANCE COMPANY. uf
New York assets 5000 600 will commence the Fire
Marine and River Insurance Business at No. lel
Gravier street two doors from the Cotton Exchange.
on the LIST proNiuo The Insurance Company of North
Amer lea makes her marine losses payable III gold III
London, when desired
- I'm SMITH \ WOODS.
Office OF the Delta Insurance Company. cor.
ntr CaIonttlet and Common streetS-New Orleans
sept L. lS.4-InconioImty with the requirements of
the amended charter and in accordance with Il
luton OF the Board of Trustees at special meeting
held on June 10 is14 the subscribers Ia the Capital
stock of this Company are hereby notified to come
forward and pay the following nstallnents AZ the time
specified below viz.
Ten per cent on the Isl day of October 1874.
Ten per cent on the LIST day OF November, 1874
Fifteen per cent the Isl day Of December, lel4
Fifteen per cent on the 3irt day OF December 1871
By order Of the Board.
au}o I'm |. W. BAQUIE, Secretary.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
(Speeia. Di-lateh 10 the Cincinnati Enquirer.
WASHINGTON. l.. c., Sept. s, 1874.

lSpeeia. D-tateh TO the Cincinnati Enquirer
WASHINGTON. l.. c., Sept. 8, 1874.
GRANT : PRoNPTIR And BtcKEEs.
II has leaked out that Grants late SANDER
ous letter on the Southern question was
prompted bv Senator John J. Patterson, the
head-centre Of the notorious South Carolina
ring. Patterson sent Attorney General Will
Hams 70 Long Branch to prepare the way tor
him with Grant. and seems to have been the
chief eng ineer OF the plot Patterson has
anassed large fortune by his operations in
South Carolina, and probably disbursed free
" to secure a fresh lease OF power.
The neat scheme OF the carpet-bag9ers is to
have Southern Convention on the 3lst +
October to concoct an address Of lies and deta-
nation Of the Southern people, 50 rs to Justl-
+, and excuse the military pressure which Is
to be employed prior to the elections IN No
yember. Tins convention the carpet-bag man
ayers propose to hold at Atlanta, Ga, but
have changed the location 70 Chattanooga
One of the most amusing and startling stories
put ont W the carpet-baggers IS that there are
to be no Office holders and no thu YES IN the
convention. II has been suggested by some
to have the Dolly opened with prayer by the
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher.
admits that Senator Robertson, Of South
Carolina. thorough going Republican, sees
no justification tor the recent executive pro-
ceedings prompted by his carpet-baS col
league, Patterson,
REVIVAL. OF ~ ABSURD EUMoK.
The ramor has been revived that Attorney
General Williams will accept the Russian Mis-
sion, and that Secretary Bristow is to take his
place a. Attorney General. The report IS
contradic:ed by those who ought t" be well
informed a. to Nr. W;lliauls's purposes : but
some Of Mr. W.lliane'> friends are DESTROYS
that he should accept this position, and il
is certainly among the probabilities. The
difficulty seem. t" i. IL. expense .! ! resl-
lence at st. Petersburg.
r!oposrD DENc.fATT" ADDhESs.
There j. talk here of a meeting OF the
National Democratic Executive Committee. to
De held shortly in this city. for the purp Sc OF
issuing an address upon the pending political
issu IS. and designed especially 70 review the
treatment OF the Southern st ties by the
Radical party. and the case, Of III: disorders
which prevail there.
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BANK NOTICES.

Citizens, Bank Of Louisiana Notice to DE.
positors Parties having deposits in this Bank are
informed that they receive certificates OF depos
its therefor bearing interest at per cent per annu,
PAYABLE in e. II and = months which Ger titrates tdue
due will he received in payment OF all dues to
Stock Loans tdll, or not due, for purchase OF
Lands or Rents thereon
The total amount Of deposits Gneluing Cold IL
less than 800 600 whilst the dues to the Bank for
which the certificates are available, is upwards OF
s. 900 0,U-ot which over 81 600 600 Is matuIed.
Depositors money is unfortunately locked up
for time viii thus there is need OF sacrificing
their checks NJ Iuincus discounts, and ais" see
that the temporary suspension OF the Bank arises from
the dtinl ucucits OF lis debtors.
| heg SAY that every tXeIton is being made III
the hope of ,ii,..tue early resumption
avail oi the occasion to thanh The depoSitors for
their orhearance and consideration already eNenoe.
to he ank. jN0. G.; GAINES. President.
New Orleans, SEPT =, lisa. 50 Nv
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WANTS..

VH-AETEP-HY AN EXPERIENCED WARE
w hous,mau--A .t-Ia.lel in the city country
where he can ms Al hsn"-t living. Having had six
wears rxpe fence in :ue largest wholesale grocer
stores in this city goods for shipping AZ
tress f. X BullrIu 2itlc. sll
VyYANTED-A DWELLING; HOUSE-EITHEE
w in III. First -. Youth Districts, from October
lst Must contain East n!ue go rooms. y double
cottage preferred Aii,.z. Post Office. Lock Box
NJ ST ct
WANTED 4 MAN OF FAMILY, HAN.
w ing but on. An .'ituatlon as Entry Ger :
Waterman Oh in anv capacity where he make
himself useful Sa1iia tI ftferences can be gwen
Address X NJ ,jli, OH. alI2t If
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R0oNs DEMOCRATIC PARISH COMMITTEE.

NV Orleans. Sept. :. lSi4-
At at a meeting o. this committee, held this
evening, il was
ReSo'tea That This Committee again invite
and urge all Conservative voters to register her
names. as earlyas practicable in the books OF the
different Ward Clubs alr-ajy organized, i'll order
that they may participate in the election t. be
held Oh October Sd. -or delegates to the Parish
Convention which viii Assemble on October 5th.
As under previously promulgated resolutions
of this committee relative to registry for the
p ituarv elections the number Of Registrars and
Clerks are not limited. therefore the Presidents
of the several Central Ward Clubs are hereby re-
quested, mon p oper application, to appoint, III
addition to the appointments already made
One Registrar tnv .asg ward, to represent the
different organizations ,tner than The Demo
cratic party. ln,.ltlol Il. tie platform adopted
at the Baton Rouge Convention.
ReS0ireJ That III Presidents of the several
Central Ward Clubs b and they are hereby re
luested to appoint st;,h number Of Commission
ers aud Clerks As they may each deem proper
and necessary to ,.l',et the election to he held
on October 81. Tppn roper application the
President. are also requested to appoint one
Commissioner .. Iiect.s. and one Clerk at each
polling place. t. represent hs different orga''lZa
ions other than TIN Democratic party, mentioned
i'll the platform adopted By the State Conyt ntlon
recently held Al Baton Rouge.
p MiI.OCIIEE. Prcsidt.
WILL STEVEN, Vice Presdt.
+ I RbWrp r,..a SO lUt
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Ry Albert Paul.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF EVERY De.
scription. c.rpa.-. Cookery. Glass and other
Ware. Etc. "
DY ALBERT PAIL t,lc.ioneer = Office and
- salcsrooIn y. - RJgl! strect-Niil sell every
Monday. Weine- Ia ,ni Friday. at ~ O'Clock. a.
NJ. i. the sales. 'D1 10 Royal. near Custom
house streets
4 general a-s,,i.is.aa, ot new ana secondhand
Household Fur:''4'tfa Carpets. Crock'ry, Glass;
and other Ware ste. etc.
Loans secures u Furniture. etc. Storage at
mo ,.'fa.r rates ''' wv
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR HOUSE
-aEpERS.
pere,nptorv Sale - auction Of the Entire Con.
tents Of the Elegantly Farnlsht d Res deHcc.
NO. 25i Il. Andrew ST.. near Camp st.
COMPRISING Elegant Mahogany Parlor Set. Nag
ntcent Mante and Pier Mirrors, Beautifully
Carved Rosewood bedroom Sets. Drawing
and Dining Room furniture, Fine Parlor
and Bedroom Brussels and other Carpets.
Valuable Qil HIntIngs and Engrav!ngs.
Shades Oraa.ents Hrockery. Glass and
9th, I wale Kitchen Stove, etc, etc.
-.l-O-
! Splendid 1onei Jpright Piano, III alb. X Co.,
Lately purchased ut a cost Of s|>i,0.
The whole Nearly New aaG in Perfect Condition.
by ALB RT PAUL, Auctoneer Office ard
ID salesroom, 20 Royal succt-THCRSDAY,
sept. H. at II O'Clock A. NJ, viii be sod at
public auction, The premises, without any
limit or rescry3-
he utlre contents of the above mentioned
residence.
Tclms-Cash. -l2 ia
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Dca,h uf Henry Won phUl.

The st. Louis Tar. r tie 9Th inst. an.
nounces the dealt. o. Mr.. Fl. Won Phul. at
the age .. 10 years. Nh. Non I. was dis.
moved t. that plac. from Philadelphia III Isl |.
Six sons and 1--WE daughters survive the de.
ceased. among. who,l. ar Mrs. Julia Bird, wife
Of A. T. Bird. planter IN Louisiana: Henry
Won Phul a planter il Louisiana; Frank Won
Phul. a merchant IN New Orleans: Vim. Won
Phul. planter in Louisiana: Benz Won Phul.
of the firm If Won PLul 4 Radgesky. cotton
brokers Of st. Louis. Tha Times says:
At various times III lis long and .ventful life.
Mr. Won Phul has been Interested in steamboat
ing, and has added much by his means and
Judgment to the immense business In that line
which gave st. Louis such an Impetus IN the first
half Of the century He also occupied trusts oi
honor as citizen HAVING beer al different times
q member Of the Board Of Clty Commissioners,
member Of the School Board and Of the Chamber
OF Commerce, President OF the Union Insurance
Company, and director III the iron mountains
Railroad Company. No man. dying, will leave
behind HIM a fiirer name a. heritage to his
posterty, and few citizens will be monrned by a
larger circle Of true friends than Henry Won
Phul, who, full OF wears and honors, goes to lis
last resting place near the scenes Of his active
The French War Office has worked out the
statistics OF the question Of the effect OH
losses in battle OF improved firearms, and the
following are some OF its results At the battle
of Friedland the French lost fourteen per
cent ard the Russians thirty per cent of their
troops. and at WaglaII the French lost thir-
teen per cent and the Austrians fourteen pei
cent At Moscow the French lost thirty-three
pr cent and the Russians tortv-tour per cent.
Again at Waterloo the French lost thirty-siN
per cent and the allies thirty per cent OF then
forces engaged. Forty vears later, when the
new weapons Were employed. the loss Of the
French at Magents. was seven per cent, that OF
the Anstrians the same. A. Solterino the
French and SardinianS suffered loss of ten
per cent and the An-tT1an- O: only eight pei
cent.
Hi, Majesty til. .'zar =: III the Elssias
wrote with his owl. hand - invite Louis, who
was once baptized u t... - z" to Russia and
witness the autumn :L.l.6.ttres blt Louis
excused himself on account OF school at WOol-
wich. Is the Car. courtesy political, or is
it procured AZ q personal qualification by the
Russian Grand Duchess Mar. who had q
tender yii.c. IN L.. .ea,: f.. this boy
father
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" II. APPLICABLE,

" II. APPLICABLE,
Successor TO
MCINTYRE l. APPI4HGAIE
PLUMBERS
AND DEALERS IN
COOKING RANGES and BOIIlKRA
BATH TUBS, WATER CLOSETS,
WASHSTANDS, KITCHEN 5lsE5
LIFE and FORCE PUMPS, ALE PUMPS,
Sheet Load and Lead Pipes, Brass and PiAse.
Cocks Of all Patterns,
148 Poydras street.
New Orleans.
N. B.-Agents FOR Colwell's, Shaw Wilss-s
Patent Tn-Lined Pipe.
Hydrant. put up, extended and repaired. myS
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Ssss,I :.s. S$tfSt ~,



First Presbyterian Church. LAFAYETTE SQUARE
services TODAY 18th inst at II a NJ, Rev. H. "
Smith I'D ami ) !. NJ. ~ I / N''th9'o. u y
Notice-Neuber. of the Association OF the
Mortgage Sto, hholdeis of the Ctize Bank Al re
que>,d /. call At the office Of the President NJ" ~
De, atur street for the purpose of signing the r"
and also to take the necessary steps tol the lrotee
ton OF III members interests in view 81 the si>pen
sion OF the Citizens Bank.
81 IT a. LLAMBIAS. President.
NOtice-Our Office will be closed saturday.
the 18th inst account OF a holiday.
>l1 LEHMAN. ABRAHAM co.
Notice-From and after thi, date Mr. Jere-
MIAH HOGAN has our full power Of attorney
We solicit "A continuance OF business tavor-
KEEP. GALLWEY co.
New Orleans Sept. 10, lS1l sll 1t
Specinl Notice TO Grand Ecor Passengers
leave positively this TUESDAY EVENING, and
the steamer K. I. Bryally following, will leave on
SATURDAY 18th inst. at o'clock F. NJ Pfssen
gers and shippers rely on this arrangement. For
further information apply on boaI'l. 81 to
GEO W. EEA,
Master steamer Belle Row land.
W. I. ScONlLLE,
Master Steamer r. I. BIN:lly.
Association of Louisiana No. 10 Camp sTect-New
Orleans Sept. { le.i,-Menb,rs of this Association
are hereby notified of the death ofJ. 4. Mclearn. ho
died in this city April lst, lo,i, and Conrad >chmide-
rer. who died i'll This city MAY 10th l-.i Peter
Werckle. who iii ii i'll this city june 9Th, lci, ana
4. {. u. Barber. who died in this city july t. -.4.
and called uponto forward without iliith her
notice, and pay at the office of the association No a
Camp street, 81 - on each, OF before i; +. NJ,
October 18th. 1874 K. W. YOUNG
So ut Secretary.
Ciiizeu>' Bank Of Iomi>iana-At a Regular
meeting of the Board held FRIDAY, 2,th inst, Mr.
JAMES j. TARLErON un,.nin oHsiy elected
Cashier in place ~ Mr. j. l.. Dclcry renewed.
au3O In JOHN q. GAINES. President.
The Price of Ten Dollar, $40 per ton for
good COTTON SEED delivered Oh the ltvt,' here.
and regulated the 10th OF Novenl,er last. will be
continued until fu,heI notice. oi lii; tnsiiin. ar.
commencing l>t September ia.
UNION Oh. COMPANY.
BlENNIILE OIL WORKS COMPANY.
LOUISIANA OIL COMPANY.
\. a. MAGINNiS SONS. anal I'm
Special Notice-->teamer Katie makes close con.
ncetion ut mouth 81 VIII and Arkansas Rivera
with steamer OF kSTEP. for Augusta in'. all
points White River.
JOHN JANNEl. Agent, II; Common street.
aug
Special Notice-Excur>ion Tickets by Steamer,
F. NJ and returning SUNDAYS at :. p. NJ. Fare fol
the trip :. 80. Tickets good for two days only
FOR sale by }. JANNEl.
ali2 Pm n Common street.
Time of Departure.-The Mail Train by the Great
Jackson Railroad Route leaves the Depot at the foot
of Calliope street O'Clock ?. NJ. connecting with
all fast trains North East and West. Puman Pal
ace Cars on all trains. iyi
North Louisiana and Texas Kailroad-
Through bills of lading given to all stations on this
road for freight ahipped per steamers r. E. Lee
iel III Common street.
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~ 3. 7i:.
DY G. DE FEEiE. !, .p--John Ct. Monrose,
- Auctiuneer--,t ttic- No % Royal street-On
SATURDAY. Septe'nbnt Y, 1874, at II O'Clock Nj,
at the Merchants ,1i .auctloncers' Exchange,
ROYAL street. be.R =. lanai and Customhonse
streets will b. sl 3v 'ul,lic auction, by virtue
Of judgment ccaie,ed and signed by the Hon.
a. l.. Tssot. jllig' If .lle second District Court
for the parish .: D. ,l,s On August q, ISL
|. Fourteen -As. ;, IT 'Er Capital Stock OF the
Union Bank Of New Orleans.
:. The inter- : 81 7nccesslon beng one
undivided halt !, D70mi5sory note driWn at
New Orleans OF ..t:.- = .772. by Mrs. Catherine
Roberts fox The If $1,000, payable on the
18th of May. Isl. - tie order Of the SAID draw.
er, at the | Mon Nl'.aAai Bank Of New Orleans.
and indorscd u, ~, .aarln9 $ per cent interest
until paid. an! .a.;.si ~ mortgage. per act
passed hef,r. lane, = hev, notary in this city.
ON June -. 1872. .'ho 5a.d note is filed IN snit
No 1913 of tn. f.t. District Court for til" parish
Of Orlea, =. entitled Amelia Cammaeh 1t al. IS.
Mrs Catherine Roberts
Terms-C Cash o. 'b. spot. I'll
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L. l.. BOWER. Secretary.
Rooms DEMOCRATIC PARISH COMMITTEE,
NJ, alllnans Sent s lSl4.

Rooms DEMOCRATIC PARISH COMMITTEE,
Nes orleans, Sept. s. 1874
To the blsiuea. cCrl,nunit. Of the Parish OF Or
lesns
Tie recently i,io;..isatei Registration La"
subjects all voters "i.1 ere opposed T" Radicalshl
and the Kellogg us,:,3 lt.on e"l .iaily our natur'
allied citizens. - unprecedented and outrageous
difficulties and anuoyan@es in obtaining the ne
cessalv registration papers to enable them t" vote
at the .lisrlIn-, election.
Therefor. this committee respectfully urges
and earnestly rtIIi6 ,s that merchants, manlta'-
turers corporations ard all others having voter,
in their employ allow :hel;. ample time and every
possible opportunity, not only to register them
selves. l!' ai-o to enable them 20 assls. others III
doing -.
p. MAI.OCHEE. President,
Will. STEVEN. Wee President.
F r R,y.R Secr..at. slD lot
Branch Cosmopolitan Democratic Club
There ill be me,rin- held at 1Dl I0N draS street.
on SATURDAY EVENING the 18th inst. at !
clock tor thc 'urr,>. - organizing Branch to-
mopolitan DcInn.'.tt -. III
:'EfEi: Y. AEGELONlCH.
AHDREW LENO
VI. .:AEI. MASCARA,
.li I'll and others.
First ward 'lespOmrne Ran2er>-A meeting
of this Club Ill r nrij ~ the Peoples Hall corner
of Dr>.td.S bud Mcipon-I.: -tIe.ts, on SAlU RDAl
next, at :. O'Clock. = u Ion Albert VOORHEES, and
James IinnaI.. y Ii iG,ii,-- 'le meeting.
BY order: PHI aH COY LIE, President.
:. l.. LII. oi"1. S,.'-.a.E. ST
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AUCTION SALES.
By X. NJ. + Il. j. Montgomery.

DESKS. HON SAFES. AT AUCTION.
nYR. NJ. b. NpNTC1OMERY-R.M NJ. Mont
ID gomery. A',etl"neer Will be sold on
SATURDAY. Ser. 18th. 1874, at IL o'clock. at
No. 50 Camp stree
Walnut Stanhns ii Sitting Desks.
3 Iron Safes.
Terms Cast. ~ - spot. sll
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STATES.

BEST ENGLISH SLATEs-OOLOR RED
Slate Roof and Repairs made 70 order II
AUkICH, 629 Magazine street, near Jackson. :.
auIG In
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POLITICAL.

No political advertisements Will be inserted unless
paid for III advance aio.sed by some responsible
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260 prizes amounting to. $40, 40
EXPLANATION OF APPROPRIATION PRIZES.

ZoO prizes, amounting 10 .SiO, ~
EXPLANATION OF APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
The nine remaining units Of the same ten II
the numbers drawing the first three full prizes vi!
be entitled to the tyenty-seven Approximation
Prizes For example: If Ticket No 1916 draws
the first $4,000 prize, those tickets numbered
l241, 1912, 1913, 1914, l245, l2i7, 1913, lA.
and 1850 viii each be entitled to 5000. If ticke
No. 231 draws the second $4,000 prize, thos'
:"kets numbered 232, 233, 23t, 235, 236, 237, 49,
, and 24O will each be entitled to 5000.
ticket No. $50 draws the third &c. 900 prize
those tickets numbered al, 44l, 4i3, IA, AS
40 All, 4iS and 443 will be each entitled to $2H
Whole Ticke1s $40; Halves SIS, Quart y,
81 80, Ei9htbs 81 Is.
PRIZES PAYABLE IN FULL WITHOUT DE
DUCTION.
Orders t. be addressed to
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
Lock Box G92, P. 0.
New Orleant
Send P. .. Money Order, or Register 70; I
letter. au13 I'm
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A MOTHER CHANCE.

A MOTHER CHANCE.
FIFTH AND LAST GIFT CONCERT
In aid Of the PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KEN
TUCkI postponed to November 30, 1874,
Drawing certain at tina date.
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10. 900 TICKETS TICKETS ONLY 81
HALVES. OUARTERs AND EIGHTHs IN PROPORTION
l prize OF. ..... sl0 900 is............ $1,000
l prize OF. ...... ~, 900 is............ 10,0N
l prize Of. 10, 600 IL. ........... 1000
80 prizes Of amaze. 900 are. .......... 1906
200 prizes Of ....... 100 are. .......... 2O,Ut
APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
9 roxinations Of 300 each for thu
nine remaining units Of the same ten
of the number drawing the $4,000
prize are ....... .................. s1,s
8 approximations Of 1900 each for tho
nine remaining units of the same ten
of the number drawing the $4,000
prize are ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l,So
9 approximations Of 5000 each for the
line remaining units Of the same ten
OF the nul.IJor drawing the $4,000
prize are ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
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DENTISTRY.

ni. !. +. MCIAiN-
DENTAL. SURGEON.
Has removed 70 No. l67 CANAL STREET,
next to the corner Of Dauphine, where he is pre-
pared to attend to all the duties Of his profess.
sion. Special attention paid to Oral Surgery. as
well as to the making Of Ar iticial Dentures.
sl0 I'm
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aul6 3m*

u BAUMGARTNER, CIGAR MANuE A.
IL. turer, 81 Magazine street, corner Nt1@oy2.
New Orleans. Factory No. 1893, FIRST pis.~.s-
La. Any description Of Cigars, except the rvf'
qualities, made to order in quantities of sl'si r
more, as may be desired, at short notice, 49, :,
facturer in the city or elsewhere. aaE >G
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