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BAGaaERannza.

THROUGH TICKE,s
NORTH, SOUTH, EASY, All principal points
h AaaaaRsa Sas sGkAhs 9z5as TEss 'a Al
residences TO DESTINATION Stels and private
" me. Rates same as at aspoH. N dekeS solo
PASSENGERS AND BAGGAGE
r,.x IN ANY PART OF THE CkhED ZOE
suiiy sivep so os a At our ofaees. 1nformf; 49,
a.. ~ afE.pst ONCE, 500 Main street, and b
ap 6-2m A. W. SAAERs " W
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RIcHMoND, YoKK RIVER AND CHksARnAK1e
- = = $50 RAILROAD CossrANY,l
-. RICHMOND. April ID, 1874
nm AND AFTER TUESDAY, APRIL
J g1sr. PASSENGER and FREIGHT TRAINS
on mis- road win run as follows: - 800
PASSENGER TRAIN for West Point lsAgee
at z. IL. and train from Mest tolnt,
viii arrive at Richmond at 1910 A. y. caayscane
ss H. snendiG steamers Havana and Sue VIII rum
In Connection with this road, ana VIII leayeyWa
a,nt daily isandnys c1ceptedl on sle arrival oLthe
1r.in which leaves Richmond Of ~, arnvlp6 -
paIr,nnre NEXT moruiHg 10 ample ume 70 connscS
,sib froiss FOR the North and West ana cave ba1-
nre daily iSunsays exeeptedl AZ a. c2nnsS.1s
me =, West Point with the train Que ~
al 10 nexk moznnR ..Sn a EflS
To baltimore ana returb...s .....-~. ~ a.
TSpe tn philadelphia. ...............'' Ok
70 Philadelphia and return..."..' "a *
Earef0 New 'York. ...,.....'''''' ID OK
70 New York and return .:..., ,s..,aS, so,fv
,rRHtGHT tTRAIN. for through lIe,Sas, e 1ns y
$3.50 Rtehuond daily Monoap go - w ssc
1n.a1 A n. connecting with steameas - 49, srs
PoinS that deliver fieIgh. in Baitlmoss ca1iy
mPSgpEiEHT TRAIN, With PASSENGER ea5 ~: a pants
for freight betwsen ks andsyss Wsdnssdays and
IsaSss s ss a En- Local Height received Ta-
days. Thursdays, and sasurdEs fb sw; =. FoIaERs.
- g:ts - - ~ xD" Snueylutendent
M - pp.aa. Master Transportation. ap ~
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DNFARTURES or grgAMrna

|EOH W K5sk
Ola D0mtnion stsamshjpCorn pauyss &&E
s.s1nisntp w YAkOKE, Captain CO;1f.ts ,.sn -,
iHESpAf, May lSsh. at q O'Clock p. Al. -
Iagnt received until I O'clock u. RI
Lnnsou&n elh OF iadtnS signed. and goods IN,
waraed with dispatch. % an points notih sssss
ssss, snd west; also, 10 rnreign poyts. .''
Passenger accommodates uRssruaauad ~ ~ =
fare TO New Serk, s1zf stsstase, 90; souvd
/ Fer freight or passage supply . b
2 my 1874 81 - stCompaay,s WbsSf. saesastx.
PHILADELPHIA, REF. .csEee
sHrP r. III ID AID NoRTOLK STE &c., ~ "
p Egg TmE-IFOR PHILADELPHYATW E5E
dna Iii ~ luther notice the steaEae7s on M,
sn1 SMrS fnAadeiphia apery WHUN RSDIY
ma TnJnh YpAi and Richmond every HAHSI
~ Yretrht ~ az IL O'Clock n - '@I
jersey, and na. .er III parg OF PennsyEsusa, New
Also. fos Xntwarnw fer P1ovidanse ana Boston.
Amshsan steanlRp Snss s1s ste Req pa.
iops sassa os e asasns sose
- p,sssase 2 Phiiadelphis, inending ,,a.,. =
s@ufesn, A w. p P0PTRp uuSsD. ane
No. 9426 Dock st,eet' RteSSsas
eo1o ntSAM z. CLYDE co, ICon1ones
-. - - South Wharves. Ph}adsin,aa
CUKARD hlNE. -
61ckeH 10 and INN ALL f0in.-- A
| celebrated CGNARD lime a. -VhSPH
| GEEHMoND IRA NsFER company, +
/ u RAILROAD TIpKET-OFFpOE
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REPORT NO. !, OF THB COMMITTEE ON FINANCE.
This report was laid on the table Tuesday
under the rule:
whereas "the Lord ordained that they
which preach the Gospel should live of the
Gospel" and whereas the duty of provid-
ing for the support of the ministry properly
deyolyes on the lay membership Of the
Church, and it is their duty, as far as posi-
Bile. to relieve the preachers of the gospel
from the necessity of making public collec'
tions-a thing always disagreeable and en-
barrassing to those who have an eye single
to the cause OF souls and not of money-and
sometimes impairing their influence for good
by giving the wicked an opportunity Of ap-
peaIing to popular prejudice by insinuations
and charges of sordid motives, your Com
mittee of Finance, composed entirely OF lay
members, has had this subject under advise
ment as matter Of great Importance to the
advancement of our holy religion.
At our first interviews as q committee we
had among ourselves great variety OF
oninions as to the best mode of making col
lections for the support Of the ministry,
proving chiefly out of personal experience
and local usages. We had all, or nearly all
of us. at some period of our lives been
stewards. and each one of us was inclined 10
think the plan of collection to which we nad
been accustomed was the best. We listened
tn various plans, and the experience OF tnose
who had worked under them, and found
that no plan could be presented to which no
objection could be raised. But we all agree
that our present disciplinary plan IS DE-
fectiye.
First-The Discipline does not declare
with sufficient force of language the duty OF
every member to contribute to the support
of the ministry.
Second-It does not declare with sufficient
force and energy of language the oDilgaslon
resting on those who, at the beginning OF
the Conference year, agree to pay gwen
amounts and then fail to keep their promises,
leaving others to save the credit of the
Church by paying what they have promised
and then failed to pay.
To remedy this in as mild form as posi-
BILE the committee unanimously recommend
the adoption of the following clause, to oe
added to the Discipline:
To chapter 8, at page 145, add:
Fourth-Each member Of the Church Is
exnected to pay according to his or her seve
raj ability for the support of the ministry
and stewards of each station or circuit shall
determine whether payments are to be made
weekly, monthly, or Quarterly during tn,
wear. They shall therl ascertain how mucl
each member is able ard willing to pay il
tnstalments fixed by tie stewards; and what
ever amount each member agrees to pay, q
or she shall be Under solemn Obligation !! =
pay, and can 5nly be released from inns OBJ !.
cation by t..ne order Of the stewards, OF y
vote of the Church Conference lot goo
cause .bawn MILTON BROWN,
Chairman Committee OF FINANCE,
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eHE IMPENDING CONFLICT.

= the uprising 81 the people, both il the
city and STATE. lat it be well understood, at
tome and abroad. that there is no war being
made upon the negroes no desire 10 deprive
them Of any of their rights or any effort to
harm them in any particular.
y 1t is known everywhere that they are the
innocent dupes Of designing and nnprincipled
white adventures. who have no thought or
constellation for anybody Or anything. aside
rom the acquisition Of wealth. at the expense
q the Southern white people. and 70 the ruin
and desolation Of the State.
This is the class Of people thu. merit, ami
will receive the indignation Of homes. citizens,
and which will be made to feel the yengeanc.
- an insulted and outra ed community
!,own with the carpet-bagger all! scall,was.
s,et Longstreet and Dibble. Badger and Low.
~, Kellogg and Hawkins. and such other men
Of that ilk beware how they prosecute the PEG.
pie: The time Of subm .son has passed. and
resistance DO i and open is the order ot the
Say
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THE TROOPS TO TIE FRONT.

The PicAyane reports that np 20 Saturday
Ward had registered l22 white and 2I:.. sol-
tired The census for 1870 makes til. white.
population in that ward 1853. which, q, tn.
:. su.J rate of registration as to ;. makes tie.
white vote 2l40. The negr. population ia III.
same ward in 1870 was 177l. which. II tile
came rate. makes the Negro vote !J5i -, til.
negroes are now nearly 500 votes ahead III
.ht1r voting population in the Seventh Ward
and that makes every other male negro" !. voter.
which is an impossibility.
Although we have CHASED the registry Is
; to s. still tn. vote in all the cities Of III.
Union is as to Z. That is the rat. OF ,L.
white population in New Orleans. In. n.,re
rate Is ~ - 3. and it is :. downright
1r.M.
The proclamation 0: the President. s,,.ra,.-
ices equal profession I" the whites. intn;.:in:
chat they are as good the negroes. while til.
circular OF the Attorney General il NOR. plan.
"a expression. and he is willing that t.. whites
lave equal rights with the ne,,roc. 1T liz.
polls. Out upon such blarney and hypocrisy.
AL the white peopl. ask is = f,r vote. :,
bring your troops to the front. and if it , !ar
% arrest a white man for deprlvins neg," "t
his vote, let it be equally fair to arrest 4 negro
who dares register in more than one ward IN
al. eafy
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BANK NOTICES.


Citizep-' Bank OF In.i-iansi-Noficf TO De.
uositors Parties having tep1,ta in this Bank are
in toTred that they receive certificates at dti6s
its therefor bearing int. est per cent pei annuII
PAYABLE in e. IL AM l. months sth Co til ates tdu.
O. uut due viii h. rcc-iS Ell II p tnt OF all dues t.
In. Bank whether for mites .i4,cbuHte'i Mortgage
stock Ioaus r!nc ,,4t ;gei. D. Tor purchase
. Lands or Rents thereon
The total amount OF deposits Concluding 'Ioldj Is
less tfar 1909 900 whilst the duea u the Bluk. for
which tie certificates Aye ava able, is upwards
3 OoO Wo-1f " hich over 81 900 ED Is matuIed
peuositor- money g Hnioi tunateIy sed up
Tor time Wi thus there is need of -acT cInE
their checks al riinoa- discounts and MAY Also >e.
that the temporary suspension q the Bank Arises iron
'fe t!eluqueBCies of IL. dtpfoT@
en- - say that ever. -xertion IS being made III
Ii, ..opc Of e.f.ctine an early resumption
avail of the occasion To- thank the depositors for
r IT t;,l ,-ance ami consideration aIeldv extended
to n. ark J\D. u. GAINES, President
AeS Orleans, sept. g. lo7t- - lw
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.ie city.

KlLI.OG0- Willie should sing 'hitt-y
the sorrows of poor old man. whose trsm-
bling limbs" etc, and should these lines re
reat:
"My blood ran back,
~ shaking knees against each other knock d."
DRYDEN.
8. It Wer, to die
},.Sore my hour. to lly. in dread Of death"
BYRON.
Imagination frames events unknown.
Ia wild fanta site shapes of hdeous ruin:
And what it fears creates I"
HAM ~ MoaE.
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BY Hoffman, Marks " &c
by Nash + liOsigsOll.-
ELEGANT FURNITURE.

ELEGANT FURNITURE
Solid Rosewood Paror Suit
Elegant Oak Carved Dining suit.
Elegant Oak Carved Dining \rnir
Elegant Oiled Walnut Victoria Sets
Handsome Oak Hat Rack.
English Brussels CarptD
j New Howe Sewing Machut.
A Splendid square Piano.
Matings, Oil Cloths itu1o
Elegant Glassware and CHINA
Bedroom Furniture.
Hall Chairs, Lounges, Easy Chairs.
Cooking Stove and Utensils, tte
Elegant Pier elias o.
Fancy ornaments and AstictH.
Without Reserve, At AUCTION
DY NASH y HODGSDN W. /. H0DHSDN.
ID Auctionecr Office No. 5 OarOn.cl street.
On FRIDAY. September ~, 1871, - 10 A. NJ.
AT III. elevated cottage residence on Prytanl..
street. between Sixth and seventh streets, on u.
count Of retiring from housekeeping, at publ.
auction WI lie sold
The EntIr. Contents Of the above rcasIonce.
Terms Cash IN u $. T. Notes.
The house "lll be open for inspec' On Thursday
September II. from 10 A. VI till ) 2 VI. sl5 u
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AUCTION SALES.

EXTENSIVE UNRESRVED CATALOGUE
Credit Sale OF Fail and Winter DsY Goods
DY HOFFMAN. MARKS n CO.-Alsx. Levy,
ID Auctionecr -Salesroom, 70 Charlses str
On WEDNESDAY, Sept Ii, 1874, at 70 O'Clock
A. ~. at store No. IS Chartres streets >sP Stair j,
will be sold
fine and selected stock vi Fali ard Winter
Goods such as Alpacas, Dress GoWt1 Dalancs
French Mernoes, Clshncres Voh BareSc-.
Swipes, Nainsoohs, Lawns, Black SILKS, IRISH
Linens, Cashmere Cloth, Doe-kins, Jeans, Tow
els, Handkcrc hicfc, Corats, Gloves che.
the same will be sold on liberal terns, OF credit
Catalogue ut -ale 81
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AMERICAN GYMNASIUM.

lob ~. t'ha rles Street .......--..lO i
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT UNrn, 10 P VI.
This Institution is the best and only resort tot
the relief of tho Debilitated, Mcntal snd Ply
steal organization.
Terms-Ouiy sl2 per ann,,n.
Adult classes, Tuesday and Friday, 7;30 p. VI.
Juvenile Monday. Wednesday and Friday, from
$3.50 to $50 +. NJ. at the ratio OF ii per month
payable monthly N advance
HARRY MHitHLEY
Maitre IArmes and Manager.
au2f 3m TuFrSu
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ner CaIondelot and Common stIeetS--New Orleans
sept l, e.ilncontormty with the requirements OF
the amended chatter, ami III accordance with Il Ic>o
luton of the Board of Trustees at special meeting
held on June 10 la the subseri To the Capital
Stock Of this Company are hereby notified to come
forward and pay te follow Ing Itllneht~ at the time
specified below, viz.
Ten pei cent on The lst day of October Isl
Ten per cent the ist day Of November, iS.i
Fifteen per ceut the LIST day OF December, l.. H.
Fifteen per cent the 3lst day "f December, le.i
~ rder OF the Board.
aA5G In. l.. ". BAQUIE Secretary.
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LOST-.FOUND,

I OSr-CHtCK NO. II. DATED NOVEMBER
IL T. 1874 drawn by Theo. Auzt to o, der of
Miner ". Smith and indorsed 10y him. also ctrtl-
ned b. Canal Bank. Ali parties are warned
against receiving he same. as the bank has been
notified G. II. TEBAUIT. NJ. u.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
luiItu. OF the Second Di.trirI-tn

lnixeu> of the second Di-Irirt->ll white
uti IN favor Of the proclamation Of Lieut.. Coy. -
l.. Penn requested I" AT the corner OF Tou
louise and Rampant streets this 'iav \ / NOON All
citizens hat have arms requested to br NJ them.
So Il j. 7. MACHECA. Captain
Ciiizrn>' Bank of IOui-inna-4Af Regular
meeting OF the Board held FRIDAY, o>th inst, Mr.
JAMES j. TAREETON was untnim ouSlv elected
cashier in place OF Mr. J. l.. Deltrv. removed
au30 I'm JOHN q. GAINES, President.
The Price Of Ten Dollars $40 per ton for
good COTTON SEED. delivered the levte here
aud regulated on the Goth of Nove,nher last, will be
continued until further notice, Tor the ensuing y, ar
commencing LIST September. lS14.
UNION OIL COMPANY
BIENNII!.E OIL WORKS COMPANY,
LOUISIANA OIL COMPANY,
\. \. MAGINNIS SONS. au,i I'm
Time Of Departure.-The Mail Train by the Great
Jackson Railroad Route leaves the Depot at the
of Calliope street at o'clock Y. NJ. connecting with
all fast trains, North East end West. Pullman Pal.
Cars on all trains Nl
North Louisiana and Texas Rnilroad-
Through bills of lssng given TO al stations this
road for freight shipped per steamers X. E. Lee.
Katie, and Natehez. J.JANNEY. Agent.
ic4 III Common street.
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AsNEET OIL-SWEET Oil. -

ENEET oII.-SWEEr OIL
80 bask Is pnts ana quart. ii.n'SIoL
SWEET OIL.
20 baskets yints ana quart, SossE!. SWEET
OIL
Landing. in store sni for sale w
SMITH 4 MokENSt.
-. 81 and 50 ioydras street.
i 'SEhhs' sAHDISf'-
% cases. Malt and quarter hoSEi.EsS AtE
Dimes.
Now !andin: and !or sale By
SMITH 4 NJ kfSNA,
-. 81 and s. Po.Gr.- street.
n.r MEAL DAT NEAL.
~ barrels VERY CHOICE.
Now landing and !or sale by
SMITH 4 MKENH'.
IS, 81 ana - E.y,!ras street.
tA,HlskY- WHISKY
iuo barrels PIXIES MAGNOLIA.
100 do DEXrEE'o.
~ store AMI toG sale by
SMITH ( n KENSA.
.i53t -. s. and 80 20, til@s street.
lsiME TO MY HOUSE, On The .TH inst,
I one sorrci chestnut HOBSE, with white
.leA On forehead said horse being about fifteen
hands high The owner will please sail for, prove
property and pay expenses. JOHN MAhQESE,
" Rerhehlave. between Dumalnt and -. Ihllllp
.;seess. .!@!v'
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sunday. september 10, ixyA
With
SHERIDAN, MACK i DAYS OOHeMATloN
OF SPECIA, TY ARTE3tA
\ Refined
OHIO ENTERTAINMENT,
Selecting everything Brilliant and tonic iron.
MUSIC, the DRAMA, BURLE*SlUN KARCE
BALLET. PANroMlME, MINsfnlilSi and
CIRCUS.
The enlargement Of the Academy ,t,lsn, the
summer, by the addition Of a gallery. to hold
700 PERSONS at y CEN rs ADMISSION
makes this Theatre tho largest lor Ssatn:.
Capacity N the South. Besides Inc EXtc.
sive Machinery SO successfully usel Tor mars
4e rs tor protection against tire, ~ also t,
cool and Heat the Theatre When sSI,lre1
full set Of BABCOCK'S RERR EXIT.
GClSHkRS have been placed ut convene.
places abou: IL. Theatre thus sesming fur.
Their protection. The Academy has been
nrely renewed i'll DECORATION, @HoLS.
Terry. CARPETS, etc, ard opens IL ioegs
comparatively NEW THEATRE
THE OPENING COMPANY embraces artlst-.
unusual 'alen: and ability, anloDgst whom.
mention the famous European Dlssttists, Ia.
STUART SISTERS; the Dashing t1eproset.
tive OF the Young Man OF t,ns Day Mi,
ALICIA JOCRDAN; SHERIDAN and MACK
,h' E,saf ohars,ter AZ AS,tors; l.sEER AM.
Dance Men: tue ROSiIEII. StfERs. D.,.
ing and Artistic Gymnastics Miss, b LA NJ
MOLD, Charming Sorio Connie Vocalist
Mile EVELYN. Premier Dansedao and C..
iumbiue: Dan DEVERE, RthioVian Com,
dian and Eanju Solo, WM. EUNlOE. C'ro-
:esquc Dancer. Peach and judy. etc, Y
stther viii. Signor CONo'rANEMES PAN
TOMlNiC TROUPE.
Va. Grand ov,.ns MATINEE, aATURDAl
10th inst.
Box Office .peu 90. Secured Seats fron "a. NJ
TO 9 L. VI.
Doors open and Gallery Grenade al + quart :.
y: Overture IN Orchestra ae quartz.
to bl3 4
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DENTISTRY.

AR. A. +. McLAIN-.
DENTAL. SURGE
Hae removed to Ne. l67 CANAL STREET,
neh 10 the corner Of Dauphine wheie he IL pre-
pared t. attend TO all the dute. ot h,s profess
rsa. Special attention paid To Ora Surgery. a.
val as 10 the making OF Ar itclal Dentures.
40 I'm
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WHITE. LEAGUES.

SIKH Ward WR-i!nGt," White 1eaaue-A
meeting 81 siS Glib VIII =. .tf.r II thu hall corner
b. Road and .Iohn-.. .s'e,''.. On II ESDAi .
18th .,!>t a; . ctorh l. Cuisines. of great iin-
port.tne. III be tiansas ~" ~ order OF
-.3 - (: .'H.L!.lPS. Captain.
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By Albert Pant.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF EVERY DIT
scliption. carpets, Crockery, GlsS aud othc'
Ware, Etc. Etc.
Di ALBERT PAUL Auetioneor Office anG
ID 5alcsroolu No - Royal street Iyll sell ever.
Monday, Wednesday md Friday. at 10 O'Clock, A..
NJ. At the .alesroun. 10 Royal, near Custom
hons. strects
A general assortment of new AMI second han6
Household furniture. Carpets, CtoCtery, Gas
and other Ware. ct. etc.
Loans secured .E Furniture, etc. sHorage
mo ,tlatr ritcs rniG I'm
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CANDIDATES..

The many friends of VIM II. Morgan desire
announce him a candidate for the office ot Grim
inal sheriff ot the parish of Orleans. Subject To the
action of tn" Parish Convention ALB Io!
DIR. John VI. Cullen announces himself ~ II
candidate Tor Coroner OF the list t I'll and 9TH III.
uicts Subject 10 the action OF the Democratic fai
sh Convent 81, to-.
samuel Sa rnc> will be- Il Candidate for mOuIi-
nation for CIVIL. SHERIFF. before tho Parish Con
.rntion OF the N,moer.. IL and Con>eryativ. party.
Sll to3'
We ARE authorized 10 announce Capt. Guy
bhEl AZ .audinate for Criminal Sheriff i"r the
parish "t Orleans .lihc - the nominal on tn.
Parish Convention .li t"3'
The man, Friends Of DIR. q. y. Moncttc pro-
pose I" submit his name candidate tor the office
"t Coroner at the list lth 1T. and 9th Districts.
subject 30 the action OF the Democratic Parish On
,rnli"n MANY FRIENDS. MANY VOTERS.
~ toI
We are authorized 10 announce u. T.. Jomn,
candidate for CIVIL SHERIFF.. subieeS to the
.,',tnination OF the Parish Convention ~ I'll
For Criminal >hrriit-Thc man. Friend. o,
j f. GUlIl.DfrE. Esq. propose submit hi.
name as candidate lnl Criminal Sheriff subject /"
the 4, ton Of the Uenoerat. Parish Convention.
81 toca' MANY FRIENDS.
Criminal sheriff The nluny friends Of Cot.
CIiAS. X. KAlLEY propose submit his name as :.
candidate tor Csin.l Sheriff At the comm. election.
aii20 Is MANY FRIENDS.
To the DemOcr tic and Conservative Voters
OF the Parish OF Orleaus-As a gentleman aud a a,
and competent and Is LouiSianan, ever ready To
his party and people. announce the of
col. EUGENE WAGGAMAN, ~ candidate for
Civil Sheriff of this parish at the comm. election
subject to the action OF the Democratic Parish Con
venon.
auls ii MANY VOTERS
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DEABODY NORMAL SEMINARY.

PEABoDY NORMAL. SEMINARY.
No. pa st. Charles street.
This Institution, for the professional training u
such Graduates Of High Schools and Collegiate
Institutes desire TO be qualified for the exer-
else of the Teachers vocation with the Prepare
tory Department theret" attached, will be re
opened on SAT UKDAY. 18th September. j, .
A. NJ.
For terms, etc, apply at the Seminary.
ROBERT VI. LUSHEH.
81, }. Agent Of The Board ri Trustees.
DliI.NIX HOUSE,
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MI>CEI-3A :.

CT GiOEnES SCHOOL lFe1neg!y 81. Mark.
Academy FOR GIRLS.
Corner IF Prv'ania and General Taylo. streets.
Opens Monday, September II.
Number Of pupils limited. Boarders received
in the family Of the Prin ripal. apply to the
REV. II. e.. DUNCAN. Rector or t.
MISS VI. II. WINGATE. Principal.
'sI3 TuSast
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Al the vagrant but able-boded negro .
shat could be found about the streets were
van into the Statc-House aud arms placed in
.h.sir hands. They We're then stationed at
.he window. and along the roof Of the built
my, to fire upon the citizens should they
make Il demonstration. These .l9luded ne
.rsss hre thus rushed into iinge, I" save the
say..asses of their yilanou. white leaders.
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POSITIVE SALE ArAUrYtON.

POSI- II F SALE 1T AUCTION,
OF the neat double ono-5tpry frame r.sideucc No.
466 " hte street.
DY ALBERT rAUL-Auctionee' of6ee and
ID 5alesroorn 70 Royal street SATUEDAY
September 10, 1s74, at " o'clo * ". viii BE- gold
at public auction, at the Merchant, and AGc-
tioneers Exchange onlRoyal ,trect Without limit
District Of this city, in 8 .ihare bounded by White
Franklin, Josephine and ". Andrews strGets anu
M assuring ~ feet front on White s'foet, by about
l37 feet Ill depth, together with the improve
meilts thereon, consisting OF the neat and lately
built double one story cottage reside ACE, No. 466
White street
Terms -On+-ti,ird cash, balance AZ one and two
years credit IN notes secar.dby mortgage having
per cent per 4nrr.m nterest iinprs Yeneuts 70 be
kept insured d purchasers expense. The taxes
OF 1874 payat,i. n ls75, to be assumed by pur-
chaser. ..4,44 r.
Act Of sale, ete, at expense % pa. haser, bcfor.
Eu,eb. BoHny notary public si3td
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POLITICAL.

No political advertisements VIII be inserted unless
paid iol in ADJ nee or Endorsed BY some responsible
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ITO RENT-NICE COOL AND PLEASANT
i rooms, furnished, SO per month. Board nd
room - pei month Convenient IL business. 18th
large veTandAs IN front; also one large irunt
unfinished. lI4uTe az L BaIcnAe street
Common iy7'
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ID NGVAL- WI. nAtL Eis-iU|ED OUR
IL tlite % N. lSS Common street, between
Nari.tlcs Alloy and Barolina street
a,t5lm MEYER, WELS i co.
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EMOVAL-J. c. STEWART, DEALER IN
IL Bricks, Sand Lime, ets., has removed his
Office ffom li5 Graver street, To 80 Graylcr
street. whore he will be pleased 10 see his old
friends and customers. -3 la