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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-11-06
AND T1HE Big ROOSTER CROWS! !!
WHILE DEH9r2iTiG EVERYTHING GOES.
,AMBRIA BEING SOME ON THOSE
The DEm0CRATIC COUNTY TICKET

Elected by unprecedented Najorities.
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sal FF3z D;2TRiGT, 1882.

Bei,ty'y EIajority -, County, 1905.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-08
TIE FAITHFUL IN CvuA,

Sne dAy On toddle with chum did o.
~ - the Convention Of the faithful v1u lno,
NE neal and the perfume quite stided fellow
49,. Quite udss s,os they'd inbibed had made thel
Aoor, - VIC "nl'e Kept the
M Wnsn Green 4 buck "nigger, felt mort.l,v sor,
a. ~ ~ coeIa not put in, OF word have to "a,
"'As ~ mat Jones IN the old P. H." way
r men tsnch on one side and Packard on totber
bother, 1" q e'Aeu
For tie s Try now had started, they were fighting
"nen v sa nahoiy cuss punched the smeller d,
light colored darkey by name one Joubert.
Wn aed himself in the row and got hit in the ear.
AZ uar, on mis- muscle, get himself IN a fix
ana went for the body OF one Billy Wicks
room scattered, ''''
with their fine Sunday duds most woefully tat
One fellow swore vengence on Creaeh the old
Coroner, 80
And cried; Kill him. He's nought hut Door
Irish foreigner" P'''
Whilst White. in the fracas determined ~ 81,
ne nent IN MS back pocket and drew forth his gun
put Just at this juncture the peelcr. rushed 2,
ana Void the Convention that this was too thin
the hotel, -o1A0
Whilst til. ,sithfl were piled on each other bell
pell. ~' P-N-
Oh, that poor country gent(2) OF color 80 sable.
"no lIu ior protection meath the Press's own
osrkies, they wished for their sweet fields of
clover -A' ~
And said they had fit when the .eate var vo.
over" 80
And they did not come here to have their skuust?)
busted, @''N'N'
For N their grcstt9) leaders they conidingly
From the by-standers there loud laughter was
rung,
40 see the queer fix Of poor David Young:
mere he stood on the platform, whilst order.
he stammere<l,
And the desk. with his gavel, unfeclingly ham
mered.
A. A.! ast poor David, both weary and weak,
WITH the sweat pouring down his terrible cheek.
osaed out mercy, dear friends, and his eyes filed
When he called On the parson Mr.. Tbomas for
"prayers"
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A HINT FROM THE PRss1DaNrs ORGAN
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3-The Ctronicle in an
editorial to-day applauds the course Of Presi-
lent Grant in refusing to grant troops to
Vicksburg at the call Of Gov. Ames. 1t says
the sooner the Southern States and tiles un
derstand that the entire management and re-
sponsibiity Of their elections is In charge OF
their own officers, and that there will be no
interference, the sooner will these riots and
disgraceful proceedings be at an end If
popular government can be maintained it is
certainly time that the majority should be
able to protect themselves in the exercise OF
the political and civil rights, without the con-
slant Intervention of the military authorities
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Register Register! atexister go EMe alitM.
ton OF the voters OF the FL nth Ward is called
the fact that and after To DAY books for Regis
ration will be opened at 100 Dauphine street nba
Eiysia Fields for the .rpose of re4steIin. voters
to participate in the election OF delegates to the
state Convention Office hours from :! TO A. NJ,
and ) to { +. N.
DANIEL SULLIVAN, President;
e. CUKIEY, Secretary. au. ST
Attention, Democrats The Thirteenth Ward
America Fire Company No. }, Magazine st eet he
tween Jena and Cai.Z STREETS SA RDAY
August = Io74 at y O'Clock. All Democrats and
Conservative voters OF the ward invi. ell to come
BY order of the President.
}. w. LANDRY, Secretary. au1 L
To the Democratic Voters Of the Third Ward
The registry rolls Of this Ward will i,e open daily
Except Sunday at Holmes Hall Common be
tween Rampant and Dryatles streets from Monday 81
inst, TO Saturday, tn inst. inclusive, from 10 A NJ
to L. NJ. and from to =. NJ.
Supervisors Of Registration -Messrs. Hugh Nc
Manus and VIM. Sheridan
l~o at III Tchoupitoalas street during the same
hours and period AZ above.
Supervisors of Observation-Disclosures Jos Gauche
and Thos. R.ynolls
All Democratic voters of this Ward must register
now in order to participate in approaching pri.
mary election. j. K. s. SELLECK President
Third Ward Central Democratic Club.
Tues. EGAN, secretary. au2 It's
To the Democratic Voters Of the Fifth Ward
The rolls for registering the mem Ders Of the Fifth
Ward Democratic Club will be kept open at the fol
lowing places:
At Headquarters, Nos 133 and 1875 Rampant street
tor seven days from July 30 to August q, inclusive
At No. IS st. Ann street, for four days, FROM
August I to August II, inclusive.
At the corner OF st. Peter and Galvey for four
lays, from August ls to August Is, inclusive.
Otice OF Registration to remain open from o'clock
4. NJ. to O'Clock L. NJ.
Democrats of this Ward are earnestly requested to
comply with the above resolutions.
CLEMENT RAMOS,
Jy29 taul7I Chairman Executive Committee.
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALES.
BY c. f. Girardey.
TO PAY MORTGAGES.
CHOICE IMPROVED AND VACANT FOURTH
DISTRICT PROPERTY,
Near and Adjoining the New
SECOND STREET MARKET,
On Easy Terms and lone (.ra.]ik
By c. f. Girardey.

On Easy Terms and Long Credit.
DY G. Z. GIRARDEY, Auctioneer-Office No.
ID 81 Camp str.et-SATURDAY, August sth,
1914, at II o'clock NJ, at the st. Charles Auction
Exchange, will be sod at public auc ion to pay
mortgages. and without reserve, by consent OF
parties, the following described and very pidly
enhancing Fourth District property, to wit
l. THAT NEWLY BUILT and very comforta-
bly, arranged double one-story FRAME COZ
IAGE. designated b., the Nos. $50 and 1866 Sec
ond street, in the iuare bounded by Second,
First, Dryades and St Denis streets, having four
rooms to each telement, besides two stor.
kitchens. with cisterns, etc, and butt retired
from the street.
z. THAT HANDSOMELY FINISHED and COM
fortably arranged FRAME COTTAGE, next ad-
joining the above. and known by the No 367
second street 1t contains seven apartments in
Guiding kitchen, is very stylishy finished and re-
tired from the street. The lot measures % feet
inches front on Second street, by l26 feet s
inches depth.
3. THAT NEAT AND WELL BUILT double
one-story FRAME COTTAGE, forming the
ner OF Second and st. David streets opposite ST.
Francis School and Church, AMI in the square
bounded by Second. Third, st. David and st. Pat
rex streets. The tenements contain each five
very comfortable apartments, with cisterns to
each: neighboriood rapidly improving.
k SEVEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
fronting on Second street and tine new Second
street Market in the square bounded by First,
Second, Dryades and ija onne streets. For di-
menslons see plans at sale.
Near and almost Contiguous to that popular
and permanently prosperous improvements the
newly built Second Street Market. property
in that section Of the Fourth District can now
be acquired better situated and Offering greater
advant ses for occupation 0, investment than the
above described
The owner compelled by necessity to part with
the property, those seeking homes or building
sites, with the best assurances 1T great Il innate
should not fail to take advantage
Of this sale, which will be positive, the follow
ing easy
Terms and Conditions -One-third cash at one
and two years for notes specially secured by
mortgage and vendors lien on the property,
bearing all the usual clauses Of per cent. per
annum interest from the day Of sale until final
payment; 5 per cent attorneys fees and polio.
)f Insurance transfe red to the vendor the taxes
of 1874 to be assumed over and above the price
If adjudication. The purchasers will be required
20 make deposit OF 10 per cent cash at the
nent Of adjudication.
Acts Of "a at the expense of the purchasers,
before W. J. Castell, notary public. au4
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CHAMPION WALKER
~ AT THE FAIR GROUNDS,
BE T WALKING TINE EVER MADE,
On Wednesday night at 10 o'clock. One mile
IN minutes ~ seconds, longest hour ~ O'Clock
A. NJ, August Sth, 1874. II minutes walking, be
ing his sixtieth hour. without Sleep and having
40 Lours more to g ;, termin ting Sunday, August
9th at +. NJ, ram Or shi ie
Grand Ball In the Exposition Building.
saturday and Sunday nj ht.
DIR. Memory, after accomplishing his 100 miles
open to any challenge.
Admission Is cents, Sunday SO cents. Ladies'
fee. aus 2t
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lBy TelearAph.l

VycxsBUR0, Aug. l.-io. >. =. stevenson: Inc
Eniure City and tow passed down at 3 A. A.
mi arrive to leave for bt. LOUIS sunday, 9Th
49, w. A. Coll.
ytcxssuRc, Aug. ITO J. B. Woods & Co.,
%. a.. v;er street: Steamer Henry Ames will az
rive sunday evening, and leave tuesday for st.
-. T. W. JACOBS, Captain.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

To the Democratic Voters Of the SECOND Ward =
There will be- a meeting Of the Central Democratic
Club Of the Second Ward Un MONDAY, the 10th
inst, at II o'clock r. NJ at the Iron House, on
Tchoup t0ulas street, opposite the ST. Marys Mar
ket, to ike for The registration Of all he
Conservative voters OF the war :.
W. T. HOUSTON,
President Second Wa,d Central Democratic Club.
p. j. SULLIVAN, Secretar,. aus ct
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. Now Orleans boasts o nst that walks the
taleQrsph wires Like thing OF life. "-Rict-
ssoad EnQwirer.
That's nothing. Rats are dispatchei in
this city by the hundreds, dny.-N r. Com
S,srcial.
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SHERIFF SALES.

SAMUEL SMITH EFT AL VS.. SOUTHWESTERN
Exposition Associa ton Delta Insurance Com
pany Va. same Factors and Traders Insu-
rance Association VIZ. same; Sylvanie Blanc,
Widow Denegre vs.. same; New Orleans Mu-
tual Insurance Association vs.. same-Sixth
District Court for the parish OF Orleans Nos.
1922, 4923, 4.'24, 4!t25, 1925.
New Orleans Savings Institution vs. same-Supe-
rior District Court for the parish Of Orleans.
No. 6u12.
DY VIRTUE OF SIX WRITS OF FIERI FA-
ID cias to me directed by the honorable the said
District Courts for the parish Of Orleans, in the
ibove entitled causes, l will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets, i'll the Second District Of this
city, on SATURDAY, August g. 1874, at II O'Clock
~, the following described property, to-wlt:
ALL THAT CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION
OF GROUND, together with the improvements
thereon. and the rights, ways, privileges and
.ppurtenances thereto belonging, situated in
the First District OF this city, in the square
bounded by st. Charles julia Carondelet and
dirod streets, measuring, in French measure,
eighty feet ten inches front on st. Charles street,
Gig aty feet six inches front Carondoet street.
by three hundred and twenty feet in depth, run
ming through the whole depth of the square,
and measuring, in English measure, eighty-six
feet two inches front on st. Charles street, by
three hundred and forty-one feet five lines in
depth, running through the said square to Caron-
delet street, on which said Carondelet street it
front Of eighty-tive feet nine inches four
ines Being the same property which the said
.fendant acquired by purchase from Charles 7.
Howard, AS per the act of sale thereof passed
before Andrew Hero, Jr., notary pu lie In this
city, on the twenty-ffth day Of November, 1871.
Together with the Boilers, Steam Engines, Gas
Fixtures and Machinery attached to and used i'll
the Exposition business.
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
w. P. HARPER,
iV8 26 ans SHERIFF OF the Parish If OrlnanS
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INSURANCE NOTICES.


Mechanics and Traders Insurance COmpany-New
Orleans, August 3 1874 An election thirty Tr,s-
tees toserve the ensuing year, will be held at the
Office Of this Company On Monday, August H. be-
tween the hours Of II and o clock
JAMES A. WHITE.
al! l5t Secretary.
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vvTANTkD-$l5O, To COVER TIE EXPENS-
w ea Of securing the Canadian Patent f.F .
v.i,,al,e Culinary Apparatua In coDi Ter. ION far
-hich 90 quar- r. istsrss In the patent will b. ~
y 80 Ai1rus r. u Box sAsA aas
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To YOUNG MEN AND PARENTS The Board
L Of Managers Of the Y. NJ. Z. A. would re-
spectfully call the attention of the public tn the
fact that they desire to establish first class gym
uasum id connection with their proposed new Lii
brary and r. aG.lg Rooms, thus affording to all
who desire an Opportunity Of participating in a
nealthiul and invlYorating amusem. mt. The
gymnasium is to be established in q large, airy
and prominent location, with all the modern i'm
provememts, inc .udng calisthenics, for light ex-
ercise-the whole to be under charge OF an expe-
r1enced gymnast.
In addition to the regular exercises, special
classes will be formed for boys and extra induce
mrnts offered to parents desiring to send two
more.
Ii is understood that the gymnasium is not to
be started unil enough subscribers are obtained
10 guara ,tec fIi | success.
TERMs-sl2 per annum, payable quarterl', in
advance.
Lists + r subscribers at the present rooms,
NJ. Z. A.. ~ Camp street. third door, and at Ell
lbs BROS. Book store % camp street. ami If
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-08

Attention. Howard GAAf.s, inAa "... ......o-
cratic Club! There wi be Regular Meeting of
K 'bertsoii, at i o'clock Z. NJ on SATURDAY.
Aug :. ISL = IL me beIs AMI those DESTROYS of
becoming member, rtqu ste.i TO attend.
By order Of } AS. j. UHARA, President.
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Rally. Democrats, Rally. Howard lnvincibles-
The members Of the above C. ub are requested to
tend a meeting Of said club at old Hall. lO3 St.
Charles street; THIS Saturday EVENING, August
at y o'clock for the purpose of el+cting officers
and other very important business. The members Of
= Frank Blair Guards of 6 and p are T.
spectfully invited to attend
DAN OWENS. President pro TEN.
II. A. WEBER, Secretary pro tenn aus NAE
Seventh Ward-An Conservative voters OF this
" ard requested to rdgister their names either
Of the following named places which will be open
daily from A. NJ, TO r II. and from to p. NJ.
Jacobs Hall coruer Frenchn'n and Love streets
Ston+wail Hall corner GENTLY Roa and iaharpe
street. -
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-08

Office Of tho Canal Ntreet Cly rark ANA Lake
Railroad Company, ri st Charles street New Or
Lans Aug 3 ls74.-Propo~als will be received until
additions and alterations the builning at the old
Spanish Fort. mouth of Bayou st. John.
Plans and spec .cation> to he at the office Of
the read.
The Board reserves the right to reject any or all
bids.
By order Of the Boarl. r. NJ HARRISON,
aii4 3teOd Secretary and rea-Iirv.
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POLITICAL.

No political advertisements will be inserted unless
paid for in advance Endorsed by responsible
palfv.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-08

EMPLOYMENT WANrkU-DY A STEADY,
~ industrious man: Is not afraid tn work il
warehouse private Waterman. also good gardener
Address w. r. e., This 0fiiee. au6 lw
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AcEI,aL, Al 1H4 HOTELA

sr oHAYLHJ HOTKL-
r 3 Brookring, 40 Henry :" oa1'e'' ny
W G Bartn, Tenn Jas nays, AZ,
l. n Gaihschult, ny W Aupscem, MIS- us
I & Crawford, river W y hai9man' '''J
~ &C.,. river TIC Mctcalf, river
J " Heat. river Dansuo sn0
} L 6ligcr, city 1e 1sss Nil.
4 b On .atnam, Tenn ~ uIs0In6s;r
" h Aymar, Ia acnuysn;
WB Hatt0l. Wc 1es.s ~ e
4 Z sturn Ky CV S1eLn.suIs, rsras
3 Hsady, city
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WANTS.

WANTED A PARTY HAVING A FINE
w secoutl-ha book case. with glass doors lin
oileI walnut, oak rnsewO~ NAY ind purchaser
ly addressing a.. Bulletin office Price must b.. low,
u suit the times. aus
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-08

NOrtm louisiana and Texas RaiIrOad-
Through bills Of laLing given 10 all stations ON this
r,,ad for freight clipped pr steamers Il. T. Lea
Katie anu Eatchez j. JANNEY, Agent,
ie4 III Common street
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ADJUSTMENTS.

EXHIBITION EXTRAORDINARY
IL AT THE FAIR GROUNDS.
~. J. MEMORY, the champion Walker, will wall,
100 Miles in 100 Hours,
CONNIE icing each mile with the striking OF
the hou ;, feat never before attempted The
walk VII begin on WEDNESDAY, August 5, at
II NJ. ana conclude Oh SUNDAY, 9Th, at 4 p. NJ,
Ind be followed by Race between the Steamers
Of the Fire Department for an Elegant Set of
silver, value at $3.50; after which the r. +. Lee
and Lone Star Base Ball Clubs will play match
for Beautiful Set of liver, valued at $3.50. A
full Band Of Music will be in attendance every
Afternoon, and there will be dancing on the plat
iorm daily from 2 to II o'clock p. NJ. The Sets
Of Silver can be seen at Levy's, Oh Canal street
Booths viii be sold at the Fair Grounds, on MON
DAY, ID at p. ~, to the highest bidJer--terms
cash. Tickets % cents; Sunda tickets so CENTS
ladies and children free au2 It
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Full information given by Agent at d. pot.
E. D. Fir. 81, General Manager. aus Satf
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

lINt1RNISHEN KMMS WITH OR WITHOUT
board central location No. 2O9 Gravier street near
BarOune On moderate terms, to suit times ap25tf
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
RAILROAD.
New Orleans. J 1ck son and Il. \. X. Il. Co..
Mississippi Central Railroad Company,
TO THE PUBLIC,

TO THE PUBLIC.
The Regular Sunday Morning EXCURSION
TRAIN. IN the Great jackson Route, leaves
Depot, foot OF CALI pe street. at A. NJ, return
ing, arrives at 1870 p. NJ. Fare for round trip
as FLOWS (Tickets good to return on day sold
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Dr. W. q. Austin, Residence and office 5S7
~, Charles near First street Ollice hours fi,'m t.
"a. NJ. and frum half-pa~t to half-past T.. NJ.
Slate III GeS. A. Fas lick Co. = NJ" ~ Carondelet
street. Orders left there promptly attended ~.
jei4 II
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FOR SALE.

LNOK SALE.-rhe Grocery store, with Cr,A X
i cry and House Furnishing Goods attached,
corner OF Pleasant and Chippewa streets, is offer
ed f'r sale. Every facility and time will he given
the purchaser tor satisfy himself as to the
business, etc. For further particulars apply to
ar' KING. on PROMISES
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Hall Of the Red River Pilots Benevolent AssOcia.
ton. New Orleans, August |, le7I-The Directors
and members Of this Association are hereby request
I'd " Al tend Regular Annr. Meeting II the elec
ton OF Board Of Di ectDrA to be held on TUES
DAY, September |, 1874, at 10 o'clock A. n. Pune
tual Atteni ance is requested All members expect
ing 10 be absent are entitled to vote By proxy.
By order If JOHN H. LEWIS, President
JNO A. M6UCHON Secretary al HM
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SUMMER RESORTS.

RLADON SPRINGS ALA. THIS KAlEOr&
y Watering Place n now open a. e. sraaeA
Be Boy: sa Per day y 50; vel sls; month g Case
20, grocers: 66 and 81 Common seses< sD1Qase fbr
The :ale Of the Bladon Water in bars.aA saa1s an
s-srm and will furnish further inftxvsasYoA
The LNtua No z Of the Carter Linz. kaanp Mo1slG
FIR the Springs every TUESDAY KYENIAG AtA
aa4 Inn NAE J. CONNER CO. psspss.sn>
BARNES HOTEL
MISSISSIPPI CITY,
The largest Hotel Oh the coast, b nov opaaL
everything in complete order. gosd Bathing Al
Fishing, accomntxla tiUns for son persons.
Band OF Music engaged for the season. pA1.
ties coming will ask conductor to put them on n
Barnes Hotel Station half mills west Of main
depot.
Per month, $50 and SOU, according TO roonA.
Per week, SIT 81.
Per day, 80.
J. D. MAYER h co..
lyl5 I'm Prps,et"rA
'NEGAKDEN HOTEL
MISSISSIPPI CITY, Afsa
under the management Of Col J. O NIXON, : op.s
B"ari per month 'Of four wesAas. 10
Children and servants T half prioa 80 u
GRAND ISLE HOTEL-scason If ,s7%-
win be open for the reception al 0uasN
On the 9th Of Juuo.
The undersigned having made 0omplntB " eanEv.
ments for the accommodation and ,rsnsI,srta&i0s vi
visitors egs To solicit from his friends and tAe paA
lie continuation 1T their liberal paiiS0sA.a
We have selected and deli. htial route 20 tho
Isle. via Morgin> ltill,snl tU Bayou ss AllsnxndA
whence the lss>sier will take passengers
through, reaclin. the Hotel before dark
Old Patrons nee, i.' telling that this w the sANIT
NEAL SURF BATHING III the South, ansl lOvors ls2
the same. and Of good fishing, will ns<xl uz3gn9 -
come.
Having secured All efficient hsssekssp<r LADIE0
may rely Oh special attention.
ierns-Per MONTH SO; per week. sa5; Der dAy, n
Liberal rtsctiHn tor families and rs1sasu .lsuEoaL
Refers to all stts,lmboa, agents. and ~ C. A. WhlN
ney Co.
For full particulars steamboaG sAvese1asmsnt
and small bills.
my II 3m h. MAHstyT Psspvisaas.
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CASSIDY,s HOTEL AND RESTAURANT.
The old friends and patrons Of this well-known
and popular establishment are informed that II
SATURDAY NEXT, AUGUST sth.
As in the past no pains will be spared to keep
up the reputation of the house.
aus St. MRS. NJ. CASSIDY
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Time Of Departure.-ine Man Irsi. " ,"e "'eat
Jacksu Railrsd Route leaves the Depot al the foot
-. Calliope street at "cl.'ck r. NJ. connecting with
I'LL fast trains, North, East and West Pullman Pal
sx& Carr on all trains. jy4
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COPARTNERSfIIPS.

COPARTNERSHIPS.
DISSOLUTION OF OOPARTNERSHIP- THE
IL firm OF JOHN PHELPS Il CO., composed
ol John Phelps and A. A. Yates, is this day dis
| solved by mutual consent. Either , artner wi
sign the name of the firm in liquidation only.
JOHN PHELPS,
A. A. YATES.
New Orleans, August LIST, 1874.
IOPARTNERSHIr - THE UNDERSIGNED
" have this day formed cOpartnership for til.
purpose Of carrying Oh a Cotton Factorage ano
Commission business, under the name and styl.
VI JOHN PHELPS y CO.
JOHN PHELPS,
A. A. YATES,
ISAIAH GREEN.
New Orleans, August LIST, 1874 aul I'm
NOPARrNERSHIP NOTlCE-THE UNDER
" signed have formed a partnership for Ill.
transaction Of a Cotton Factorage and Genera
Commission Business in this city, under tie
name and style of LLOYD l. iIVAUDAIs
Office No. 43 Baroun. street
RICHARD LLOYD,
AMI st JOHN E. LIVAUDATS.
Notice = AR. t. 4. IiAKEoHlDE ThL
~ day wlthdraws from the firm Of GEORGE
FOSDlCk ~ co. George A. Fosdck ia charge.
with the liquidation Of Its affairs, and will con
tinue the ship brokerage business under til
same sty and firm. GEO. A. FOSDlCK,
Z. p. RARESHIDE
New Orleans, July 20, 1874
Messrs. J. NJ. DOMINGUEZ and OLIVER ]
REZEAU have all interest in our business hon
this date. GEO. A. FOSDICK Il co.
july ~. 1874. iv22
I'VE, The UNDERSIGNED, HAVE TIL
w day formed cupartnership under the firm
name Ut RAKESHIDE Il CAMERON, for til.
transaction Of steamship, ship brokerage Ali
general commission business
L. P. RARESHIDR,
]. SPENCER CAMERON.
]. b. KARESHIDE
OHne III Gravier street, near Carnnlslet.
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