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POLITICAL. NOTICES.

Hendquartere state Central Executive
Committee Republican Party of louisiana New Or
leans. Louisiana, August %, I3.4-The committee
met pursuant to the call OF s. 3. PACKARD. presi.
dent las per resolution OF state ConventionI, aud
lie following: organization was effected. to wit:
Presidents. B, PACKARD.
Vice Presidert-JAMES LEWIS
Secretary-CHARLES HILL.
Assistant Secretary-L. LAMANlERE
Corresponding Secretary-J. 3. &. PlThlN.i
Treasurer-B. +. JOUBERT-
STB-RXHCrTIvE COMMITTEE
s. B. PACKARD. Chairman ex-officiO.
8. F. FLANDERS, JAMES F. CASEY.
8. F. JOUBERT, c. w. LOWELL,
MICHAEL HAHN. JAMES LOSGSTREET I,
JAMES LEWIS. G. c. ANTOINE.
JOHN ). HARRIS, T. 7. ALLAN,
&. A. BRAY, F. RIARD.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
q. C. BLANDIN. Chairman.
B. F. JOUBERT. ex oticio;
{. r. LADD T. B. STAMPS,
L. DARRALL JOHN GAIR
P. B. S. PINCHBACH. WILLIAM F. LOAN.
J. L. HERVJG, T. A. CAGE.
L. E. BENTLEY.
Al communications must be addressed TO S. E.
Packard. president, New Orleans, louisiana.
au30 CHARLES HILL, Secretary.
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EDUCATIONAL.
r OUlslANA STATE AGRICULTURAL
MECHANICAL COLLEGE.

The regular session of this institution for ls'
vii. open MONDAY November Is. 1874 under the
direction Of the following faculty:
President eX-ottclO
A Professor OF :stTy. as applied TO agri'
culture and the mechanic arts.
A Professor Of Natural Philosophy and Mathe'
mates. as applied te agriculture and the mechanic
arts. -,
A Professor Of C.-.!. Mechanical! and Maritime
Engineering.
Professor o! Modern Languages and Literature
A Tutor il. Geometrical. Typographical! aud Free
Hand Drawing. .
An Instruc tor IN Maritime Science ana Practice
TO De taugnr IL school snip.
A Tutor in Teiegrapsy for female pupils. :,
A Tutor il WooI Engraving for female pdpiIse
A Tutor IN Photography for female pupils.
I he appointment of professors, Instructors and
tutors are all vacant. and will be filed by the
Board of Control on MONDAY, the second Of Mo-
vember. 1851. Applicants for the positions Will tie
testimonials @: character and qnalihcation and
address any inquiries the president OF the Board
of Iootru! OF tae Louisiana state Mechanical aid
Agricultural College, New Orleans.
Be- order Of the Board:
Secretary of the Board Of Control Of the Louisiana
Mechanical and Agricultural College.
sci I'm cod
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Widow &. =. l.. Lehde vs.. Philip RunAeI.

agent and individually, in soldo. sseeend
Justice Court for the parish OF Orleans. No. o5iA
Dl VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FlERl FACIAS TO
ID directed by the Hon w L. Evans Second
Justice OF the Peace in and for the PARISH OF ~
leans, in the above stated suit viii proceed TO
sell at public auction. at my warehouse, 30 $40
Girod street, On WEDNESDAY. Septem Def = -S7ae
al twelve O'Clock NJ
THREE CLASS SHOW CASES. and : !os OF ilo~
tons.
Seized il the aoore stated suit
Terms-Casn On The spot. o..
SEQ II lG JOHN MCtORIlCh, SDaHy2p
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOtice.-OHce American Mutual Insurance As
ISOLATION New Orleans August IS, l374.-At a meet.
ing of thu Board of Trustees. held on the above
date. it was resolved tina. q call OF FIVE Pen
CENT on the capital stock of this Association De
and is hereby made in conformity with the charter
and it was further resolved that a meeting OF the
stockholders be convened August 81, 1874, at o:3o
P. NJ. for proposed anendments.
By order of the Board of Trustees
A. L. BARNETT, Secretary.
pI Srr,1vAx Acting aUl6 I'm
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CONSTABLES' SALES,

Mrs. Widow q. Ii. e. Lehde vs.. Philip
Kuake, agent, and Individually il soli,;e-See'
ond Justice Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No 632;.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIEHf FAC:AS TO
ID me directed BY the Hon. W L. Evapa, seeond
justice OF the peace in and for the parish OF Or
leans will proceed to sell at public auction. at Ne,
sos Magazine street. on SATURDAY September ~,
1874, al twelve O'Clock NJ
THE CONTENTS of store No. S9j Magazine
street, Counters Shelvjngs Gas Fixtures. aud one
age iron Sstes
Seized III the above entitled suit
Terms Cash on the spot.
SEES Is Ia JOHN MCCORMICK. Co1st sbie.
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Parish Executive Committee.
Parish of Orleans.
JAMES LEWIS President.
E. VI. TOSTRICK Vice President
SAMUEL NJ. QUITE, Secretary.
CHARLES A. BAQUIE, Assistant Secretary
P. J. MALONEY, Corresponding Secretary
P. F. HtEWIG Treasurer.
JOHN L. COLLINS, Sergeant -Arms.
A. SKiLLMAN. Assistant Sergeant -at.Arms.
DELEGATES.
First ward-joi1 Langes, ". S. wilson.
Second warj-P F. Herwlg, q. .. Nichols.
Th;rJ ward-W L. Evans George Devezir.
Fourth waId-James Lewis Charles Z. Ingalls,.
Firth warj-Wiiiam viger3, E. Alex.
Sixth ward-Joseph Diaz, E. Jouoert.
Eighta wa-d-E v Lecerc Webster Long.
Ninth ward-T. V. Coupland, ]. W. edwards.
Tent. ward-Simon J. Flatow J. A. Pa-urai..
Eleventh ward-E. ". Toatrick Graham Bel
Twelfth ward-Paul Bruce, A. NJ. Aucoiu.
Thirteenth ward-A. Dejoie, W: Baudul..
Fourteenth ward-W. E. Fish, n. D. 5 1sh.
Sixteenth. ward-H. Davis, George W. Moore.
Seventeenth ward-T. B. Stamps, William Kern
STANDING COMMITTEES.
s-s.EzEcr1Ivs COMMITTEE.
VI. s. WILSON. Chairman;
George Deveza. William Tigers.
E. Juu5ert. Webster Long.
T.v Coaoiaad. S. ). FatOw,
A. N. Aucoin. George ". Moore.
William Kern ". r. Fish.
cAx9A'es COMMITTEE.
P F. HERWIG. Chairman.
Cl2ries Ingalls, Joan ba.cCNs
Graham William z. LOa1s
A. Oejoe, I. b. stamps.
coMxIrrzz on WAYS AsD MEANS
4. C. NICHOLS. Chairman:
JOSEPH: Dia, +. V. Lecere.
j. a. Pature!, Edmond jones'
COMMITTEE on FINANCE.
JOHN LANGLES. Chairman:
Ernest Alex Charles ". Boothoy,
Z. ". To5trick Paul Bruce.
COMMITTEE on CLUBS.
Vt. L. EVANS Chairman;
J. ". Edwards. Edmund JONES'
H. DaTs n. D. Bush.
JAMES LEWIS, President.
q NJ O-R-R Sac-e.ary, ivl4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-11

FIRE LAST NiGHT.-Ae haifpast ten
o'clock las. night an unoccupied one-story
frame house Oh Music. between Claiborne
and Robertson streets, owned by Andrew
Schneider. was discovered tc be on tire, and
before the fire department could get to
work was burned. l. was evidently the
work OF an incendiary. Insured in the
Teutonia office for $500.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-11

SU1c1DE.-A woman was seen. Wednes.
day night; to Jump into the river at the
head of Josephine street, and persons who
witnessed the act did not know ner. The
body was recovered yesterday and an in
quest held. There was nothing on the body
to inform the jury who she was. A ring on
one OF her fingers was marked S. A.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-11

INTO SE1zER THE THINGS THAT ARE TIL
SEIzER's-The seized arms subject has
proyed more than days wonder, and is
likely to furnish several more en.etsal nah
items 1t was intended yesterday " maAe
the following affidavit before Judge Nc
Arthur. hut as the court had some outside
counting to attend to, which permitted OF no
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succession of Pauline Bonseigneur.

CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans No. 80 s32.-Notice is hereby gwen
to the creditors of this estate and to al! other per
sons herein interested TO show cause wllnin zen
days from the present notification, II any tnss
have or can, why the account presented py Maiis :,
Rose Malbernac. widow of F. Bonsei Sneul anu
be hom oIorated and approved and the funds dis
trlbured in accordance Herewith.
Ey order of the Court. y, r,a,-
500 II. FRANK PAOE, JI"' SioiA'
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.
Succession of Michael COnn0rs.

Succession of Michael COnn0rs.
CECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans No. 3-41l.-Whereas, Mrs. Mary
Dahoney has petitioned the court for let
ters OF administration ON the estate Of the late
aiicnae. Connors, deceased, interstate. Notice is
hereby given 10 al whom it may concern, to show
cause within ten days why the prayer OF the said
petitioner snOuld not be granted.
By order Of the Court.
sci FRANK PACE. JR. Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-11

Louisiana State Lottery Company.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
The next single number drawing
The next single number drawing
VIII take place September Il.
S70.400 in prizes.
$7O,400 in prizes.
Three capital prizes of $4,000 each
Three capital prizes of $4,000 each
And only 10000 numbers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-11

A BOLD RoBBERr.-Last Saturday even.
ing between the hours of seven and eight
O'Clock. the residence of Mr.. +. X. South
mayd. on Constantinople street, between
st. Charles and Pitt streets, was entered
through the windows that were open. and
quite an amount Of property and valuable
documents stolen therefrOm
Yesterday afternoon Captain Wilson. who
had worked up the case, succeeded in cap
turing the thief and recovering all the stolen
articles. The thief is one John Baptiste.
Al! Of the property was returned to Mrs.
Southmayd.
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DIED OF HIS WoUND.-Henrv Deibel.
who was accidentally shot by S. X. Bourg
on Burdette street last Wednesday, died
YESTERDAY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-11

FALSE AiARM.-The alarm sounded about
one O'Clock yesterday morning from box
No. G.; was false. and thereby hangs tale,
Sc some people think.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-11

A SERIOUS ACcIDEET.-Yesterday Ed
ward Brady was engaged in cleaning re.
volrer and accidentally discharged the
weapon. the bullet entering the nose of
Henry Gabriel. who was standing near.
The wound is so serious that it is feared the
unfortunate man can not recover. The ao.
ciden. occurred at the head OF Philip street.
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succes,ion of Mrs. Ellen Cullen.

SuCCGY9I0U AS1HCH1
IrcoSn DISTRICT COURT FOB THE PARISH
= Of Orleans. No 81 422.-whereas, James Cullen
the csa., for letters Ms. q Rsa sa
dacaoaad ntestafe. Netice is hereby given to all
Whon, :, NAV concern, to show ca1se within ten
DAYS WHY the prayer Of the said petitioner should
not be granted.
By order Of the Court.
oe5 l3t fRANA SAVS, H. V1e1ks
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QrEtE MoSEY.-Phnbe Navarro was de.
posted II the third precinct bank for know.
insly passing counterfeit currency.
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FRANK PACE. JR.. Clerk.
Introduction of John CoyIe.

CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y OF Orleans, No. 35,93l - Whereas, James
sweeney has petitioned the court Tor letters OF
curatorstlip on the estate of the late John Coyie
.nterdcted. Notice is hereby given to all whom it
may concern, TO show cause Within ten days why
the prayes Of said petitioner should not be
granted.
se3.n FRANK PACE JR Clerk.
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By Sheriff Harper.

FOR SALE FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM 1T MAY
CONCERN.
DY WILLIAM p. HARPER, SHER IFF.--
ID On MONDAY, September IA, 1874, five
o'clock P ~. at his warehouse Nos. % and Is Or.
leans street between Royal and Bourbon streets.
in the Second District Of this city
LARGE LOT OF ASSORTED HOUSEHOLD AND
OFFICE FuRAlTCRs, Hardware. Fancy Goods.
Railing, Pianos, Shoes, Paintings, Gas Fixtures,
Tin Ware. etc.
Terms-Cash on the spot. se8 10 ii Is
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delay, it became necessary to postpone the
case until next Wednesday,:
State OF Louisiana-Municipal Police
Court of the city of New Orleans-The
State VS.. Armand Guyol, Jr. and Leon j.
Fremanx.-Personally appeared before me,
A. II. Macarthur. judge Of the First NUM-
cipal Police Court Of the city of New
Orleans and justice of the peace, duly COM
misslOned and sworn. j. L. Smith who
having been duly sworn, doth depose and
say: That from information received he
has reason to believe, does believe and
therefore charges, that Armand GuyOl, Jr.,
and Leon j. Fremaux, together with other
persons to atfiant unknown have cOnspired
and are conspiring to commit the crime of
assault and battery upon and against l.. ID.
Larrieu and other officers appointed to
register the voters of the parish of Orleans,
upon and against Octave Rey and other
officers of the Metropolitan Police force. in
violation OF section seven OF act No, 8.
approved March l6. 1870.
Atfiant further charges the said Armand
Guyol, Jr.. and Leon j. Fremaux. with
having In their possession q large number
OF stands of arms and large quantity of
ammunition. for the purpose las atiiant is
informed. believes and therefore charges)-
OF arning various and numerous persons to
atiiant unknown, belonging to a secret and
unlawful organization known az the White
League, in order to assist such persons in
using violence against, and to incite them
to use violence upon the said Captain &c.
tave Rey and other officers and members of
the Metropolitan Police, in violation OF
section $685. Revised Statutes. All against
the peace and dignity of the State.
Wherefore deponent charges the accused
with conspiracy to commit the crime Of as.
sault and battery. and with the crime of
melting persons to assault the Metropolitan
Police. in violation of section 96S, Revised
Statutes. and pravs that they may be ar
rested and dealt with according to law.
JAMES L. SMITH.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
ninth day Of September 1874.
! A. H. MACARTHUR,
Judge Of the First Municipal Police Court
! of the city of New Orleans.
/ Defense did not relish a postpOnement
saying that they were fully prepared fol
| examination, but the court was unable II
| take up the matter until the date mentioned
The courtroom was crowded By anxiOuI
| spectators, who conducted themselves in al
orderly manner.
! Judge Dibble was present to prosecut.
| for the State. acting as Attorney General.
! When announcement was made that TIN
examination must be postponed the &C
cused were released on their parole.
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Michael Kennedy vs.. Patrick COrIi.key~~
Sixth Justice Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 1928.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACfAS TO
ID me directed by the Hon. John DAILY Sixth JUS
tce of the Peace in and for the parish OF Orleans
i'll the above entitled suit viii proceed to salt
at public auction. at my warehouse No 23g ST. Aa
drew street, on WEDNESDAY, September it, la7as
at twelve O'Clock NJ
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. together
with all the improvements thereon situated the
First District, parish OF Orleans. OF rbis city, liz
the square bounded by Palmyra, Banks and Broai
streets and Jane alley, designated as Nos. ana
plan by j. H. d Hemecourto Lot No. s 7neasura
uring 26 feet inches front Broad sire ~, the
in the rear, by depth OF Ia feet il IN cr.es
lines tho side line OF lot No. o. and 10 ieeS -
lines the side line of lot No. 8; lot No 8 meass
ures o. fees lines 'front.' or Broad street. saae
width IL the rear. By depth OF rs i,o: tnes
the eide line Of lot No. . and !!S feet I2eh
lines on tae side next Bank Street,
Seized III the above suit
Terns-Casb on the spot, -
aul6 ,el3 is WILLIAM FOLEY TefsraDis
Nicholas Kohr ". George God.nu. .-,ev-
enth Justice Court tor the PARISH " Orleans.
DT WRITE OF WRIT OF FIERI EAcias 10
ID me directed III the above entitled cause
BY IN the Ed . vi Falls ,0 seysntl ice
leans, have seized and will proceed 20 sell at
public auction, the premises No. 100 Con stance
street, d: twelve O'clock NJ, on SAIURDA \. Sep'
TENDER y. 1859 the following described property.
TWO Obj sHASTIss OR CABINS AID the lnas
terial thereof, belonging t. the defendant herein
and erected On the centre portion OF lots Nos.
in square No. 40, eleventh asseasmenr d!stress
parish of Orleans, together with all and singular
the rights OF said defendant in and 10 the ase and
lease OF said lot Said shantes and the ;aate:4aE
thereof to be removed by the purchaser.
se3 8 IL K g. FAEIs, Constable.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

of New Orleans, sixth Division. No. 80 Burgundy
street, September 10, l374.-The teachers Of the
public schools in this city will be paid their sal
on SATURDAY, September H. at II A. NJ
sell2 CHARLES MOORE, Acting Secretary.
N0tice.-From and after this date M. JERE.
MIAH 8 HOGAN has our full power of attorney.
We solicit y continuation of business favOrs.
sell 81 KEEP, GALLWEY & co.
Citizens Bank of L0uisiana.-Ata regular
meeting OF the Board held Friday, the twenty.
eighth instant, Mr.. JAMES J. TARLETON was
unanimously elected Cashier, in place of Mr.. j. L.
Delerye removed.
JOHN q. GAINES, President.
New Orleans, August %, 1874. au30 I'm
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SUCCESSION OF LOTION JENNINGS. DECEASED.
Second District Court for The Parish of Orleans
Ne. 81, 1854.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1874-02-13

nothing TO do with them; but al
ways buy direct from headquarters"
The next morning our pastor started
for the market, basket upon one
arm, for the butchers shop, where
he ordered a steak, "No, sir" said
the butcher; "you can have no
steak from my shop" "Why not y
exc laimed the astOnished preacher {;
"havn't always paid for my meat 7"
ooh, yes; but | heard you preach
yesterday, and you pledge d yourself
to buy nothing more of middlemen.
Now l am a middleman, and if YOU
want any more beef you can Just
go to the steer for it'll n. Y. Iris
bune.]
Judge Gricr. Of the U. S. Su-
prcme Court once gave u severe
and merited rebuke to the average
trial by jury, by setting aside a
plainly unjust virdict, founded in
prejudice against an unpopular man.
The righteous Judge gave this order:
"Enter the verdict, Mr.. Clerk
Enter also, Set aside by the court.
l want it to he understood that it
takes thirteen men to steal a mans
farm in this court"
PAPER MONEY OF DIFFERENT
COUNTRIEs.-late quotations
United States, 10 to II per cent.
discount.
Austria, 10 per cent. discount.
Greece, 12 per cent. discount.
Italy, II per cent. discount.
Russia, 16 per cent. discount.
Hayti, 80 % per cent. discount.
The Republic Of Hayti has $780,
100000 piastcrs of dollars of paper
money. The rate of exchange is
authOritatively established at 300
paper dollars for one coin dollar.
The value in the market is 25O pa
per dollars for one coin dollar.
San Domingo, (Sce Report Of the
United States Commission, 1871
10 to 20 per cent. discount on the
new paper money, latest ISSUE
"Credit notes." so called, an earlier
issue, are received by the Governs
ment at the rate, fixel by decree, of
thirty dollars for one dollar silver
.9G % per cent. discount.
"Treasury notes. SO called, an
earlier issue, are received by the
at the rate, fixed by
decree. of 400 dollars to one silver
dollar, 900 3 per cent. discount.)
Paper money issued by former
Governments of San Domingo is
valueless.
Argentine Republic. OG per cent.
discount.
Several Of these countries of ir
redecmable paper currency keep
faith strictly with the people-they
promise not to redeem their pledges
to pay in coin, and they keep their
promise most sacredly.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1874-02-13

Some stalk has been excited on
the West side of the State In regard
to a candidate for governor, caused
by political meeting held at Mid.
dlebury last week, said to be in the
interest of Col. Sprague of Brains
don. The Burlington Free Press
characterizes it Us the "Sprague
conclave," The meeting was CON-
posed of some twenty Eve or thirty
persons from Rutland and Addison
counties. This fixing" things has
very naturally created a reaction
against the object had in view by
those who called the meeting. 1t
is pronounced u "fzzle" by the Free
Press, Rutland Globe and the st.
Adams papers appear to take a sim
liar view. There is plenty of time
to kill off many candidates for gov
ernor before the next Republican
State convention will be held, and
on the whole, the more of these
kind of meetings the BETTER Bel.
lows Falls Times.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1874-02-13
General News.

The Boston Post says: There was
a severe frost up in Vermont the
other night which injured the crops
somewhat.
The latest feature of the Louisi~
ana complication is the report that
Governor Kellogg has issued his
requisition upon the Governor Of
the District Of Columbia for the
person of ex Governor Warmoth,
now in Washington. If Kellogg
could imprison Warmoth, and War
moth could retaliate by locking Kel>
log. up in the Jail, what blessing
it would be for louisiana :!
There are some indications of
trouble brewing between Italy and
France. II war breaks out it will
be a religious war. Germany is
backing Italy, and poor France will
get the worst Of it. And for two
good reasons first, she has the
shortest guns; and, secondly, she
Is on the wrong side. 1t is too late
in the history of the world to make
war to keep a Pope on a throne.
The Republicans of Texas are
considering a plan to divide shat
State into two States, Eastern and
Western Texas. This would make
a Republican and a Democratic
State. Some of the representatives
propose to introduce an enabling
act in Congress for this purpose, in
accordance with the precedent in
the State af West Virginia.
More than three hundred natives
of Vermont, resident in Worcester,
Mass, met last evening in Wash>
burn Hall. and in most delightful
manner revived the memories Of
their native hills, and formed a per.
manent asso citation.
Benoni Howard was convicted in
New York, last Thursday, of pros
curing the engraving of counter.
felt revenue plate. He was once
the largest match manufacture in
the United States, and accumulated
millions of dollars. He goes to the
States Prison for l5 years and pays
a fine of $4,000.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1874-02-13
Market Prices,

FOR SALE.
We have two New sleighs, which can be
bought very low. Please call and see them,
EATON & co.
Bradford, w., Feb. S, 1874.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1874-02-13

The Arap;les is stuck again.
She thought that, having got out of
New York harbOr, she was safe !;
but, in attempting to cross the bar
off Sandy Hook, she plunged into
the sand, and there she stands, like
a painted ship npon a painted ocean.
If the Spanish language has not
been enriched by some new forms
of profanity in the last few months,
the officers and crew of that vessel
must be wofully lacking in ingenui.
Is.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1874-02-13

rAssUMPsIC.-Wm. Adams went
to Washington last week. The re-
port was current on tho street that
Poland had stumped him to play a
game of euchre, and not being q
man to take stump he had gone
on to engage in The contest, and to
see Luke deposit that back>pay
where it will do him the most good
ia the U. s. Treasury.-UniOn.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1874-02-13
Pr Err z i D
PkEP<RKD
Dr.. J. c. AVER & CO., L
HrsctSenl AND -ln~Iystca|
AID III ALL DEU00I0ES FL
CORNS % ass ss " :s

old maids, corner lOafcrs in IL
honest politicians no more
epso,n salts or castor oil, and
able for comfort than a hedge
lor ornament. Briggs Col
Remedies, Alleviator and Cur
corns, banishes buniUns, and
nails, sore insteps, and othei
ments of the feet. Sold by II
Rist, Bradford. Vt.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1874-02-13
Confectionery,

Pcrfumcry Brushes Combs, Wallets, Draw
ing Materials, and all articles commonly found
at variety Store All to be sold as cheap ns
they can b. obtained elsewhere.