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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-16
THE MARKET QUESTION
TURNBULL MOVES AGAIN.
THE STATE FURNISHES TROOPS.

| Friday. after the incarceration of Admin
istlator Turnbull Oh the commitment o
Il wilkins for contempt, application was made
by Administrator Lewis to Kellogg for par
don. Sweet William, in his usual non-com
initial manner neither positively declined
nor agreed to issue it, but advised that Haw
kins De seen.
| Hawkins was seen by Administrator Lewis
| and after some talk, and IS is bell we'd, cou
| pie Of drinks had been INDUCED in, Hau kins
| agreed to revoke that portion Of the sentence
| relating to imprisonment, provided the fine Of
925 was paid. Turnbull put up the Gosh and
was released.
Turnbull was not idle all this time and
went to work in style.
Badger was interviewed, and q demand
for police made but he could not see it. and
declined to move in the matter; and then Will
liam Pitt was addressed letter by Mr.. Turn
bull, i'll which formal demand for
FORCE
to enforce the law as Ind down in act No. 81,
was made, Kellogg was unhappy, aud puzzled
on the receipt OF this, and Il the purpose of
shifting the responsibility, he Submitted the
communication to Assistant Attorney Geuer
Dlbble, with request Tor il leg Il opinion as to
h duty in the premises. Answer was re-
turned that as the Law had been declared con
ettutional, il must be enforced and he could
but comply with the demand OF the Admins
traitor.
Accordingly Badger was favored with n
order from the Executive office, commanding
him to detail a number Of III H. sufficient to
guarantee the enforcement Of the law. The
result was that at 5 o'clock Friday morning a
de a hlnent Of
POLICE,
forty in number reported at the CITY Hall and
held themselves subject to instructions from
Administrator Turnbull.
The force was divided into details which
were dispatched to the different dl,tr cts OF
the city, and wherever private market in full
operation was found it was unceremoniously
closed, though no arrests were made.
After seeing the business we'll under way,
Mr.. Turnbull complained vi feeling sick and
went home with the intention OF remaining
there throughout the dry. 1t is by many
supposed that he by tins means hops to
evade the consequences OF his proceedings
Friday morn ng, uut there are assurances that
lhs Is an error--that he has been really sick
tor several days.
rule Tor contempt, directed against Turn
bull, has already been taken before JUICE
Hawkins but up % the time OF going to press
1t had not been served.
Attorneys tor the private market men
clerks, sheriff, and counsel Tor lurnbull We're
On hand at Htakinss Court throughout the
Ily, waiting for This Honor" and all to
settle the contempt case, which it was sup
posed would result from Mr. TurnbulIs pro-
ceedings.
Hawkins, however, did not put i'll an APP
peartnce.
1t is probable that action will be taken to-
morrow.
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THE DELINQUENT NOTARIES.
NUMBER ONE.

A few days ago we called the attention of OH,
readers to the fact that, owing to the negi-
gence Of certain notaries, a large number OF
titles had been affected. The labor Of exam
ming records in the conveyance Office and
elsewhere being very great it was impossible
70 complete the work as soon as we thought.
After thorough examination we first dis
covered that the records of E. G. Wells, no
tary public. were not properly kept Repair
ing to their place of custody. No. 10 Caron-
delet street, we found tina, the acts were in
the utmost disorder acts of one year being
mixed with those of others, and it being diff
cult to find title Of any particular date
Selecting from the file number we repaired
20 the conveyance office and after an inspec-
ion of the records there it was dscov, red
they were not registered as required by law.
How many more Of Mr.. Wells acts are in the
same condition, We cannot s y but the negli-
yence in failing to record these is sufficient.
This is the first on one list. On Monday
evening, we propose to investigate another,
and SO on from day to day until we have COM
pleted our work.
Those who have titles drawn up before this
gentleman would do well to see that the Ger
tifcate of the Register Of Convey ance is upon
their acts of SALE OF on the originals We
think that Mr. Wells is not now engaged in the
notarial business, | ut we understand he holds
his commission still.
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SOMETHING I.orrEN IN DkNNARK.-Here IS
al intimatlon from high quarter that the
magnates Of the Republican parry itself, what
ever they NAV be IN theory. ar not altogether
sound in actice on the important subject OF
Civil Rights That unfortunate young COL
ored gentleman Cadet Smith, has published
q voluminous card in Fred. Douglass paper,
detailing the shocking indgnities to which he
VAS subjected at the West Point Military
Academy; and Dou lass thus oracularly and
Significantly alludes to it in an editorial
"WhIle we do not ask any ftvolitlsm for
Cadet Smit !, we hold that the persecution
this young man ha had to endure should no.
have been allowed by the Government Of the
United States In view of all the c rcum-
stances he should have been allowed re
examination. Instead, the cowar,ly cadets
nnd what they will no doubt deem encour-
agement in the refusal OF the Secre-
sary OF War to allow Mr.. Smith to
be re-examined. Certainly I Secretary Of
War must know of the helsh spirit OF preju
dices that meets the negro at every turn. Ii
can he found in the War Department. i'll
which no colored man has ever been able TO
obtain clerkship outside OF the Freedmen 5
Bureau The dismissal of Ca ct Sinit' is the
tiumph OF negro hate, and that co vardly
sentiment WAS made powerful by the impunity
accorded it from high places.
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EDUCATIoN.-ln oar advertising columns will
be seen the advertisement of the Commercial
and Classical academy Of New Orleans, under
gentleman, i. NJ. Lusher, Esq. The nth SEES.
sion Of this most excellent ec'u'ol of learning
will OF en- on the 7th of September next. and all
parents who desire that their children should
receive 10th thorough and well-grounded educa-
q A. should make arrangements with the Prlnci-
pal. Mr. Lusiiei. at once. His hours are fIom
"A. NJ 10 +. NJ. at the Academy, No al t..
Charles sire. (, northwest sc, ton of Iivoh Cir
further to the tnblic but the sim Die fact that
Il. M. lusher Esq. ls its head &C. .tre, 10 COM
meDdAti,n eu1ticidnt.
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New Registration To the Conservative yo'ers or
Tenth Ward 4 he registry rol IT Ibis. Ward viii
be open daily, SUNDAYS excepted, at the following
places:
Mondays AM TUESDAYS at Frank Carr, lis corner
Jacks AMI Front Levee streets
Ever, day from Friday August lith from A NJ
TO 7. NJ on Jackson, Ma a4ino stree - Ter
Upper CT, Hote
Ever, day from Monday August eth at Market
Iioase on 81. Charles JAG hs,n streets.
son street, between Franklin and Liberty ,trr.ts.
Z NJ. TOO l.. NJ. daily.
Narl must register from Monds,y. 10: III inst un:il
the approaching primary election.
Supervisors Il L. Glars ,lt NJ R.s!dington.
DENNIS T. MAnUNY, President
Ed. CLARK, Secretary. i,iB ~
The rolls for rerist+in. the of the Fifth
lowing places:
for DAYS. fronJuy 81 to Aug tst u. inclusive
At No IS ST. Ann street. for four d.iys from
August ! to August II inclusive
At the corner OF st Peter and Galvey. for four
DAYS, from august IL tn August l5 inclusive.
Once of Re- istl alton to remain open from o'clock
A. VI. to o'clock +. NJ.
Democrats of this Ward earnestly requested to
comply With the ABOVE resolutions.
CLEMENT RAMOS
jyss taul7G Chairman Executive CON 44ittes.
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NY RIVER.
BY HELEN BARRON BOsTwICK.

Sing ont, laugh out, Q, river, glad and rev
sing out, ring out, the wooded gorges through.
Sing, sing, and bring from meadows, morning
sweet
The slippery shadows on your silver feet,
Tour fairy ialiop- glitter in the sun,
And defty row the rowers, all as one.
Sing louder, river, for the noon is high
And swifter speed the freighted batges by,
And deity row the rower- az they sing
" That which we bear away we never bring"
0, river, wostering toward an unseen tide.
Your slowing current seeks the vie ding side,
And heavily row the rowers they feel
The long waves lapsing underneath the kneel;
Sing low, sirg low, o, river winding slow.
The sea is near-the darkness falls--sig low!
-Sc,.it,ua7's
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Hot weather! Oh no, just bollng up at the
rate Of 50 degrees in the shadiest spot and every
one hunts an antidofe, and some say til can,
tind t, bnt those unfoTtunates are only persons
who do not patronize that Prime. Of Shirt Men,
Col. $. n. Moody. He, or rather til t obuSt and
healthy cimen of q genial and pleasant gen
teman, Vie trimmer. will furnish Y Il a pana"ea
for all that is hot and disaSreeabe iii the shape
Of shirts, ind rshirts or anything IN the way Of
gentlemen's furnishing goods, Of the latest style
New York Yesterday fol Europe, in sea cll of his
family. and We trust may have safe jour- \
and spe d. relu II, out il the meantime go and
see our Jolly Vic.
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Editor N. O. Bulletin

Sir The remarks Of your correspondent, 7. +
s., that the registry of the Third Ward either
farce or a fraud are, to say the least, very un-
harltable to those having charge Of tue matter
especially since the esistry IN Fad ward has
low been open some two weeks while. III Other
wards, Two, or, at most three days is the limit
fne proof that two places If registry have ueen
IMPLY sufficient lies the fact t.lat, thus far,
learly double the largest numb.r ever hereto
ioi registered at any primary election is ow OH
establishing but two places was 70 guard against
my att mp to procure fraudulent regis ~. Bnl
the efficient President Of the Central Cub. i'll his
lanabl desire of affording Y bona tide voter
IN opportunity of registering with the least pos
,lble trouble and annoyance, has Informed me
the registry will be continued on Monday, Tues
lay and Wednesday Of next week, at the cornell
If North, Poydras aud Bolivar street Typo.
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The Elections Of 1874.

Here is brief abstract of the elections
which have thus far been held in 1874:
New Hampshire - Dem ,cratic Governor
and Democratic Legislature.
Connecticut -Democatic Governor, Demo
cratic Legislature and Democratic United
States Senator.
Or gol-Dem Der tic Governor, Dem itie
State officers and Democratic congressman.
North Carolina Seven Democrat c Con.
gressmen out of eight large Democratic ma
iority in the Legislature and Democra ic State
ticket.
Tennessee-Nearly every county Demo
cratic.
Ditto Kentucky.
There has been but one single defeat. The
manufacturing firm of Brown Il Ives carried
the State of Rhode Island
These election, are indicative Of what is to
follow in the fall. OHIO, Indiana and Illinois,
especirlly. W II even Il, bstter than tue States
which have preceded them in their vote.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

CLArES BEST ENGLISH STATES, COI.OP
y ~ -Slatn-rn rs AMI repairs made to ord, I
by AURIEH 629 Magazine street near jackson.
aul6 im'
Q rORES-A CORNER ST DkE FOR rem r
= f. m October l. 1874. the choann-t etnr ard
dwelling in New o leans No 615 Ma azine street,
corner of Jos, hlne: do, store and dwelling No o.
Magazine street Possession Immediately. Aprlv to
AUR1CH 629 Magazine street aul6 lt's
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The greatest inducements are now offered at
the grocery establishment Of J X. Rcnaud Il co.
corner Of Camp and Julia streets, where there
are to be found every variety OF choice fami !.
sroceri. :, but the speciality made at this
establishment is the sale Of the best family hom
al the greatly reduced rates Of ~ so per barrel
Messrs. Remand Il Co. guarantee all of then
goods. and should they not please, y,u can re
turn the goods and have the money refunded
How's that for high
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PEREMPTORY SALE AT AUCTION, ON AC-
COUNT OF ILL HEALTH,

Elegant and Highly Finished Bar DOM Fixtures.
in oiled WALNUT and Ebony, Chairs, Tsoses.
Mirrors Chandeliers, Liquors, etcs
DY ALBERT PAUL. AUCT ONEER-06Sce
ID and saesroom AZ Royal strett-Will - cold
on TUESDAY, August lS, 1874, at II O'Clock A.
NJ
The entire contents of the lately established
and splendily fitted up Bar 10 I'm No. Chartres,
near Canal, street. sting OF Elegant and
Highly Finished Fixtures. in oiled Walnat and
Ebony, Chairs, Tabl,s, Mirrors, Icebox. Ohande-
liers, Liquors, etc.
Terms Cash in u s. Treasury notes. saN ID
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lOST-FOUND.

CTOLEN-PARTIES ARE CAUTIONLL
- against negotiating for the following certh-
Gates of stock application having been made for .
reissue:
No. i27-llO shares Mechanics and Traders Bank.
No. 1.7-2 shares Mechanics and Traers bank.
No lJ15-l0 share. Mechanics and A 1r1cutuia al Fan
Association.
ALBERT G. PHELPS, Grucer,
jy3 ltaw6w Coz. Felicity aau PrytaniA q
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The Monroe lOuachita) Telegraph Of the
l4th inst has the following items
Several planters begin picking cotton next
week. From three to Fix bols are open TO tht
stalk. The average yield, it is general,
thought, will be less per acre than last year
The river is very netlr its lowest stage. Iii.
lead shows only Is inches on Taylor's and
Fenner's bars. The Monroe bar is ouly navi-
gable for barses.
At 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon the mer
curry stood at l0i degrees in Wells brlcl
store, about as cotl a place a. there is il
Town.
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Ten thousand tickets,

Ten thousand tickets,
Ton tho lsand tickets.
Two hundred and sixty prizes,
..l Two hundred and sixty prizes,
Amounting TO $40, 400,
Amounting to $40, 400,
To he drawn on Saturday, August %,
To be d. avn on Saturday, August %,
In the Louisiana Single Number Lottery,
In the Louisiana Single Number Lottery.
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Who has not upon ucnded knees thanked the
public benefactor III Whatever capacity ne may
spear, hut hard is the heart Who won not
man who inv -nteI hat social Blessing, the great
Charter Oak Stove. which is ever to be found at
the estab ishments of Messrs. Rice Bros. 4 CO.,
Nos. " and 81 Camp street and 56J Maya zine
street. These stoves have 'ined f,r themselves
such an tnvIab!c reputation that further c, M
mendatlou Would be utterly useless. GO and see
them ct lice Bros. 4 Go.
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The taking Of photographs true to lie is hard
ind ed to some, but h,. simple 1t enls to that
inshed artist, Mr.. John H. Clarke, Of No lDl
CaNsl street. Every variety of llf,-hke pho o.
and Ikene~ses taken at this estat lis lment,
and in fact every improvement and all work III
the Photographic line il executed at this gallery
Of art i'll the most exquisite style.
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By Albert Paul.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF EVERY DE-
scription, Carpets, Crvck,ry Glass and Other
Ware Etc, Etc.
DY ALBERT PAUL, Auctioneer Oaioe and
ID salesrnom No. 40 Royal street-Will sell every
Monday. Wednesday and Friday. at 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ, at the salesroom, 40 loyal, near Custom
house streets
A general assortment OF new and second hand
Household Furniture. carpets, CrOckery, GLASS
and other Ware. ct :, etc.
Loans secured on Furniture, etc. Storage at
moderate rates. aul6 I'm
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Money saved Is IN 'ney earne !, therefore so to
shat frst-class dry goods establishment OF
sIessrs. Brase imam 4 Adams. at the corner OF
bIagazine and st Andrew streets, and chase
your dry goods, il you would save money. Their
soel is one @ the most extensive and varied III
the Southern Safes AMI any one VIII ca mot be
pleased at this stabli-h nent il ost in Iced.
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Mr. u Bassett announces in another column
that he has just received per steamer State 81
unlsiana, from Is 'r,eaux. an invoice of St
Macaire, De Lompuy, Ant. Buf'he d Co. and s.
L"uLes red VINES, a of winch he off, Is ftl
sale. Dealers are erred to his advertisement.
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has in store and to arrive 800 barreIs mess pork.
IS barrels ramp pork, 125 ,ierces refined lard,
and 10 half casks susar-rured shoulders. Tie
attention of toe trad is called to his fresh ar
rivals of sun lrics
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AMERICAN GYMNASIUM.

lO3 .........-St. Charles Street ...-.-.....1oo
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT UNTIL 10 p. n.
This Institution il the best and only resnRt foY
the relief If the Debilitated, Mental nd Ply
seal organization.
Terms-Onlv s12 per annum.
AdIlt classes, Tuesday and Friday. 7:3o p. n.
Juvenile Monday, Wednesday, arl Friday, from
$50 TO $50 r. NJ at the rate Of 81 per month-
payable monthly IN advance.
HARRY HAMMERSI4HY,
Alaitre d'Armes and ManA0e9.
mv28 am TuFrSn
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l)OANOKE COLLEGE,
SALEM, VA,

Offers superior advantages to young mn Of
the south FIJI st-clas, ia Titles. low charges .
board SO per m NTH. Exp uses for tea m M hs
tnrlullng b ,ard, tuition ami Incldrntils,) about
300. Lo alton unsurpassed in Ame, lea I went :
second session opens september 2. Those wish
ing to enter should write at once. Stud nts from
10 States, including Louisiana. City references
given if desired.
For Catalogue, of 40 pages address
REV. d. F. BITrLE, ID. ID President
aul5 Wv Or. rT,r,'v - his 81
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INSURANCE NOTICES.

Mechanics and Traders Insurance Company New
Orleans August 2 An I'll. ction for thirty TrIs
tees IT, serve the ensuing year will be usid at The
Office Of this Company on Monday August II, be-
tween the hours Of Ii and o clock.
JAMES A. WHITE,
aU2 l5t Secretary.
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HITY ASSESSMENTS
NOTICE TO PAX-PAYERS.

NOTICE TO PAX-PAYERs.
DEPARTMENT OF ASSESSMENTS,
City Hall, Room Is, Aug. Is 1874.
In accordance with section seven. city "rdl-
nance number II. Administration Series. notice
ls hereby given that The Assessment on Real En-
tate and Personal Property within the city. for
he year 1875 Is how complete. and will be open
FIR inspec, ion and correction at the office OF the
Department of Assessments Room II, c ~ Hall,
fl ON o'clock A. NJ. till O'Clock P. NJ. Sundays
excepted), during thirty days from the date
hereof, at which time all co npaints of either
excessive or inadequate assessments, will be con
ii lrred.
Aud taxpayers are hereby notified to attend to
their assessments in person, as no applications
for the correction of assessments Will bs enter
tanned by any clerk Of this depart ent. uni IS
made by the owner OF the prope ty in person or
by he legally authorized agent. This order
must be stri try OBJ wi
aul6 I'm H. F. STURCKEN, Administrator.
r ANDING EX-STEAMSHIP STA re OF LOU
I>IANA
100 Baskets (pints and luatts) POSSEL SWEET
For sale in lots to suit by
SMITH Il McKENNA.
50. 81 and 80 Posdras street.
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RpgiStratiOn-
To all Democratic AMI Conservative voters of the
Nintn Ward: The b,Iks OF registration for tho
r"lln. ut # all Deoc attic Il Conservative voters
will ~. oreu Mt the oo~ ing places:
At Herman tic,e'%. corner Louisa and Great
n, II str,et- for 40 DAYS Aug. II and
AT Herman Meis'e,'s. corner OF Montegut and
Greatmens rests. Aug. Ii al II.
At tine New Wi .wam Gieatme" near Elmira
street. An" II an | 49,
Offices Of registration wi he open from to IL
A NJ. an fom to o'clock p NJ
None bui voters who reside he war,l W II be al
lowed t r".i,ter The rule. l. pied b, the ID mo
cratic irish Committee vii be strictly adhered to.
By order of +. ID DENHEFER,
resilient Ninth Ward Central DeMocIa ic Club.
las 4 ~FGHsvF tretary aul4 st
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Aner;al Notice Steamer Gov. Alien w,ii leave
New Orleans for Baton RouGe SUNDAY. I'd at I
p NJ and " ill l-a>e Baton Rouge Oh adjournment
of Convention. For passi appl. to
JOHN JANNEY, III Common street,
.u,6 81 New Orleans.
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Registration
To the De uOcratic and Conservative voters of 4 G
Fifteenth Ward Algers: The books of Registration
for tho enrollment ofal mocratic and Conservative
voters will he open at the following places
At Loii = Drag Store. Where stree for two days,
18th and l4th August
At Fosters, corner Atlantic and Patterson streets.
for two days 18th an i7tn August
At Krdmer's. corner Evelina an Elmira treets,
for two 'lav- 18TH and 18th August
Registration books will be close on the 10Th. Com
mis- -ioners: JAS c. Butler, J. d. Lorio V. Guiant.
aul4 st
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TN YOUNG MEN AMI fA.tEN is 4 ms BSsrd
i OF Managers OF tho Y. NJ. u. A. w0ald re-
specially call the attention OF the pubic 10 tho
fact that they desire to establish first clAss gym
nasinm in connection with their proposed now L.
brary and X. AIDING Rooms, thus afJr.linY 70 II
who desire an opp srtuni,y of participating " .
healthul and inviSorating amnsenl-ns. Ine
gym nasum is to be established III hrEA AIRY
and prominent locatlon with all the m ,d0rn Inn
provements iucu ling callsthelics, for light o.
ercise the whole to be under charge Of n expo
rlenced gymnast.
In addition to the regular exercises, specia
classes will DO formed for boys. and extra induce
ments offered to parents desiring to cod two
or more.
II il understood that the gymnasium b not 70
he started until enough subscribers arc 06taaD04
TO guarantee IN | success.
Terms -sl2 per aunum, payable ca Utterly. In
advance.
Iast. f.r aubscrbers at the present Ooma. !.
NC A.. 81 Camp street, third fioO', an. - Eli
LIS BROS, Book store 80 Camp .treeA. ana y
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To the DemOcr tic Voters Of the Fifth Ward
TIL" 'ol's for registering the members of the Fifth
Ward Democratic Club wi remain OPP at the poll,
situated corner of Gavez and st Pc er >trerts,
l. inst ON 6 % clock A. NJ. 10 A NJ, f.on II NJ.
to :! l.. NJ, and fl N 9 p. NJ. toaP. NJ.
CLEMENT RAMOS
au15 It Cha imam Executive Committee.
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N1 -STARD, PICKLES, SAUCE, ETC
100 Barrels and cases, all grades, Colman' s
MUSTARD,
500 Barrel. Crosse Black" ellis PICKLES,
50 Cases Lea 4 Perrins SAUCE.
For sale by
SMITH & McKENNA.
au15 Ct g. ~ and ~ Poydras street.
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BY Hoffman, Marks 4 O.

BY Hoffman, Marks & O.
DRY GOODS, FURNISHING GOODS AND
NOTIONS.
DY HOFFMAN, MARKS h CO.-Alex. Levy,
ID Auctioneer-Salesroom, 80 Charities sereet-
On MONDAY, 18th inst, at 10Y O'Clock A. n, w1
be sold
large assortment Of Dry Goods, Furnishin8
Goods and Notions.
Terms-At sale. 1nIG .
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Notice to Timbermen and Wreckrrs-We desire
TO close ont al ont 100 LOGS SQUARED OAK.
now lying in the Mississippi River and on the bank,
near Westwego the railroad station opposite Carol
ton This is fine opportunity for an en- e1Pli>ing
mn 10 make a good thing Bids for the pn'ch OF
This lot of timber as it lies will he received by
DECAN, ZEREGA & co.
ar,s I, AZ G. !r,,' da'et -tyet