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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-30
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STATE OF NEVADA. CorxrY OF ErRrx,. !
SHrRrrr's orfIcE. Eureka, New Aug. ~. 1874 !
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION. Is
ID sued out of the District. Court of the
sixth Judicial District in and for tn the ,s SGu 5sy
of August, A. D., 1874, and to me directed and
delivered, for q judgment rendered and
docketed in said Court on the 9Th day OF
August. A. d. 1874, in favcr OF y. Mannheim
as Plaintiff and against G. q. Robbins rs de:
PENDANT, for the sum of three hundred and
,ighty.sever dollars and ten cents->3Si 10
with interest thereon from date of said Jndg-
mcnt at the rate of tcn-lO per cent. per an
mum until paid. in United States gold coin, to-
gether with fi.ty-four dollars and f~fty-fve
cepts-SA Sin United states gold coin.
costs and accruing costs, amounting to hve
dollars and tw cnty-ivc cents-So 2'-in Ike
gold coin up to this date. l have. on the Soth
dny of August, A. ID. 1874. levied upon the
follow ing described property. together with
all the improvements thereon. stunt" In the
town of Eureka, county and state aforesaid.
and more particularly described as follows.
te.yit: That certain piece or parcel of land
commencing at a stake two hundred-.N-
foot portherly from the north line of Robbins
street. in the town Of Eureka: thence rnnning
northerly along the west Inc OF Main street
distance OF four Observation-Disclosures. more or
less. to the northwest corner of Monroe Sur
vcy of said town of Eureka: thence sontherly
along the west line of said survey, n distance
of three bundred-5V-fect: thence ~eastcrly
n distance of four iundrcd-iU-fcct. more
or less, to the place of beginning. on the west
side Of Main street. and being the first north
three hundred-S0o-feet front OF that certain
property therefore known as the Buttorcnp
Conpary's furnace. site now owned by the
Eureka NJ. 4 :. COMPANY. -,
Notice is hereby given. that will sell said
real property, As aforesaid, in front OF the
door, on
Monday. September 81. \. ID. 1874.
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STRAYED.

ave DARK BAY %IloRsE. BRANDED I'll
~ Is" on right thigh, weighs about 100
pounds. There is no white on him. Also,
one Bay Mare. branded Nv L" on left thigh.
Twenty-Five dollars will be paid for their de-
livery at Wcbster's Corral
uul5 II. j.. WIGHT.
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No. No.

And in accordance with law, and an ~.
of the Board Of Directors. made on tut ~
tcenth day Ct July, ls7i, so many SHARE
each parcel of such stock as may be hec e,;cc
ry. will be sold ut public auction ut the e" ~
OF the Company, 424 Montgomery. street. y"
Monday. she Neyessth Day 81 seP.tr a,
her. Z. at the hour Of twelve o'cioca
noon. of such day, to. ray Delinquent -.
Using and expenses of the safe.
4. y. BEACH. Seereta,.,
Office: No. i2i Montgomery street, Il
Francisco, California. ani'-
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The sale Of that portion of tho above per-
sonnl property. ON the above described
ranches. Is postponed until MONDAY, the
3lst day of August. A. j.. le14.
aug47 }. b. st LLiVAN, Sheriff.
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And in accordance with law and an order
of the Board of directors made Oh the first
day OF July, 1874, so many shares of each
parcel of such stock as may be necessary. will
be sold at public auction. az tho Office Of the
Company. Room %. No. 40 California street.
san francisco, California, on Wednesday.
ti.e rWc,ty..iXth day Of August.
1874. at the hour o. one o'clock p. NJ. Of such
day, to ray delinquent assessment thereon,
together with costs of advertising and ex-
pclses Of sale.
CIiAS. $. NEAL, Secretary.
Office: Room %, 40 California street. san
Francisco, California. augl2
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lost.-$3O Reward.

for tho recovery Of Two Horso Nulcs thar
strayed away from our ranch. near | ish
Creek. a few DAYS aGo. One of the mules is
a sorrel, and the other brown; both branded
with q small ~" on the jay. lho s"rrcl
tho shoulder. The finder will receive the re-
ward by leaving them at Sweeney Dextcr
Stable. MAGGINNI.
au2I-lw
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NOTICE.

EVEEKA MINING AND MELT
IL ing Company. Location of PRINCIPAL place
OF business, san raIcisco. California; loea-
ton OF works, Eureka, Eureka county, Ne-
vada. Notice: There are delinquent upon
the following described stock, on account OF
assessment No. 4 levied ON the 18th day oi
February. 1874, the several amounts set Oh.
posite the names of the respective shaie-
holders. rs fu,luwS.
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DAVID
ASSAX2R.

Office: Main street. opposite s"e
meerR Restaurant.
ns- Accurate assays guaranteed.
4 SMALL ADVANCE FROM NY fui IN
IN MER very low rates will be charges "a
the future, though fees will still be heP'
reasonable as possible. .,.
Strangers are required to pay in advaretti
Eureka. August 80, 1875. a
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l'Ost,sssmcment.

SAN FRANcISco, August -. 1874.
BY order of the Board of Directors. the
above sale is hereby postponed until Wed.
"es'iay. S~epteinbe. FL. 1874. at thu
same hour and place.
GHAS. $. NEAL. Secretary.
tGico: Room 3, No. Il9 California street,
SaL / francisco, California. augy7
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-06
A SAD BUT TRUE PICTURE.

The New York He,uid, in its issue of the
Doth nit, concludes an article on = The Con
troversy in Arkansas in the following re-
markabe manner. Nothing more true,
nothing more profoundly sad, no scyerer re
Election on the Government could be penned /:
The painful fact remains hat the condition of aft
fairs IT, Arkansas il sad misfortune to that State a
sad evid nee of msgovernnent, Of folly. corruption
and shame; nut it is Only another in the series of
sc ndals that have m irked reconstruction i'll the
South since the of the war
We have closed the war but we have not made a
peace Chaos remains, but chaos is not reccnstruc-
ton The m jor general has been wi hdrawn. but
the ,yenturer has taken his place. Military severity
has been ~ Gee cd by untIammelled license. The
natural leaders of the south disfranchlsei,
bluishei, silent, de I'd. The rulers have gone
like the English to India the Spanish to Cuba to
wiring wealth ont of the peopl and leave when en-
rcLe1.- Splendid states .lk Arkansas l. uisana and
the Caronas rich in the natural resources, Climate
and all the blessings that nature can bestow, are
plundered.
They have enterprise, owth, no prosperity
no encouragement to industry or enterprise, no
security at home credit abroa |. 1t s, indeed
CORY sight, disgra Republic more marked
even than Pc! md Ireland. Poland has a govern
ment which keeps the peace a d protects properly.
and Ireland is ruled by men who may despise her
hist ry her traditions aud her hopes but VINO do OF
plnnder the treasury and Cypress the people or their
ne rsoual gain.
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LOUISIANA EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE
CoMPANY.-This company, established in
this city in 1868, has acquired deservedly
high reputation throughout this and the
neighboring States. Its officers and direc-
tors are among our most worthy, wealthy,
prudent and sagac:ous merchants, and the
affairs of the company are conducted in a
manner that reflects the highest credit upon
all concerned. 1t is emphatically home in
stitution, gotten up, carried on and sup
ported by our own people, and invests here
at home the net reserve on all acquired pre-
miums. Its great object is to "prevent, in
some measure, the annual drain from the
South Of millions of dollars for life insur-
ance premiums, and keep them for invest
ment at home" Its losses are always
promptly paid, and in some cases have been
generously settled without the usual delay
granted by law. SO popular has the Louis
lana Equitable" become that already in our
sister State of Texas three branches have
been formed, viz: At Shreveport, Galveston
and Indiaaola. the officers of which are
among the foremost men Of those cities We
take pleasure in strongly commenting this
company to the patronage and support of
our Southern people. A list of the officers
will be found in an advertisement in another
T lace.
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THE REPRESENTATIVE OF THE
.MBER OF COMMERCE.
70 tie E fitoIs the Bull tin:

70 tie iitoIs the Bull tin:
Ex-Gov. p O. Hebert hastens-no doubt
at the bidding of J. H. Oglesby-to deny by
telegraph the allegations made by the Com
mittee of Seventy in the Chamber of Com
positively false that he ever said anything
about the political op. nions of the Chamber
Of Commerce: but he does not deny that
he has studiousy circulated the idea that
acquiesced in the Kellogg usurpation. Did
this valiant knight of the sword and the
quill visit Washington as the Envoy Extra
ordinary of VIM. Pitt Kellogg, and did he
represent himself as such in the lobby OF
the Senate. his influence would not injnre
Louisiana much, for the Senators would
say and think, "like master like man."
Had he, when traducing the people OF
his State, asserted that he spoke either for
himself or as the hired champion of usurpa
ton and yillainy, the position of the Cham
Der of Commerce could not have been mis-
understood and the name of that honorable
body used to further base ends.
EX-GoV. Hebert was sent to Washing
ton as an agent and mouthpiece of the
Chamber of Commerce. What his instruc
tons were, | presume w. 2. Kellogg, J. II.
Oglesby and Gov. Hebert know, but he is
accredited in Washington as the represent
alive of the most respectable and influential
body Of merchants in this great commercial
city, and when he chats with Senators
and with other people o. the situation in
Louisiana, his opinions have weight
which they would be entitled to were he
known as plain levee engineer, or as the
gentleman who penned that felicitous and
truthful aphorism-" All roads from Greeley
lead to Grant"
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We were shown last evening an elaborate
and finely designed medal given by the
late c. II. S'ocomb, Esq, and committee
Of the Fair Grounds Association, to Mr.. J
w. Bouton.
The inscription is, awarded to Mr.. J. W
Bouton, as a No Gin Singer The many
fire boys probably know the recipient, who
holds forth at the Pelican Saloon, corner OF
popular.
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An INTERESTING CEREMoNY.-It is seldom
that such concourse of people have been
gathered together here in one building as
that congreeatcd last evening at half-past
in Temple Sinai to witness the joining in
marriage of Mr.. Gabriel Schwartz and Miss
Matilde Godchaux.
After the imposing ceremonies of the
Jewish Church had ended and the soft tones
of the organ had died away in an echo, the
party descended to their carriages and were
whirled away.
The congratulations Of large number of
..iends were extended to the happy couple,
t.ld We join our well wishes to the large
concourse present for the future prosperity
s. tie TcSII11 couple.
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The late Countess Of Loudon, in her will,
which has just been admitted to probate
after expressing wish that her funeral
may be as quiet as possible, says: ~ fur
ther wish my right hand to be cut off and
buried in the park at Castle bennington, at
the bend of the hill to the Trent, and a
small cross OF stone over it, with the motto,
81 hyde my tyne"
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Gov. Baxter is hereby reminded Of an
adventure OF young Isaac Darlington.
Isaac came homo battered and torn, and
told his mother that a colored lad had
usurpod his fishing pole and box of bait.
@And did my son brook the insult" in
auired the old lady, looking at him with
energetic interest through her spectacles.
"Don't know anything about that" said
Isaac, pausing to find a convenient place on
the carpet for hand spring, "but you bet
l brooked the Niger" Let the Governor
brook Brooks and stop this nonsense.
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NEW LOUISIANA REMEDY

For Colds, Coughs and the like. Proouo' VI
swamps. No poison. Delicious shppeo - n
every State. Nine pages of names OF HOME REF EN
ENCES and inc easing Splendid for children. IT!
it. Life tonic, origin, Alternative, appe'iIei
scrofula and chills annihilatJr. Peele s'ia W
druggists Depot. 106 Ca np street. ape I'm M~
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The indi vdnals who entertained doubts
concerning the visit of Stanley to Living
stone in the heart of Africa, have had those
doubts completely dispelled by the instant
mutual recognition which took place be-
tween Stanley and Livingstone's negro ser
to England
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Mrs. Van Colt says that at one of her
prayer meetings negro brother prayed ::
"Oh, Lord send dy angel to pin dc wings
on Sister Bancot's heels, dat she may fly
troo dc world preachin de Everlasting
Gospel And one added: 'Lord! give
wings on her shoulders, too, or the preach
ing will Aot have effect for she'll fly upside
down"
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New York Commercial The Negroes grow
ing independence and keen sense of resist
lance to oppression were shown in yester-
DAYS demonstration in Louisville. No pro-
cession Of truly reconstructed Sambos can
stand quietly by ard witness such high
handed outrage as the arrest of one of their
number fog s2c.-:H, grocer til.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

JOHN BOTS,
291. Camp Street. .29l
las rented the st re Isl CAMP STREET, for the
purpose of taking FURNITURE on Storage, at the
cheapest rates
Carpets Taken up and Properly Packed
He VIII also continue to buy, SELL repair, remove
pack and ship furniture, with guarantee, at
No. 29l Camp Street.
my3 2p i'm
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A daring young rascal has been pretend
ing to he Col. Fred. Grant in Boston. He
swinded the proprictors of the Revere
House ont Of board and lodgings and com
mitted several forgeres before he was dis
covered aud arrested
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A ease has just been decided by the United
States Circnit Court at st. Louis establish
ing the principle that when a merchant
sends a circular by mail offering to sell an
an order at that price, unless the circular
contains reservation or limit as to time
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We acknowledge the receipt OF Invitations
30 the First Grand Picnic of the Standard
Club, to be given at the Oakland Riding
Park on Sunday, May 18th.
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"Spark arrestcrs" are getting popular in
railroad circles. Spilkins's maiden aunt
says they didn't have any in her youth, but
she thinks they'd be convenient, if they
could somehow be tackled on to her sex.
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A fellow who was sent to Jail III OHIO for
sheep stealing. said to the justice: "Well, |
and Bazaine and Tichborne can stand IT,"
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A thousand children have been taken to
the gas works in Hartford, Connecticut, this
spring, to be cured of whooping cough by
inhalinr crude gas from the retort
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-06

The pride, ornament, and glory Of Doug
las county, Oregon, is woman wDo mas
been married eight times, has eight husbands
living and who resides with none of them.
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Sir Garnet Wclseley has stepped over the
heads OF l65 seniors to the rank OF major
general What long legs he must have.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-06

The insurance offices are ohjecting to ere
nation, because they can't tell whether the
ashes have been insured.
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The London Drrespondent of the Dundee
advertiser writes Town is laughing very
heartily over Dean Stanley's text when he
preached on Friday to the Duke and
Duchess of Edinburgh. 1t was: Father.
forgive them, for they know not what they
do
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-06

Boston critics say that our standard OF
church music is degcncratlag. ~ course
theirs is right up to the Handel
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-06

Why il hen sitting on gate Ike
penny, Because its heads on one SIDE ana
its tail Oh another.
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Two head, are better than one-especiaily
N a barrel
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We have received from Staub's five cent
depot copies of the New York Herald, of
the Both April, St Louis Republican of May
I'd, the Chicago Times, May 2, and Danbury
News, May =.
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Mark Twain's new book will have "Eng-
land and the English" for its subject.
There was Marked Wanc in his 'Glidcd
Age. "-I'ttsbuyg Commercial
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The lightning struck Buffers house, IN
Lowell, few days ago, but not finding the
General at home, left in a hurry.
IPittsburg Comm ercal.
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TO THE BAR OF LOUISIANA.

THE CIV Il LAW JOURNAL
The undersigned proposes to commence, in Nav
next the publication of journal to be devoted ex
clusivey to the interests of the Legal Profession in
this ty and State
IL Will be issued semmonthly. and will contain
from twenty-five to thirty pages, printed on fne
paper, clear type. and PACED with view to b;nd,r.
1t is intended to inc ude in this nubuc..,o, p,
labus of all the decisions of the Surname c,,.
well as those of the State District and United st.ta
Circuit and District Courts the laws of tho 100.
ture, when promulgated and, in fine evervt lin. ~.
may be usefu information to members Of tho h.r
Those who desire to subscribe To tho sor,h..-.
publication will address
EDWIN L. JEWELL.
apes 2dptf 100 cr.n,o.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-06

There is nothing like having genteel
gospel. An Episcopal journal has published
an article on " The Etiquette Of the Lords
T4S.e."
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Caution.

The public is hereby warned not to invest the ,
money social, cheap Pianos. he pest are tne
cheapest III the end. consequently buy steln"ay'
knabe, PieyeI, Westerme. or kaps Piano. anu YOU
are to be right.
Second hand Pianos almost given away oy
LOUIS GkUNEWALp,
, my3 I'll WeSSa Grunewald Hail. Is Baronne s.
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In ooinu 10 uarLies tist MUD what you're at
Beware Of your nta aud axe are OF your hat
Lest yon find that ia uorte non your lHother
Has an che ia tAe one and BRICK III the otnef.
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UNlIED RELIGIOUS MEETINGS.

The First OF Series OF
RELIGIOUS SERVI ;Es,
Resolved upon by Ministers and Laymen of Evan
geca Churches of the City, will be held as follows
preaching in
Prytania Street Presbyterian Church,
Cor Josephine AID Prytania streets:
Monday Evening, May 4, Rev. VIM. Rarrs, D. D.
Tuesday Evening, May 5. Rev. M. W. Trawck.
Wednesday Evening, May 6, Rev. VIM. Harris, d. d.
Thursday Evening, My Z Rev. W. V. Tudor, D. D.
Friday Evening, May g. Rev. +. I. Cooker.
Saturday Evening, May 9, Rev. S. A. Hay den
Louisiana Avenue NJ. T.. Church., s.,
Cor Magazine Street and Louisiana Avenue:
Monday Evening, May 4, Rev. f. G. Taylor, D. d.
Tuesday Evening, May 8, Rev. Jno Mathews.
Wednesday Evening, May 6, Rev. NJ. W. Trawick.
Thursday Evening, May 7, Rev. VIM. Harris, d. D.
Friday Evening, May s, Rev. J. B. A. Ahrens.
Saturday Evening, May o. Rev. VIM. Finn.
Services to commence each evening at 1880.
The public idially invited my4-1w2dp
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

General Relief Committee.
HON. LOUIS A. WILT, Mayor. Chairman and
Treasurer
JoHN phelps DUNCAN F. KENNER,
RORFRT HARE S. JAMESON,
7. II. PAYNE T. L. A1REY,
7. NJ. SANDIDGE A. G. ODER,
. L,NAUX T. D. MILLER,
r. F. JOUBERr j. H. OGLESBY,
JAMES LEWIS, JOHN H. CLAY.
Committee meet at Mayors Paror on Friday OF eacn
week. at 7 O'Clock P NJ apps Up
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One of our contributors, in his enthusiasm
ever the Presidents veto of the financial
bill, quotes the following translation from
Virgil:
'sE'en in that dire extreme Of i'll
Ulysses Ulysseg still"
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.atCninss, Wissd0,u Shades--
CASSIDY 6 MILLER,
SAIL MAKERS AND COTTON DUCK Ac.ur.

'ianalacturers OF every description AWNINGS
"iNDo" and DOOR SHADES, TENTS, TARpAu.
LiNs' WAGON COVERS. Also, Flags of all Nation.
Vi mana or made to order. at NEW YORK PRICES
we would ask th1s in need of AWNINGs r. o.u
anu examine our Large and Beautiful stook a.
AWNING STRIPES, just received.
We call the attention of Ship Capta;ns .,a.
'eres'ea' 10 our Extensive Stock of SHIP DICK .,a
"ooDBEkRY and DRUID MILLS. which .o
per weekly steamers. direct from the Mile T. ~,
more and will sell at the VERY LOWEST u1,,n
CASSIDY MILLER,
lo7 Poydras street
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TIE VARIETIES BILLIARD HALL
Is undoubtedly the coolest room in town. The gen
tlemeu who visit it unanimous in pralslns the
Phean Tables, round balls and tp-top cues 10 DC
found therein
Situated the
Corner of Dauphinc and Canal,
Entrance on Dauphine street, thu V. b. T. mrs
itse lit lie out of the way of people who bid one
good mo ming at P. NJ
The championship medal may be seen in all its
beauty, ha aging peg in tue wall by pretty req
ribbon taken from cigar TX, which contains excel
ent weeds.
All this information gratis my5 st
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PUBLIC NtTICE.

The depot for supplies contributed to the sufferers
by the present overflow is located at
6s TehouPitOulas street.
Ware ouse of Messrs. DEEVES, HUBSS & co. anu
under their charge All contributions IN groceries
will be receipted for at the above designated store'
and be subject the order of the Distributing COM
ri+,ae apps 2dptf
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

PUBLIC NOTICE.
Committee ON Distribution.
DUNCAN F. KENNER, Chairman;
j. NJ. SANDIDGE, ROBERT HARE,
B. F. JOUBERT, A. G. ODER,
I. D. MILLER, JAMES LEWIS,
JOHN r. CLAY.
The committee meets daily, at 10 A. M at No. ~
Carondeet street. All applications for relief whether
verbal or written, must be made to the commit ee.
through lis chairman at the Office of the COM
mittee. apo Up
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THE PORCELAIN WATER COOLERS
Are a superior class of COOLERS. They do not
corrode the de, nor condense or sweat
on the outside. Not liable to breakage, and require
but a SM LII PORTION OF ICE in comparison with
the galvanized iron Coolers.
For sale by
P. MAIoCHEE, So Canal street.
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