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COPARTNERSHIPS.

TRE COMMERCIAL FIRM OF NJ. J SMITH
i Il co. ceased from this date. EUCLID Dor.
LAND, Jr., holds my power of attorney and will
liquidate the concern. All other powers granted
by me are hereby revoked.
MARSHALL ]. SMITH.
ID EFERRING TO THE ABOVE. THE IN
IL ders,gned have this day formed corart-
nership and will continue the mission bust
ness as successors to TIE above firm, under the
style Of E. BOKLAND. JR., 4 CO.. at No 80
Natchez street. EUCLID BORLAND. JE.
MARSHALL J. SMITH.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
l formed a copartnersEip tor conducting q
Fire, River and Marine Insurance Agency Bust
hess under the style of 81. J. SMITH & CO., at
~. 191 Grayier street.
m. MARSHALL J. SMITH,
iees.1 I'm A. A. WOODS.
IliaHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED
ais partnership in the practice of law, under
VIII firm name of McGLOIN J. NIXON.
ns .fice 81 Camp street, corner Of Commercial
ed Y. F. McGLOIN.
Q tn J. 0. NIXON. II.
W Orleans. Sept 80, 1874. OF st
o. PARTNERSHIP NorICE-ON AND AZ
MT. er this dstc Messrs. Block & teibleman, of
,antfen, Ark, become interested in our business
audi will be continued as heretofore at 81
% a.upitoulas street, under the firm name OF
NO hh, Adler & Co.
HIRSCH & ADLER,
Buc.t 81 Tchoupitoulas street.
'nds rICE TO COTTON SHIPPERS THE
Flo0h dersigned have formed copartnershp,
l1ouM the firm Of SIMMONS, RAINEY & CO.,
ON NJ purpose Of conducting the business of
" coaRESSlNG COTTON, and have leased the
nnian his and Crescent City Presses.
m ui ing had many years experience in the Cot
'neness business, We can assure our friends
.lr interest, when confded tie us, will be
e wa watched and their orders faithfully and
C ene attended to.
o"Ss' hargcs for COMPRISING, drayage, etc., |
&c .. 10 same as may be charged from time to
SeGu he majority OF Presses in the city. We
t.tra. services to shippers in the full conf |
tnee being able to give entire satisfaction, !
"ei sctfully solicit q share of their patron.
7. N. SIMMONS,
uneu H. II. RAINEY,
pre- c. DRISCOLL.
= 'R Bas ans, September %. 1874: $50 If
siza. Nd AFTER THIS DATE OUR BUsI-
g h6ay, will be carried on under the name and |
his the EGFRIED & CO., in New Orleans and
Surpur
turem- s,E. Allgeyer will hereafter sign the
he r. firm,
IS JACQUES sIEGFR1ED & co.
III. MS, Sept. Is, 1874. SIG st ]
N aUTION PARTNERSHIP
It's, e sle existing between the undersigned
agen, lc.m of NAVRA & OFFNER, is this
!. vs. by mutual consent. The business
es. : tcinued by NJ. l.. NAVRA, who will
C. Sc. nebts due and pay all obligations OF
J. b NJ. L. NAVRA,
Is stree b E. OFFNER.
$, Sept. 10, 1874. s261w
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WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Dec. e. 1873

WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 6. 1873.
Dear Gore'nor-I wrote you short line this
morning, and add word tonight just to say
that the Senate committee have ordered an argn-
nent for Wednesday evening, at 7 O'Clock, on
the question whether the decisions Of the Su-
preme Court Of the SNte convince the Senate as
70 the legality OK the Legislature which elected
Mr.. Pnchback.
regard this as much in our favor. have an
appointment with Senator Carpenter tomorrow,
Nhen l will have, ! think, good opportunity to
90 over the whole matter, and with good effect,
and feel that the committee is well organized for
The protection of our interests, and that it is
much better that the case should be decided
upon the law, as the facts are in such muddle
and will SO embarrass us, and leave us possibly
situsted as to confront good deal Of evidence,
not but that we can make case on the facts,
but decieion in our favor on the law Will relieve
as Mt once aud finally.
am most truly your friend,
E. c. BILLINGS.
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EDUCATION.

CPRINGHILL COLLEGE-WE HAVE THE
- honor to inform the public that the President
and wee President OF the above institution are
now in the city at the Jesuit Fathers corner ~
Baronne and Common streets, and will receive
visits between II A. NJ. and P. M. until
WEDNESDAY, October It'll, when they will lea We
for Mobile by the A. NJ. tram, with the students
IN their charge. P. POURSINE CO., Agents.
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r LABAT l. co..

General Commission Merchants, "a
Receive choice brands FLOUR, and agent
Macneale & Urban's celebrated :
Fire and Burglar Proof Safes. :
Contracts for vaults, vault lining, etc. Sc.
! and safes always on hand at low rates.
se2Q-3m 81 Poydras stree
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FOR SALE.


INOR SALE-THE CONTENTS OF A Ms.
l. tillery, comprising Machinery, Boilers. IA Cis-
terms, Washtubs, Double Condensers. Corn
Mills, Elevator Meal Bin, Mixing Kettles. Iron
Tanks, Pumps, etc.
Lot OF Machinery appertaining to Sugar Re-
finery, such Is Machinery Moul1s, Vacuum Pans
etc. Terms cash. For particulars apply to
so lw W. p. FRERET, 30 Camp street.
kNOE SALE-FURNISHED OR UNFURSISH.
Il ed-Ihe comfortable raised cottage with quarter
OF ground corner Cadz and Pitt streets sixth
district two squares above Napoleon Avenue Sta
ton House contains double arched Darlor VIII,
marble mantels two bedrooms, summer dining hall
CABINET dining room, pantry, kitchen, servants
room, wood shed, stable, etc; galleries ali ronnd
Apply VI ene premises aIter r. M. $50 If
E~OR SALE THE COMFORTABLE TWO
story frame slated dwelling, No. 1874 washington
street, between Magazine and Constance streets For
. npns etc. apply on the premises, or to RICE
bkOS Co, 60 and 81 Camp street. and 565 Maya
11AsO oeioct. s2f If
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North Louisiana and Texas Railroad
Through bills Of lading given to all stations on this
r"ad 'or freight shipped per steamers r. e. Lee
Pargoud. and Natchez. j. JANNEY, Agent,
'A4 III Common street.
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ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Elegant Rosewood Parlor Suit,
Elek ant Rosewood Etagere,
Elegant Rosewood Bookcase.
over 40O Volumes Standard Works, Elegantly
Beuudin Library Style,
Elegant French Marble Clock,
Elegant Library Set, Desk and Table. Carved
Black French Antique Oak,
Magniicenty Carved Sideboard, Extension
Table and Buffet, I'm French Black Antique
Oak,
An Elegant Upright Piano.
Elegant Oil Paintings and Steel Engravings. (very
beautiful and handsomely framed); Two EIe-
CANT Victoria Walnut Sets, One Rosewood
Victoria Child's Crib, One Set Complete
Horse Engravings, (all Very Handsomely
Elegant Glassware, China, Plated Ware
Shades, Cornlces, Mattings, Mattresses.
Spring Beds, Hat Rack, Easy Chairs, Elegant
Brussels and Ingram Carpets Rugs, Oil
Cloths, Mats and Sundries, being the entire
conte IS OF the residence No. 1872 Jackson
street, between Laurel and Constance streets
on account OF departure
by NASH Il HODGSON-W. I. Hodpson.
ID Auctioneer-Ofiice No. Carondelet street
On THURSDAY, October 1, 1874, at lOA O'Clock
A d., on the premises, as above, at public auc-
uoh, without limit or reserve, will be sold
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS
OF the above elegantly furnished residence. Cook.
ing Stove, Utensils, Etc.
Terms-Cash in United States Treasury notes.
s27 I'd
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r, +l,;og ,1VS otIO" SOME Tacy correspondence IN
nd st. Lo 10 that already published. It speaks for
,usy wound needs no comment:
and who's
to the WASHINGTON, dec. 3, 1873.
umaker 8 GOro~sor-I received your dispatch vel
examins Have seen most Of the committee The
d in two itate case rests upon Carpenter. Had an
y and thiew with Morton last night and at his re-
prepared another brie-the first wasc,n
-. 4, outh Carolina decision; the second on the
10 ald Of the statutes of Louisiana The Legisla
; sS,o which elected Pnchback must be treated
. ':;Teitirate, they must rest upon principles
. .n1 revolutionary Of Louisiana Govern
soa,a Morton goes into the committee soon
.ee'nl morning at 10 o'clock, fully prepared: will
sr;n,g up the motion, and hopes to have it con-
Carpenter thinks it will not be considered be-
-ore next week. Sumner is in the place of Bout
veil. He is favorable. | think Ogden and Carl
Schurz think long discussion viii onsue in the
Senate. But this cannot beat us if We can get
along without going into any testimony and rest
c'ur case upon legal principles. If the discussion
opens widely, we cannot tell where we NAV pull
np: We are ct work not only on the committee
b1t ontslde of it.
lam, N haste, most truly your friend,
BILLINGS.
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ST. GEORGES SCHOOL Formerly ST. Mark,s

ST. GEORGES SCHOOL Formerly ST. Mark 8
Academy FOR GIRLS,
Corner OF Pry'ania and General TAYLOR streets
Opens Monday, September II.
Number OF pupils limited. Boarders received
IN the family OF the Principal. Apply to the
REV. II. C. DUNCAN, Rector. or to
MISS NJ. II. WINGATE, Principal
CoMMEkCIAL AND CLAS- ICAL ACADEMY.
- No. ~ St. Charles Street, opposite Tivoli
Circle, r. NJ. LUSHER, Principal, TENTH SEES.
SION: Boys prepared for Business or for College.
ne Natural Sciences and Modern Languages.
also Taught. Discipline firm and instruction
For terms, etc., apply at Academy.
~ OF o. 4
CT. ALOYSIUS ACADEMY
Corner Chartres and Barracks streets.
The next session of this institution, by the
October 1st
The course of studies is commercial and com
prIses English, French and German, without any
extra charge. For particulars apply at the in
,titueloli. s26 15t
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POLITICAL.

No political advertisements will be inserted unless
paid for in advance or indorsed by responsible
party.
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DENTISTRY.
nR. A. F. MCIlAIN- .@5.-..
DENTAL SURGE0N

Has removed to No. 1877 CANAL S-iza
next to the corner Of Dauphine, where h6aJ
pared to attend to al the duties Of his til
sion. Special attention paid to Oral Sur9u
well as to the making Of Artificial Denturen
SO I'm n
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THE GAYETY THEATRE.

THE CAVITY THEATRE,
BARONNE STREET, CORNER COMMON,
WILL OPEN
On October 3, 1874,
With the following array Of Talented Artists.
MILE LAURETTA and G. C. MATHEWES.
Champion Athletes.
Miss NELLIE CLARK, Champion Club Swinoer
MlLLIE HENRIETTA and FRANKIE LEE,
Song and Dance
LILLIAN HOWARD, KATE MONTROSE and
MAUD LEWIS, Vocalists.
TOM MURRY, World renowned Irish Delineator.
JOHN McVEIGH, Ethiopian Comedian.
baby INCIDENTALLY, The Worlds Wonder.
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T'RE COMMERCIAL FIRM OF NJ. J SMITH
& co. ceased from this date. EUCLID BOR
LAND, Jr., holds my power of attorney and will
liquidate the concern. All other powers granted
by me are hereby revoked
MARSHALL J. SMITH
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/ - "a
party.
! Headqaarters Sixth Ward Rough and
! Ready Central Democratic Club-Delega'es to the
Parish Convention to be held October 5th 1874 will
| be voted for SATURDAY. October 3, 1874, at the
wlgwam NO. 222 corner Chaltres and Barracks
streets The poll will be open from A. NJ to p. NJ
All members requested to register and vote ON
sad day By order of
OCTAVE MOREL President.
+. d. SoURDEs, Secretary oI3t
At meeting Of the Sixteenth Ward Demo-
cratic and Conservative Club Messrs MAT VAN.
DERWAJL and JAMES ROGERS were elected as
c. COLEMAN President.
G. A. KLocKE Secretary. oil 1t
At regular reeting of the Seventeenth
ing CLAIMED delegates uere chosen to represent the
above named Club in the Parish Committee: M
PHILIP BCCHEK an Mr.. PHILIP MITCHELL.
GEO. HERRLE, President.
JULIUS ALTHAUs Secretary. ollt
Rally. Rally. RsIly-Ycnrx Mems Fifth
Ward Dc,noc attic Club corner of Rampant AMI Tou
lotlse-Oicers and meinl'er- of this Club a,e request
ed to attend special meeting THU R>DAY
October LIST at o'clock, sharp for nomination of
delegates. BE punetual.
By order of L. LANCE, President
Attention, Washington Democratic Cluh-A
special meeting of the Washington Dem. cratic Club
will be held on THURSDAY. October Ist 1874 at 5
o'clock p. NJ. at our hall corner of Bayou Road and
Johnston street Pinctual attendance is requested
as business of the utmost impc rtance viii be t. rs
acted All conservatives voters of tte S;xth Va
are invited to be present ''N
c. GEHLBACH, President
-----oo.
A call meeting of It's Club viii he he'd At th.;, ali
at the corner of locust and Lafayette streets on
0 o'clock By order o., ' '' 81
ANTHONY WIZARD President
L. ). RIDLEY, Secretary. ol+
-'-
Hall Tenth Ward Central Democratic Club
n,e''.hs OF Inns Cup held on WEDNESDAY
sept. 'o The following resolution was adopted:
Resolved. That the action Of the Conference Com
m;ttaa rorrason,. 49, I'm
- SAo Do''i''ia''c anu CONSERVATIVE
people, be and is hereby ratified and approved.
OF 1t
u.u r,, W., I,-, =,
Nnt;n l.; hI w Sen.I"i Democrauc tiub
election to be Ge on 1 ,e 1ii of tnG IN
Jackson street near Magazine street under Upper
Q clock until o'clock. Also that persons not regis
tereu on the roll book OF this club, will have pro
dnGe their registration papers to be able to vote.
ne Ioiiowlns nan ed gentlemen were appointed to
act al sad election: Thos. Luln ESP. Judge John
uaH1ey Ed- Reynolds f. IL Cannon Commission
GIs y. y Leary' m Graner Warren DUTY, A. d.
Henrlques L. j. Bath. John 3. Phillips, Clerks.
--
E9nIn ward Aitentaon.-A meeting Of the !
Nh az ES4.i". CIuD VIII De held at U Nell
nan on nO hoDAi EVENING, Oct l, 1874. at j |
cIoch. ruhctuai attendance earnestly requested,
business OF Importance will be transacted. Cen K. |
l.. ulnSon Will address the meeting.
DANIEL SULLIVAN. President.
ED. CCRLEY. Secretary. $50 EM&E.
Eourt,, Word D.,,,o.r.,; rIh
&C ~ 49, 80, 80 t iSi'N tiaD'.ine SOters
rpOl yvifl
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260 prizes, amounting to. SIC. 20
EXPLANATION OF APPROPRIATION PRIZES
The nine remaining units Of the same ten
the numbers drawing the first three full prize. vii
be entitled to the twenty-sevcn Approximation
Prizes. For example: If Ticket No. 1915 draw
the first $4,000 prize, those tickets numbered
1241, 1242, 1913, 1914, 1916, 12a7, 1913. 1919
and 1850 will each be entitled to $500. II ticker
No. 231 draws the second $4,000 prize. thoss
tickets numbered 1892 233, 234, 235, 23s, 2s7, ass
q 3 and 240 will each be entitled to s2n r
ticket No. $50 draws the third $4,000 prixa.
those tickets numbered AL, 442, AS, "A. 44S'
446, Az, 44S and 49 will DO each entitled to S2Oo
Whole Tickers SO, Halves IS, Qaarttp,
- SO, Eishshs 81 rs.
PRIZES PAYABLE IN FULL WITHOUT Nm,
DUCTION.
Orders to be addressed 10
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
Lock Box 692, P. O.
New Orleans,
Send P. 0. Money Order. or Register You
1e..el. sl8 I'm
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4 MOTHER CHANCE.

4 MOTHER CHANCE.
FIFTH AND LAST GIFT CONCERT
In aid Of the PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KEN.
lucky, postponed to November 30, 1874.
Drawing certain at that date.
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We are authorized to announce Col. 1. ".
PATTON as a candidate for CRIMINAL SH ERIFF,
subject to the decision of tho Parish Convention.
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NOR RENT-SMALL TENEMENTS OF TWO
i rooms each and corner store or shop on the cor
ner of johnson and Graver streets. Also a two
story house with ten rooms i40 Clio street Also
yard for storage. 1876 Fulton street. 500
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NOR RENT-THE COTTAGE HOUSE NO. FAC
IL St Mary between st Charles and Carondelet
streets Contains seven rooms gas, etc. Coz ven mt
to four lines CTS Rent S25; possession Immediately
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FROM kELLOGG'S LET.
TER BOX.
llinas to the Front Again.
Snd Sypher Call Each Other Pet
Names.

I'VE below some racy correspondence in
?, 10 that already published. It speaks for
II needs no comment
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CUTTING Arr
About half-rss'
neeasrad on

About half-rss'
occurred on
streets, bet~
and Benjamin
the former y
severely inju,
Franklin, who
Fifth Precinct
misunderstan6
about family at
both parties se
other at first 81.
70 his residence
streets, where
pronounced pa,
.. A BCR6LAR
WOUNDED WIZ.
CAPE.-Last mig
. negro, entered
street, and stole
side the door "
'hollowing thief
RoyAl and st. Lo.
dangerously won
crowd and whol
brought to the
Or. Schunaker J
and ON eXaElins
wounded in two 4
shoulder and thu
were pronounce,
FIRE IN AL, ,
grocery store "
his periodicalaa,
around the vi[fv
n his establish
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lOR RENT-THE LOWER FLOOR OF STORE
l. corner CustOmhouse and DOrsere Streets suit
able for store or offices and senient to Post Office
and Custom House. Possession given immediately
STACFFEis MACREADY q CO.
S23 I'M II Canal street.
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Special NOtice-The death Of MIR. Edward
sweeney will cause no interruption in the business
OF the firm of SWEENEY s. CANDY, Steveodores.
which viii be carried heretofore by the under
signed surviving partner for his account and that of
the heirs Of the deceased.
SCOT GEORGE CANpv
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ADJUSTMENTS.


DIDwELLS ACADEMY OF MUSIC
SEVEN NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
Commencing Monday. Sept. 2S. 1874.
HAvERLY'S MINSTRELs,
J. H. HAvERLY, Proprietor,
In new, select and refined programme. Intro.
ducing the following Artists:
E. NJ. HALL, GEO. WILSON, MELT BARLOW,
JOHNNY BOOKER.
Garfield, Booker. Gross and Fox. the challenge
double set Song and Dance Artists Selection
and style entirely different from all others.
CELEBRATED CALIFORNIA QUARTETTE.
Yelling Brothers and Freeth.
". ". Barbour's Orchestra and Brass Band.
20 eyp IL; Brass Band Serenade Il; In,roduo.
tory overture quarter toS. s27
OPERA HOUSE.
" Thursday, Octootesl, 1874
GRAND CONFERENCE.-THE l BENEFIT,
rendered to
MISS MINNIE DOYLE
BY the
ORLEANS DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION.
On that occasion will be presented Rober,son's
Romantic Military Drama of OURS. in which tho
o. d. A. will be assisted by the members of the
Louisiana Field Art llery with Their full band
~ to P. NJ. for reserved se;Sa..
Tickets, One dollar.
Seals in third tier, 80 cents. 0-' '''''''
% SuruTh
jas: FLYNN: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Proprietor.
CHAS. y. WHITE. Stage Manager.
n RAND OPENING
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BY Nash s. HOdgsOn.
COTTON COTr0N COTrON

COTTON-COTrON-C
$50 bales of COT TON more or lessl, saved fIom
the wreck OF the ship Ailsa, Capt John Dick,
for account CT whom it may concern. at public
auction.
by NASH & HODGSON w. 1. Hodson
- Auctioneer-Otlice No. Carondelet street,
On FRIDAY, October I'd, 1874, at 10 A. NJ
on the Levee, at the head of Washington street
for account of whom it may concern, at public
auction, will be sold
$50 BALES COTTON,
(Morc Of Less,
saved from the wreck Of the British shin Ailsa
Capt. John Dick
y, Terms-Cash on delivery in United States
Treasury notes. ol I'd
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CANE.ve. : o. YES.

For Criminal sheriff.. X. Gallagher j. a
,andidate for CRIMINAL SHERIFF, subject to
he decision of the Convention. and he viii De sup
ort by 10 900 voters at the head Of the New Basin
NJ f1*
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT-THE FIRST STORY OF THE
IL house No. lao Canal street. over the store of r.
Boissonneau. Possession given immediately Apply
on the premises. Of II
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At meeting of the Sixteenth Ward Demo.
cratic and Conservative Club Messrs. NAT VAN
DERWAJ.L and JAMES ROGERS were elected as
delegates to the Parish Committee.
c. COLEMAN, President.
G. A. KLoCKE. Secretary. oil It
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Time Of Departure.-The Mail Train By the Great
Jackson Railroad Route leaves the Depot at the foot
OF Calliope street at o'clock NJ connecting with
ace Cars all trains, iva
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LOTTERIES.

@ UMMER SCHEME.
ONLY 10000 NUMBERS.
Louisiana state Single Number Lottery.
THREE CAPITAL PRIZES OF $4,000 EACH.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COupANv.
incorporated August II, 1861
CLASS n.
TO be drawn in public, at New Orleans, on
Saturday, October :, 1874.
SCHEME
10000 TICKETS. TICKETS ONLY an
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WANTS.

WANTED-A FRENCH GENTLEMAN, WHO
w is achOlar. and has been living in the United
states for ID years, wants situation as TEACHER.
he can teach French, English German Spanish
Latin and Greek. Address A. MAGNAN Lock
BOX 1000 O13t
WANTED-OCCUPAN FOR LARGE, WELL
W fu' nlshed rooms. in suite or single first or
second 1oors Also, several small rooms. The house
has been painted and renovated. Location the best
ana most convenient in the city. adjoining Moreaus
restaurant. Apply at 1870 Canal street up stairs.
oil 1t =
WANTED-THHEE UNFINISHED ROOMS
'! with use OF hall and front gallery, in a
strictly private family, convenient to Canal
street. Unexc1ptionable references given and
REQUIRED. Address LOUISIANA, Bulletin Office.
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN OF FAMILY,
w possessing an average idea of business and
knowledge OF book keeping. desires employment at
moderate terms. Address Box No. Co. New Or.
leans. NJ 9t+
"ANTED-BY A AS-BOARD IN
" apITao h,ily for himself two children (six
in's two wears "it and white servant. W., tar
H-h tw" l.'ons complete if agreeable the f,ily.
nnuf'h District preferred. Beat references given
re 'se Address W. V. c, Lock Box ISL stating oca-
ton and price. $40 TuWeXSu
WANTED-A VII TIE WOMAN TO COOK.
~ Must come well recommended. Apply to No.
Ioo frytan;a street, between Josephine and St An
drew So7 II
WANTED By THE LAFAYETTE ANA
W tear Collet Brass Band. two E flat and two B
hat cornet players Apply to John Van Vranckeu
M IS st. Louis street, or address through Post
once, Geo j. Wagner, Secretary L. \. c. B. No is
l-Shtn street city. SCI 10
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Observation-Disclosures Ward-TO the Demo.
cratic and Conservative voters of the Second Ward
The registration books of the Central Club will be
open at the wSwam, corner of st. Charles and Cal
Hope streets from the Goth inst the I'd of October
inclu i've, from the hou's of P. NJ. to9pM All
who have not heretofore been registered on the ward
books inst register to be entitled vote for dele
gates to Parish Convention
W. T HOUSTON
President Second Ward Central Democratic CHM
T. d, 81 LlI'AN, secretary. $50 1t
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-01

All Conservative voters Of the Twelfth
W ard will meet at Council Hall, corner Magazine
and Berlin streets. THURSDAY EVENING,
Oct l. at y o'clock for the purpose of nominating
delegates to go to the Parish Convention Election
for same to take place on SATURDAY, Oct g. 1874
EUG. MAY, Preside t.
s. +. PARNEIRE Secretary 90
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-01

John G.. Roche is a candidate for Coroner
or the First Fourth Fifth and Sixth Districts sub
ect to the nomination Of the Parish Convention.
nj
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-01

Office of Bienville Oil Works Compnnv. o5
Carondelet street.-The Stockholders of this company
are respectfully notified that the annual election for
Board OF Directors for the ensuing year. will take
between the hours of 10 A. NJ and 3 p NJ.
S21 TO A. BENJAMIN Secretary