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Y.s.l heller Explssi.n.

MILWAUKEE, December 22.--J. B.
Lair's saw mill boiler exploded to-day,
killing fifteen and wounding twenty.
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Courtesies rendered.

BOSTON, December %. - The cour-
tesies Of the city have been rendered
to King Kalakaua.
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lob woRK-LetteI Heads. Cards, Circulars,
j Bill Heads. Posters, Lawyers Briefs, PAM
phlets and every kind OF Job Printing
proin pity sxecnted ct the Herald oflos.
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PREPAID POSTAGE.

On and after Janrary l, 1876, the
postage ON all newspapers sent out Of
the county IN which the paper Is pub
iished, sOiR be prepaid 6y the publisher
or at the posto6ice .ohere the paper is
mailed. We shall from that date re-
q,.ire payment Of all subscriptions to
The Herald, both daily and weekly, in
advance. No paper ,oW be continued
after the time for which it is paid. IA
eDe propose to prepay the postage and to
make no advance In our terms, this rule
is necessary. The Herald ,oM be fur
sished, prepaid, at the tollot0ing rates !:
The. Daily Herald.
One year, in advance. 90
Sfr months, in acknowledgements. 8 90
One month, in Advance. 100
The Weekly Herald.
One year, IN ddudnce ......"...""$2 50
Sir months, in adudnce...-....". 1 50
Postage, in all cases, prepaid by as
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 20,
THE DALLAS HERALD

IL the only paper In northern
Texas that receives the full
Press dispatches.
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The9ailg9srald

once In EMERALD niesk," Corner Of
main and Lamar streets, over first
National nank. business Once
Front tieon, second stery,
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Arrival and Departure or Trains NJ
Dallas.

HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL
Arrives
From the South mail and xpreas). 7;lO D, m.
From the North (mail and expresa)- TAO D. m.
From the South, (aoo0mmodation)l0 1850 b. IN.
From the North, accommodate on) i2;55 a. IN.
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
Leaves Arrives
Mall and Express. y, m, llOOa. m
Aooommo da tion- ..,....,b)0 a, m. ll,SO .. m
Through Freight....-,-i,lbp y, M, 1880 .. m
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HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
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R0ntlsern mail.

Via NJ, X. aud 4. Il. H., comprising western
northern and eastern states, New York an
~. Louis mats, arrives daily at 7;lO p IN; d.
ma STA daily M TIA IA
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by q. de Ferret.
Observation-Disclosures,

TCRE-FURNITURE,
On account Of breaking up houseket glng
MAGNIFICENT REPS PARLOR SEps, aAyy4sy-
some Brussels Carpets Dining -noona a1c.-
iiure. Walnut Victoria Bedsteuc \, R.zesaSs
Armoirs, Washstands, Rockers, Gl4ainss
Spring Mattresses, Oil Cloths, she dss. fs.ss
noes, Mirrors, Crockery. China and SsaAss-.
ware, Cooking Stove, Kitchen Utensils, assa
being the entire contents Of dwelling Me- Ssts
Rampant street.
Without any reserve or limit.
DY G.. DE FERRET 4 CO-John G. Mssesss<
ID Auctoneer-Otiice No. 80 Royal strerts-syn
TUESDAY, September %, 1874, at III O'Clock H. NJ
at PSI Rampant street, corner of Hospital, WI ma
sold by pubic auction, without any resss*e Of
limit
Tae entire contents Of the above rcsidlsSca, ~
account of breaking up housekeeping.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
The premises will be open 10 the pr bic 1sT lsu
spection on Monday, Sept. 2s, from ~ o'oloaa H.
NJ to 3 p. NJ. aexs
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BY Nash g. HOdgsOu.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

COTTON COTTON-COTTON
$50 bales of COTTON (more or less) sapaa spuus.
the wreck OF the ship Alsa, Capt John Dlurk
for account OF whom 1t may concern, At paAk1x
auction.
by NASH & HODGSON-W. I. Ho2asssu
ID Auctioneer- Office No. CarOndeict aA<Hxs---
On FRIDAY, September p, 1874, at 10 ssc1nsIes
A. NJ. on the Levee, at the head Of WaaAingxna
street, for account OF whom it may couoesn, n
public auction will be sold
$50 BALES COTTON,
More or Less),
saved from the wreck Of the Brit sh shp krE1s
Capt. John Dick.
T,rms-Cash or delivery in United fsaasss
Treasury notes. s.A ssx
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NEW ORLEANS. ST. LOUIS AND CHI1sessxs
RAILROAD COMPANY.
GREAT JACKSON EOCT9.
Trans depart and arrive ~ ionoHss
From Calbnpe Street Dcpos.)
DEPART. AkkJTR
Express 80. TOO A. NJ Express 9eeE. yT
Mail 500 P: N. Mall.. SOC e.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars throBaA An. n.
LOUIS, Chicago and Louisville.
Only one change sleepTe cars - NasAe~era.
cities.
Ticke'f Tor eale and mionusiMp sun ztyHsa
lamp street. corner Common. :
4. y. kB1lDOk Aemkk.
z D. FEOeT Gem Manager sS1sfs1.a
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INSURANCE NOTICES.

Hi1ernia Insurance COmpa>y--i- IL tribute
"f respect 10 the m.ln" of the late Edward
Sweeney, iii cetor Of this company the office VIII
Dec osei ut : o'clock T. NJ this ,iay
By ord II of the President:
81 NJ THOS. +. BRAGG; Secretary
The undersigned having been appointed
Agents of the INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NORTH AMERICA, Of Philadelphia, assets "a, 30
100; of the CAISSE GENERALE D'ASSURANCES
of Paris assets over So OO0 600. and of the MAN
HAITIAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. o
New York assets sG00.000. will &. mmence the Fire
Marine and River Insurance Business at No. 1911
tfIaver street two doors from the Cotton Exchange
IN the lst proximo. he Insurance Company of North
America makes her marine losses pa able i'll gold iu
London. when desired
~ In NJ. !. SMITH e. 90
Office of the Delta Insurance Company, cor.
ner CaIonelet and Common strcet---Now Orleans
sept L. ls4-lncunfOrInty with the requirements
he amended charter, an in accordance with a reso
Htion OF the Board of Trustees at special meeting
held ine 10, 1874, the subscribers To the Capita
1to~ Of this Company are hereby notified to
forward and pay the following nstalluehts at tue time
specified below viz:
Ten per cent on tho LIST day of October 1874.
Ten per cent the LIST day OF November ls74
Fifteen per cent on the LIST day of December 1874
Fifteen per cent on the 3lst day of December 1874
BY rider OF the Board.
a;l;:o 4m l. W. BAQUIE. Secretary
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CRors.-We have made diliSent inquiries re-
garding the probabl cotton crop this year Our
information is conflicting. In some localities the
yield VII be quite goods two-hirds crop-whe
IN others, where the cotton was planted late and
then visited by routh Of two months, the
heec. staple viii be short, say one-tlird Of a
crop. On the oyocfowea lands but little cotton
has been planted and very inferior crop made.
The rice crop IL nearly all harvested. Want of
rain has cut down tho yilil considerably. This
is an important crop with our prairie planters -
MriScd, (4ro. eVeS) Bulletin, l9H, inst
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- INV ELLIS ACADEMY OF MUSIC
SECOND AND LAST WEEK OF
SHERIDAN, MACK & DAYS Variety AM
PANTOM!AIE TROUPE
Monday, Sept. III, and Dnrina the Week,
FIRST time in Mex Orleans Slenor CunstantIn.
Trick and Comic Pautomime, entitled
OLD DAME IEpT AND HER KONICAL KAT
NaSmfcentiy gotten up with new scenery, ware :
robe and nechani al fleets The Variety Con,
pany Will present an entirely new novel and At.
iractiye programme.
Second Grand Mainee-SATURDAY, Sept. %.
MONDAY, Sept. IS. = HANERIYS MIN.
S1REIS. for one week only. The larges. an,
most talented Minstrel organization in tn.
ountry.
Box Office opens from A. NJ. to 9P. NJ; Gsl
Iery Serenade quarter to i Overture by orchest, a
quarter to s. so TT
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EXPLANATION OF APPROXIMATION PRIzEs.
The nine remaining units of the same ten
the numbers drawing the first three full prizes vi
be entitled to the twenty-seven Approximate
Prizes. For example: Ii Ticket No. 1916 draw
the first $4,000 prize, those tickets numbere'
1874, 1912, 1913, 1874, lz45, 1247, 1248, Ia
and 1850 will each be entitled to 500. If ticke
No. 23l draws the second $4,000 prize, thos
tickets numbered 1872 1913, 234, 235, 236, 2S7, IS
} and $40 will each be entitled to $780,
ticket No. $50 draws the third $4,000 prix.
those tickets numbered AL, 442, 443, ~, ~
446, AT, AS and 449 will be each entitled to $40
Whole Ticket. SO, Halves %, Quart u
81 50, Eighths 81 Is.
PRIZES PAYABLE IN FULL WITHOUT d.
DUCTION.
Orders to be addressed to
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY,
Lock Box Ga, P. O.
New OrleaD,
Sena P. 0. Money! Order. or Register YOU
letter. al3 I'm
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BANK NOTICES.

NOfice-OtSce Hiberu;a NatienHi Bank al
New O'lrIs--ihi, bank will he closed al 3 % lock
r. NJ THIS DAY in or,,er that its officers MAY have
opp0I tUntv ri attending The uutIal OF Edward
sweeney, d ceased and ,ibutt OF respect to his
intniIy.
By order Of /: T. IRWIN
sci NAE President.
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The Cause Of Our Revolution.

! There is reason for believing that the up
| using in New Orleans was aIrap.ed with tue
deliberate expectation that the result would
! be to place The whole State under martial law
md the supervision Of Federal military yfii-
| GERS, though The case with which the Kello Il
! Government was overthrow. may have ,ii,te
| induced some Of those concerned in the move
ncnt to hope that the legally elected officers
| Who have been r4in,tatci would ~ recognized
| by the President. The project Of al attack
upon the Kellogg gang, with the express pur-
| pose OF compelling Federal interference, has
| been freely discussed for months. On the
| Sa urday previous to the outbreak m edi,o-
rial appeared in tee New Orleans BULLETIN,
| the organ of TIE White League, which con
tanned the following significant paragraph:
| s'The truth il lat there IS no tIunb here
| that could not be instantly cured by the declala
in of martial law or by the insta lation in the
| gubernatoriai Office of representing
some recognized Authority, either that OF the
| state or OF the Federal Government. Ii We cau-
not have tie Governor 81 or choic' if the votes
Of the citizeIls to he cast aside as so much
waste paper, then We ask, We have the right to
demand, tba. there shall be placed over US an
| officer Or Representative OF the power that has
subvertod tho will OF the majority Of the people
ot the State. Let the President declare martial
law in Louisiana and ne WI, perform act tor
w!iIch the best people here Will thank him, and
1t may be that he Will thereby prevent the effu-
sion Of much blood. We are sick Of this man
Kellogg sick Of his inlbecllity, sick of his shame
| fu! hypocrisy and cDwaidice. sick of man deeti
tute of all the attributes OF true manhood, sick
of him as usuper without redcemng trait. 1t
is the refinement Of cruelty to compel ny people
to live under the rule Of this human fraud, this
| man who doe, not boast friend TN nh, ard
whose most intimate associates abhor him."
What commentary this affords upon the
reconstruction policy Of the present Admin
is;r .tion. Here is community SO ground to
the earth under the tyranny and extortlon Of
the robbers pat over them by Grant at the
point Of the bayonet, 50 desperate in their
Distress that they are ready to peril their
lives and property in order to gain the poor
privilege Of being placed under the iron rule
OF an armed soldicry - I. SIN, 18Th
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The New Orleans cprrespondent of the CO.
lumbus iGa. kl.eairtT, writes to that paper :
..At a conference last night between several OF
eur leading citizens, IN the vain sndeavor 10
effect some compromise. DR.. sam Chopin
asked Of Kellogg, Where Is Lpnsstreet5
H. replied, oh. he ohjects to being present.
You know Doctor, he is nc. :. politician. but a
soldier We did think go until Monday,
quietly responded Chopin, Who, rs Beaure-
CARDS aid and chief surgeon of his army. re-
memberad but too painfully what Lonstrect
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NAkRAGANsErT PARK RACES.

PROVIDENCE, 4. l.. Sept. 22.-The first race for
2:3s class. purse of $1,000 was won by Vermont
Abdoeloa. besti 6 R"rus, Harry, Spardyr and
Gala eat in the order named Time 20, 2:3li
% }, 1881. The first beat was won b. karus
Tie second rae for 1:24 class, for ur-e of
% 0, was won 10y Hop ful, Busie second, Music
third, Spotted Colt fourth. Time-2:27. 2:2},
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REJOICING.

ST. PAUL, Sept. GA special dispatch to the
Press from Fort Gary, Manitoba, says there is
considerable rejoicing there over the news re-
ceiyed that the Hudson Bay Co npany's new
steamer has successfully arrived at For. Carlton,
on the North Saskatchewan River. This is the
first steamboat that eyer nayigated these waters.
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" CROP CRANBEREIES.


- lbl4 Cave Cod CranberYies
- half hbl- Cape God Cranberries.
Landing OK CITY Of ituu ton and for sale by
DAWSON x PITCHER,
s2i IL 81 Poy,iras street.
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No political ad will he inserted uDIes.
,o;d s,r IN adv mo-. ~, ,,., m so,,,o r..,,.n.;I,
- - 0- "
party
A,,cn,;.. n.Rr;en In. r,i.- Ti,ird Ward
tan c, of So IT. aui =" I =. 80 t'. ~
| ihu hoD \ ~ l. NM sept. -; al O'clock
SHARP. A IL attrhd~h nee T. Requested;
=, ,, H. 'AAhD' ife'lnen n.
!. .. t!fi-L1, Secretary - II
| r. ,, n.,,....,;. ,,,.d f...r,,,;,. vo,.-.
| of Tho Mini, "A a,Ir q hoLs nf r,-o .t,ati N ,f
NJ t my En,r, D"n o reg S,ia , oi
Icnt nn., + nu tba ill IN ,ba IN h Isnn5,> .y
rtptcn, from 70 y y 81 ana rom . 10 4 u. an
Ni"~e hNiiod> o participating III tht ticciio oi "ei
tSd'-' To me ailSt Noi'i''dihS conventions !" III
i'hSo '''e to' az '' anu i1 lstei ~ n"Ii'
iaii'' as none out those WI" .lc io5iseteu VIII Ut
| sAt4tie" 70 sote. = r,-n,,>,,,,,,,,n To-,
r. ~. b'-> i1i'' ''ni 90, 'oii ,
! JAS >. chl.6Aet I, o''--'.,aE
...,,,,, x.vJ ~. H.. ,,.n.,.r.,,.
y, "; th s'' ,n Warirh re- MA,
nc TN q TT Gch'i''l en- VII be held At tnn y
| D>i, sept 2f'h' IL - +, N; ,.,,,>-
| , w: l. HCI Nv,
l1HAi,'cHi Stt'Ho "a'u Ntht'ai hehoei"'.' t!up
~. HtlLiN ~ SO. ettiS. 81 AZ
/ sn.-;I cnarL. a,,.,,;on ,...,,l,r ,,..,;,y
! NH rT,n. sIl,,l EyEN.E NJ: 81 oitI 1s>1 ~
| f.n-i;ns, ~ ~ n Nv p,, =, .et a, "a
| ,n,,,. = ~ 49,, ,n-,,,,,a ~, :. ,r ',I,
prn,,,Si,d "a ~" '-i' p''''' -
pJ EpJrE p,..;.}.,t
| E,,,r . T,.>,x. Sat-, . - "a i,r
I - : -
Hall Eighth Ward Central Democratic Club
4 meeting OF the above club will be held THURS
DAY EVENING, gath inst y ocloch. All Demo
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A Mass .chusetts spiritualist thinks that in
about eight years the spirits will material
ize" sufficiently to enable them to stand right
out on tie platform in full view. Western
spirits : materialize man SO that he
lies ont on pine board without moving in
less than eight years.
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OPINIONS or THE GERMAN PREss OF ST.
LOUIS The 4msr.kc says: William Pitt
KELLOGG is al present, in the eyes Of I'll right
thinking citizens. the most contemplate man
in the United States.
The An5eiyer saws " still cherish the hope
that the President Goee not intend to relllst ,te
the Kellogg Government, whose legality the
President himself diobeheves and whose
restor ton n ouli he the most cruel and dis
;.strous measure the President could adopt.
Ii the latest events IN Louisiana have proved
anything they have established the tact, that
the Government OF the usurper Kellogg is
Al impossibihty, and that nearly the whole
people hate a 4 despise this man rs tile author
Of all their terrible mis- sry. What the Presi-
dent should 40 now is very clear. But be
could do nothing more detestable and dis
astrOus than to reinstate Kellogg,
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Three captai prizes Of sio.il0o each,
Three capital prizes o. $1,000 each.
10000 tickets. Tickets only so.
10000 tickets. Tickets only SO.
Whole tickets 10; halves s.; quarters - 80
eighths 81 70.
Louisiana Single Number Lottery.
Lonisiana Single Number Lottery.
To be drawn October 8
To be drawn October 3.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF EVEka GH,~
scription, Carpets, Crockery, Glass AND asas
Ware, Etc, Etc.
by ALBERT PAUL, Auctioneer Ofacs aasr
} salesroom No. 10 ROYAL street win set@vs-yg
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAgs ~ IT,
o'clock, A. NJ, AT the salesroom, 70 heyak uaxss
Gust Omhouse streets
general assortment OF new and seconGArasgsA
Household Furniture. Carpets Crockery> &k.asss
and other Ware, etc, etc.
Loans secured on Furniture, etc. Steaars sss-.
,in .erat. 80. ~ ~
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

LNU FINISHED ROOM AND BOARD-RAEAak.
l. and bed the first floor, handsoxzaEy &ssss
nished also. number Of large and airy sssns .ais
rent, with without board, ut No. Is BurguaGen b.
tween Canal and Customhouse stree.s. Texnas assAr
crate. a zz1a
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The Baton Rouge AGooclte, of the I'D nst.,
SAYS: Adyices reached town last night that the
negroes We're still turbulent a. Bayou sara. 1t
uouii be- well for The citizt rs OF Baton Rouge to
hold themselves il readiness to send relief at
any moment to heir sutf ring fellow citizens in
West Fcliciana, AS well to repel any aggressive
movement Of the Radical leaders re- who may
lncite the NJ groes to deeds of murder. rlunder
and rapine.
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by Albert Paug.

ON ACCOUNT OF PRFAKING UP HeAg9us
KEEPING.
Elegsnt Rosewood b, ocattl lie Parl0s N T. Hzxksss
any ard Walnut Bed and Dining RI On 49,
tlre Brussels Carpets, Oil llo,h, SbsanA 1SS
Rack. Crockery, Cut Glass French peaae Mr.
rors, Kitchen Furniture. etc.
-Also-
fne-toneo llano, FAv1e.
The whole to be sole! without any inis az ces.sss
v.tion whatever.
DY ALBFRT PAUL, Auctioneer-OfRee sAar
ID salesroom, 40 Royal street-On ie,tSsAS.
sept. Is, at II O'Clock, A. NJ, will he aaSE ~ .
public auction, at the two-story family neai,hAsxr.
No $50 C0londelet street, le,W.tn Ne&Ssas "a
and 1e,psichore-
he ntre contents of said residences.
Tums-Cash in L. S. treasury notes. ssEs IA
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Hail Hibcrnia Benevolent Nd Mutual Aid
Associ ton Eranch No 2-Tha Gil and members
of tie above Association are invited to attend the
funeral o our late Treasurer, EDWARD SWEE-
NY which will take place from his late dence,
NJ. a. Pcty street Third District Thursday Even.
Ing at oc,ock. BY order
r. II. BARLEY, President.
p BRADLEY, Secretary. salt
Sept. q Isl Owing to the death of Nr. Edward
SW eeny. the President of the Assocat on the loan
which to have ieen offered this evening, is post
R Pm 4 on''' AsDA = s'n lust at . CLOCK
1HOS C. WALSH, Vice President.
T. j. OSuLiIyAN, Secretary. s2a II
Special NOtice-Cre-cent City Relief Assoc
cianon will meet at EXPOSITION HALL on Fl l.
DAY, Sept. p at II DC ock A. Nj. All who iii
teIested in this good work, palticu ~ those ladies'
who willing to rake charge of tables Or furnish
tables, are requested to attend
Mrs. R. A. WILKINSON, President.
Mrs. 4. \. OGDEN. s. cIetary. s23 I'd
Citizens, Bank or Lomisiana-At a Regular
meeting OF the Boa d held FRIDAY, 2sth inst. Mr..
JAMES j. TAkLETON was unanimously elected
Cashier in place Of Mr.. j. l.. Delefy, removed.
auSO In JOHN q. GAINES. President.
The Price or Ten Dollar. $40 per ton for
good COTTON SEED. delivered the levee here,
and regulated the both of November last will be
continued until further notice for the ensuing ar.
commencing LIST September. 1874.
UNION OIL COMPANY,
RIENyILLE Oh. WORKS COMPANY.
LOUISIANA Gil COMPANY,
A A MAGINNIS' Sons AMI I'm
Time OF Departure.-The Nail Train By the treat
Jackson Railroad Route leaves the Depot at the foot
Caliiope at O'Clock p. NJ, connecting with
all fast trains North, East and West Pullman Pal
ace Cars on all trains. jyi
North Louisiana and Texas Railroad
Through bills OF lading given to ali stations his
road for height shipped per steamers r E. Lee
Katie, ana Na,chex J.JANNEY. Agent,
~ III Common sareet.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
o. ID. Il.

POSTPONEMENT.
The Benefit rendered ~ the Orleans Dramatic
Association to MISS MINNIE DOYLE.
which was to have aiken place on the night
of September 23d. has been postl oned to The
night Of October /, 1874.
Tickets issued for first n lmed date are good for
OctO'er LIST s23
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WHITE LEAGUES.


Y EVENING, at "A O'Clock.
s24 1t ARCH. MITCHELL.
Crescent City White League. Company IL.
sixth Warl) meet this THURSDAY EVENING at
u o'clock their hail. Barracks and Charities
street. with ut ann.
By order:
GEORGE W. DUPRE Capt Cogndg.
Z. j. DUPAof-IER, Orderly Sergeant. s24 1t
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WANTED - ONE OR MORE PARTNERS
w each having $500 t. $1,000 capital, to join the
nlerti gned in starting paying business in Calves
ton Texas Address, Enterprise, this office with
name sud addi ess. sis 1T
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AUCTION SALES,
BY John G. Wire.
UNRESERVED SALE
OF FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD H1xnEsxss

ON ACCOUNT OF
DY JOHN G.. WIRE Auctoneer-On as,s,s.x
ID of removal and to close consigu me aA. " az
be sold at aution, con fencing on
Tuesday, Sept. 20. nt 1850 OseSssR.
and continued from day to day until siaeNsea
Of, the entire contentSo' the
Auction Mart, No. 100 Poydras &tuses.
The stock embraces a large variety "a Ests~css-
hold Furniture. Bedding, Stoves, ga. ossss
Desks. store Fixtures. etc.
n B-Parties having goods on stcsgays> ssa
above. Will please come forward and a uAs nur-,-
ranger, ents for its removal. asxH>.
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FOR SALE.

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NOR SALE-COTTON WAGONS FOE xssX.H
L low. Nine COTTON WAGONS in good eusGss-
with six licenses complete Inquire at Missiyniyst
Cotton Press between and 10 o clock A. N.
auG3 I'm
IoH SALE
Two SECONDHAND STAR COTTON GEsce
Cheap tor Cash, at e
J. Fl. JENAItA
v2sr ~ GarOnd@.et stvessAs
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WANTS..

IANTED--t Competent BOUKKEEPEk
w and English correspondent of experiene, in
ou mess III gcncr H. capable OF conducting the whole
business of the firm if desired. \ z. ntl man
assessing SIP II sh German and above 30 or 40
years of age. woul'l be preferred. Best commend
atoms CURED. For telms and particulars apply to
Messls ANENDAEU BROS.
s2} I No. l.J Common street,
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EDUCATION.

D2IMARY, GRAMMAR AND HIGH SCHOOL
| $40 Josephine street, between Prytania ali.
Il. Charles streets. The Fifth Annual Term of TIM
7cileol will commence on MONDAY, September I
81. A limited number of boarding pupils WI
received. he object OF the Principal will D..
. l4ahe this department Hone Scnool for GIrlf
III advance class iii Rhetoric, Composition an
literature Will be formed for Young Ladies
tours OF attendance lOr this class, from Z. VI
i'll 2. NJ. Circulars containing terms, ETC., Ca.
n obtained at the School from
aus, lm&ssuo T.. MATTHEW'S, PRINCIPAL