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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03
TIE PHILADELPHIA ELECTION.

ANOTHER CARD PROM TIE CITIZENS COMMITTEE
OVER 1000 FRAUDULENT VOTES DISCOVERED.
The manner in which Ring" frauds were
committed during the municipal election in Phila-
dephia on the 10th inst was illustrated
few days ago in an address TO the
people by william B. Hazet0n. Chairman OF
tho Citizens Investigating Committee. Mr.. Hazleton
then gavo few representative cases only but promised
to give moro detailed account Of the election as soon
ma the facts could cleaned from the mass Of evidence
before the Committee flo has fulfilled his promise IN
long address which is published In The Press Az the
last election he says tho managers OF tho Ring decided
that the vote to be polled-which the assessment in
dicated would be not more than 95,oOO-was fixed at
10000 and tho majority to be counted at
1000" Upon these figures their wagers were made
The character OF the acts OF awessness aud fraud com
mItted ut The election made plain Ia MT Hazetos
first address, In addition u the facts gwen IN the
first address. Mr. HaZleton gyes an estimate OF
the number OF fraudulent votes cast IN
each ward These estimates. which he con.
QOOJ votes Inside the polls the larger frauds were
Committed by tho substitution OF tickets stnnn2 OF
ballot boxes and fraudulent count at the close Oh the
day Tue Committee withhold some OF us diScoVe-
rles for the present, but WIZ MAKO tne,n
knoWn when fully confirmed by evidence Ono result
of the Investigation recommendation ny the Twont
ninth Ward Democratic Committee that tho erection III
that ward be contested and it promises IT'S support 10
tho Ci,lzcns' Committee in all ways possible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03
PERSONAL.

The Hon. George II. Pendleton delivered the
grafton at the dedication OF the new Public Library
Building in Cincinnati last week.
Secretary Robson will deliver the COM
mencement Grafton before the literary societies Of
Lafayette College on June 80.
Senator Edmonds of Vermont is still in very
Door health His physician advises a cessation from
duty and he contempates extended Southern trip.
Rear-Admral +. G.. ParrOtt, who was or
dered to the Asac Squadron last October to relieve
Rear.Admiral jenkins, has returned In il-health He
ary was ordered home by Fleet Surgeon Boodeood.
Admiral Parrot by the OF Yokohama and san
Francisco, and reached his home III portsmouth, NJ H.
AafurdaY evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OrYIcs on THE CHIEF SIGNAL OYUCER
WAsHINGION, ID. @. tuesday. March Il 4. m

,tfl k.-s WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OprIcs OF THE CHIEF sIGsAL OFFICER.
WAsHIsGros, ID. O., esday. March al a. m .
- SynODSis for the past a. hours.
Clear weather has prevailed over tho East
ern, Middle and SOUTHERN States except gat Light rsia
IN Florida ana the Virginia coast this morning.
An area OF quite low barometer las moved eastward
from Dakota and Manitoba being now probably central
northeast Of Lake Superior IL preceded ny high
temperature brisk soath east to southwest winds. and
partly cloudy weather the lake region.
6It IA nov followed by rising barometer.
falling winds anf part3 cloudy
weather from upper Michigan 10 Dakota.
Tue rivers have rsen At shreveport and Memphis bus
;alien ~ Kcokuk 1t. Louis, Nash yi!o, Lopsyo, Na-
cinnati, and Pittsburgh.
NJ f'rObdbiighss
During Tuesday, for the Souhern states east OF Ns
Mississippi clear or partly cloudy weather, high eou
perstre, and light ~ frehh south east to south .cS
winds will prevail. except possibly hight rain IN tho
lower Mississippi Valley
For the Middle and Rasrra States, partly sio'lty
peaher. higher temperature Than on Monday and sono|
erlp Ui3dg.
For the OHIO Valley and Missouri. partly cloudy
weather and occasionally light rain, with .outbcas 70
southwest winds In the former, bat shifting " nor'n
and east In the latter .
For the upper take region winds shftiDR 20 north
north east. decidedly lower temperature thar
Monday, partly cloudy weather, aud 0ccasion''U
rain
For the lower ahe region, winds veerng 10 weStery
ana northerly partly ciondy weather OCCASIONAL h.hs
rain, and. Tuesday night falling temperature
The Cumberland and ONO Rivers continue falling, ana
tho Mississippi. below Memphi rising siIgbtly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03
LATEST SNIP NEWS.
(Roy Other Ship He,os zee FOURTH rage.


ARRIVED
Steamship Emily Souer Bariek. New Orleans FED II WIN NM
S,ssm.a Isaac Bell I,tnau Richmond CITY Point ssd sOrsA
sesmshp Widrsgoa (Bl Portland Psb Do ia b'iass
Er Creole lof swansea Palermo 90 days WITH fruit
Webster Barnard. sma Jacssonve ~ '4r" We "oA"
scsI Tbso Dean Bsbbit, Providence for Baltimore.
schr. Josephine, Jones Bridgeport
schr Mar sres Kennedy Ford, bridgeport
SAILED.
Shin U,r,,y for London b.rEs Liaisss, Dat fss
WISD-Susses light :; clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS 2-ArnTel ship Antrim rom cscTas bns hpaA
from C,.nfuego, Beox, bng I5s. from Porto Ico -
CsAREsOy March 2-Aruyei sehrs Anr-l :" fsa rom ~
month and Eugene Bonds from NswYOrs 5aei bark C@as ~
Oarepstospi hr. w. Van Nsnan io Boston, Mary OIs Ia
Newayen Frank Water Tor BalHIgrei aud HorAHo Nichols ~
PoRrsgs. Mospos March 2Pssd in for Baltimore b,fks spar
row from Genoi SOPHIA from samoa bng A,sA sns
Remeo b.rk Mapuo1 Ellen stewart Tor The 80
Ine; brig Bogoa for Aart'nlie sailed s'Snsai0 bs'u' "
Eew-iork. o-.-- -. a.
Annie Phladephis Maggie huVrv roo We" orr
and -Four Portland Cleared ship Ass.is for as's
schE A a, s.nJnIOn, for New-f0rk
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN. March Tie 9man lise 'esm'mp w IA.
scrp L.ve from HewYork Feb. 20 for Liverpool "'ed bef-
IoypoybsEKY M.rch 5The Allan LDe s:s mho crcssssn.
Wye Portland Feb 81 Tor Lerpoo armed bore e ~
LoSDoy sI,rch g-Sse the Unted Si.: Bragg Hunb0h.
khard Robinson, llTiDc.Oe a. r. hlnson pA %
Sosp. aud Aesse Arrived oai IRON ie o.s
the u. VIM, Opheil Vap4rsio tHmes,
anns Soler Arrived f.es Go United n'sns
/: Eu.,rp james Wright Emily tDn Lex Hpf,ss
Romeo Bonnie. Dundee British Conn ofe Arrived OF ron es
Asyua Francisco. boomerang BIeOT FsTAoB Do,dsB fssS
Laura, Bmma. aGd bridgeport
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03
THE NORsEMEN'S TROPHIES.
.,o, vvcs1ry,s SECOND LECTURE.

,.,,, n,scovERERs or AMERICA-rHEIR ENEMY
' NJ, onu. .aR--ruEfR coNQUEsTs ELSEWHERE
IT, cond lecture in this city of the distinguished
i I'm O,orovman and author Canon Kingsley at
Assooiation Hall last evening was successful par
.,o'',sr,v in the number attracted to it, for the
,a.aa hall was completely filled, and tho appre-
80, IL not shown IN continuous demon
strat,ons Of applause marked by the deep at'ch
ton paid and the cordial interest expressed IN 'e
faces of ALL Upon the stage were seated the h,en'
Rev. Bishop Potter, the Rev. Dr. Adams Ireslueu'
BARNARD of Columbia College, the Rev. u D. fro'n-
;,cbsm. and Others. The subject Of tie lecture
WAS "Tho First Discoverers of America" and hav-
ing been introduced by officer of the Mercantile
Library Association, under the auspices OF which
she Lecture was given, Canon Kingsley said;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03
DIED.


BoRsT-Oa Pr.y evening Peb 81 R,abssh wdSs Of ssAs
Bon, lsa daughter Of DE ate stephen slann ,
Church Say'es.nssqu.f' gu TUESDAY, AAicA
O'Clock p. u
oowL-on FRIDAY, 27h inst. at B.oms,n s.- jersey. Mo-
we.ay Coal -dOw Of the late ohn Co.l aged SO yeln
Thomas bead BIooma1 ,hi. l.y :. 0eoes Bans.
CURRYOn Moods' March suddenly hsry Curry eao, Of Ja.s
Curry. In the 18Th rear o. hss age .
F1 s1f Of New fS. voc s. speedily av R 70 saa 4.
late rssdeacs. TIA JOan'sasA D'o0sa ga Wednesday
Of 6rn Of O. W. Dean & Bros
ENTHUSIASTICALLY morning. March al her residence Lsfye
Brooklyn. Mari anne ~as" Of Charles w. hsuts Der 6s
Funeral Wednesday at ~ oei at the Homs ch,el n.
20 Bass Twenty ninth se.o,l he tneSd' are s'e 70 ..
Grand Centfsi Depot at 2;2Opm
HGkos sead,y March = he, residence Is L's: M m.y
wseacs. N the sath rear ts.r age
sIo vain ros ss"'fsfl tn" Morning Tue '''N ana ''
uLL~A, Bru,.wtOi J.. FEB 49, 1874 job. B. HIM.
rss rs.ir.s and friend. Of tho nml, respectfully invited .
attend The an.rIi o Prs.b,ssS Ohasch rsess 81
inst, al IL O'Clock, without further iH'i'shon
HurCHIssos-on sunday March l. 1874. Ira HoSAn''a " as
R..s.. sss respectfully invited p .srs he S.a- re.
ssy MAI 4 At N Tris via northern x Of Mes.
Jsrsy foot Of ca.aSsr's. At V'so Ss''s . ''s.<
Carriage. vii b In waiting shs ispe.
r,yIrrs.tssy srniag Feb 23 ct the residence p.ssla
Cooler Geo. saa MARI T. Leavit IN tho sJs
yas' services, rs..a. ~sn,s at IL ossa. from Gr.o. cA.
MoRGAS-os as rssese. Of his brother No 4, sss
NistAst J. Morgan, late Of Brooilyn 4 b., ssei 40
Funeral er'ie.. on wiasi. al M AT En' ya,''A' c''eA
Henri NJ mcCcrti. ~ the 5la ,e.r Of hi, age
Funeral Tuesday Mach a. 10 oeooA Rs@sea VII Do "hes
" Hartford, Conn .....
sLACK-M rn on Hudson Pb % Frances Youngest child Of
rsps,. services vii 30 held =. .ss rs.issss , TsiS
March B. at l0;JoA m .. t.... 49,.
wHIrIs0-Is Brosly. snsA D. GsSo, wA''sG a. Tie siA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03
THE LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS AND THE STRIKE

QUESTION.
CLEVELAND, March 2.-The Convention OF
Locomotive Engineers adjourned ane die Saturday
evening II is authoritatively stated that demand
will be made upon all tho railroad companies that have
made reduction In the wages OF their engineers to re-
sore them to the former figure and II this Is not com
piled with strike will be ordered IL was also deter
mined that In case OF necessity arising for strike OH
,nv az The through lines ~ shal become general.
yary prominent Eastern railway official teegraphed,
Saturday, TO leading railway manager OF Cleveland,
tbsI John the President Of the hachniss
and Backsmiths National Union, has for some weeks
dy Iaborors The telegram saws: "He represents that
the men ON your and other Western roads, and upon
The Pcnnsylyanla and Erie lines, are ready for the
signal" and asks Would not the law term him con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03
rpLEGRAPHIC NOTES.

A the train which left Philadelphia at 4
ooek 90 Saturday Afternoon Aai eOsns the Saqaa.a River
near areI shst int II The ball passed
eloss 10 10 Of the passengers
Shortly after the American steamer Illinois
le varpooi Phlaisphia it recent tho. discovered
Who had himself for The Of stealing h hen
he banded The nsr cart bearing The pane Of W H.
Stanton sponieat Of Ne~fork daily newspaper He stated
that bas refused for his Hs there
fore eonsaed dg the aud kept prison des
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03
NAVAL INTELLIGENcE.
A PRoLoNGArroN OF THE DRILL oRpERED-rHE
FLEET AT PENSACOLA. fNa ~

fPROLOSGATrONl OF THE DRILL ORDERED-THf
FLEET AT PENSACOLA. fNA ~
KEY WEST, March 2.-Considerable commo-
ton was created IN the feet by the orders received
from the Navy Department by the Admiral Sunday,
while the feet returning here via the Tortugas,
directing that the drill DO prolonged for two
weeks. IA the coal had out, tho vessels
were ordered here for supply The coaDg will take
about two weeks and this, with the additional exercises.
will consume another month. On Sunday the Wabash.
Despatch and Pinta sailed for Havana, but will re-
turn before tho end OF the week. The Brooklyn
went to Pensacola for Commodore Rodgers.
Tho theory OF tho prolongation is that Treasures
looking to the recognition OF the Cubaps as
VIII be taken, and that 1t will DO necessary to
have .ho feet guard against hostile demon
strarons by -Soaq' 1t Is also stated that efforts
are making. after .he heet maneusers here, to
repeat tho drill at Hampton 2oads before Congress AMI
the public officials. With the exception OF the vessels
At Havana and Pensacola, tho fcet arrived here this
evening. Tho officers annoyed at tho prOlonSa-
ton. II Is expected that In tho interval OF
coallng the monitors, will exercise at o target and
maneuvcr The bill to abolish the grades Of commodore
and eutenan t-commander. and to raise the retiring
age to 65 has been unfavoraby received In the ee
II interferes with tho promotion OF officers below those
grades. ReportS from Havana say the Spaniards are
concentrating i,clads and other ships in Cuban
waters
NAVAL ORDERS.
WASHINGTON, March 2.-Capt. Francis A.
Roe detached from the Boston Navy.Yard and
ordered TO the command or the Lancaster Key West re-
eving Nicholson who Ia ordered to await orders at
Key West; Leutenaut Commander Charles Z. Clark has
been detailed Mahopac and ordered to tho Asst
attic Squadron; Lieutenant Commanders John W. Phelps
and Thomas Nelson. having reported their return homo
from tho Asatc Squadron have been placed on waiting
orders; Lieut. c. M. Anthony has been detached from
"a. nl,I. nfpr
Josiah r. Carter has been detached from the Wabash
aud placed waiting orders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03
,o1rTrcAL REORGANIZATION.

The Democratic electors of tho XXlst AS
semby District wbo as regards membership. arc indie
pepdent OF both tho Tsnmany and the Apollo Han
organizations are thoroughly dlsgusted with tho man
uer IA which elections have boon heretofore conducted
IN their dlst.iot Thov hAss draSn IA The form OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03

The celebrated Indian box trick has been
discov eredsby California "hooser" who. ut repre-
sentaon Of this performance. chosen one OF the
inspectors and who ited with his feo tho out
side Of the box. While kicking about the box no DIS
tnrbed piece OF wood forming the end Of IT, aud behold
the solid ploce OF wood at the end wh the appearuce Oh
being securely nailed and screwed was fraud as 10
size and curing 81 lifting This board IL COMES out o
socket In wDIoh IL nts snusy. aud IN when ~ Is ueiu
by spring aud sniugs ike gallo. uD 10 mo insiuo VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03
THE STAIR or IRADK
noJRsTIC MARKRTs

for No. spnrs; % 70 ior A~bsI Winter 81 - ior gse We
80 rs Double wheat quet. White CaplfA VI 80
osl 3d. No Msausse Cnh, 81 90 Cora gaze, At !sa bar
ley du Of loOO bush t1ada at ~ % Corr ne 81 ~ 20
81 Unholted, mlfeel uncnanged shots
S2S shpsafs VA; Mdohsg $40 per Railroad frerhts
Flour Boston, 60e Ssvrork Doe 70 As~ay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03

Very Well Put. Why do defer AN tomes
row What should todsy Why do We nessc, cough ~
throws sud brings 70 the U.e
HAZE Balsx avs cure taken u ,eiaS u hn ns,s esss
~ s.se IA conquered certain to be- even II 10 sso-h 70
ore dolep bottles There v no better medicine Tor
Srter, Jons r. hssn 'uasA' w. t''v'~
,ar, Nos and y College place, ne~loH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03

the box To DO the trick IL Is only necessary 20 get
person 70 push aside the ropos. crawl IN repscs ths
ropes. aud push tho wood back into place again
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03
r,,p ROCHESTER, INSPECTORS RELEASED.

THE ROCHESTER, INSPECTORS RELEASED.
ROCHESTER,, March 2.-The Eighth Ward In
.neeors were baed out OF jail this afternoon by Sheriff
CamnbelI The two who are Republicans n0ipi-
mated nv their party election to tho Same offices,
and will no doubt be elected tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03
MdRRfEU.

Saturday Psb 90. he ctores
o 0oyeAsnt W. Wallace Aterbo Edward lie fose bsn
house daughter VI Francs ArtsrJ 10th MAJ
chester, England
wHITB-EBwaAN-On 2S.h ait By the Rev wssssten os<
d. D. Mr. r. White " Cfltbs isazhtsf 81 Taomo Hs~
man. esq sll Of BrooklJu-
Maine pc pers please copJ.
Al Notices Of Marriages mast Be Mdorsed vG IsA
n1me aad address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03
Established. 1882.
J. al. CoDDIS8ros.
APOrB &C laiss,
bavo removed TO
1882 Broadway. Siurtcvsnt Hcase

Wilma and spirit Traders society OF the Unttes
st,ts.-Tne ,usaal meeting OF Society viii b held a.
20 Broads, TOP door.
o. TuussoAr, March ), G2pn - a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03

Coughs aud Colds. Speedy and Certain Care
sGsxlys 1oIU LiVslvOgr BrPscTonAsr obh hssksA
lent.Def lOttis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03

A telegram from London says the Peabody
trustees report that their expenditures for tue year 1873
amounted to sl95 COO.
A conference of leading wOrkingmen, repre-
sentng 900 OF their class the West OF England was
beld a, Bristol last pJgbt resolution was adopted
favorng the settlement by Arbitration OF al in'or-
national disputes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03

The New Elastic Truss 1888 Broadvayl Iisl, s ssss
n n, .yer.pes whole heavens al saiisa Vac m~~spss
xua ausst.o4l bss.anithS with rs roAns sauh1ef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03

IN, duchess of Geneva" the fainotr, : 900
q. = led 81 tbe '1n' u ss"no' Vs"'e" a. S'' ''A "
UIcs "a ffisr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03

"PI ye aye dollars 20 soush that esanT ercnmeh p,oes
.ter hsTDs iasH Al d. CoLross IN no cooper 1sN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03
NAVAL ORDERS.
LATEST FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Tuesday March Sc q. m.
The special correspondent of The Daily Neos in
India tclegraphs that tho villagers of Eastern Tir-
boot are slowly starving to death. and tho future IN
other districts looks very ominOus.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-21
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened at at ll2dll2s, against ll2l6 at New
York, and after quite limited business closed at
i'm IN that market. The scarcity Of cash gold
continued and the sales were confined to S21 600
embracing 5000 and $1,000 at liz; and $4,000,
$4,000 and s 10 900 at ll2a.
No sales of silver were reported. The market is
still quoted at l010l08 for American half dollars
and l100lll for Mexican dollars.
Under the influence of The improvement in New
York sight sterling bills ruled lie u cent higher
The demand was fair, while the offerings
moderate and the sales were confined TO ELS, 800
embracing $1,000 and $500 bill of lad,ng at
SIS Az 445OO do and AL clear at SIS As, f25OO
bank at the counter at SIS 4ah, and $1,000 do sight
at SIS 81.
The market was bare of francs but in the face of
good demand, quotations we re slightly advanced.
as As for bill of lading and AL clear and 5 AZ
o. for bank; and francs at 4.621a IA 81 for pri-
vate and nominal for bank.
The offerings of domestic exchange continued
limited and with a fair demand. Bank checks on
New York ruled u y cent higher, and commercial
l-l6ds i. The sales of New York sight covered
S25 600 embracing S25, 600 and $300 900 CONNER
cal, S20e00 and $4,000 private bankers and
$4,000 bank at i T. cent premium, and s 10000
bank at ll.32. We also noticed safes of s 10 900
commercial on Providence, and Sl0, 600 do on BOs-
ton at . " cent premium.
The banks continued to check on New York at p
~ cent premium and commercial sight was quoted
at ! as l6 against yesterday for the former and
, Is for the latter
In stocks we noticed a sale of 5 shares Factors
and Traders Insurance Company at 6 80 So and so
st. Charles Street Railroad Company and 10 Or
The sales of bonds included $4,000 and s 5000
city gold bearing seven per cents at SIX $4,000
and 10 900 do at So $1,000 do at 53a and 1000 do
at 53k, the market closing at about 5la4 asa
There is app aIently Dut little movement IN city
scrip, and no sales were reported in any class
which TO base quotations.
yesterdays quotations of 4ld45 for large &C a47 for
medium, and 50053for small.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-21

The market opened under the depressing in
huence OF n decline of led at Liverpool and sales
of only 10 600 bales and a falling off at New York
of sc on spots and fraction in futures. The
limited, and at easier prices, after which The de-
mand was rather better, aud the sales
summed up the amount neted above. With
regard to prices there was scme diversity
of opinion, but the weight of the evil
dence seemed to favor amended quotations.
&c under what had been offered and refused yes
terday, ard in others the apparent decline was
July sc. style between low ordinary and Ordi-
nary sold at l2stc ordinary low as be tregarded
as exceptionally; strict good ordinary, benders,
high as 10 i and l6lsc low mdding, high STYLE at
lie; low middling to strict low middling at the
same, and strict middling at Is, 1S4 and l8sc.
With one exception We heard of no sales of low
middling at lIc 1t requiring higher style to
mand that price, but at the same time we heard of
none under lie, and the inside figures of l6a must
consequently be garded as nominal. We noticed
ed 18Ac, and in one case lSlac, but it was also
reported as low rs lSc.
The amount shipboard not cleared going on
board and engaged for shipment was down at
The opening this morning at A. 600 bales, EN-.
bracing 26 900 bales for LIVERPOOL Is 600 for Havre
1000 for the North. which, when deducted from
the stock on hand by our running statement
Yesterday evening leaves Sc 400 bales to repre- sent
the quantity at the landing and in presses
sold awaiting orders
The Exchange reports: Sales $3.50 bales, includ-
ing $50 after 3 P. III. yesterday Demand mod
TO-day's exports were to New York.
Receipts proper since last evening 1873 bales,
agAinst69l on last Wednesday. and 14S0 last year,
making an aggregate since Friday evening Of FOOT
bales, against S3l ) last week and tbs last year
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-21
By George Pearson.

FINE SHOW WINDOWS SHELVING AND COIN
DERS OF STORE NO. 65l MAGAZINE STREET.
AT AUCTION
RY GEORGE PEARSON, AUCTIoNEER-
~ ONCE and salesrUOm No. SO Camp str eet-Will
be sold on FRIDAY, May %, 1874 at 1880 A. M
street, pioneer Row." between jackson and Philip
streets. 1912
No limit, on account of departure
Terms-Cash. mv20 ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-21
MANHOOD.

TWO HUNDREDTH EDITION.
Revised and corrected by the author E. de F.
Curtis, NJ. D.. F. &. C. s.. etc.
Price fifty cents by mail. Apply at GEORGE
ELLIS Book Store. opposite the Postofice or to
the author, at No. Rampant street.
n. B.-Dr. Curtis would strongly impress upon
those who purpose consulting him the necessity Of
doing so at as early date as possible, so that lie
may be able to mark the progress of the case
during his stay here One personal interview is of
gre at Importance in enabling him to form correct
diagnosis of the patients case.
CONSULTATIONS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
apps linz
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-21
EDUCATIONAL.
GRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL
COLLEGE
OF THE
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
University Buildings, corner of Common
and BarOnne streets, New Orleans.
EDUCATIONAL,

All candidates for admission to this institution
will report to DR.. James Burns FIR examinst ion
every morning, except Sunday, from ten to
twelve O'clock. The examinations will be con
Quoted in the hall of the Academy of Sciences.
Under the provisions of the law. ito entltle pll.
pills to admission into said college, they shall be
residents in the State of the age of at least
branches of good English education, to enter upon
the studies prescribed" and the course Of in
struction in said college shall include leading
object the arts and sciences applica lie to the pro-
gress and improvement Of agriculture and the
mechanic arts, not neglecting the literary branch.
of education"
A class of Drawing and Designs is now being Or
ganized for a summer session; also, course OF
Agricultural and Practical Chemistry.
TUITION FREE.
All parish papers friendly to the enterprise
please copy.
By order of the Committee.
THOMAS NICHOLSON, NJ. D..
myl9 lw Chairman.