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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-09-02

Circulars, Handbil!s,
Notes, Checks, Programmes,
and in fact job Printing of every descrip-
ton furnished, promptly and neatly, at
very Low Prices.
J. II. kEYES, Prop.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-09-02

MICHIGAN FRUIT. The shipment
Of peaches from the fruit region in the
vicinity Of Grand Haven, Mich.
has now commenced in earnest, i'm
mense quantities being sent away
every day. From dispatch we learn
that the crop is an unusually large one
and though the fruit is generally of
fine size, with all the prime requisites
of the best quality, still the recent
heavy drought has ma +erially interfered
with the fullest development of the
fruit which was expected. The ship
ment of grapes in small quantities has
also commenced and is increasing daily
as the fruit ripens. Grape cultivation
has never been SO extensive as during
the present season, in that vicinity.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-09-02
DESTRUCTIVE FIRES IN ENGLAND

DESTRUCTIVE FIRES IN ENGLAND.
"A fire broke out about midnight of
the 9th, on the docks 10 Southampton
and ragged violently for several hours.
All the shipping in dan er Of destruc-
ton was removed to place of safety,
and the flames were confined to the
workshops of the Royal Mail Steam
ship line, which were DESTROYED.
Many workmen are deprived of situa-
tons by the fire. A large number al
80 lost their tools.
BY the burning Of Merley's stocking
factory at Nottingham, 500 persons are
thrown out of employment. Loss,
100000.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-09-02

A delegation of Southern gentlemen
accompanied by Senator Patterson, of
South Carolina, are at the National
Capital on an GRAND to the President
their business being to solicit the as
suranee of national protection against
any uprising Of the races in the South
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-09-02
Rooms and Board

M RS. Ernst Off has returned from Jeffer-
NIson and occupies her former home on
Fourth Street, in the First Ward
She has now faciltiesx.for the accomn oaa-
ton of few day or transient boarders
Should there be those who wish to secure
pleasant quarters they will find this good
opportunity. 44w4
WATERFOWL, September lst 1874.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-09-02

Bishop Potter of tie Protestant
Episcopal Church, "puts his foot down.
upon the proposition for a Church
Congress, preliminary to the session
Of the general convention in New
York next.October.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-09-02

NEW ADMINISTRATORS ORGAN IN
New YoRK.-WAsHINGToN, D. G..
Aug. 30.-The establishment of a new
Administration organ in New York
City is now..conceded to be fixed fact.
The presses are building, and part of
the Herald Building on Nassau street
has been already secured for an Office.
The new paper will be known as the
Republic. and will be the size and style
of the Herald. The stock is put at
100000, which will be all taken at
once. Plenty of money is ready in the
hands Of the projectors Of the enter
prise. The first number will be issued
either on the 18th or 21st of September
prox, with G. G. Noryell, late financial
editor Of the Times, as principal Edi-
ter and Mr.. Westleigh, the original
protector of the Times, as business
manager. The new journal declines
to 60 into the Associated Press, whiah
it could only do by purchasing TIE E1-
press for s225,000. The projectors
think they can invest the money
better in building up news-gathering
of their own outside of the Press
Association.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-09-02
Notiice.

"AVING BEEN APPOINTED Special
Ill Treasury Agent in the State of Wis
consn, am authorized and ready 10 re-
ceive applications and dues for State Licen-
ses for Hawkers, Peddlers, Public Show
men, &C., &C.
Office at my Dwelling, Schmutsler S
Block, 9Th ward.
1T CHARLES BHCKMAN.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-09-02
Notice..

SEALED proposals for plans and specif c.
~ atoms for the completion of all Of the
wood work OF a bridge across Rock River
between Cady and Dodge streets in the city
of Watertown, will be received at the City
Clerks office on or before the Sd day of
September, 1874. Length will be l6S feet.
width will be 26 feet, with sidewalk on one
side.
N. B -further information will be given
by application to any member of the Com
mttee on Streets and Bridges.
Attest THOS. MOORE,
Clerk pro tcm
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-09-02
ANOTHER CoLoRED CoNGREssMA

ANOTHER CoLoRED CONGRESSMAN.
John A. Heyman, the newl y-electe d
eolored Congressman from North Caro-
lima and the only member returned by
the Republicans in that State, is 81
years Of age. He was slave before
the war, and was sold at auction seven
times before he became of age.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-09-02
ONE THOUSAND YEARS OLD.

That small but interesting country,
Iceland, has been creating quite stir
In the world for few months past.
The occasion for it all was in the pre-
parations making by that isolated
people to celebrate the one thousaudth
anniversary of the birth of the country
This was duly and appropriately done
On the two first days Of . August, and
considering the extreme isolation of
Iceland the event called together quite
number of dlgnitaries. On this most
notable occasion in the history of the
Icelanders King Christian of Denmark,
to whom Iceland is tribute, was!present
and participated in the ceremonies.
Bayard Taylor of the New York T,i:-
5aae and Capt. /. |. Hayes, the Attic
explorer were also present to report the
celebration and describe that strange
country in the frozen north. The
Kins formal y promulgated new con-
stitutioe for Iceland to signify its
millennium. This new organic law does
not sever their connection with Den
mark but it virtually establishes their
independence by giving them the
privilege to assess, collect and expend
their own taxes, and gives them COM
plete control over their own affairs.
Under these circumstances it is not to
be wondered that the Icelanders took
a lively interest in their anniversary,
giving them as it did fuller liberty and
increased rights and privileges.
Coon IDEA.-The Secretary of the
Marine in France has issued an order
that henceforth packet-ships shall be
commanded by naval officers. IF this
decree shall result in placing brave
and capable men in charge of French
passenger steamers, where too often
heretofore have been heartless towards
the travelling world will, with one &C
cord, commend the change.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-29
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NswIonx Aug , sssS 81 81 ssr. or 1853
1915 Tor the las. dsys ,. ssas n s the
spending tine last week No STsa er ps Of toays offerings
wholesale market was xe ny, ssntd At any pdcs
a., buhe. aid there demand from eSaniry G ~,
steer gs ,s sSs changed hands and the u
ys', 1ss , ~ S is 'isG Sdrs V
S. cen at but green Ohio % sssou 'O Of
M eyes Sc that Of the lot sere blind s 10 one e,
o. BON "a, and drink as well any other cattle the oeps II
proper mention this 's S, ana 70 eart
o..bs rs probable effect the beef as human food
Al JerseJ civ Lehman Brothers had ii cars AoId9k ess
p psdsmsn cans Meyers Co. BradOurn eaH and
coseS Mcsrcn sold for Murdosk 81 illinois steers =, srt
.v.ss ls9c for DsdeSnaR AZ oS ~ ' ksn,:
: :s o. Never Co. % S.d re- s y
cattle ss.hs SsI at &c dt NJ to '''' % d. anu Lao %
ssmue sold Bradbury; 81 Ohio steers: strong e evt 81
yr:sis .,sers eS al ioc y n Sc n and 3ivev
srsen co. CIV ON ' , own account SO green Ohio steers 40
hive weight sverige l0 h. 70 dress 90 d. with u heaa
Goldsmith sold for Lehman BrOs AZ Kentucky steers 7SS e"t
4 O., had i Jones ' ss 4 i n1
>.' S e es sd M oAs tt sSd prime ssa
Is sS sS m az EiJ3' 'fsSa d5ss; So
%r sod % + O. kt g s9... & 9iiTs o
i nv to4 oasfy So i ~ e dgfs. g I,
iS5 T :. q s. e o S@h RoSsz limos e.st
tTs;s 81 is 80 dor Or Dow T is Ohio IS .ses 49,
1913 average, at l24e Y ID 70 areSs 'I ID A0' % - ~
Ter.rs. aDa cars OF natives mol o1 IT, q ,oe ,- Al
FCALyEskeceP to-day NoIe AuV neAo % tSt vas am ana
,esnst 800 ioI me same hs ss A. N tr butemik
unchanged AZ ur,ns Flott
ralyes, and 50 5OdSlO heaa loI s.Sss ~ NV d. I6i M a,
mked calves 1913 10 average az ~, a. ~ II 20 AZ
l0c IS butefnilk calves 10y 70 ~ 10, =" 7~o~ a" wv
$2 head and 70 grasSer o. 20 oO on ...s q. Po,,v
sHEEP LANB-Iodal reelp's SeIe ~ fitv TIE
sghhsL, IA ears AZ ro esI as 49, $500 wss dnu and
equal 70 the supply ana ahe III a..
weakeT Sheep ranged IRON &C. 70 o ~ tb hest State
sold ca ~, am ,ames iVN ~ W ~ S0' VI ~
and Canada golag 70 S4ec .a ,.hs .,S had soN ear
Jaid am ha T~ % seP "a ear Of eood Western
Of Choice Oshala aOs ~ e, ID, ~ for IA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-29
The STATE OF TRADE.

LospoS Aug o. p m-Unied States bondsNew Elves
1854 Bue Railway shares. 29s4 . -
LlygRrpaI Aug 2Sl2;3O m-Cotton steady; Mddng Up
isls Siai: Orleans S440Ssl 2OOO bales, IN
,a 1000 for export The Of the week have
been 5000 taken for export and 1000
speculation TIE stock $4,000 bales Of which $4,000 are
American. Of the have been 2lOOO bales IN
elaarg Actual 5000 nales The stock
asosi including 40 600 American Sales OF shipments
Good Ordinary Wheat for the last three days
have SO 900 quarters, iaeuaing $4,000 American
2S2 m-CottOn-Sales tue basis OF MD
below GOoa Ordinary. deliverable August
sd dull Wheat 10 l0lO4 Genital for average
California White 10 sal o Club do; $3.50 FOR Red West
EN- Spring for Red Winter Corn 81 per quarter
LoSpo 3 Ihe rat Of discount ~ the open market
months bills pa cent wheat per cent below the
Bank Of England rte. -.oo
bales were the basis MIddne UplaDds nothing
Lt Cool Ordinary deliverable September and October S DO,
nOg below Low Mddag deliverable October and November
81 SsL
IoSDoS Aug 29-Spriis Petroleum 10 IA l0i2t y gallon
Joxuoy p. mUuied fve-twenty bonds,
1884, lSG7s 1892 Erie Railway shares 3OG 3O do
PI.ierred. ~. .ooo no.
LiyEKPooL Aug. 2S-f3O RELATIONSHIPS on The bass OF
Nddng Onea nothing below Good ordinary deSeaOv september
abdO October SsL
LoxpoS Aus D. n-Pars dispatches quote Rentes at GS
ffancs 81 z centne&
LiyERPnoL Aug. 29-5 D. m-Co,,oa-Saes the basis OF
Mdcn Uqsnds NOAngibeow Good Ordinary deliverable october
ard SlsL Fabrics Manchester al but
net ouoby 81 = Bscon, SAG Y cwt for Long
Gear Middle. aud SO q for shert Gear slid1lcs
LONDON Aug 2oEyeuns-Ca!eatia Lnseed OIL Linseed OIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-29
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

A1BAvr Aug On, movement in Wheat Rye steady 81 9oc
@s.tern Mrei 5000 aud 1000 aaOAi s2 Market for
nAts sSk ana i0SeI LIZ % s So WHIT siate At BE and
OFT Mixed state al 52e.
y1I Asf dcD aS uGsSnt WieaI sinner 10 Red
Western. 81 20qsl 70 No do VI 10; Red Do Siqsl 10
low Southern Slds2c Mixed Weasra zee Oats trm southern
isyfrn at sioGs22 Pro7sons quiet Pork
M ga bSk Mess EN- S5SseE ~ Oa5 MO ses nDe
H.ms, l6Ql74 Lar Zoe Western butte dal but ii at 70
sll, sI SS, . sale. ii Of T. closing at ii o.
BUFFALO es Lake and nail ~pcrs for the LIST "a hours.
% 500 bush. Canal snip asnswbeat l42lOO bush Corn
ssS OATS sS dull wheat Corn
@ S s l'sI 3d. Baker, 81 757 90 S%se s. 70
% II 5as TO- Red Winter s iSa active
IS S0, d u Se os dill small sales i8e Rye
zoe Barley NAH sai Canada 81 oOG$l 90 Western 81 o5~
81 u.s. Oher articles unchanged
CHICAGO Aus 2s-Four quiet and weak Wheat buoyan sc
s a' pos Or Hsui sep,Ssi NO Do 9so5
Ed sac Corn good demand s9d s5ner ., 67ae7 for 10
iete; Rejected G6's967e oa can unsettled sse lOxsr No
Ea Rye 5ss rs go s ~ :is. rp1 sa s
81 81 % Il IA, peal. Il s but G@ H i5c Bah Meat.
s e1s s9sS'ssc wb % O. ss Of Ss Board ass'
" Afternoon West closed 99 September S95S o'r Augs
600 bush is bush Com $1,000 bush o.t. 1000
90 sS %sss sSoSo bush CORN 5000 bush oss $500
cxcsx.T Aug 27Pour duh Wheat Gull and nomina Red 90
6$lO3 White sf1o0$l5 Corn firm and 69G7le Oats
call 43a4se Rye trm at S3dS5e Barley dull and unchanged
Butter t choice Western Reserve 81 9sd3Oe Central
Ohio Common lSG2O PORK quiet and unchanged At s23
Shoulders; l2 for Clear Rib Sides 1886 for Clear Sides
Bacon steady shoulders. 9s4e.; Clear Rib Sides 1885 Clear
tdes, 1899. whisky 97c.
CIEvELASp Aug 2swheat gsiet and unchanged; No Bed
Sxed 74dIoe IRON store the the track Tie Oats quiet
quiet STANDARD White i4 ea' O i,e9s TEA &c
81 Wheat sssd K1Is 81 i6 i%a iSa5s Z 1881 So
Auber Mciysn 81 092 Corn steady Oats good
maud AT "a Ace Receipts 900 bb Pour AZ 600 busb Wbest
$500 shipments 1000 bush Whes, 900
IoUsyLLE Aug 25-FIou A0d Wheat unchanged Corn IN.
du Porf quiet and unchanged s2s so
fnn shOaders eT Clear Rib Sides l3s Clear Sides
HamssGgaeaed 14s9l5ei PLAIN l4e Bulk Meats frm sheu
eens s Clear Rib Sses l2ti Clear siaes lSAc Lard ieS
nIsiSxSE Aug 9s.-YOat qsAs unchanged Wheat srn
fsmber ~ aud lower 46S4e for No Corn
saei and lower SIC Rye xesk and lover at 6Z for No Bar
L ssady at Gle fer No Spring September 70
Buffalo Ss; TO ossego keopts-4tVo bbs Ksur 300
Aug 2sklcSr Sus .nt unchanged Corr aoist $50
tnn l76l6< stssdy sboudsn 10ise Sdes l40l4
Osvseo AUG 28piou sesdy sales 100 bbs Whestp hebs
ssnssa ,,ss I've cam cs y. sy'Sl.e c.t g % 40 s.s:
81 30 t.o s.n Ne. sss.. whi,s Ssss.a i o. S. Con- ans
Use CerD As.l-ess for Bod and s32 for ubbotd ton
niJsss ssshssgss Shorts eises1s; shpAsA s2ose2i ma
eszs ez6df2e ton Canal rreShtsv6es 6ste Corn. De To-
.ss go e s. e sss. s 20 '" J:
Aipnsst-2s 600 besh whsss be9 000 fssa Of Number
y,dora oeSny Choke. s2ssse w,.ssn Choice zssS7e; Do
Sv y 3AAA zse24si Csnnss. Sos2le Cssss oass ss ha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-29

.,. ..v.s. 40 900 and TX Pieces Ohc DOC 200 ~
- .so,e 90 sTie 80 600 n Texas. private terms o TS
10 600 N Pieces $780, oVV 10 lug
10 900 Colorado on private 50 600 spnpg Cantor
90 99asiS; 10000 Uusahe private terms y0vV s IN
iofCO N Secured California S2c Isl: ZoOVo 10 sprlnx
CScn. on private 10000 and Xxx a rsee, , "a wool
a. 100 n Piesces 52o; 5000 10 Pine DO. b2ac m
snps Chp CsIOrna 23dS2c 10000 MouteydsS ~
s.s. arms. 600 n Georgia private ermsi bOOo 10 0a
MA Pned on private $4,000 ASstsn on p' feees or
n oOO N Georgia private terms 5000 10 NewJersy
ravsts terms; 10 900 Pine Western Feeees on pvsts 40
WINS Ky os,et aud unchanged; of 200 bbl a. - V'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-29
COTTON MARKETS.

wnxIsaroy Aug 2s-COon unchanged Mddng lta net re-
So Bales exports export bales. sale. none ,.,.iD
dull Low s sd . is 50 ba 1es
4S9 bales. xsesy receipts li41 baesi exports e0a'ws
Sas sis Aas SsCot,Ou uuet Mdng lo net re.
cepis % gross 81 bAes weekly net receipts LOO o"s
cscss.1r 2scocn steady Mddar le receipts a4
bales: shipments 666 bales; spnners, 200 bales
nS. hgst: Low MGdns 5iaSi54c receipts o2 bales ship
ments 1913 stock 1881 bslesi weekly receipts S57 bales
s1Lrr.oRr aug 2a-coOn que @dns, 1S'ss; net TT. re-
A. eas ss.'; e s: export EST Ss yc
eepts 293 bales gross, bae exports eO"iss. bse'
'' ss1 1DGo e' Aug 25tcp DALI o.
ssU 8, S sG ia t .e. 1sss Ssf 7 '
ST. LOUIS Aug 28COttOn quiet and nOmn,y unchanged MIC.
ses essp ii ss shipments SSS 81
aas Is @ Gas' S5s
800 bales IA; s7s R ESQ sS e'I ss5 s :G.
exports to Great Britain s66 bas eOa'tw 1000 bale'' sales
Aug 10 M S 1S't Sc, si sas:;
200 Se 81, 100 eSs' 5.s se s 90 s es exports
wise 2O2 bales % gS2 S Sas; ,Ds unchanged Mug lec
Low Mddng Goo oDs h % ba net ' ,S 7s aei bales
weekly net receipts ia baesI exports 444 bales sales
SG So s4ss Aue 2scOton quiet and unchangd Mds
net receipts baes gross $50 bales sales 100 bales stock
bales; weekly IL bales gross 2S5S bales saes ooo
scarce s s9d h.s demand aS
none 90 bales spinner' lo7 baes s'oek 1874 w 0As'
cH,RErsTos Aug 2scOtcn queti Mddlinc' ILL., Low
MiddDgs 15c receipts JOG bales; exports eoas"se
baes sales stock, 36SS bales weekly net reep"
469 bales; exports coastwe JOG bales; sales $40 bales
s. Sa. % a AqT s Sss ss' isssp
MACON. Aug 28-Coon quiet with little aoingj Low sld
ding Ia Lei 40 balesi shipments % paies s0A Ao'
| 1913 bales; 1878, 1910 bales. .,.,,.-- ,,,...
AperrA Aug 2S-Coou dull and nominal; MddhnE I0he re
cents "a bales; sses stock lo74 6OG4 baei 1873
$50 b weekly receipts 1856 bales; shipments 2o6 bales saes
| 3j6 bales; spinners, 1913 bales ...r -, 49,
NASHVILLE Aug 2S.Cotton steady Low adGhne loe re
cep % bales shipments 25 baes STOCK 1874 5aoo oae' io'
$3.50 bales.
MoyrGonERY Aug 2s Cotton quiet; Low MIDI l4%e
receipts 80 bales shipments "a bse stock, 1874 900 oaes
| 1873, l,439 bales. -...- IN IT,.
SELMA Aug Observation-Disclosures 40 bales; shipments ~ bales
| stock, 1874, 5Oi bales 1873 2i5 bales
2S-Co:tonNe. receipts none stock none
| CRY PoIST. Aug. S-CotiOn-Net receipts. "a bales
IouIsyiLLg Aug quiet; Middnng lo'sc
PRoypEgcR Aug. 2S.-Cotton-Ne receipts IL baesi SAFES
| 800 bales stock. 10, 900 bsles. ,.,. o.
NDANoLA Aug observation-disclosures, 90 bales shipments o.
| bales.
! STATEMENT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-29
WOOL MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA aug 2swool firm; stock scarce; Ohio Penn
syvania ard Virginia double extra and aocye 5229,5G
E., b2a53lo, Medium 52U5ic Coarse 45G4lci kew lOfk
Michigan and Western Fine 4Gg5Oc Medium S0GSSe
4Oai2 Canada Combng G0063c; Fine. unwashe1 ~ d32e
Coarse aud Medium. unwahed 36q3Sci TqbTashei 4oa9li
Colorado unwashet "a Itra
and Merno Paed 40a45c No and sqnf9e PaId 4oG l2ei
Lambs Sd4 Texas Fine Medium 25G3Oe IeNas Coarse,
2Oa25o; California Fine and Medium, 2JG3je California coarse
25d30c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-29
Goparinersnlp Notlres.

rCHE FIRM heretofore existing between the
undersigned has THIS DAY been dissolved By muas consent
narueIs and the business Of the late hmDae New
YORK August 20 1874. Wellington W. Budct Moses Robinson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-29
european advertisements.

SAMUEL BROTHERS supply the very hne''
geatemanly style sound and exquisite workmanship and pe
a. The vast Stock he largest In London divided into classes each
piece garment the class to which toeone
and price plain figures This equitable system bias been hehy
gannr that confidence necessary between buyer Anu
Seller Patterns Dude Sl Measurement sent Fro.
AH erey bpt IN Stock for immediate W"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-29
Alarble ano Hlate Hlantels.

A KLABER, 1874 East Eighteenth-st., near
~ Thtlave s selling and manufacturing all kinds OF MAhoLt
And ARBLEZED MANTELS other Marble Work at greatly re-
duced prices. Marble Turning for the trade
An extensive stock of MANTELS (Slate and
~ Msrbelaoye and unique designs, reduced prices Wash
s and size Work of every description. PRSRiHN SLATE COM
PAEY UniousquAre. Fourthsye aud seventeenth-s N l.
CTEWART's Slate Mantels, Marble and Wood
Rich designs ct the loSest prices, NV and
WesiTwe niT hrts.. between Seventh ami Eghth'aveS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-29
RESIDENTS IN AMERICA

Can supplied with London Clothing perfect In style and d. BY follow
ing Rules New Fashion
Book which, with samples Of Materials IL forwarded post free Re
need necessarily accompany the order arrangements
been made thft the Forwarding ComDsne Agent shall the
odevery collect the invoice together with forwarding
This mode Of collection and delivery has
found conducting extensive American trade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-29

In English Scotch. Irish, and foreign manu-
featured Tweeds, Doeskins, Ilomesluns,
Worsed Disgonsls. Superfne Cloths.
SilkniIed Coatings, and every known
Texture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-29

Double Breasted. Is. extra.
| Fancy Thibets, Tweeds,
| Quiltinzs, Linen Drills,
Superfnc Cashmere, Corded
and Figured silks. and the
latest novelties for
WAizrCoArA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-29
SAMUEL BROTHERS 80 Ludgate Hill LONDON,

TR SYSTEM introduced by SAMUEL BROTHERS hvorsb,
tested tTmRrY YEARS. admits possible tsappon
ment By It STOCK divided into Nxs CLASSES respes
lively marked and graduated quality and pre. Every gar
meut and every piece plainly and
TO which II belongs
The Stock Cothag material Is the largest and varied
London calculated to satisfy the most fssdous taste ard applicable 70
.,ltf saod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-29

feneuan5,
Elastics.
Tweeds, Mel
tons, Serges
for RIDING
HABITS.
The Opelousas courier., 1874-02-28
Lois Concernant les J0urnaux,

l. Les. souscripteurs qui ne desirent
pas continuer leur Announcement apres
que leur temps est expire, doivent en-
donner connaissance a l'editeur.
2. ST lie souscripteur ordonne de dis
continuer de lui envoyer le journal. il
doit r6gler lie compte arri6r6; car, au-
trement, l'editeur peut continuer lui
envoyer le Journal jusqu'a pepoque OH
il reglera le tout.
g. ST les souscripteurs negligent on
refusent de recevoir lie journal pour le
temps qu'ils Sc sont abonnes, lis sont
quand meme responsible pour le temps
quill leur etc adresse, moins qu'ils
aient paye ce qu'ils doivent.
4. ST le s0uscripteur change de place
sans en- donner connaissance q ledi-
, teur, ct que ses journaux soient en-
voyes a la premiere residence, lie SOUS
cripteur est oblige de payer.
5. Les cours ont decide que lie fait de
refuser de retirer un journal apres sly
6tre abonne est une preuye prima tacie
d'intention de fraude.
6. Toute personne qui recoit un jour
nal ou qui lie retire de la poste ct en-
fait usage, soft quill sly soft abonu6 ou
non, est, deyant la loi, reconnu CONNIE
ahonn6