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THE HlRkETS.
NEW roHK

R-cvcs, sissig.. Hog. dressed. - ,e. Cotton.
i6igo.; Fiosr, supcrane Western, si5oaaa0
white, extra, t5saG,so Wheat, No. , Chicago,
sii.ei.i6. No. 2 Milwaukee. si.IssiiG',; Rye,
aOsasc.; Corn, Western Mixed, esesg5c.; yellow
Western. g7c Oats, New Mixed Western, ssdG5o..
New white, do, sS5c;c rort, Mes Mos-, s2.es
SIS; Lard, Prime steam. iSi.ei Butter. Western.
23sllc.
ST. LOUIS
wheat. No. Red. sio7l ~ os'.. Corn, No. :
Mixed, b. Oats No 2. 81 ,s5ts.; rart. Mos,
$500; lard, neaBei si7.25; uoss, g. 'asAsoi
Cattle, NATIVES, sAoosGo
CHICAGO.
Rceve-, Texans. o. oostoo. tair 10 choice, o. Sos
$40 Hogs, live good 10 choice. SO 2Ss7io. Cenunos
To extra, ssooa5so, Flour. Minnc-otA. 50 oOs6i5
Wheat, No. spring, siOi Nc. 2, do, Soc No. =,
do, ~ .c; Corn, No 2 mixed, - ,asac.; Oats,
No ?. 5oc Rye, No. 2, sSss9S.; harley, No. ,
Spring, sLioeiii; fort, s2Los2aco Lard,
sa7s.
TOLEDO.
Wheat, sntrr Michigan. o. 90 .tiiG No. l Ts-i,
sii,i No =. do, si.os' Corn, high miIe-i ~
Oats No. ,, G'ssSse.
DETROIT
wheat, extra n,r. siiS; No. 1. .si.i5's Corn. 50
aisle; Oats, Sic.
cLErgLAsD.
Wheat. No. !. Rel siI?; Corn, tai,eI, Sic F;
Oats, No. siats. SIC. No do, Sc.
CINCINNATI
Flour, superhne. sasssa2o; Fancy, s. 5ise. Is ;
Wheat, New Rcd wi9ter, si0sasi.Os Nsw
white, siisaie %; Corn, sheiled, 81; Oats,
MIXED. AAa4sc; Rye. Nv, s>o.asiO. FAR
ley, New Pan, sisosf,o, Pork, n'e-s. Us ooa;poo
Lard, city Kettle, TO-. sis'se; summer sieA'. ,'e
INDIANAPOLIS
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GENERAL sSrELLseESCE.


VI, whose ages are 1903 and o6 rcspcc-
u'e'y'
1T Is said that the Mexican pearl fish
cries on the facihc coast are almost ex-
hausted.
TnH California vintage this season IL
estimated at 10000, 900 gallons, against
4,O00,OO0 last year.
ABorr onchslf Of the French wines
sold In this country are made, bottled,
and boxed in New York.
WRITERS Of indecent matter on postal
cards are subject to fine Of not less
than ti0o, nor more than $1,000, for
each ofene.
"Poxo" is the abrcyiation suggested
for postofiice money order. II is made
up Of the initials Of the four words rep
resented.
Tur new Ksble College Chanel, at OK.
ford. England, l. to cost $500 600. sll Of
which expense Is to I've horne nv one
man, Mr.. Gibbs
Form steamer. on Lake Winn,,,sseo.
gee were recently Sci,ed Inv the United
States Marshal for not briny propcrly
provided with liie-saving appliances.
Tur Illinois Souts.rn Ra;lro,J Ia.
been sold. without mower of rclemp,im
to the first mortgage bondbolJer.. II
brought sOo. 900. a nominal price.
oN,c, sc.l.. s,o;,oa Win ;ro, r,s, -
is the verdict of ProGsaor Winchell
State Cco,oc;s, of N;,,o.ot, ON tho
"go,dn fund in the R,ack UiIls
Ix Sicily n o,. want. ,o o, a ,,,,,,v
an, ~ a.. -. an A., ~. - 4. a,
Jran 40 IN ~. hand ~ - Ls;'.."l AL
point out the victim.
Tur s,r.;c, ro.;,,.n, ,onn,,,;o, If
por;. i nal M =. e,lIov.. 4 ooo .mo,;.
cans : ooo rnrl;shman A. ooo carn,ans
% ooo p.,r;ans anJ 10 ooo g..
H., :,
,..,i 80. '' ,'''. ~ VIM :" '1v'."'i"
r;c,,,ur,I ;nd,.,rr TLo ,aI..,;a ta',
wear has heon e.,;m.,cJ q, -ea a-s .ai.
Ions
r.. p.,, ,, -,
- en'S,..,,,.,nN. wv ~
.;x ar. .l;ve a, nrcscn, hi. wholc.alo
Wv os n.l;nn I;,,,. .,,ol. =, s,,nJ
linz !. 20 h. ;ny,.,;c.,od
IT,. y-,, r.
from Toledo down into Indiana !. lilely
IN n. abandoned The comn,ny wh;ci
has ho,d !, nndsr l.,s. e,r ,ho a., o;as,
vcars h,s To-, ara ooo he !,
w..,t. -, -
-
a. -, ,:..',,'.,. -
m - co., s - NV "''N"s
"
~ y 'eSs 'na, my years ago since VI,
now il has 81, 900 geographical miles of
them, equal TO a construction of two
miles day since the beginning.
Ir is stated that the construction Of
the outer cirdle of forts IN, tho Jcsc,.c
of Pari. will he commenced NEXT No
yember and that they will give .mnlov.
ment TO nearly two thous,nd workmen,
Turvr ho,.. ~ U,,o.o, .ova..,
with min. .hinr,s. ,h., wor. nm, or 49,
d,v ,b. h,,,Io or p,nla, nan ~. eannh,
I, 1. mo-, an o,l go, - ii -
vo,Id ;nJ,e !, L.d ~ .h;na,aJ -,
- N
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rAR1 AVID FTREssDE

- LA y N "a Nv.
CULTURE OF BERnrEs.-Allow only
three or four canes OF blsckbcrrice 10
grow In ciump, and pinch these of as
- my k." ne'e", W nv. y, M
,ees |"' :" 'ne 'a'e,ss Nv e'so'een
'nencs o.' ou' 'ne o'o ''u'u"g o"sc'
., m'PoeI,'e' "s s'on Us ney nase hn,
'.neu o'".'at, "'. "PP'y :" o'eSt ~
''"u"'e' "'A'"e " !" "o' 'e'"''" '"'
'ow - ~ A.. a
p -. ~ %, ~ A..
~" W - % ", ~ -
w" ~ P a. =. 49,
" w W. o". "a' u',Nans ~.
80 ~ 80 ~ ~,
r., "'o ~ ~ - ~" ~,
a -, ~" -. e.. ;n
~ VI r -, ..
~. n..s,h. ID ns Ill ON
,homr mi. /. carr.c, nil. ON , few
washers viii kcon "a doc. and evcu wild
.n;m.,s
r m.
,,p..- N, - -. an
,ha ~. - e. ,,.' ,...";,. 80 land.
, ~. ~. .'".. W. wv e's.,s - r.n,,
W. '" IN. ~, y o s...,,na ;n,o
49, ,, 'u :, IN, w., :" - 10 .an,i.d
81" &c., ,na 80 III, $50 nn arrnnJ
:. ~ -, al
~ e -" -. si.,s..,;an \, i
- 49,, 'p.. ,..,y,. !, =. A.. g., oron
, no" ~, ,ve '"s ~ "rr,! a.','. ..".I ara,
,n - . aa ~. =. a.. e., 60 i.
-. "s :, Ill J.. -, hi. o. A..
.n"s,,. ~ wv
o 49, v o
oA' ~ ~ 20, ~, ~. ". !" :.
,;n,.J 90 ,vhor 4, a s,.,o Of ,.rs,;ro.
,;on or with Tho .,omocb emp,y-ear in
sucb conditions won are liable to take
the ;,e.c,ion When the disease Is very
conng;ou. take tho side Of the pa,icn,
which i near the window. Do no, enter
,ho room, o,,lv 4, tho moro;ng hefnre 4,
has hcen oircd. and when Won come
ov,v ,ate come food CHANCE your clo,b.
inc ;mmod;,,elv and cxno.e tho latter
% ,he Dir Cor some DAYS To,,,cco smoke
!. a nrovon,;vs Of malaria
hoksLs' a!s an eA.hanse' 'n'' are
KEPT IN Tue s'ao'. uu''ne ,ne sun'n','
sAouia oe given 'a,iy M, 'ne 'u.u'y "
ro'i o' inc ea''n' no.n"s - ~, " .'s
gwen py ha'ore ~, 'ne ",,''' W u.
i'Seii o' 'erhi'h anu ,N'" eiss' anu
".u' W "s,e "',"'' I'm, ~ \,
oo)ec' 10 allowing no'~ 7" ,oi y" '''
bare earth because IL ge's aii' IN 'nc
hair' ana makes extra WORK 70 Keep 'nc
amman ~ o'"n' 'u' VI" u, W." IL, f".s
!" ns..! =; ~ ~, r., hn =; w.,
"o'se " ~, :" ."e W. II.
u mus WIN - Wv 49,, - ~.
MN W SIAM ." N.Y." -
''a' '"'' Vi ""'' ,o''
SOMEBODY ingehiousiy oaiouia'es 'i'a'
IN planting ana garneIiig '"sh'y ae''e
OF corn FARMER must 'fa'e' ~ ica''
nine hunured miles IN 'ne eorh-neiu
alone. nave, ne says ."en',
acre heid' ior'y oy elgh'y roos, 10 preaA
this up would 'ake ioo mics narrowing
IL ABOUT ~ hi''es iu'io"i"s ou', I"
miles; painting 10 mics, IL WIN
planter, ana IL uroppeo anu 'hen Gov
ered' W mics; anu ior each proving
OF TWO burrows III Tow W mnes' o''
hve pio"ihgs' nov mics mus you
viii see IL taxes ABOUT eign' OF nine
hundred miles Oh tra'ei 10 raise twenty
acres OF corn no. counting gong 70 anu
returning from the neid. besides 'nere
Is always some rePiah'ing' 'n'nn'"g'
roiiing' etc.
FRUIT IN TIN Cause.-The Boston
Journal Of Chemistry says: "The I'M
preston prevails among those who Use
freely fruit which is put up in tin cans
that they are injured thereby, and this
impression, in many instances, is cor
Ill hat al
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THE books in the library belonging TO
the British Museum occupy twelve
miles Of shelving.
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Henry Ward Becchcr writes that III,
Stcinway piano is n mHsical dngd. --,O
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kuaInt. kueeY e. kurlOuS

l. the valuable book give To all Full II facts,
figures aud nn - pages - picturrs. lns lose 40
stamps aud ads bLAcAir 60, 40 Broadway, ny d.
TplU The choicest In the world Importers
lbhD ptiCrs largest Company 10 Am.ftta staple
afticles-pleasss esery Lody-rrade continually IN
crcasing Agents wanted even wheIo-hast ilduoe-
ments don't waste time Ssnd tuI circular TO
nbBERT WILLS, a. Nssey ST., n \. P.O. box l2s7.
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Nov siihsr usl las iuats ahi falA the Ave aud
ansstlnn " rau they hos Instantly, Is AT 81
nsssss malt nsnta together With Marriage 0us,
hsran OfAls, ntana Hint. q iis Ac i,eoo coo suiA
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ss~s uaItas Esslsy ssse-S Ba.t ever
wi offered. Address. NJ, y, LOWELL. Ari~, Pa,
" Wv GEo. srt>soS Co. Portland. Maine.
go Each M~~L. Agents ~ant~l. Paul.u.
- /. hrs ffee. WORTH 90, 81 Louis, Mo.
SI con pr ds, IT home Tern. free Ad,lrc.s
" . you Gao. SttNsoN A Co., Portland, Mtiue.
IFyou want beautiful Teeth use DrSn~aua ref
l salsrSrD where. Man, by M k's-han Bro. Gin
VVANLkD Meu snd Women, Girl. Ard no,s. To
w sell or new Nisitns tnrls. uutht. -.
IhlfCu MALkER, bss ton, -.
ONO GsuE LAW sENT rWGt.
Aiir-s. SITES 60, Cinciuuati chic, =. -.
ruN ME-.
VlyANTtD AGENTS for the "LtfE AsbLN-
w fLoKArIuN~ % bE LIVINGSTON. ' COM
piets authenti,. \ ffrsh hsnk Price suited w. tho
times. Address H. o. ri >stLL Pub, ston.
4 CrhE within reach u the Poorest snn.rrt nom
n rheumatism. sore Throat. sim Inlnts Mural
Tia aud all Aeh.- aud Pains, 1. Trappers Indian on
solde,erJ wbsrr At a. PVT Hack. a. b"cht, art tn.
a DyEkrIskRsi Am. Newspaper tnion repre-
"A ssnts over I. - papsrz, divided Into suhil.
Visions. send Scent stamp for Map showing li.s
tion OF pap.rs. With conlbincl and separate lists
7. sANBOkN. M Monroe strest, Chicago, H.
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Organs viii he furnished on these plans, either
through agents, OF directly 10 almost any part
the country.
ILLUSTRATED CArALnGl ~ with full drsctip
tons Of the organs made by this Company, ana
circulars showing In detail the different plans Of
pay ment on which they are nov offered, seat srse
Address MASON A HAMLlN ORGAN 60, Boston
New Nort. ~ Chicaao.
AMI 80. a..
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proper for children. The coquette, not
finding him very complaisant, left him.
The night was very cold, and at Q
o'clock GILES Cullins arrived at the Ro-
man tomb. He had furnished himself
with small lantern, not being very cour-
ageous. lie went all around the tomb,
and carefully examined the bushes and
every place in which he thought any
one might be concealed, and then, not at
all treasured by the silence and solitude
which surrounded him, he extinguished
his light and developed himself from
head to foot in a long white sheet, which
he had brought concealed under his
coat, then extending himself at full
length in the tomb, soon became gloomy
and motionless as the object he person
ated. Very lugubrious were the thoughts
that passed through his mind while lying
there on his winding-sheet. A very long
quarter Of an hour had passed when he
was startled by the cry of screoch-cwl.
lie uncovered his eyes and looked
around, but could see nothing except
some vague reflections Of light in the
neighborhood Of the town. Soon, how
ever, he heard, through the silence of the
night, footsteps which were evidently
coming to him. He raised his head
rays of light caught his eye, and be saw,
not far Of, mysterious phantom, hsbited
in long robe Of cloth Of silver, which
was confined by a blue girdle. The head
of this apparition was crowned with stars
made ofgilt paper, while from its shout
ders floated two large pieces of muslin,
representing wings.
Poor GILES, who hy q not ioreseen such
an incident, eswera down under his
'nst si'iis'sssA Explain the mean
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For Infammatory and ChroniS

ter salt Rheum. Eloichss. Spots. rimp,cS
Pus,ules. Boils, Caihancles. Msr.worms.
Scald bead Sore Eyes, EryspclaS Itch,
Scurfs. Discoloraious Of tho SAin. Humop
and Diseases Of the skin of whatever name
or nature, are literally dug up aud carried
cut Of the system in short time ly tho u'c
uf 'legN Eittpra
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Grateful Thousands proclaim vls

according TO directions, and remain long
unvell, provided their bones are not dc
stroycd by mineral poison or othd
means, and vital organs wasted bcyos
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Pin, Tape, and other Worms,

improvement is soon pcrceptible.
Cleanse the Initiated Blood when
ever You find its impurities bursting through
tho skin in Pimples, Eruptions. or SORES ,
cleanse ii when you fnd IL DISTRACTED and
sluggish in the veins; cleanse It when il Is
foul your feelings will tell you when. Keep
he blood pure. and the health Of the 'ys,cm
will follow.
a.. n. MCDONALD q CO.,
druggists andGrn Acts.. Sin Francisco. Cllifnui,
and cor Of Washington ard Charlton St., n \. =
sold by all Druggisis aud DsaieTs.
vlvANTEp To ENuoN MrS EsfrIwulGg
w address J. q rlLroN, PtfTsurEa. "a.
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Rooms DEMOCRATIC PARISH COMMITTEE,
No,v fIrloop NO Cant 1k-1

Rooms DEMOCRATIC PARISH COMMITTEE,
New Orleans, Sept. g. 1874.
At at a meeting Of this committee, held this
evening, it was
Resolred, That this Committee again invite
and urge all Conservative voters to register heir
Names as early as practicable in the books of the
different Ward Clubs already organized, in order
that they may participate in the election to be
held on October Sd, for delegates to the Parish
Convention, which will assemble on October 5th.
As under previously promulgated resolutions
of this committee relative to registry for the
p iJuary elections, the number of Registrars and
Clerks are not limited; therefore the Presidents
OF the several Central Ward Clubs are hereby re-
que-ted, W on p oper application, to appoint, in
addition to the appointments already made
One Registrar Tor ZACH ward, to represent the
different organizations other than The Demo-
cratic party, mentioned in the platform adopted
at the Baton koug. Convention.
Resolved That the Presidents Of the several
Central Ward Clubs be and they are hereby re-
!uested to appoint such number of Commission
ers and Clerks as they may each deem proper
and necessary to conduct the election to be hel ID
on October Sd. Upon proper application the
Presidents are also requested to appoint one
Commissioner Of Election and one Clerk at each
polling place. 20 represent the different organiZa-
tlurs other = an t lie Democratic party, mentioned
in The plat m opted by the State Convention
recently Nod 1t oaion Rouge.
Z. MALOCHEE, rresidt.
WILL STEVEN, Vice Presidt.
e. L. BOWER Secretary. s1o lot
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CONTRIBUTIONS.

EDITOR New Orleans Bulletin:
Dear .Si,-On yesterday my cook handed
he the Enclosed five dollars, with the request
that 1t might ''be added to the contribution to
be taken up for the families CT any who had
fIl1en and left them destitute"
This poor woman, with sympathy born q
bitter experience, had touched, through SYM
pathy, finer chord than any we have yet
struck.
Whilst the blood of our martyred patriots
sfill moistens the soil they died to free, will
zen sound the note of help for those they
have left behind them. I know myself of
Two stricken households whose sole support
hAs suddenly been snatched away.
Might suggest, further, the name Of W.
q. Pike, the general almoner of the distressed,
- q tower of security to all who are disposed
to cid ibis holy cause. He would, doubtless.
receive and wisely distribute all contribu-
Npns sent him.
Your fellow. citizen,
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By Albert Paul.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF EVERY DE-
scription, Carpets, Crockery, Glass and other
Ware, Etc, Etc
DY ALBERT PAUL, Auctioneer Office and
ID salesroom No. 40 Royal street-Will sell every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday. at 10 O'Clock, A.
NJ, at the salesroom, 40 Royal, near Custom
house streets
general assortment Of new and second-han
Household Furniture. Carpets, Crockery, Glass
and other Ware, ETC., etc.
Loans secured on Furniture, etc. Storage at
no, ,ersts' nu'e 1rr
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AUCTION SALES.
-----,>7@-7~
BY G. f. Girardey.
FOR ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE.
ELEGANT FURNITURE.

Sold Rosewood Parlor Suit, Solid Rosewood
Etagere. Handsome Brussels Carpets, Dining
bureaus, Arm,irs, etc, and the choicest Cot
tage Furniture.
The contents OF upwards of thirty rooms COM
plete: Mattings. Ol.-cloths, Window Shades.
Elegant GLASS Ware, China, Dining Room
and Cooking Utensils, complete with Choicest
Yard Furniture.
Without reserve at auction,
Dye. f. GIRAkDEY, Auctioneer and Appraiser
ID Office No. 81 Camp street-On TUESDAY,
September 22,., 1874, at 1O5 O'Clock, at the mag
niticent reside nee, 1876 Camp street, on Camp
street between Julia and st. Joseph streets, Oh
acc unit 0; departure tram the CITY, will be sold
The entire contents of the above residence.
Terms-Cash IN United states notes.
The house will be open for iLsuection on Mon
day 21st from 10 A M until 8 P. NJ. SIT ID
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

!
Crescent City Rowing Club
SPECIAL MEETING,
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER ls, at y o'clock, p NJ,
Marigny Buildings.
Punctual attendance requested. Business of i'm
portance will be brought before the meeting.
sis F. DUDENHEFER, Secretary.
American Mutual Insurance association OF
New Orleans-N Orleans, Sept. 10, lea4-Delm
uuent Stockholders hereby notified to come for
ward and pay their third installment of per cent
on capital Stock without further delay otherwise
legal proceedings will be instituted
BY order OF tie President
PJ. SULLIVAN,
SIT 1T Secretary pro tenn
STATE of Louisiana. Auditors ONCE, New
Orleans Sept. Ii. le14-Having again assumed the
duties of my office. from which was unlawfully ex
PEELED two Years ago:
Notice is ,ebS given tn all tax slles an
nounced in any city parish of this state hereby
suspended until further orders.
Tax Collectors net holding commissions issued by
His Excrllencv j. I'm McEnery Governor of the State
of Louisiana, His Epcellcney Davidson b. Penn,
Lieutenant Go, ernor and Acting Governor OF said
State. hereby forbidden to continue the collection
of taxes JAS. GRAHAM
sl72t Auditor.
Notice to CONFERENCE.-THE American steam-
ship Wilmin ton. Cap. j. b. Baker, from Baltimore,
Consenees hereby notified to attend to the
receipt of their goods the levee, otherwise they
Wi be stored at their liSk and expense.
j. NJ. WITHERSPOON, Agent.
SIT M&E2t No. 90 Carondelet street
Variety Dramatic Club special meeting
WEDNESDAY EVENING, September 10th, at q
o'clock Harris Loan Office, co ner It Charles
and GRAY Ter streets. Business of importance
sic lrM&E GEO. w. 9TH Vice President.
special Notice to Passengers and shippers
The steamer K. f. LEE will leave on WEDNES-
DAY, 10th inst, at p. NJ.
81 ltE&M Steamer h. f Lee.
Citizens' Bank of LO,iisiana-At n Regular
meeting OF the Boa d held FRIDAY, 2eth inst. Mr.
JAMES J. TARLET0N unanimously elected
au3O I'm JOHN G. GAINES President
The Price Of Ten Dollars $40 per ton for
GOOD COTTON SEED. delivered the levee here.
and regulated on the Goth of November last will be
continued until further notice for the ensuing year
commencing LIST September, 1874.
UNION OIL COMPANY,
BIENVILLE Oh. WORKS COMPANY.
LOUISIANA ell COMPANY,
A. A. MAGINNIS' SONS. au2l I'm
il,ne Ui Ueparture.-ih Mail Train by tine treat
Jackson Railroad Route leaves the Depot at the foot
of Caiope street at O'Clock p. NJ, connecting with
all fast trains North, East and West Pullman Pal
ace Cars all traiuS. IVA
North Louisiana and Texas Raiircnd-
Through bills of a,ling given TO all stations This
road for freight shipped per steamers K. e. Lee
Katie and Natchez. J.JANNEY. Agent,
led III Common street.
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ROOMS DEMOCRATIC PARISH COMM rTEE,
New Orleans, sept. =, 1874.

To the business community Of the Parish OF Or
lesns:
The recently promulgated Registration Law
and the Kellogg usurpatIon, especially our natur-
allied citizens, TO unprecedented ana outrageous
difficulties ami annoyances III OBJ aiming the ne
cessary registration papers 10 enable TIT N 10 vote
At the ensuing election.
Therefore this committee respectfully urges
and earnestly requests that merchants, mauufac-
tuters, corporations and all others having voters
in their employ, allow them ample time and every
psssible opportunity, not only ~ register them
~ vs.s but also 70 enable them tO asslst others in
p. MAIOCHER, President,
WILL DTRxkM, Ylcs PreCden'.
LII 1uWz1, 9DcBueqy. slU ~
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By Nash l. lIOaigsOn.

By NaSn ~ I1OuSSOn.
ELEGANT FURNITURE.
Solid Rosewood Pan lOr Suit.
Elegant Oak Carved Dining suit.
Elegant Oak Carved Dining Armoir.
Elegant Oiled Walnut Victoria Sets.
Handsome Oak Hat Rack.
English Brussels Carpets
A New Howe Sewing Machine.
A Splendid square Piano.
Mattings, Oil-Cloths, Rugs.
Elegant Glassware and China.
Bedroom Furniture.
Hall Chairs, Lounges, Easy Chairs.
Cooking Stove and Utensils, Etc.
Elegant Pier Glasses.
Fancy Ornaments and Articles.
Without Reserve, at Auction.
DY NASH Il HODGSON-W. 1. HODGSON
ID Auctioneer-Otiice No. 5 Carondelet street.
On FRIDAY, September Is, 1874, at 10! A. NJ,
at the elevated cottage residence on prytania
street, between Sixth and Seventh streets, on ac-
count Of retiring from housekeeping, at public
auction. will be sold
The Entire Contents Of the above residence.
Terms-Cash in U ). T. Notes.
The house will be open for inspection Thursday,
September II, from 10 A. NJ. till p. M. sl3 I'd
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DASS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE, PASS CHRIS
/ tan, Miss. The next Session of this Instltu
The most ample accommodations are afforded tt
young men DESTROYS OF pursuing d thorough Clas
steal, Scientific or Commercial course Of studies
Special attention given to the French and Ger.
man languages.
For prospectus, giving terms, ETC., address
au23 2meod BRO. STEPHEN, President.
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Posi- I'VE SALE AT AUCTION,
OF the neat double one-story frame residence, Nc
466 White street

46b " hltt street.
DY ALBERT PAUL-Auctioneer, Office and
ID salesioom, 40 Royal stree'-SATURDAY,
september -, 1874, at II o'clock VI. will be sold
at public auction, at the Merchants and Auc-
tioneers Exchange on Royal street, without limit
certain lit OF ground situated in the Fourth
District of this city, in square bounded by White.
Franklin, josephine and st. Andrews streets, and
nj. assuring 30 feet front on White street by abou,
1877 feet Ill depth, together with the improve
ments thereon, consisting Of the neat and lately
built double One-story cottage residence, No. 466
White street.
ler1ns-One- third cash, balance a: one and two
years credit i'll notes secured by mortgage IA yinc
per cent per annum interest, Improvements to he
kept insured al purchasers expense. The taxes
If 1874 payable IN 1915, to be assumed BY pur-
chaser.
Act Of sale, ETC., at expense Of purchaser, before
Eu -ebe BOunv. notary public. sis I'd