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Gitp properrn 10 tet.

Gitn properTn 10 tet.
A THREE-sT0RY HIGH-ST00P, Bls S1SS, %
n STONE HoUsB 7sth-ft to let or for sale low o'-
A NUMBER of furnished ROOMS to Lei.
n Suitable for sat fl,nu , eoV D'"
VERY nice FLOOR of five large rooms
"A TO LRT .433 shave. With possession At once Sa'er gas
etc rent very ebeip s. EMBERSoS. $50 SHAVE
A LOWER PART of HOUSE to RENT
.l be- had wanted Ca at Estate osee eth.sys and 44h
CORNER HOUSE for RENT-HandsomIe II.
- furnished q5 S %s, 45ls' '1 aps T on S pre-
OFFICES TO LET-SOme very desirable IN IN
W the building Beekmanst PosiOhe% Apply " NJ
LAND WHTTiSG. BeeAmtE.s.
ITO LET-PRIVATE STABLE, whole or
Il part stalls desirable accommodations LOS "''' ~
AFpiy at ~ 5b-aye. - : -
ITO LET-SFCOND and PART of THIRD
FLOOR 10 Basi 5Oh ROOMS in peii'ci or1efi 70
family Of adlltA Apply on pr-1l.es
'TO LEA few beautiful FRENCH fLAl .
the new bros1-,ene eoass nos PM ,t On 1t premises
ITO RENT-S1 ,4OO-34-stOry, high-stoop brick
hoase good eghborhcod al modern inproV N $780,
order; painted throughout Apply on preuss 33I wei 1
Two LET. furnished, from Oct. 10 to May l,
At goo per the small Eagh basement HOUSE, Is a.
premises. OF Of JOHN DYaoSD. los w4terst
ITO LET-The brOwn-sto English basement
HOUSE No - West l2hst u,i pat IL PEREZ 3, - 9o
2lI55; lot 100 feet vii be esei iof TIRE yeas " ~-'0o
no LET IN POUGHKEEPSIE-by the year
~ season furni.hei doubebek HOUSE n perfect order.
with large lot desirable RESIDENCE ouon ana Dc rSofAooa
-' TRisTRAM COFFIN, ATTORNEY.
ITO LET-On the west side of Uni0n-sqlare,
lBrondwsy) 3D. 18th and l6h Two door above
~, FoliRTH FLOORS each 2oi75 also ROOMS 2Or25 best
ton IN this e banking real estate banes ir man
wrreoos al the web lighted and ventel suabe i9
photogaphs architects oouns5s ksRgf ~ s1 he pTse.
s1"ssa or 10 Of sS 1S. o. S1iiI5 NO. %
~ WEST 4JTH-Sr., near 5th-ave.-Four-
~.) stor7 brovB-stone HOUSE. 80 BroAaway
oo WEST 45TH-ST., near 5th-ave.-Four-
sDsD story brovn-stoue HOUSE. Apply. 81 Broaavay
T0~ EAST 9TH-ST.-F0R RENT, fully
~ and elegantly partly furnished Furniture Piano Bronfes
Paintings Decorated Dinner sets &c, ioI sIe.
BroOhIpn prOprrtn 90 fet.
DARLOR FLOOR of No. 1O2 Pineapple-st.;
s'or FVson,sf W p COOK 23j Washing,on-st Brooklyn
Gonntrn Dropertp 10 fct.
ITO LET, FURNISHED-At a very low rent
from Oc! J. splendid COUNTRY RRsIDKNCB in The Yl.ige
Pocbos.er moern improvements with clrages Gc Ae
or 10 'eIs' Of Land HH's' from K PBgToS' 2oa Borery
Cost an0 founo.
STOLEN. -NOTICE.-AI persons are hereby
- cautioned against lureh,sug or negotiating NV DO
C. icr and hheen shares respeelvey snd As9 1Nk
CERTIFICATE Of Ten shares o. te stock Of ts Flst
blank by CHARLES &. GREGG. Grand Central Hotel
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douses ano farms Uantfo.

SMALL FARM WANTED, within TOUT four n l,iSr,
- ~ ,nv sauaoo anding bstvces Cornwall and hnston %
ode Of nyer pc- ~ 900 % g. 800 wnte fall PARTICULARS 10 u
GARDINER, $50 Broadway
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Cost an0 founo.

CTOLEN. -NOTICE.-Au persons are hereby
- ,uored against negotiating TN CERTIFICATES
Of the Capital Of the Nayssa GaAno Company Of NmngSa
and fifteen shares respecuvelg and aso ONE
CERTIFICATE Stock Of TIE First National Bank
Of Wimngon " c. SAID certificates staining ana noor'e
IN bank nv me CHARLES g. GREGG. Grand Central Hotel
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Gonntrn propertp 10 tct.
ITO LET, FURNISHED-At a very low rent
from OcG J. splendid COUNTRY RESIDENCE IN he Ni..ge
al m0eru improvements with clrrages A 49,
or ~ acres OF land minutes from depot Apnr 20 , ~,
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BrookIpn prOprrtn Go fet.

DARLOR FLOOR of No. 102 Pineapple-s
irt room IL oee shop. being bat two 10
fTom Fuion-st W p COOK, 23j WashingtOnst' Brooklyn
, 1874-09-24
THE INDIANA ELECTION.
Correspondence of Jhe Chicaga Iribune.


r,o s.,t ,,a.,o n.s"loLls' asl'. ~ 1874
la, ..a ". s'oa :. y. ~ ooe'iS eie1 "eeNa from TO-
,,,a,o,,t n,,sr,;a't 49, ''s'' o'ol ne1u atoar 1no
ae'e"' "pposS'o'ao''t laws, Legislative and
VIM tl,n sr;s<o ,n sn"'u As.oM soho1h1he OF
b1v 1,u ,,,no r,r 49,, =, .I ~ '-1o A"o' a'7e'n
,,,,s,c ,,,nr .a,,a ~ ,to.,u, ~ -
t,,ot t,;x,rnco 10 rta,,'ta ,a,1 ai',. ~ .ANpnH
u,,,;n,. .t',.,, .',"', ~ - o'on 'a17 eshte'
-. ,,'; ''" o'.s,ou ~ NJ unsa'osy reputation
ovor ,o,t,. ,,as ,1s,is'a., ~. suo"'''''' hn'e'''
pavor u,,s,,,1ol -. d., ~ w. ~ io"oi, ~ u"s
tho ,,no,;,v ~ t,,a ,a"n1. @ .roson'a''on .';' u
M tn conor.uu o,,t H. G..,eas, 1s'i4uu'' oo'4
tbo ;noo,'nlit;a. n,,S ;,s,,'.;.," -ose5' oat
Iarc an,a1od r., ill., ,a,. ,l's."'s,: ~ ruo pieaon1
rnthor :. ,ov n,o~ :. an,,t,, p'an ~ a. uosls'a1aro,
.,;st,m, ' 49, c... ..,''s :" tae previous
Hint tin non,oors ~ -..t.. t,.., |a'''b
aftor venr con,,n;t,,u<, s',,,' . ''.ous seae
thone without nvor ',,,,,or .,t - 1co ab
1ovnfa1, soonor ~ 1oter H. sn'. 'aes "oin l's
lonp undor such crv;,,,, ~ 'Air e.Aa w
ononph reosonah,o rooeon;',a on, 1s.u. 1Neio "1o
nol,t,co1 ore,niyot;on =, rnva,t 'ot' ., ~ A'y
~ .,.;.'s y, ~ W toFol' "sal'st Ills sort
-. .n's ~ 'Ae cohrsa o1 time aud 1t docs aeom
thst ias presentation Of tho Haliont ineu,1ul;-
tes Of tho existing anportionmopt unat 'io,n,
tho payty roypous;bIo for t. ro u,,aon,. -,
tro,>a.:.;. .1i,:.'' A ~ 1no eFeeca VI 10Y.
loA0' uo'.seeea nero on tho la'h inst, WAS
!"'6osy uoFotoa 10 tl116 topic; asld the journal,
tho Republican organ. In reviewing tho Gnvor
aor's showing, admitted its force aui3 ,oo,od IT,
ofrcct ~''S@' ''' 'o''0 "''u 'oafoa lts
n r. .
~" ho1 Heeoaaary 10 aotall, aH did Hendricks;
but 1t few summarized points Of the Annortinn.
ment Inv huyo nude IN for the cousidor.tia, ,t,
, 1874-09-24
TIE ILLINOIS BQURBoNs.

oFte7H1 7E7p9teH % TIE LH1cdE0 7TibWNe.
QUINCY, ILL.,, Sept. 23-3Tessrs. Singleton and
Richardson havo iapuod call for q great 1nass
meeting OF the friends aud advocates Of grcou-
bucks, to DO hold on tlla fair grounds in tlia city
on tho LIST Of October. Tho programme includes
grant barbecue and dinuor, it being announced
III tho posters tint provisions will be mado for
feeding 10000 POROUS FREQ of cost. YorLeos
aud Pondloton havo beon invited to speak, hut it
iu not yIot certain tint they will bo lore. Thu
Nicaar'lson-Singleton faction nre busy form
aud county, aud tho movement is evidently
gaining Roadway. In fact tho opposition a.
poar to hayo noithor resolution, eutl,slasnl, nor
lcadose. Il is rumoroI III the city Tonight tllnt
scott Wiko llas mounted the grconbact plat
form, though the tumor lacts confirmation.
, 1874-09-24
TWENTIETH OHIO pIsTRlcT-L1nERAL.

C1EyELASnt o.. Sept. a3.-llo Congregational
campaign in this district fairly opane to-day,
and tho excitement is alreAdy ~ favor heat, Ona
"eok ngo tho Republicans unanimously nolul-
nAtod tho Hon: Il. G. pAtaon1 for Congreaa. Thiu
sinco then y petition has been circulated by , y
nartV Of Democrats Liberals, mud llpaffootcd
1scpubI,cane, urging tho Hon. Ii. Ii. payno a
stat'ch hut libora. Democrat, Of tlno Utilities
Mnd h'gh rorsonal character to accept Il ci1jxons'
Aomi1!atlon in opposition to Parsons. Alr, Payno
l'aA heon many years out OF politics, hjs lat
campaign hoillg aga,nht Chase for Goyeruor of
Olo, Oh which OCCASION Cllnhe won by jcGu than
GOO !o:oa. Mr. Payne wi,hstooi ali ontreatieu
FOLLOWING PETITION
was presented to him yesterday, signol bY nonr-
J l,0oo nosl ol all parties:
IT, ~. ,,u CLEVELAND, Sept, ID, 1871.
DEAR SIR: Flu undersigned citizens Of Uuyahugs
GoutS, lapn'iers OF h0 the great p0liticsl arteu Of
t.e conry bslioY5us that It II Ut Ito uloa import
R'ce lat allis Congressional District slnd bs rsI'r-
nsn'oH @ " tho noxs @ Congress hya mail thorough.
cloac!y identified with its oou,,l,usoiaf aud
k4re E1Hhth pnxH,}
, 1874-09-24
EXPOSITION.
Exposition! iti
SPECIAL NOTICE,

The Executive Committee Of the
Interstate Industrial Exposition
congratulate the citizens Of Chicago
and the Northwest on tie unquali-
Hod success Of the Second Annual
Exhibition, both as regards the exhi-
bition itself and also the attendance,
The Departments are now complete
and the display in all respects sur
passes that Of anything Of the kind
ever seen in this country.
No One SlOnld Fail to Attend.
, 1874-09-24
FIFTH WISCONSIN D1sTn1CT-nEroAM,

:. IT70HHf.
>. FoSp pu Lac, Sept. GA specinl dispatch to
tho Daily Commonwealth, from tho Reform
Congressional Convention, In session at Sllcbuy-
gan, says that tho Que hundrod aud iftoentl,
ballot tho vote stoud lU for Durohntd IL for
T;taeg TH;rtseg nnd 10 for vlas Tho prospects aro that
nominate him. Ho is tho ablost man in Tic dis
trsut
, 1874-09-24
POLITICAL.
Large Convention of
Refol'nlers in Mill
nesota.
A Hard-Money, Revenue Tariff
Platform Adopted,
The Candidates for tile Su-
premo Court Excel.
lent Men.
Dix and Robinson Renominated
by the New York Re-
pubIicans.
Senator Conk!ing Shows How Ills
Party Saved tho South.
The Missouri Republicans In
dorse the Reform Ticket
and Platform.
The Indiana Observation-Disclosures
Republican Gcrrymandering.
The MoFtonites Making Capital Out Of
tile Southern Troubles.
Foorhees Antagonizing Hendricks and
Mcdonald on tho Currency Question.
The Missouri Republicans In
dorse the Reform Ticket
and Platform,
The Indiana Observation-Disclosures
Republican Gcrrymanderins,
The MoFtonites Making Capital Out Of
tile Southern Troubles.
Foorhees hntagonizing Hendricks and
Mcdonald on tho Currency Question.

Sntefds DfaPateA to The Chicago Tribune.
ST. PAUL. Miun., Sept. 23-The Liboral- Domo.
t3cStste f,o,von+;o, .o.bo+t,,ntta,,,...s.1s .o
tbon wa. o1n.ctol .,,,a, n,,1., t',.,;a;"t
,,,.;a,. .oro ~ ~ , .a, n". T, !4o'e'a4 uo'1''-
a"aiona "ese ~ 10 "aao' thoso present Ok
hie'tea tho bost OF feeling. Tho platform aud
nominees give perfect satisfaction, and whom tho
Convention adjourned tho general ,mnreaaior
,mono morhoro ,,1 ,,,,,'',.,,,,, ..,.a. 49,
.":.sl, as s."'1o' ~ ~" Ha'no'oas otho1h VINO
"4.hooaeo tAo tioceeu'nsst "aa, that THO Oppo-
a'tlon In much atrongor in tho State than hereto
fore supposed. md that Witkin and Lochren
may ,,c clocted to tho s,promo Dcncb rotv;.,'
ato,,t1inr tho f,re,t noruou,i ,,o,,,,,,.a...
st..t:,,4 III ~, ess po.oU". P'pu'aitty OF Juaeo
aAeN'l1a''t 'ho preseh1 thiet-Justico, aud Ropub-
Jlcan nominee for ro-cloctlon.
Speeches were mado by MeBsrs, Durcharj. or
Wiuona. President of I'm convo,,t,o,, non,,,,,4.
w;1eo,, cor I,,,nr,par s'.a . Don"ols,
"""on' eoA' fanula"' aha Ayres- Burchnrd
npoAo ensiso'y OF southern reconstruction as
ialnatrntou by Louisiana and recent ovontH lhore,
saying tho people OF this country aro urpc1
to sustain the Administration IN +ho ,rns,.
NJ ,cconstr,,c,,o,, r,,;n,. ~. ~ W."
- o't"e "11'on n"a uooauoleu tho
''*oa lo"l1' ctliPlod tho white nlas,, and bank
rupteu every State subjected to it's rule. Ia it
Repub!icanBm or dcspotism 1t tl.o brea,,fnr
out Of tin rebolon ,houanra. r,,.,,o, ~ s ."".'
that tue Msyssinn; shnnld In fr,o frn, a. T. nt.,'
to tho Gulf. To.t,nv nno.nr rnra da,.".: ~. nut
than lin army hoitia + ,,.;",,. 1 ~ ueastuct's9
, 1874-09-24

TWENTIETH OHIO DINTRICT-pEMOCRATto
CLEVELAND, O., Sept. 23.-Tho Democratic
Congressional Convention of the Twentieth
District to-day nominated tho lion. Hnuty i.
Fayuo, of ths city, BY accla.nation, for Cougross.
, 1874-09-24
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTIONS

CONGRESSIONAL. CONVENTIONS.
EIGHTH wlsCoSs1S Observation-Disclosures,
Srseidt Dispatcis to 1'hs Cn1cagu 7ritun..
GRAND RAPIDS, Wis, Sept. 23.-Tho lion, 4.
s. McDill hns bccn nominated by tho Ropuhlic-
ans Of the Eighth Congressional District Of Wis
consln by acolamation.
, 1874-09-24
TIE PLATFORM.
T4e following is tho platform atlonted:

TAe following Ia tho platform adopted:
WHEREAS. Tho special Occasion which brought tho
Republican party into being hHs long since c.asrd to
tstbt, and these s not now and has not bevn for years.
any central anulattug principle or purpoaa III thai
party, c1cer: tho eohsaye principle or public pl,nur
aud settled purpose to rota!n power by any
WnEnE4s 70 perpet,ate its hold upon office, that
party has formed GU alliacu with capital AMI tbs organ
Lied 1nGnopoes Ut tllu country, aud together they
luFposo to run the Federal aud State 1oyornnouta il
thu intErsss Of the fayored casscs by e1ompng them
crushtnR weight of taxation upon Tho masscs
Ct ts rsopls taeruf9rs W.. representatives Of tla
eons sr,p n o ha tue n9 of Mn'sSa who enaa
1nsssn a!ssstio, hereby proclaim tho following
flfs-lteioving tic present llsznrous condition of
thy hnltern h'ata to 10 larGely dne ~ tho corrupt
po'srs te peolc, a}onssed til iuca aa, ~
rcs. and driven communities 10 tho yorfo Of civil
war; sno"in2 that ha state Of affair." has been d.
and hetn foHcreA by tho coutao Of the Kenublisan,
rar!y, md dsapa!ring of rcltef except roug!. rai-
as rn im.rsi policy towars te sona Of q th
3ousl WlcrIhJ buth races Will 10 protected in Iii
thsir rshss ae exnuaIon Of the thieves ERECTED anil
perfect equality beford Ia" for all pa,auns without rn
gard to rsco, color, or political orin!on.
Serof-A retnrn to Uoltl aud silver "a tho bass for
S .nCc" pareata 1t .e ~ s"y And 1osnon o
lHi,dA tariff for reyunuo only, oonsInten. with an
erl!incnt IMrtnsrahr with protacied .nonurolies.
f%nrth~-1!omo-rno to limit ant. locallze .nost xea}
municipal. Stats, md Federal; 10 cunraizstou. .'@'
tinh-Elu1l md exact ju,ro to iii .usu no psr
siGth--Free lirrsst Hu sas Iuwy
Sertath-froo 1leN nntf0rtn excise LAWS no snnn-
E!vh'h-oI'e1al accountability enforced by both
ctyil sui criminal remedies; uo psyat, usc oi uu1a
fual0 ty public officers, - '"''''
'af1sa-cAats4Fsa corporations by tAs Hta.s always
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WELCOME TO THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
SHAKESPEARE CLUB,
GLOBE THEATRE BUILDING, :
New Orleans, Nov. 20, 1874.

SHAKESPEARE CLUB, !
GLOBE THEATRE BUILDING, 7
New Orleans, Nov 20, 1874
Joseph P. Hornor, Esq, Grand Commander
knights Templar, State Of louisiana:
Sri have the honor and pleasure of in
forming you that the accompanying resolu.
tons were adopted by the club at special
meeting held 23d inst, and IN accordance
Herewith, have appointed the committee.
Permit me, sir, in behalf of the club, to
tender through you most cordial welcome to
all the Knights Templar, whether visiting our
city on this occasion, or resident, who may
desire to visit our club Very respectfully,
WI. VAuDRY, President.
F. H. WILSON, Secretary.
Resolved, That, in addition to the stewards
the President appoint special committee OF
nine to tender them the Inequalities OF the
club. E. L1LENTHAL,
H. G. BULLARD,
H. 81. WILSON,
Stewards.
Geo. H. Braughn, J. A. Sylvester,
Thos Henry, Jr., Il. NJ. Montgomery,
D. c. Johnston, F. H. Wilson,
A. Hero, Jr., j. II. Harvey,
j. Fl. DeGrange.
Rescued, That the doors Of our club be
opened for the reception of all Knights
Templar, resident and nonresident. during
the first week of December, 1874, during the
session OF the Grand Encampment OF the
United States, and that the President offer
them, through the Grand Commander Of the
State, cordial welcome.
ANSWER.
OFFICE OF THE GRAND COMMANDER,
KNIGHTS TEMpLAR IN THE STATE OF La,
New Orleans, Nov. "a, 1874.
W. 7. vaudry, Esq, President Of the Shakes
peare Club:
Dear Sri have received with great pleas
ure your communication of this date, notify
ing me of the resolutions passed by your
club, kindly welcoming the knights TemplIar
Of this jurisdiction and their guests to the
Inequalities of your club house during the
approaching session of the Grand Encamp-
ment of the United States, and gratefully
esteem. Very truly, yours,
JOSEPH p. HoRNoR,
Grand Commander of Louisiana.
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Grand Commander Of Louisiana.

The ELECTION OF 1872.-We learn that
Gov. McEnery has been summoned to WASH
ington to appear before the Congressional
Committee appointed to examine into the
election Of 1871, and is also requested to
carry with him the returns of that election,
which up to this time have escaped the
greedy clutches Of Kellogg.
The contestants in the Sheridan, Pinch
back; Gibson, Sheldon; and Lawrence, Sy-
pher cases have been busy for several months
past taking testimony to lay before this COM
mittee, and now, with these returns, they
will have the whole Louisiana case before
Them
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Tu Kxv Cry ApMINIsrRAT1oN. = It k

TEE INV CRY ADMINISTRATION. - It is
probable that on Monday next the several
Administrators will qualify and take their
seats in tho City Hall Although it was
deemed desirable for the undivided attention
of our people to be oentsred upon the action
of the Returning Board, SO great has been
the pressure upon tho gentlemen elected to
assume their positions, they will probably
aoquiesse to the public desire for their
entering upon the discharge of their duties.
The many important questions necessarily
awaiting their action already begin to assume
large proportions and need prompt attention.
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Mere Of the Man Phillips.

The following letter, coming from mem
Der Of the Kellogg party. shosld receive the
greatest weight Is evidence against the set Of
plunderers who have been setting law at def
ance and melting negroes to riot Even de-
cent Republicans revolt o. their outrages' and
condemn in unmeasured terms their conduct
This letter is from G. n. Radetzki, the
Tax Collector Of Grant parish, appointed by
Kellogg:
dD STATEMENT.
Statement of G. h. Radetzh, Tax Collector
of the parish of Grant
I am in politics Republican. Was ap-
pointed tax collector BY Gov. Kellogg IN
March, 1874 Oame 6 once 70 Colfax and
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THE COURTS.

There was only tho routine business going
on in the several courts this morning, and
beyond the trial Of several ordinary CONNER
Girl cases, there was hardly anything to dis
turb the dreamy quiet Of Tho place. In the
Sherif's Office there was a crowd gathered to
receive Gen. Eugene Wagganan on his in
stallation into Office. Outside Of this every
thing wore the appearance usual at this time
of the term. The judges listened calmly to
the witnesses, and the witnesses as calmly
gave their testimony, and the bar in its u n
rufled equanimity waded through the days
work, finishing it with apparent pleasure.
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Margaret Haughery.
MARGARETE STEAM AND MECHANICAL
BAKERY,
Manufacturer Of
BREAD AND CRACK E r s.
Nall descriptions,
Nos. - rs and 78 New Levee Street.
10 2dpH Hsw 0EisanaL L.
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Prince Jerome Napoleon, who resembles the
great Emperor (his unclel in physical appear pear.
eight millions Of dollars during the reign Of his
cousin, Napoleon I'LL Yet he says, in an address
to the electors Of Ajaccio, Corsica, that he never
shared in the ideas, the policy or the hopes OF
Imperial rule. Well, - he took eight milnone
from IL, Il would seem that this admission wa
|uthe3 late a the day.
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THE CITY HALL.
THE GENERAL RELIEF FUND.

The City Hall people were on Wednesday
morning, as they have been for week past.
standing around with their hands in their
pockets, in eager expectation OF the arrival Of
the new administration. Not one of the
many employees of the Hall appeared to have
any more irksome daty on his hands than
that OF reading the Anrning papers The
wear and tear attending this suspense is quite
telling, AMI the entire force, from the Mayor
down, is quite unanimous in desire to be re-
lieved, the subordinates knowing well that
their chances of retention are not among the
probabilities
THE GENERAL RELIEF FUND.
A tabulated statement Of the receipts and
expenditures of the General Relief Commit
tee, is now in course Of preparation and will be
published in pamphlet form, showing whence
the contributions come and in what manner
offered up to November 18th. 1t is shown that
the total cash contributions amount to S214,
S97 81, and the disbursement to $2O3, 709 IS.
leaving balance of S11, 1SS 90. Since that
date, 81, 20 has been received as contribu-
ton, and expenditures amounting to Sl,674 Ga
have been made, leaving balance on hand
95l4 TO-
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A Radical paper says, that " in spite OF the
personal attacks on Senator Carpenter, he still
holds his own" Of course he does, adds the
Boston Post, he holds some of Kelloggs.
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The other day boy about eight years old
called at house in the northern part Of the
city and asked the lady for ten cents, saying
he was the sole support of his mother. She
reached after her purse and inquired: How
old is your mother? She's seventy years old,
promptly replied the lad, and he wondered what
made the lady hustle him out without giving
him any money.-Dctroi Free Press.
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Fire, River and Marine Risks written Mt tn,
Current rates Of Premium.

At a Special Meeting Of the Board Of Trustees
held on the 25th May, 1874, it was
Resolved, To pay on demand SECOND
sEMI-ANNUAL INTEREST OF FIVE PER
CENT. to 3Oth April, 1874, making ten per cent.
per annum on the CAPITAL STOCK Of the
Company Isl, 100, Oo0), and cash dividend Of
THIRTY per cent. to stockholders, on the
amount ($512 155 12) Of their net earned partici-
pating premiums.
NOSES GREENWOOD, Vice President.
ED. A. PAIAFREY, Secretary.
TRUSTEES.
Noses Greenwood, John l. Adams,
W. 4. johnson, Isaac Scherck,
John /. Noble, Il. NJ. Walmsley,
John Chaffe, Vim. Morrison,
Richard Millken, Joseph W. Carroll,
Sam1 E. Moore, A. Brittin,
j. Warren, A. 81. May,
r. T.. Buckner, 3. H. SnOwden,
Samuel Friedlander, T. Lytt. Lyon,
Il. Frellsen, W. G. Raymond,
W. 8. Pike, James 3. Prestidge,
A. A. Yates, Samuel II. Boyd,
oil 6m Joseph McElroy.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-26

The Arkansas Legislature (Democratic),
now in session, has colored man for En-
rolling Clerk of the House, and another as
Doorkeeper Of the Senate.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-26

The Santiago de Cuba butchery indemnity
question was discussed in Cabinet session re-
Gently, and the President is reported as favor
ing an immediate and peremptOry demand on
Spain A little game at bluff with the dons
might smoothe off the ragged edges of despair
which now fringe the coat-tails of the third
term, and a foreign war might make Grant
happy yet.