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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-01

Victor scre. lrm-tee, etc.s we .uo oss
E"wman.
FsyyT;Y INSTRUCT COsTRT Pogs TIVE Ysgs7SPi al

Victor scre. lrm-tce, etc.s vss .,le ose
S,YyTH DISTRICT Court Pol: TIE PARISH esv
- orleans No. S183 BY virtue OF = writ o.. eeiss
.r. and sale to directed by the homer able the
sixth District Court 90: :he parish of Dyi.ssio in
the above entitled cause Will prOc.e. to sela ~
;I die auction, at the Merchants art Auceione.g.s
Exchange. Roya! street. between Canal ana GUS.
;On:ous~ streets. 70 the Second Oistr.ce u 9ills
si,v on TUESDAY. December I, 1871; ~ eweIyss
o'clock W.. the following described property 80
vii.
ACERrAiN PIECE OR PORTION or ,sRorNrs,
With all The buildings and improvements ioeseoas
and appur.enances thereof and AL the pigists avs.
..r".:udes !'rv!egeS and advantages 3hereunts
belonging or in a!iywSss appertaipng situated ia
II. First E'stric. of this CITY. in the square
bounded by Common. Basin tform.ris So, Sshn!.
Gra"ieT and Franklin formerly st. Peser3 streetss
form ng the eOrDe. ct common and BASH Streets
ana measuring, accord ng 20 ihe titles Of sseSrne
4. fgeret. vendor, sxty-sevsn feet Ten incnes fve
lines front on Common street. by depth and froys
Basin street between parallel lines of enc uIp
sired and shriv-.ight feet eleven inches 1--WE
hines; but according 20 the certificate of Deputy
Surveyor w Thornton Thompson. annexed to an
to sixty eiR hit feet inch Fl ont on cs.no
mon street, by one hundred and forty two feet
seven inches on Basin street. wis ch mea suremen
is not guaranteed while. however all increase OF
measurement which mag belong to said portion Of
ground. over and above the measurement given in
said Frerets titles ia granted to the purchaser.
| Being the same property acquired by the defend.
act passed BY G. Gottschak la,e notary public
| In this city on the sixth Of April. l21a
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cssh on the spot.
oc29 nos Is del Sheriff Of the Parieh Of Vrieana
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nos IS 20 dee Sheriff Of the Pari.h 10 Of or1ssna

Charles kOenenZig vs.. Ernest VOikman.
GIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF Orleans. No. 69l2.-By virtue Of a writ Of
seizure and sale to me directed by the honorable
the sixth District Court for the parish of Or leans
In the above entitled cause. will proceed to sell
public auction, at the Merchants and AuctiOneers'
Exchange. Royal street. between Canal and Chs.
tOmhouse streets in the Second district Of this
city. On SATURDAY. Deeembes 26. 1874. at twelve
o'clock NJ. the following described property. 80
wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS or GROUND, together
with all and singular the buildings and Improve.
ments thereon. and the appurtenances thereof,
and all the rights, ways sefvitudes privileges and
advantages thereuntO belonging in any wise aIs-
pertaining, situated IN the Third District of this
city. in the square bounded by Leyee. st. Ferd!-
nand. MORGAN and MOnteguu streets, designated by
the numbers ten and eleven. on plan drawn by
r. Gualdy. late surveyor. dated May Is, 1885, ana
depositedin the office of James Graham. notary
public in this city. Said lots adjOin each other.
and measure each. in American measure. twenty.
two feet Fix inches front 81. Ferdinand street.
By one hundred feet ID depth. between parallel
lines. with The use Of an alley in the Sea" IN
with the lots adjoining. Being the sam.
property acquired BY the defendant herein by
purchase from Jac9ue. Levy per act passe befor.
James Fahey. notary publ: ~ 3t.s city. o.. the
twelfth OF October. 1851.
Seized III the above suit.
TeTms-Cash on the spot.
VIZ. HARPER,
,n13 dol ~ 2: SS erifP Of .he Parish of Or,s,oa
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WIZ. HAKFfl
no2i del I: &c Sheriff Of the Parish of Or
BehaB, Thorn & Co. vs.. w. =. DeYan
l. IN at

BehaB, Thorn & Co. vss W. =. DeYan
i Co. OF ais.
TN1FTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OP
i Orleans No 82-By virtue OF writ at Fl. ri f..
cias directed by the honorable the Fifth Dis.
:rict Court for the parish Of Orleans in the above
entitled cause. will prOce.I to sell at public
ton. on sAyuhDAi: DECEMBER = W. ls.'. at I'VE s
Orleans street. between Royal and Bourbon streets,
in the Second District of ils . e.:. TIE follow in
described property. to wit
TWO PATESC REcyIFyEsx AEN AFPCRyE-
NAN.ES.
Seized in .he above snis.
Te,ms-Cash GA She syos.
~ p HARPER
.,y; o..sel, Sherry ~ ,be PayisS ~ OrleaNa
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Local Intelligence.

SUICIDE or A NOTARY PrDLic.-P. e.
Cuvellier. notary public Of Tong aud ex-
cel!ent standing, yesterday visited one Of
she Sc. Louis cemeteries and committed
suicide by shooting himself. Although
there IS no direct evidence to show why he
sought relief in death, it is believed that
financial embarrassment was the cause. but
sac eum involved must have been very
email,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-01

Mr. John ID. Macliu, tho coal dealer, who
Aas An office at No. 81 Carondelet street, and
branch Office at the head of Second stree,
Is prepared to supply ittsburg, anthracite
and camel coal, delivered and ready tor
family use at low rates.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Depositors Of the Freedmnn's Saving
Bans are invited to attend meeting which will
take place TUESDAY. December !, 1914, at : T. NJ,
at No. 1862 Rampant street. corner of Orleans. in
order to present petition to Congress- in their
favor. no29 1t"
southern Bank.-New Orleans. November n,
i874-An election for directors of this bank. 10
serve the ensuing will be held at its ban king.
mouse on the NINTH DECEMBER. 1874. from twelve
o'clock to P. II.
no22 I'd ;. CARR, Cashier.
pany. New Orleans. October 20. l874.-At meet.
ing of the board of directors held on October Is,
1874. it was resolved to call in a cash installment
Of FIVE PER CENT on The capital stock. in ac.
cordance with article four of he constitution of
the company. payable at the office of the company
within forty days. LOUIS MATHIS,
oc2l ACT secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-01

IN THE CONTINENTAL HoTEL.-There is q
three story building at the corner OF Julia
and CarOndelet streets called the CONT
mental Hotel, and has never been occupied,
but has ut last found tenant IN Uncle
Samuel. Soldiers yesterday took up quar-.
sers there. bag and baggage.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-01

OEli.4CEsv TAXPAyERs. Look. - Mr..
Miller. assistant city attorney 70 collect
back taxes. has been compelled to place the
accounts in the sberiti-s hands for collec.
1ion, and writs of feri facias will issue i'm.
aaediately. Mr.. Miller has not met with
much success in collecting taxes. although
delin4uents were properly and repeatedly
informed Of the situation.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-01

Good BONDsMEN.-All the new city Adj
:rinistrators, with one exception, had their
bonds signed by five different citizens OF
excellent standing. Each bond is fixed at
81 900.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-01

PAID PORTION OF HIS TAxEs.-Mayor
Leeds has settled with the city for all taxes
personally owed by him up to the year 1873.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-01

Relief FOR TIE TUsCUMBIA STUFF ERERs.--
4 communication has reached the City Hall
from Tuscnmbia. Alabama. asking for funds
60 relieve the sutierngs of those who were
nearly ruined BY recent severe storm.
The matter is in the hands Of Mayor Leeds.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-01

f'IREMEN's CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION
COMMITTEE The special committee of this
body. appointed to confer with the Board
OF Underwriters concerning payment for
services. met, according to adjournment.
last evening. Mr.. 1. n. Marks presiding.
Mr.. Marks stated that he had seen the IN.
derwriters, and that they would advance
che association $4,000 per month, cash, to
assist the companies to detray expenses.
BY resolution the meeting approved of this
action. The association will insure the in.
surance men by giving them $4,000 worth OF
city certificates by way Of collateral. This
arrangement is understood to last tor only
Eve or six months.
A resolution, prompted by the Board of
Underwriters, for the Firemen's Association
20 place one. two or three BabcOck machines
On duty, was not adopted.
According to the above arrangement the
several fire companies will be enabled to
worry along aud pay a portion Of their runs
ming expenses.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-01

METROPOLITAN POLICE AFTERTnE SHARP.
ERs.-Acting Superintendent Leclere has is.
sued instructions TO Captain Schneider. chief
.f detectives. 70 keep his officers on constant
duty, making a particular point to arrest
sneak thieves and pickpockets. a number
os suspected and we'll known rascals have
been jagged. and detectives are constantly
seeking for more. just at present our po'
lice should be eoubly vigilant in pursuing
thieves. SO that our visitors may leave with
out bad Impressions. If one Of our guests
is robbed the police should not rest until
the robber is east into prison aud the prop
9Ety recovered.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-01

DR.. CRAsTANT, CoRONER.-Th:s gentle
man took charge of his Office yesterday.
accompanied by his jolly deputy. Mr.. S: F.
Parmelee. DR.. FolW and his deputy, Mr..
Weber, handed over all the records and re.
.lred. For the retiring gentlemen our re-
porter has nothing but kind words. He has
met them almost daily during the past two
years, aud has invariably received prompt
attention. If the successors do as we'll there
will be little cause for complaint.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-01

A GREAT NUMBER OF VIsIToRs.-Our
city is really lively just at present made SO
by the presence OF thousands of visitors
from all parts of the country; indeed almost
every State in the Union has representa-
rives here. Among the most prominent are
Knights Templar, and they are made SO by
wearing badges of office. All principal
thoroughfares are densely crowded by hap
py looking people, who make sight seeing
business. The st. Charles Hotel accOmmo.
dates over 600 guests, and other hotels are
sull OF strangers For the time. nearly
eyery branch of business thrives. Residents
endeavor to make everything agreeable for
oar visitors, and they succeed admirably.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-01

Is Now A Mayor Wilt has
Become one Of the managers of the new
na,iona. bank. corner OF Cont and Royal
streets. a legislator and banker. and
vith both honors on him, he will live 4
rleassnter life than he would in the City
Hall with an empty treasury.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-01

LOOKS LIKE ARsoN-A villain Of low
degree fired pile of wood under the stairs
Of the two story brick dwellinghouse No.
oc3 Lafayette street. occupied by Mr.. Hurst
and owned by Mr.. j. Swoop. Fortunately
She fire was discoycred in time to prevent
lass
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Hibernin Insurance Company VS.. ThOma =
K, Brady and Charles 6. Brady.


X. Brady and Charles 6. Brady.
TNIFTR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
IL ct Orleans, No. 6053..-Bv virtue " :, viii os
seizure and sale to me direc!ed by the honorable
the Fifth District Court for the parish Of Orleans
ia the above entitled cause vii! proceed 30 SCI. at
public auction. at the Merchants and A;csiv-srSs
Exchange. Royal street. between Ca,a; ana s'lse
fOmhOuse streets in the Second Districs Of
this c.f:. on MONDAY. December -, 1853. aS
lively" o'clock NJ. the following described s:sSo
ertv. 10 wit
A CERTAIN IOV, situated In tn. ;st. ra;s-,ure
Oeord now the FIRST District Of this cisy, d.sgo
mated by the Hnm0er thirty nine Ori - plan .;at.t
thirteenth ~ May 1884. deposited In the .f!c. .S
Carlis. Pollock late notary public IN this sifys
said Tot measures twenty five feet clcveis 'n.see
front on Poey fare street. between AnnUuea'0g
and Fouches streets. by on" hundred am: t.rfss
two feet in depth. between parable! !n.~ The
square in which said lot Is sitna ted IL bou'I ts Se
PCeyfar1e. AnnUnCiation. taOpe ana tHUchSe
stree'A Together with ali the buildings and suos
provements thereon. rights, wave and adsastagee
ihereunto belonging or in anvwiss appertaisinso
Being the same property that said 1h.nsao he
Brady acquired by purchase frons Il y. Brew s'eP
OF thiseity. pc. act passed before D. =. RsasdWs
lat. notary public IN this city, Hner date o.: tito
thirtieth Of April, 1851. during the coNMrnieS oss
acqUests and gains THAT existed befwss 3i,s and
his late deceased wife. Mrs Kate Brady. and saiS
Charles G. BraGy. acquired the interest ~ sAiA
Mrs. Kate Brady az her sole and only ciiilS afi4S
htig issue % her mar,a.. with sAJ =. T. &rAdy,
Seized IN the above SUIT.
IeTms-CAss GA the spot.
-. r. HARPER
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FOR SALE.


NOR SALE.-A LARGE LOT OF YAWLS.
IL different Sizes Anchors, Chains. Blocks. ETC..
low tor cash. Apply to
SHICKLB, HARRISON l. CO..
United States Naval station. Algiers
Or address PostOfice Box 2729. New Orleans
nO2l In cod
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-01

WEEKLY MoRTUARr REPoRr.-Dr. S: c.
Russell, secretary of the Board OF Health.
reports the following number OF deaths in
.he city Of New Orleans. for the week end
Ing Sunday, November %. at & z: NJ: =.
One of asthma. of burns. OF cancer. l
cancer Of liver. . Of calculus, of cholera
intantun. of conclusion of the brain, 3 OF
congestion of the brain. . Of congestion OF
the lungs. of congestion OF the stomach.
]. Of consumption, Of adult convu'
sions. Of infantile commissions. ! OK
puerperal convulsions. !: Of cyan0sls. OF
Group, :: of adult debility. OF infantle de-
bilty, Of diarrhea. of dropsy. of ovarian
slropsv. s drow ned. !. of dysenterv.l OF diph.
iberia. Of epilepsy. OF congestive fever.
Of inteimittent fever. OF vemttent fever. !:
If malariai fever. Of typhoid fever. of
fracture Of spine. . of CASTRO enteritis. OF
hemmorhage from WOMB. OF disease of the
heart. :. Of Inflammation OF the bowels. . of
iutiamma ton of the the lungs. Of init ANNA.
zion of the mouth , of intiam " alton OF the
stomach. ! OF inanition, OF injuries. killed
accidentally. of disease OF liver OF adult
marasmus, Of infantile marasmus. ! OF old
age, ? of peritonitis, of smallpox. OF
softening of the brain, Of trismus nascen.
.ium. | unknown, , of uramia and I of
runshot wounds; total ia. In addition to
the above were stillborn. Number inter-
red from public institutions. 10; on certltl'
cate of coroners, 81; on certificate ct mid
sNives. 4.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-01

Accidentally DRowNED.-Early yester.
day morning 7. A. Michigan. twenty.four
years old, q native of Texas. accidentally
fell into the river. head of ST. Peter street,
and was drowned. lie recently arrived
here on the steamboat Glencoe from 81.
n,,;e
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-01

TOOK 4 COLD BATH.-Abous twelve
o'clock Sunday night Mr.. Crevon was pass.
ing Claiborne canal, between st. Ann ana
Onmaine streets, and hearing an uncommon
aoise looked down into the filthy water and
discovered a human form Laundering
around uncomfortably. He interviewed
she object and learned that it was Mrs. II.
Spillman, fifty years old, taking an invoiun.
:ary cold mud bath. BY accident she had
walked into the canal and stuck in the mre.
Nr. CgevOn rescued the unfortunate woman.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-01

Armstrong.
<tUPBRfOR DISTRICT COUkT FOR THE PARISH
y of Orleans, No. 9A3.>By virtue of writ of eeizs
Nre and sale to me directed by the honorable the
In the above entitled cause, I will proceed to
sell at public auction, at the Merchants and Aucs
tiOneers' Exchange Royal street, between Canal
and CustOmhOuse streets. in the Second District
Of this city, on TUESDAY. December Is, 1874, at
twelve o'clock Ms the following described property
to wit
A CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, situated III
the suburb DelOrd, in this city, in the square
bounded by Front, SuZette and New Levee streets,
and certain alley, twenty feet wide, running
parallel with said Suze,te street, Genominated
Withers' alley; said portion of ground measuring
eight five feet eleven inches front New Levet3
street the same in width in the rear, by two huns
bred and seven feet in depth and front on Suzette
eIs' alley; together WITH all the buildings and limo
prOvements thereon; together. also, with two hume
dred and eighty tive shares OF mortgage stock
thereto attached.
Seized i'll the above suit.
Terms and Condions-The purchaser to furnish
hundred and sixty dollars, payable on the first
day of February. 1875, and renewable according
to the provisions OF the charter of the Citizens
Bank OF Louisiana. The purchaser to assume air
the obligations and responsibilities of q stock
holder of the Ctizer s. Bank of Louisiana.
3 note Tor the sum of two thousand seven hume
slred dGllare payable on she first day of February
1879. and renewable agreeaby to the laws gOverns
talinent OF two hundred and twenty five dollars,
Oh the principal and the interest the balance.
in advance, at the rate of six and half per cent
per annum. Both OF said notes to be identified
with acts of mortgage securing the same, and with
the shertfs deed o: Sa in this case. and the baS.
anee. cash.
w. HARPER.
no'3 % % ielS Sheriff Of the Parish Of OGleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-01
Thomas J. Woodward W. Succession of ..
D. Maxwell

D. Maxwell.
LIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH or
Il Orleans No. 6O5o.-By virtue of a writ OF
seizure and sale to me directed by the honorable
the Fifth District Court for the parish of Orleans,
in the above entitled cause, I will proceed to-
sell at public auction. at the Merchants and
AuctiOneers' Exchange. Royal street Setween
Canal and CustOmhOuse streets, the Second
District of this city, on MONDAY. December 90
1874 at twelve o'clock b.. the following described
property, to wit
a CERTAIN PIECT OR PORTION or GRoSN0,
situated in the Third District of this city. in this
square bounded by ElysiaD Fieids., Frencb qnens
.'irOd and st. John Bap st streets, which fsortioy
OF ground measures one hundred and twenty .eighS
feet front KysiaA File Ids street, three hundred
and ten feet 10 depth and front 1T. John Baptiss
street. and one hundred and twenty eight feet
front Frenchmen etrees, the whole besweeN
parallel lines: together with the building rs tAereOI
Being tho same property acquired BIZ the said 10
u. Mag well deceased. from John R0cC!i by acS boo
FORE 4. Bounr. notary public ia 3hs eityo ESQ Size
twent fifth day of July. 1865.
Heized III the aDove SUIT.
Terms Cash On the spot.
w.f. nARrxY
NOS ~ 20 SeS Sfeyif of no Pa sb Gf< az eo
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Citizens Bank Of louisiana w. john
Armstrong.

W. Fe HAKPkKo
hos IS % dec Sheriff Of the Parish of Orlears,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-01
Frederick Roth vs.. Jacob Arnold.

nc2i 2.lei. SHERIFF Of .h- PARISH Of Orleans.
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Vicente PrietO VS.. A. J. Thomas,

CIVIL Sheriff of the Parish of Ogleans.
Dol " "a iaa
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may have cost. Care should be taken to
assess all property at the same relativc
value as nearly as possible. There should
be but one board of assessors for city and
State. Much expense will Ge saved and
greater uniformity obtained thereby.
Legislation will be required 10 attain this
end.
A. regards licenses. would advise the
abandonment Of this tax upon all occupa-
tons Of q useful nature as soon as. in your
Judgment. the public exigencies will per
NIT a change Of the revenue system hitherto
existing.
submit to your consideration whether it
vii! not he TO the interest OF the city to
lease or sell the wharyes and waterwOrks
tunder proper restrictions,. limiting the
wharf dues and water rates. and providing
for the extension Of the water supply to
those portions of the city not now supplied.
There are now six recorders and their
courts, involving heavy expenditure. This
number might, without detr'ment 10 the
public interest. be reduced to two or three:
courts. and the necessary legislation sh"uio
be invoked to effect this object.
Two functions are imposed on you by the
city Observation-Disclosures ana 1egisia'
tive. There is a tendency OF the former to
absorb the latter duty, so as practically 70
make each Administrator, in his own de.
partment. independent of the control OF
his colleagues. This should be- guarded
against. Each one should feel himself in a
degree responsible for the proper admins.
tration of the affairs Of all, and the Council
as body should pass upon all matters OF
Importance, especially Of expenditures. as
if the administrative duties were performed
by those who were not members Of the
Council. All matters of administration
should be taken mp and debated in open
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-12-01

tent. Your difficulties have increased con.
finually with the decline of the city's credit
and securities. You have been on duty
during the last watches OF gloomy night
Of adversely, and you leave your posts just
when the light of prosperity is beginning t"
dawn upon our city. and when a change in
the character of the General Assembly may
be expected to bring legislative re.iet aud
restore confidence.
In behal. of the C,unci: and Cor myself !
wish to return most hearty anu earnest
thanks to the officers employed in your
several departments and in mine. tor their
marked kindness toward me on all occa'
sions. and TO commend them tor tie able.
faithful and Jealous service which they
have rendered, as well as for their courte'
Gus and dignifed bearing toward all who
have had business to transac: with them.
] shall always hold them in high esteem.
and remember them with grateful! pleasure.
! regret very much that the poverty Of the
city is SO great that their well earned sal.
aries have remained unpaid and il arrears
many months. and that they have been
obliged to sell their claims for suck salaries
at enormous and ruinOus discount. We are
also sufferers from the same cause and for
an equal period. We have in vain tried to
find means Of relief for these and other
highly meritorious creditors of the city.
consistent with the charter and laws which
we have been obliged to obey.
We welcome here our successors. She
Mayor and Administrators elect. ard con.
yratuiate them npOn the marked and EN-.
phatic expression of the favor and conf.
dence Of their feilow.citizens. We deeply
regret that bad laws and the delinquency
of taxpayers should oblige Us to leave to
them an empty treasury and many debts
They will encounter embarrassing difhcul'
ties from the beginning which VIII require
and talents, but we trust that the incoming
General Assembly will relieve them OF the
most serious OF the burdens under which
the city government has hitherto labored.
To the propsietoys and editors Of the pub
Daily Kennebec journal., 1874-10-10
Ntnnfbft gournal.

PHbiishct ~ AUGUSTA MAINE, Water Street,
DOT OF Court ~ SPRAGUE, OWEN " NASH
Daily Kennebec journal., 1874-10-10

.Ho2Wich Line to .1eW Tori: 0nd
return /O,' Sic Doll01y, from Boston
or worcester.
Excursions WiU de continued
tA7OMgh tie WonthS Of October Naaa
.Norem1cs, 1871.
return CAec2,S Win he hono1ed /o,
sepen aayS after ZhanAsgiping Duy.
IIcI'e/S anu tuie-7UON1S rim e.
e. GREGE, 81 UusAingiOn Street,
a1a at Dcpo/, /oot Of simmer 81,
D0SIOu.
Express Train leupes DoSi0ss at
q u. .N., 0na U0yceSIer (E0Ste1' 81.
SiuIi0n) at r.2O p. NJ.
Boais leupe Pier 10 .Hoa2h Ri,er,
.1eW 10a1, at Il. M
Octl.tSw