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New-York tribune., 1874-04-06
ROW WoAEN MANAGE Il HOSPITAL.

STRIKING CONTRAST TO SOME EEw-YORK INSTITU-
TIoNs-THR woMANs HOSPITAL OF PHIIADEI-
PHIA
TO me Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: In refreshing contrast to the condition
OF NewYork hospitals reported in last Thursday
TRIBUNE, is that OF the Womans Hospital Of Philadel-
phia Organized thirteen years by little band Of
ladies and gentlemen, among whom the Quaker iufu-
ence largely predOminates and designed to furnish elm
zeal privileges the WOuIans Medical College II has
grown into dignity and usefulness OF which ts man
ayers NAV wen be proud Managed exclusively by
women it's resident physicians, officers, and all
women its list OF consulting physicians and
surgeons OF the most eminent IN the profess
sion while the head Of the attending board stands
Emehne Cleveland whom her brethren OF the medl-
ca fraternity delight 70 honor.
or the twenty IOur ladies' who compose the Board OF
Managers, two duty each month They visit the
hospital constantly during their term of service, at
irregular hours and unstated times They inspect every
department from cellar taste the food,
tinze closets investigate beds and linen note the
gres bring them that healthy outdoor
sympathy grateful the weary inmates of the ward
short they carry into the hospital details the nte
gent management OF their households; something
Of the love their homes they would bring the
women lying there.
One valuable feature Of this modest institution Is the
advantages possesses in training nurses which s rap
idly becoming one OF tts especial benefits. The large
experience IN the maternity wards, with the tender
watchfulness required there, the variety OF general
cases surgical and other, which the routine OF the hos
ptal Involves the daily increasing outdoor olincfor
nurses we'll doctors seut into these poor
homes-furnish a wide field of training series of Ice
to is delivered each Spring and Autumn by
the Resident Physician, supplemented by others in the
diet kitchen oy the head When it stated that
certain amount OF refinement and intelligence well
physical treneth, the qualifications required
the admission OF To the hospital training need
hardly be added that the from the Woman's Hos
pital are in demand In Philadelphia. The Woman's
Hospital knows distinction OF color; black and white
in lis wards minstered TO alike, and side by side
one Of its most intelligent nnrses much sought after
surgical cases ID dignhed mulatio Thus the
broad charity of the Institution manifest botn
what 1t receives from the suffering outer world, and
what, in return, It givee.
TOURIST AMONG HosPuALs
PHILADELPHIA March 81, 1874
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NEW pfsPEssArroN IN FINANCES.

TO tn. Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: 1t is amazing to the average rural or
unofficial mind what amount OF wisdom descends
upon and ls youchsafed veteran and even to calow
Congressmen upon abstruse and difficult questions OF
finance revenue, civil service, or what not. would
ike to propound sconumdrum for l. TOO, am an Amer
lean Citizen and who shall abrdge liberty OF thought
or who shall cay I not competent TO discuss and
adjust ths wise financial problem MY cOnundrun s'
Have we a new dispensatlOn or a new reVeIauon upon
finance Are about discard, NOT simply the Old,
but the ye-grOunded theory OF resting and nxlng
paper medium first upon that basis or values
acknowledged and accepted throughout the word
-guId and silyer-and then upon that limited credit
which the commerce and the business OF the country
demand Are the. well known principles or credit,
where applied the Issue OF circulating paper cur
rency TO be wholly ignored, because forsooh the Gov
ernment issues III Is 10 not possible even Tor tns
great and this favored country 30 10 water It's
credit that Mr. Ferry OF Michigan or Mr. Merriam OF
New YORK will 1--we an enfeebled and moriDund
giant struggling enough pure air 10 keep Itself aiVe
Credts whether OF governments or mdlVlduals, rest
upon the principles, and cannot Dc dsregarded
without danger. .,-.-, l.. Il -
It seems rat intellect now collected IN the halls
OF Congress is engaged in the paltry occupation OF
swapping horses while the middle OF the stream We
nave aen upon EVIL times when the Government d.
reeed by it, sapent legislators % rush upon sea or
erpansiop with little reference 10 the restraining
or conservative eemeuts OF a prudent aud enduring
policy "
Watertoun " T.. March 81 1874
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wu,uvness "a o,ax the whole law. Thus this central
sent becaur the heart Lsrel Here, then, we nave
xymeolises the ,dra OF All places OF WORSHIP. ~
tAey not she dwelngdareS o. testmouY' wiz az 40
shsx IT thev are frequented, their influence IA
ec IN the world II is only too true that the spirit
M the testmony n wanting IN the temples thnseiNes
m y1cn tho doors Of the sanctuary are closed hearts
,,,n n,.n,rtes are scaled then God Is not IN tne
te,.o I'm the bearing upon the three great iest
49, fo which the one we are now cOmmemOrlunl be
49, he divine dspeasurc ~ threatened 10 those VINO
a. ot enter the temple IN the right spirit Ihls IL nog
...ayse God needs WORSHIP, but because We n"u
III prccepts has testimony seek ye the Lotd auu c
sSsh be found says the prondet But remember tnat
he A. specialy present His sanctuary the place OF
nj. testimony. The cardinal fact OF the existence o Goa
pruyed moi alone by the revelation or Moses LOOK
tg al other systems OF elief however much stress they
NAV lay upOa ceremonial, even though they claim i-
fanbiity they al the sanction OF instinct an coh
srence t0 the div testimony understO0d DS the
Jew Judaism though, has been aud ~ tine most power
ful messenger OF God wish, IN the acc ma pace, 10
e your attention the fact That the testimony of the
laW from which the tent derived itS name, was de-
posted in ark, and that the ark was the sole re-
eeptaoe for testimony. Moreover, IA the tent or
tADernacle the pace not only Tor me ARK OF the
testimony hut the place wherein the priest performed
the Vt al office OF aOneuent and tr-Spasses were con
fessed and duly forgiven, it indicates an Intimate CON
nectlOn between the idea OF atQncment aud tAat OF
submission 10 law. without TIRE Law there wOulu
have been atOnement. But sacrifice, whch was hot
the most important article IN tle Jddaic law w@s
SYMBOL which has been transformed into the CORNER
= OF Other pehgOnS. 10 mas Detn couNetteu .uYO
mystery winch angels weep, MOI Outsoe Oh scb'
but within self. Is atOuement ~ be FOUND ne Wuo
alter the Idct OF inc cAlaOcho
po M OF sin not rom aim, must the cause OF
eliminated. Ihdb stcflhie II hOb an
proved in tue case OF JOSEPH whose lllo
Wa hved whose acceptable To God. before
the revelation o. the law. May God hc!p Us 20 worship
Him IL spirit and truth may he grant Us HIS peace
New-York tribune., 1874-04-06

In the Kings County Surrogate's Court the
wills OF the following persons admitted to probate
last week: Ann Gosne and John A. Morris OF Flat
lands; Richard Holland and Jane F. Newton OF Jersey
City " Phebe voorhies OF Gravesend; Jane Trough
ton Of Flstbush; George l. KrOnenberv, Deborah Ann
kson. Henry Z. Morrill,, Agnes Noble mary r.
Brose Isabella Gray, Aexanfer New Wh0rtef hoIert IA;
Bunce Theodore Kayser, and Pauline schwarL AL OF
Brooklyn. Letters OF administration were granted ia
August Buese and Dorotnea Metre OF New LOIS Wn. A
Brandon, Hannah Z. Weekes, Michael GlDOons frlGonn
C. Rau. Jasper johnson, VIM. ID. IhompsOn, al OF
Brooklyn Letters guardianship OF the persOn ana
estate of Mary j. Penny aud hargsf9t fenny "eIe
granted 10 Mary Elliott, OF Louisa e. hau W solomon
epiizer ali Of BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-06

onoe n e:l5 an Steamship 10 fon cssAss D~ss,
Citv.
Por German Mail Rremen ~ av~kp
Hanss mails close 10 ~ 4 Supplementary hui 10 ele.en al
The PosOmss l35 nt>smshp as al n ifo@ Par sss
Thrc-st- Hooosen -.
n m Fr,os va Pvnoath Chbsurg Hsmburr by stssr-hp
PonmsrauH rst sappenet Ma ~ eSssa a tAe
Post.Ofr A llj Steamship az from per loot 81
Third-st Hohoxen
VA. ior avars direct r~r the steamship CITY u hera sss
AZ o. N. Supplementary Mat - coa a. NJ Pesto1 a. ~
A. N gfes nytip all a 5 o. ~ from Per No 5 n =
fHfUAf. April 10.
n,i NwoundNn1 ai ths @esf@f rosFuDo' ''e' A-'
a o. o.. iialar. -.-. n. a. -
isyst m. and goes ve Bos'un ,-.----.... ~
Mails fr nrstor savau1a Csrtayfna ~ - F-HH' Au
a. 40 stsanaal u from Pr 10 - Ho''h
River ,,.., -. o.,
Mai. 10, Great BrtaL lrelrd Qgrns'o-u hm4 ii',"
Nv IN. eam.bp Arsfc $3.50 Na1pfnHtsi N~ =
eo-ed 4, tnt Po.i-Ofce IA seanl.s sab Al 3 a.
Ae star n1el PaTclia F.rrr Iefsef NV -.
for Eaore y son;ianpton and brrnr psf No saHs1
WeseF surpenrnts-y MAJ - co'.s ~ - '.
Ofse 1t SUp n stsanslp sails .. D. n hoa He oct o b"'
O.. Hoboken.
Direct ane Prusslr closed Mai sent ny ihs Ie
Mails tor ilmsict Pauens ApuNai. tn' ''A". a1
can and south Paahs ne aeainsnl nsahs''
20 Nal ciaseN a. e frFNAs' ~
II steam 'hip sair a ] O. n. from Per No a. y h
MAS for Aev Wet Steamship CITY ~ Waco c"-s !"
steamship sails g 5 D. IA. foH Pier No. 20 Z. X
SUNDAY ~.
Malls ALL oeocEA The tsst0nee 70 er-u hos .
VI 10 a.
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backs. in other words raising the value Of the cur
rency In which they have 10 their debts. IL Con
gress however to that all debts hereafter 20
De contracted should be paid In gold in couple of years
AT me most. the great bulk OF debts in existence
would be paid and their place taken by set or
dents payable in gold. the new debtors who must pay
gOid would be Indifferent whether paper currency was
scarce or abundant what IA the thing. whether
the price Of greenbacks high or low, and opposition
70 resumption would The plans heretofore tried
have been at the expense OF the debtor. They have
Jailed. This would work no injury ~ one class more
than 10 Another and might succeed BARRETT.
heic- 0rk, April 8, 1874
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THE COURTS.
CRIMINAL MOTIFS.

CRIMINAL NOTES. -, d.
At the Yorkville Police Court yesterday CRas. "a,
OF ll0 Bss charged John Ne
and stealing $50 seang apparel e
vas o. united defanit OF 81 900 bail
Jotr Manley and Charles Renhardt were COM
rl defsnlt of 81 600 bait the Police tour
yesterday by for having moriag @
into lager Of am rhsB No - Cn
ton-st and thefcrom liquors and oars valued sUO
VIM u. Harlow aged II, was arrested by Detec-
Ty Heidelberg SATURDAY for bay9g June in oc
t,b4 II last bis employer HuGh "a EiNsris
.wv.r oil No 100 Wa,s ihs Nassau Bank $500
sod $500 especyely e,rng discovery ht from the city, He
shOI Justice Morgan eoMined I :" n iSioa
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM eAVASILLA 6c.-ia slsInsAiD disBs, Apnl . n
Gregory P Poole lady Capt r. Boane Sinclair r. Firm
A. Barnes J. Il. WOODWARD Chas brsmberg =.
FROM SAVASNAH-Ea stedmship Hp1r4s<, ADnl mn. u
J. Gilbert Pumey L. Duoois Miss L. B. Gilbert, An fals'
Ma 1. Dubois child, r haSk khs y .
Long P. Cuman, A. Godstein, A. meku "n Furne Yrs =
Ekns A. " Wells Mrs M HARRISON IL Geo1i as
wife, c. Iiebsrs d. MctirAth J. Bishop q. bshoo o. n
Caulkins y. Wacrs &. CLARK. 2. NJ sharr J. Burns hnch
Ms Robertson z O. hc(u7e, Mctirah ''oNAh n
Finn NJ. rghe, ncLIugha, Hugh, p " adY FHrrtd VI
Mock D. Dousher,Y T. Kelly Aoorr Va. Rus d. nvt-sa
schmidt = Holland r. Burke, & 3 Porter "an seAess'
Chares AanleN. j h Ilrney.
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ANOTHER PANACEA REPEAL THE LEGAL
TENDER ACT.

TO tAs Editor or fhe frsbuns
SIR 1t is strange that among all the various
schemes for resumption has proposed the repe
of the Legal Tender except to contracts aud dros
now existing The oppositioa 70 all measures looking
toward resumption contraction has eome from tne
d btor eiasses who know that sash measures WON"
hardship them by raising the price ef sfeon
New-York tribune., 1874-04-06

THE NEW-YORK TRANSFER COMPANY AGAIN.
AN ALLEGED DOUBLE CHARGE FOR A SINGLE SERVICE
-TExT OF A BILL TO ENABLE THE BRINGING OF
SUITS FOR DAMAGES IN SMALL AMOUNTS.
To tAe EdItOr or The Trtoune.
SIR: I have seen IN The TRIBUNE several
communications relating the abuses of the New-fors
Transfer Company, and treasured the lessons therein
conveyed with the OF avoiding similar annoyances
On the 2sth OF March bought at Washington. d. c.,
through ticket from Washington 10 Utica ~ y via the
baltimore and Potomac, Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore, Pennsylvania. Hudson River ana NewforK
Central Railroads attached TO the ticket coupon
OF the NewYork Transfer Company which purported 70
transfer myself and trunk from Jersey CITY % The hnd
son River and New-York Central Railroad depot, TO
any hotel within those points. designed stopping
over In New York a day two, and had my trunk
checked TO New-York The agent OF the Transfer Com
pany passed through the before reaching Jersey
City took my check and directed TO leave IL at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel. He tore of the coupon and gave
me bill OF ading. which recited the number OF the
check destination Of the trunk aud at the end read I'D
large, printed letters-charges paid. l received
also ferry and coach ticket. After my al
AZ the Office and requested that the trunk
on its arrival should be cent 60 my room. Ihls was
done and gave more thought to tie Transfer Com
pany until 1 came 10 pay my bul, when fOund the
transfer Company had collected from the Eotel the
usual charge for delivering the trunk, and mad In ths
way been paid for the service. Tne amount m
vOyed Is 80 trliiing few persons will take the
law AZ il now stands itself practical barrier against
the rghng such because suits Tor the rccoF
cry OF the small usually involved IN these
casea must brought IN the minor courts ana IN case
OF recovery carry with them cOsts Hence suner
ers by the n Y Transfer Company, and others OF tht
class, either submit quleuy 70 hhpOsltlons,
or II they resist uhe be at the expense or paying their
own costs. which amount III most cases 10 many umes
the amount In dispute. To overcome ths dncuty anu
TO afford wholesome check 90 the OverDearlng lmpert
nences which many have had cause u complain Oh.
have sent the Legislature the fOllOWlng act Wnicn
hope you will ald suffering pubic 70 SeI enacted De-
fore the end OF the present session.
An A., 20 nrovd FOR costa carriers
Ias people OF ae Ser York rpfsseHed N SeHG ana
fssmtIy eaae, otors: .-.--. ---
SscrIoa for the Of money against common
nitter
be- Drought m IN, supreme county where tie pAnuH
ldeA - ~
SIC q In seb acons where the plaintiff shall less than
$50 damages there the plaintiff the eosts A.
there would be- allowed the exceeded tJJ
SIC b Ths act shall take effect Immediately.
Uiea A. Y. AyrIi = 1874. j.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sun $3.50 $50 ho"n rre...'.il y
HIsH DAY-A.H -
Sandy Hook 1925 ll:O5 Hell Cat Fery. 81
| Day
SANDY Goys slaBd L3O Hell iat' F"rI OiS&
New-York tribune., 1874-04-06

Scores of times we have heard of men who
claimed be the legal owners of half city
but we never any OF them come into Dossesslon
of much land. We mention this because q Kentucky
gentleman lie laying claim 10 half the City Rich
mond Va.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-06
CALESDARS-THn DAr.

SUPREME COuET-sPECrAL TKRA.-VAN BRrST' J.
LemuTrers
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!. Board Of Supervisors. n L
sgt. Davidson.
g. Tucker et al sgt. Livingston
q al
3. Johnson .gt Gallup impd.
a Policy sgt Palmer et a..
s.. .Lilienthal agt. Ocean Ma
ti0nsl Bank.
o. .KObbs etal sgt The Chen
zeal National Bank.
Z. Barnard lgt. Selmes.
e. sutton agt. DAMS et al.
8. Woodruff sgt. 81. Thomas
Charch.
10. .Cod.ing at Browne ct al.
l1..TOvnsend AT. Sorri~a
II. Tsrney igt The Mayor,
&c.
l3. Arnold sgt. Hunt ct Al.
IA. London, n. T. 4 n. Pub
hshi1g Co. AT. StackueiL
IL Archer AIT. OBrien.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-06

10. Bard AZ United States LIE
Insurance Company.
II. Ferris, jF. AK Lewis and
Ano.
Il. Schewelz agt smith.
10 Gibbons sgt. Hayden.
20. HAYDEN AIT. Losther. trus-
tee. &c.
81 SOnnebOn act. LaFaFeiio
etil.
90. .May-r agt. The Mayor, kc.i
New York.
%. .Casnman art Wood.
u. Same. A. eKr. Egt. samo.
25. JOY AZ. Strever and ano.
20. Eek snd Ano. Agt. Tracy
etaL
- Same sgt Same.
%. Batter and ano. agL Meth
fessgl, impld.
%. Same agt. Same.
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C1Rcurr-PARr u-wEsrsRc

aAA@h"NHA
70. .Dowring sgt Kelly sh'f
77bl2. Brnkiey sgt. Brnkle1.
1912 Csstree, eE'r, ag[ sim
mons. et al
1904 .LenOK Col Co. agt. Halsey.
1852. .Crandau and aRo. agt
Pheniz Ias. Co.
1916. Nolan ayt. Bank Of n. !.
Banking AssO.
lT46. Reid Aad Ano. agL Hart et
al.
436. Smith ,gt. M,vor n. Y.
no. Geneva Nat Bank agi.
Gregory. eI'r
$50. .ShethAr agL Guardian Life
Ins. Co.
PART III.-VAs yoRsr,
637. Arthur AgL Hampton.
1867. . ROome agt. the Mayor, tc.,
NY.
2549. Nelson sgt the MAYOR &c.
24sl..Neis0n and Ano. agL Od-
wine.
10. BLACK ana tnn. Akt. tuc
Continental Nat Bank.
1927 McGregor agt. Boyle.
1915. shaw sgt. Duncan.
l3Ol..O. 5. Nav. Co. agt Smith
etai.
1927 Dilleber agt. Home Life
Ina. Co.
500. MILAN igt. Graham.
SUPERIOR CoURr-TzIAL TsRs-
IL
l647. Whitney Az hayor. &c.
1851 n. Wagner agi. BoocooS.
77l..Risisv agt. Smith, ct Al.
$40. hcCarthy agt. AcQuade et
Al.
625. Corsin ct a. Agt. Eighth
NauOnsl Bank
800 Cohen agt. Kelly. sherii
7O3. Livingston Agt Keech.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-02
LOUISIANA ITEMS.

The Baton Rouge Adrocdte, Of the 3Oth ult.,
says The cotton crop in this parish will be
short this year-much shorter than was antici'
erably well, while the crop is said to be fair
In some parts Of the State, especially where the
overflow was felt, there is not to-day bresdstuffs
for two weeks ratons, including what little that
has been grown since the waters receded There
is certain to We terrible suffering in this state
before another crop can be raised.
The Winnsborough (Franklin parish) Sttn, OF
the 26th ult, says; The present has been q rainy
week sometimes it poured down very heavily
accompanied by winds, no doubt wasting much
cotton. Previously picking was general, and
Was progressing finely. , :.
The Alexandria Democrat, Of the 3O.h ult
says Registration going on well and above al
peaceably, and no words OF white OF black com
plaints-good sign, when no one croaks and Al
are pleased
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By Nash & HOdgsOM.

COTTON-COTTON-
$50 bales of COTTON more or ess), saved from
the wreck Of the ship Ailsa, Capt. John Dick,
for account of whom it may concern, at pubic
auction.
DY NASH h HODGSON - W. l. Hodson,
ID Auctioneer-Ofiice No. S Carondelet street,
On FRIDAY, October Cd, 1874, at 10 A. NJ,
on tne Levee, at the head of Washington street,
for account of whom it may concern, at public
auction, will be sold
$50 SALES COTTON,
moro of Loss)
saved from the wreck OF the British ship Ailsa,
Capt. John Dick.
ferms-Cash on delivery in United States
Treasury notes. OF To
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-02

SECOND WARD AUXILIARY DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
At their new and spacious wigwam, last evening,
. large and enthusiastic meeting was held, over
flowing with zeal and numbers. 1t was, IN fact,
. great outpouring OF tho people.
Resolutions indOrsinG the compromise, ana
ccmmendatory OF Col. Ellis, District candidate
for Congress, were unanimously passed, after
which Senator Booth addressed the meeting, with
evident acceptability. We did not hear the
speaker say much in favor Of the man who fired
on the people out of the Custon,-House windows.
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THE CITY.

CUTTING ArYRAY IN TIE THIRD DrsraIcr:-
About haH-psst o'clock last evening difficulty
occurred on Union, between Craps and Love
streets, between two men named Patrick Henry
and BENJAMIN Franklin, both colored, in which
the former was cut in the left shoulder and
severely injured with razor III the hands OF
Franklin, who was arrested and locked up IN the
Fifth Precinct Station. For some time back
Misunderstanding existed between the two men
about family affairs and which led to the cutting,
both parties seemed determined on killing each
other at first sight. The wounded man was taken
TO his residence corner OF Laharpe and Claiborne
streets, where his injuries were examined and
pronounced painful but not dangerous
A BURGLAR PUAsUED AND DASGsRousLl
WOUNDED WHILE ATTEMPTING TO MAKE HIS Es-
CAPE.-Last night about 10 O'Clock Philip Gains,
. negro entered the grocery store, No. lO5 Cont
street, and stole ham. He Nc sooner got out
side the door when the proprietor gave chase
''hollowing thief" Arriving at the corner Of
Royal and st. Louis streets he WAS fred upon and
dangerously wounded by some person III the
crowd and whose name is unknown. lie was
brought to the jackson Square Station, where
DR.. Schumacher arrived IN fe" nAnutes after,
and on examination it was found that he was
wounded in two places, one ball entering the right
shoulder and the other in tho groin. His wounds
we're pronounced critical.
FIRE IN ALGIERs-Mr. Charles Sweeney, q
grocery store keeper in Algiers, got ON one OF
his periodicals yesterday, and after roaming
around the village for about two hours, repaired
TO his establishment, corner Of Seguin and Della
rond streets, meeting in the store some OF bis
customers who we're looking for good coal oil.
After assuring them he kept the best made, he
thought he would make test on can which
had just been poured out, and accordingly lit a
match, placed it to the oil, and in about second
OF time it exploded, fortunately, without killing
any one and only setting fire to the store, which
was damaged TO considerable amount. The
grocery was not insured.
SEVERELY BvRNr.-Last evening about :
o'clock, girl named Felicia Reod, aged nine
years, was severely burnt on the back, caused by
her dress accidentally catching IRE while cooking
parents, corner Plum and st. Mary streets.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Albert Paul.
POSITIVE SALE AT AUCTION

POSITIVE SALE AT AUCTION,
OF the neat double One-stOry frame residence, NO.
466 White street.
DY ALBERT PAUL-Auctioneer, Office and
ID salesroom. 40 Royal street-SATU RDAY,
October 3. 1874, at II O'Clock M. will be sold
at public auction, at the Merchants and Auc-
ioneers Exchange onlRoyal street, without Limit
certain lot Of ground situated in the Fourth
District OF this city, in square bounded by White.
Franklin Josephine and st. Andrews streets, and
measuring 80 feet front on White street, by about
1877 feet in depth, together with the improve
ments thereon, consisting Of the neat aud lately
built double one-story cottage residence, No. 466
White street.
Terms--O One third cash, balance a. one and two
years credit, in notes secured by mortgage aTlng
per cent per annum interest, improvements to I've
kept insured at purchasers expense. The taxes
of 1874 payable in 1875 to be assumed by pur-
chaser.
Act Of sale, ETC., at expense ofpurchaser, before
Eu.ebe Bounv, notary pubic s27 I'd
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF EVERY De-
scription, Carpets, Crockery, Glass and other
Ware, Etc, Etc.
DY ALBERT PAUL, Auctioneer Office and
ID salesroom No. 10 Royal strcet-Will sell every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, at the salesroom, 40 Royal, near
CustOmtiOuse streets
A general assortment Of new and secondhand
Household Furniture. Carpets, Crockery, Class
and other Ware, ETC., etc.
Loans secured on Furniture, etc. Storage At
mo. ,erstc 70 tes s2i It
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LOST-FOUND.

EOUND-A PAIR OF sPECTACLEs, IN A
Il green case, on Magazine street. The owner
can recover them BY applying at this Office and
proving property. s25
T O6TlCHECK FOR $40, NO. II, DATED NOV.
IL 4, 1873, drawn by Theo. AuZe to order Of
Miner W. Smith and Endorsed by him, also certi-
fed by Canal Bank. All parties are warned
against receiving the same, as the bank has been
notified. G. II. TEBAULT, NJ D.
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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-02

nEMO0I-THE OFFICE OF THE HOPE
II, Insurance Company q New Orleans, has
been removed from No. 81 Camp street to No.
125 Common street. between Camp and st.
Charles. LOUIS BARNETT.
s297t Secretary.