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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-23
Revival at Oid smyrna church.

SMYRNA, Oct. p, 1S74.-We have Just
a a very interesting revival of religion,
at Old Smyrna Church, in Rutherford
county, conducted by our pastor, Rev. J.. B.
Chapman. He was assisted, towards the
close Of the meeting, by Rev. Messrs. Pit
man and Hunter, of the Methodist Church.
There were added to the church twenty
hive members-twenty-three on examina-
ton, and two by letter.
Capt. Robert L. Weakley joined ON pro-
fession. He is now in his 6ftieth year.
ID
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CITY

Another Comet Flaming in the Sky
Another comet, more resplendent in its
caudal appendages than the last, now
spreads its luminous tail athwart the cerul-
can vault. 1t was discovered by the Pub
lie Library of Kentucky, and its name is
the Last Grand Gift Concert for the bene-
tit of that noble institution, to ZONE OFF
Nov. 30. Twenty thousand prizes are an
noUnoed on the full front Of this heavenly
body, with a grand distribution Of $780,
900 to ticket-holders, and the prizes rang
ing from $4,000 down to $50, move in
characters of living light in its track. It
$4,000 for 500. GOlladay's Drawing
next Monday at Opera House, Nashville,
Tenn. Oc22 st
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-23

New stock of file Watches, Chains, jew
elry, and Silverware, cheaper than ever al
Atkinson & Alsted's, p Cherry street.
Oci n
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-23

Next Monday, at Opera House, Nash
Vile, Tenn, GOlladay's 6Sth Monthly
Drawing. Capital prize, S10,eO0 in cash.
Tickets only S2.OO-l1 for $50, % for $50,
81 for 500. Form your clubs at once, and
get your. tickets from W. G.. Price. Do
moi wait until the last day, as it will be
impossible for him to supply the demand
Orders by mail or express, directed to j. r.
Golladay, Bowling Green, Ky., will be
filed up to departure of last mails Mon
day. the 26th October. Oc22 st
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Go to ID. Y. Neylan's $40 and 35 Pub
lie Square, and examine his stock Of choice
Books and Pictures. His Books are in
every style of binding, and by the best ai-
thors. His Pictures copies Of the best
masters, and his prices are tOsuit the times.
See for yourselves. Oc22 Al
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-23

A MAN in earnest finds means; OF, if he
rannot find, creates them.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-23

NrCHc corn lies under the straw that IS
Ul seen.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-10-23
ThafI rish Oomnanr.

Pursuant TO announcement in these
columns, a meeting of those DESTROYS Of or
ganizing themselves into an Irish military
company, met at Hibernian Hall last night,
but adjourned until Monday night in order
TO allow the committee on contribution and
bylaws time TO complete their work. Con-
Siderable enthusiasm is manifested with
regard to the organization Of this company.
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CITY NOTICES.

Maximum temperature o.. deg, minimum
temperature 90 deg, mean temperature 81
deg.
amount of rainfall in the past "A hours, O.5
inches.
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RETAIL DRY GOODS.

New shades in colOred Silks for evening wear,
at 9Oc.
New shades in POplins, 20c.
BRlemoes, in five new shades. at 25c.
French Cashmere, beautiful cloth shades, soc.
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Tsisqraphie Report from Signal Ssrviee C0rPS ..
8. 4, Of O6ssrvaiOs, az $3.50 p. My he
KsFteTn Union Line.
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4 COMMITTEE WAIT UPON 1 !AHLE>
MDNIALUO.
The Citizens on Duty.

II. outrageous conduct .: Charlie. Mon.
taill. at the Third Ward Reg 5tra'!on Poll has
been .Ucil that the following Democratic .",A-
t.Ii.te.: J. r. :. SelIecs Tho. Eyrne. Iho..
reynolds, jos. \. Gauche. Mike Lyons, VIM.
Condor and Jas. Lyon. waited ON him yes
.e1,li,y and demanded tia. he exhibit his
coYnmission lie did 50. buy IS it differed
from all other, H.. eommittc. repaired to
Judge Woods court. thcgc to ascertain
whether it was II udulent OF not. We warn
M,ntaldo to be careful. lie may play with
the lions claws TOO often.
The committe. ..secrtained from the clerk
Of the L. 5. Circuit Court that Montaldo's
commission was i'll order. but that it had been
signed by Woods not IS Judge but as a pri.
vate individual. This accounts for the man
nev in which that commission Was made out.
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CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION.
4 Very Transparent Dodge.
White Men, Look at Your Registration
Papers.

Wednesday ". announced that certificate
Of registration had becn shown us by gentle.
man who is /. citiz9n Of the Third Ward, and
who registered a. TIE proper cfic. in the
ward, and received paper certificate that he
had enrolled himself in the Ninth Ward.
The Registrar Of the ward explained that
there had been an error committed in the dis.
trbution Of blank certificates.
Yesterday. although there had been am.
pie time to remedy the mistake. the business
is Still going on. Ninth Ward certificates are
being issued from the Third Ward registration
otic. and Third Ward certificates from the
Ninth Ward registration office.
One very peculiar circumstance attendant
on the transaction. is that the ''lnstake is only
made in the papers of white voters. The Ger.
tilicates OF the colored faithful are all 0. X. SO
far as any evidence Oh the subject can be
gathered.
This thing is getting rather monotono,lS,
and it is aboUt time it should be brought to
an end.
We advise all citize to examine their Ger.
titicates Of registration and see that they are
correct. and if they are not. have them made
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HOW THEY REFUSE 4 CITIZEN RE-
GISTRATION.
Kellogg. Dod.e>o

A .e,tieYa, who i. wei! known IN thi. coia-
nInity. and who is a ION. resident here pre-.
.ented himself a. the registration othc. %:
tn. Twelfth Ward yesterday. for the vur.
pos. II enrc'in. III. name AZ an elector.
Alter the preliminary question. had been
asked, the Registrar held W. filthy hib.
stained with the !.is5.. 81 hundred ebony
hu.d lips. and ordered the gentleman t" swear
Naturally Disguised AZ the presentation OF
surl. /. tim. stained book, \. refused, bu' -.
pressed willingness g. affirm. III" Ee8is-
tras ordered .im t. stand aside and "oi1 .ot
give him q certificate.
1t j. yery..idcn. from the action q the men
q. the enrolling office. THAT the. ar. .eteS-
mine! to pla.c. every obstacle ia tie way u
lar nj speedy registration.
Unnecessary questions are asked, TRIVIAL 'X-
.1.s.s given tor delays. and indeed, hellcSS's
iateres. il every .ay 'llrtlvrct
II is ZINE this wa, stopped. The people OF
New Orleans, the ,nost quiet ana lon9-end'lr-
ing community il this country, have still left
their manhood, and i. seriousness ". advise
the segi.tlu1, 10 pursue different 'o4sse
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uUW kELLOGG'S MILITIA ARE
UNIFORMED.
8UIEE .HE FREE RATIoNs G".

DELTA. La. Aug. II.
arto. New Orleans Enctn:
l,eJr SIR Seeing an article in your issue OF
IL JDth, by il citizen Of st. Helena parish, III
ie.-..d to the conduct Of those miserable rene
-,.Gds, Davis .nd Thompson, in receiving
Clothing, etc. designed for those who had sui
terci by the overflow. and distributing the
same for political effect, reminds me that it Is
generally understood, and doubtless true. that
siulIell has uniformed his militia with army
clothing sent here for the sufferers Of this
,tr,h refusing to give to those who did not
ieIoug to his militia. and sivin. to those who
ill belong to it.
I'll further venture the assertion from re-
N.tlle intelligence that i'll this and other ne.
no parishes, one-half the articles supplied
'yc,e diverted to POLITICAL ends.
The charitable givers have been detrauded,
~ the end that the tax payers, the true suffer
rs MAY be robbed through political chlcane.
~ vet We should not be surprised at this.
TIL Inhuman wretches who do it are III the
SC; not varying from the line Of policy marked
ont and predetermined upon when they voted
for Kellogg and gave their aid III maintaining
III, .SurpatIon.
Bat let them beware. The gallows or Peni'
Tertiary, by due process of law. IS the newt
able doom which awaits them in the near tu.
...e. Your. truly. LOUISIANA.
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THE CITY.

lorrc-.Ioue ! "cloci. Yesterday after.
Avy.. .ne body % an unknown .oloreI maa
-. :ounI floating IN the New canal. about
,u..qri.rter mile te!ow tie tol! gate. Coco
H.. .o.i,ied
nile UosrlyAA-A About -: o'clock last eve
ain. .4l~n named Joseph, about Is years q
80, q na,ly. Of Portugal, VII" was brought g
Gown On tae steamboat NatcheZ, in !. sick ana
destitute condition, Wa, sent - the Hospital
g. ...cd.ca. treatment.
STA.yE., - YHE SroMA.H. Between ah1
!. o'e..c. yesterday afternoon. one leonard
Cab.ron !. Frenchman. while walking near
.Ae aorae, .. Royal and Deiery Streets, wa,
9..jb.' ia The stomach by person whom he
-al. point ou.. He va. attended t" by ply.
.caL officer Euhles made ia affidavit.
iIa.. ST. SupeynumeYafs iafar.:. State.
Via. 1t .le .o.n"t Of Claiborne and Espianaele
,t.oe.- :whiIc Oh duty, he wa. met by twelve
men ndli ri them carrying n1Sket.. Ih.s
.ll.e. him, i'.t Ac escaped unl.'nt- Itt..'
=. .ll..
.1rom Yesterday. Evening Eiition.l
!vaa.AHY ..;D iAEcE.. MARY Williams
49, iocl.i up in the Fourth yesterday,
Ia. Cd by :. ;. 'tleuo.c with burglary $40!
:,.-gl. q: clothing.
iaI#a .IAE..- Abor. -. o'clock tai9.
-. >. tx VS. turned ia isou. box PIP.
l.i-- .b,u. I ~ =. n. yesterday .ire
v.a ..l5.e.cget IN the 700. o. :. kitchen. ~.
-. ,.s.ree.. occupant Of building. 4. Boyle.
ia. =. i4h.. Insured. Caua.. q i.s ~.
.nug.. Alarm Turned IN from toX ~.
.L@u. /. 4" o'cloc. last nigh, IL. com
.i>.ely destroyed the franz. dwelling owned
.nl occupied by John foat. .or.er Of Dclery
al Royal streets The one-st,fy frame
~ hon. II, the back Of the house, was also
Consumed Loss $500. Insured in the 81,
.alt5 Mutual for $1,000. Tie fire is sup
posed to have been the work Of an !nceAdIaly.
Alarm .u.i4ed i'll from box Gl5.
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TIE FRI>BIE EXTORTION CASE.

Yesterday .h- ease against Frisbic. L.
:; commissioner. by virtue Of his commission,
~. resumed before L. S. Commissioner
Cr~i:.
Commissioner Craig sustained the objcc.
.iots of counsel for prosecution, against ad-
uniting testimony of other t. S. Commission.
~ 5 to the charges and fees customary.
The yitnesse. in the case signed their tcsti.
4no..y, and the whole matter was taken under
.dy>cment. A decision will probably be rem.
-. on Saturday. when the other charge OF
.A:4.tion preferred by the .oloreI man. John
80. VIII be Investigated.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

BOARDING = OCCUPANTS WANTED FOR
ID Two large and airy Rooms, second and third
Aoois, well furnished, and opening upon wde
covered yerandahs on the shady eide of the
street. Also, for several very cool and pleasant
apartments Of smaller size Terms moderate
DIFFERENCES can be exchanged through Glass Box
25Sl Post Office. oS on application TO No 429
Carondelet street au2 1mSuTuFr
UNFINISHED ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT
L board central location, No .oe Gravier street
year BaIonne terms moderate, To slHt tnss. ap!stt
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THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IN.
i forms his friends and the public in general,
that he will, on the 9Th inst, open an OYSTER
SALOON in the basement of the St. Charles
Hotel, entrance on Gravier street, where he will
keep constantly on hand a good supply Of the
best and freshest oysters offered in this market.
G. ". BOURGES,
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~ :itemp' 10 NuzHi. WitncS.e. in the
Newton Murder Case.

-. Team from vciabl. source tina. i .ey-
49,. deputy . Coroner Gray.r, on behalf Of
IL n.url!ere. Newton, approached certain
gentleman wi. was an eyewitness to til. dts-
.at,lt. assassination Oh Tuesday night and
.r.yl by a brbe 20 keep Iii. liv. closed a. 10
y lie inew i, the .as.
Tie gentleman at first treated tie offe,
VIZ. the scoru il 50 justly deserved, but the
Uctatv Coroner suggested to him the bene-
:ici.l results Of a tour to some Of the Western
..t.g-. which the honorable o. gentleman
seemed 10 look upon with favor. but added,
-: .ould like to 90 t" st. Louis. but if d.
-. myself cut "t the way ] must b. well
Ua;' .or il.
..is til. dc,u', assured him would be done,
~! nus they parted. seeming. satisfied with
slei! daata.!y bargain. Now, il the Yale-t;.ee !
kc.lorg. az any % his .lishonoYab. horde.
Siil.k Ger OF. moment that the citizens q New
Orleans viii submit 70 the buying OF 0! this
Sr,.ch.a murderer, Newton, theS are 1oefull.
Ia..ish .hi. .cdculous .,elu.on from thei,
.i.a!s Let them know that !us:ic. H,..s' and
.i Is. mcted out to this deep-dye2 assassin,
>e..nn and, if the law in the magnitude If
Il. uvlr, fails III this respect. then the exit
49, p. New Orleans will show the rsurper
'ha: .uere are other mean. ot vuni,hin. Iii.
lIred iuurdercrs
lHE SEVENTH WARD DEMOCRATS On Wed
nyegay, the 3d inst, the Seventh Ward Dem"
cratic and Conservative Club met III j.
coi,'s Hall. corner OF Love and Frenchmcn
>tI a. Much work Of local importance way
effected. \ communication announcing the
reorganization Of the seventh Ward Ger
maa Democratic Club and asking to be recog.
.iizll As an auxiliary club, was read amids,
much applause. The desired recognitio. wa.
unanimously accorded, and the Presiden. .:
1la German club. George Buckhardt, Esq.
VA aIiy proclaimed vice President .: "a.
VCr-rll CLAD.
appropriate solutions niorsin, I'll. ae.io,.
.ll nominations Of the Baton Rouge Convex
:io. were uns.,imou~ly adopted! The .luh
.ug0 wen. u:o ~ elec'loi. -. . .9e.e.at. ~
a. States' COMMITTEES.
Mr. l. ! lewis being nominated. declined
q. tayo. ot Nh \. H. Eightor, whom IL recon-
'...ldtts 10 the suffrage. OF the citizens .t the
w.r. il Term. .. the highes. eslogy. !Ig
j 5htor unanimously elected.
The club determined to meet weekly 'ev.ry
Wednesday :: !acobss Hall. an. then ad-
;oIrned.
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EDUCATION.

URINARY, GRAMMAR AND HIGH SCHOOL,
l $40 Josephine street, between prytania and
ST. Charles streets. The Fifth Annual Term of this
school will commence on MONDAY, September 7,
1874. A limited number Of boarding pupils will
be received. The object Of the Principal will be
to make this department Home School for Girls.
An advance class in Rhetoric Composition and
Literature will be formed for Young Ladies.
Hours Of attendance, for this class, from 2 7. NJ
III 1 T. NJ. Circulars containing TERMS etc, can
be obtained at the School from
au30 1mNcSuo +. MATTHEWS, Principal.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

1903 .--.--.---.-St Cha rlcs street.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT UNTIL 10 p. M
This Institution is the best and only resort for
the relief of the Debilitated, Mental and Ply
steal organization.
Tcrms-Only $40 per annum.
Adult classes, Tuesday aud Friday, 7:3O P NJ
juvenile Monday, Wednesday and Friday from
$50 to $50 7. NJ, at the rate of 81 per month
payable monthly III advance
HARRY HA1IAIERSI.EY
Maitre d'Armes and Manager.
au2G 3m TuFrSu
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III ASSESSMENTS
NOTCH. TO HAE-YAiiH.
DEPARTMENT or ASSESSMENTS.


City Hall, Room Y. Aug. -. 1874.
Z. accordance With section seven. city ordls
Ialcs number Il, Administration Series, notl G
= r.bv sv.I. that the Assessment on Real Es
tat.; and Persona. Property within 'he city, fop
he year a,7s - nos complete, and viii be opea
fjr inspection and correction aS the Office Of the
department. Of Assessments, Room 10, CT v Hall,
from . o'clock A. N. til o'clock ?. NJ. Sundays
exc pteal, during thirty days from the date
herepf, at which time all complaints, Of either
siGered.
ID taxpayers are hereby notified to attend to
',r assessments IN person, as no applications
Or tne correction Of assessments will be enter
tainsd by any clerk Of this depart rent, unless
maze by the owner Of the property in person or
must be strictly obeyed.
an16 I'm H F. HTuRCKEN Administrator
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Office Planters Cotton Tie Association. 81 Car
ondelet siIect-New Orleans, August ! lr14-A
meeting of the Stockholders Of this Association for
the purpose OF considering and acting upon certain
notifications "t the charter viii wake place at its
office i'll th..ity, SATURDAY, September J. ls7l.
au5 In. JOHN HUGHES President.
Special >ptics-Ateanier Katie makes close con-
nrcton AZ mouth III VIII and Arkansas Rivers
with steam. QiICkS1Ei' G,r Augusta And all
points on Whit. River.
JOHN JASHEI, Agent. ii. Common street.
suls
Special Sosirs-Hycursios Tickets by Steamers
Na.c.ez and Il. T.. Ice. leaving SATU KDAYS at )
T. NJ and returning 81 NDAYS al J.. ". Fare for
the r.n trio -. XicLeSs good for two days only
For sale ~ j. JANNEI,
Az .uI vi Common street.
Time Of Departure. The Mail Train by the Great
jackson Railroad Route leaves the Depot at the foot
of Calliope street at o'clock =. NJ. connecting with
all fast tlains North, EasS and West Pullman Pal
Cars on all srans jyl
DIR. VIC. Austin, residence and office $50
1t Charles, First street. Office hours from
"A. NJ, and from half past to half-past 7. NJ.
Slate at Geo &. Fosdick 60 $, No. % CarondeleS
.lreet Ordeas 4sS ihere promptly attended to.
jcli II
North Louisiana and Texas XaiIroad--
Through bills Of iiin. given 70 al stations on this
soad for freight .hipped peg steamers Il. T. lev,
Katie. ana SassheA y.JANNEY, Agent,
iea II. Common street.
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EDf.ITiC

No poieics' ADVERT ~ments ~. ee i,,.e'.e,s unless
pa. 1vl il. advance Endorsed Icy sesvon.b.
party.
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THE MCLLIGAN GUARDS,

There was a sickly appearance" about thl,
famed organization at police headquarters
this morning. Thos. who had been on tn.
recruits lately brought in from Elephant John.
ny'> harrei-holss. and III. soup-hous.. They
have forty IN rank, now, that i, counting III.
knock hno.I and one.csel.
1t is iuic,ous ia loo. a. Til. Fais.aflian
guard Tai cad!yerous specimens, ~ human.
il, guide left and mari. time with little puffy
fellows. who look u. though they had an I'M
limited capacity for whisky. \ laughablc lit
tic episode occurred tets morning ia TIA. court
yard Is the men assembled.
One Mrs Spllman PUT III an appearance.
and demanded the restoration Of the prodigal
son who had been .nti..L away 90 Join tn.
ranls of til. Philistines. Sh. claims that
after having supported him for eight months
out Of her own hard earnings. She sould take
hs .ife il Il. failed to leave the misguided
crowd with wh.ch Il. wa. then associated
". presume that il accordance with the ma
ternal command. h. marched. marched.
marched away from ia. Mulis.n Guards.
THE C9"r. !. w.ll-knovn planter residing
III the upper edge o: thls county informs
THAT the cotton il. the bottom land. is Just lit
orally burning up for lack Of rain. The crops
have been without rain in that section. FOR sew.
.ral weeks. and tie .lamay. done by the
.lroutL has bee. incaiculable The cotton
stalks are almost barren OF bolis except the
early crop. the late holls not having had sutfi.
Client moisture "a .nahl. them to mature.
She cotton crop must necessarily fall short.
ana i, i. hardly possible that at This late ia.
rams could DO j any good !.,.jr,y Ue."ld.
81 jast.
The LAX. Providence Eyej'i.n.. .. liz.
9Sth ut, says:
The cxtron. dry weather las injured tn.
crops seriously on Bayou Macon Hills.
Cotton j. shedding is forms feartully OF the
sandy sidse-. The crop ~ no. a. proM.s.n:
it tcu, week ago
Corn has been much benefited by til ~.
.hc.,y. W hay. had lately.
new .iagu. i. fepogte! ia III. STAT o..
Tmauiras. Mex!c. Il il. small. fly. who's.
bite produce. most painful. and poisonoll.
effects. 1t j. stated that number Of person.
HAY. los: their noses from a kind Of .ancerous
or eatia. ,oge. produced ~ the Bit. .. these
hIe..
W.l. Nurre'l. tie .o'orei lord Of Madison
parish, La. accidentally sho, himself Though
the knee :, Friday. He Will lis. Tho l.ss ot
his right !e: $. say. the sicbstuv!'y.
lI,y or ..voTyY t..y
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MISCELLANEOUS.

1A'lNES, BRASDIES. SHERRY. LTC.-
!, casks :.LAREV, Saffron, .. Il.
30 .. :. ! II. Wu,tenbeY..
~ . .. CastelmoroG.
800 boxes St. Macaire I.eo'i'le, etc.
100 packages COGSAC BRANDY, % jules Robin.
< Co.. J. !. Dumon 4 Co., \. Seignette.
200 bose. .OGNAC BRANDY bottles and TASKS.
100 assorted BRANDY EEUII>. PRUHES
and iPEICOTS.
$50 box. Italian WEYMOUTH
200 burgundy and Bordeaux DESSERT
zoe casks Eo... Younger SPARKLING ALE.
-. .. Oeetjen LAGER BEER.
~ 81. Superior Bordeaux CLA.EI.
- tbls n hat. Wine VINEGAR.
20. cases SAEDINES in ~. boXes- small. fish.
5000 box. French WINDOW GLASS.
1000 .. STAR CANDLES. :. ., an! :.
TO ARRIVE
!6G packages PORT WINE.
iUt baskets PlaeniDl oLI.! OILY.
.0or.y.s WEYMOUTH, Molly, Pr..; 4 O..
30 !JI- WHIT Wi.e VINEGAR.
300 boXe.
81 cask. .LAREr. caste'n.o,on.
u. >. :. Caste!trane.
10 'ery heavy ana su.e'sos.
s0racsag.. SHERRY Wine.
30 case. French MUSTARD.
- .. Petts POS Vert. Fins
% SusaSchsuas Tone.ess SAHDINES. h'.
2oo case. sARDINEs in oil. ar. soxe.. small. ISL.
1000 .. French WINDOW GLASS.
:. WAX MATCHES (Bangies}e
For safe by BERCIER Il DESMEf,
s25t Importers, No. Tchoupitou'as street.
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LOST FOUND.

'TES DOLLARS REWARD -Ko.T ON mon
lay night blar. ;.ud tan SIC f, months old,
insser. 70 the Aanc Of tly. Marked with tan
7po. oye, each .Ns. Aunp under tie throat
as not cut !hc above reward viii be paid to
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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-04
'TkINIII CHURCH SCHOOL.
YOR GIHLS.)

(YOR GIRLS)
The fifth annual session Of this school will
begin on Monday, sept II lsIl In accordance
Nth the notice already gwen the school will be
reopened on that day and the studies of the advent
term VIII lie at once entered upon. Circulars
containing full information concerning the course
of study, the text books used, and the terms for
tuition, may be obtained from the Principal Of
the school, Miss L. G. WinGate, corner Of General
Iaylor and Prytana streets, the Rev. s. $. Harris
Rector Of Trinity Church and Superintendent of
the school, from any Of the following -named
members of its Board of Trustees: 4. T. Clesc-
land, Geo. W. Race, J. A. Blanc, DR.. +. w.
Gustlne. GEO. 5. kACSLER,
au30 1mcoi Secretary and Treasurer.
DEABODY HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES.
with Preparatory Department, No. Z; Coliseum
street Second Annual Session opens TUES
DAY, September |. 1874. For terms, etc, apply
at the school, to X. Il. SHAW.
au23 lot Principal.
DASS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE. PASS CHRIS
| tan, Miss. The next Session Of this Instltu
ton will commence on TUESDAY, October 9th.
The most ample accommodations are afforded to
Young men DESTROYS Of pursuing thorough Gas
steal, Scientific or Commercial course of studies
Special attention given to the French and Ger
man languages.
For prospectus, giving terms, etc, address
au23 2mcod BRO. STEPHEN, President
COMMERCIAL AND CLASSICAL ACADEMY
For boys over six years Of age.
Il. NJ. LUSllER, Principal.
Tenth session opens MONDAY, Sept. :, 1874
No. 2l7 st. Charles street, northwest section Of
Tlvoli Circle.
For terms etc. apply to the Principal, at the
academy, from A. NJ. to 2 z. NJ. aul6 lmeod