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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-05

WADswoRTH & Parsons. Just receiv-
ed new Cloaks, new Ties, Neck Rufles,
Hamburg Edgings, &c. They say they
have marked their entire stock down
to panic prices and are bound to sell the
goods, and if prices are any object, they
think now is your time to secure bargains,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-05
352 WABASH AVE-,
k1kNEz.NSe9&eE8EEE Opposite the Post Office,
B X CHICAGO.

The most Renowned Specialist Of the Age, an the
treatment of PRIVATE, Chronic and URI-
NARY DISEASES, SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
early indscrons other causes PRODUCING
NERVOUSNESS PnPLEs on THE FACE NTTisfto'' ~ 10 10
caC,.-v I,,n,,vrD sIaHr, LOSS OF MEMORY ANr
x,,xuooD PERMANENTLY CURED. THE CREAM oF
rprcAL LITERATURE Illustrated with chase engravings
explaining who may marry why not Why Inc lPeoAien1
marriage Their nature and cure Price 50 cents
plain envelope Ladies requiring surgical aid
medical attendance advice may call address the doctor
Invalids provided with private apartments board attend
ance &C. Cures Guaranteed. Rubber goods on hand
DIR. OLIN has removed his office to 50 Randolph
Street corner State. Circular expressly for ladie
two stamps 1115d&w1y
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-04
TIE MUNICIPAL TICKET.

r! rumor which obtained currency some
weeks ago that Kellogg intended to sign the
new city charter bill, has been revived. But
We believe it is done simply for the purpose OF
influencing, in a measure, the nominations
for city off 'ers. Assurances have been given
by Mr. Kellogg that this bill would not be
approved, and the people would have the
responsibility Of selecting the officers of the
city government.
It will therefore devolve upon the Conven-
ton tomorrow to nominate q ticket for the
voters Of this city to support. Let US hope
that the gentlemen selected will be of such
q character as to commend them to the cor
dial approval Of the people.
Give us men who will fairly represent their
constituents, and who will stand faithfully by
the interests Of the party that support them.
Men who, in an emergency. will not be found
wanting and will have the boldness and man.
illness to stand by their people. Men who
will not be intimidated by threats of Kellogg
TO remove them from Office and who. will not
desert party and principle in the hour Of need
Men of intelligence and of such character a.
will give assurances that the city will have
efficient and honest Administrators.
Such candidates we need and must have
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-04
MAJOR E. A. BURKE.

In referring hastily, few days ago, to The
resignation OF Major E. A. Burke IS general
freight agent Of the Jackson Railroad, We were
dcbarred BY time from paying that gentleman q
well-deservee tribute, and this seeming neglect
We now propose to repair.
| During the Majors four years. residence in
New Orleans he has exhib;.ed remarkable quail
ications, both in business circles and in politics.
For four years pat he has had charge Of the
freight business Of the great Jackson Railroad,
handling about one-tenth OF the commerce OF
this city. say one hundred millions in value per
annum, involving cash responsibility Of several
millions Of dollars per year. q
The entire commercial community bear testi-
nony to the systematic, prompt and correct
transaction Of business in the freight department.
The company testifn their appreciation Of his
services annually b. substantial increas 20 of
salary.
The campaign Of 1872 brought to the front
many persons new in our political history. OF this
class Major Burke was the most prominent, his
connection with various organizations Of public
character in this city, coupled with his known
generosity and pleasing address had won large
circle Of friends, and he rapidly took com
manding position, being member Of the leading
Conference Committees. Imbued with liberal
conservative ideas, he boldly maintained them:
but was unceasing in efforts for Cancellation
After the Fusion he became member OF the
Committee Of Eight, under whose auspices the
Fusion campaign was conducted.
It was owing to mis- vigilance and sagacity that
the plan Of the Radicals to assemble the Legisla-
ture, depose Warmoth, seat Pinchback, (who was
to have then signed the election billy, was dis
covered and thwarted. Everyone recollects the
thrilling race Of Pinchback and Warmoth from
New York, how Pinch "got left at Canton, and
how Wa,moth was brought through on special
trains at .ixty miles per hour, but few credited
the execution of the details to the proper party
Again did the Radicals find . checkmate from
this same source in this infamous scheme to
suborn the registration officers before the election
but the best days labor Of all, by this indefatiga-
bic worker, Was saving from the clutches Of tho
Radicals the original returns Of election certified
to by the Commits Ioners and United States Su.
pervisors. These returns were in Mechanics In
stitute, surrounded by United States soldiers and
deputy marehals. Major Burke was quick to per-
ceive the importance, and prompt in the execu-
ton Of plan by which every return was safely
removed. under the very eyes Of the troops and
watchful marshas. The significance Of this action
may be appreciated when we consider that the
fate OF good government in Louisiana may rest
upon these returns when the Legislature to BE-
elected assemblies.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-04

by Holman, Marks h Co.
TRUSTEES SALE,
BY HOFFMAN, MARKS & CO.,
THE LARGE AND EXTENSIVE STOCK OF NJ.
COGAN,
consisting OF the finest Assortment Of
MEMS, YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHING.
BEAVER, PLUSH AND WOOL HATS,
GENTS AND LADIES' SOLE LEATHER
TRUNKS.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF GENTS UN-
DERWEAR,
To be sold by order Of j. SIMON, Trustee ior
the Creditors.
DY HOFFMAN, MARKS h CO-Alex. Levy,
ID Auctioneer--On MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1874,
at 10a o'clock, A. NJ, at store No. IS Charities
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF M. COGAN, consist
ing Of Clothing, Trunks Hats and Furnishing
Goods, being one Of the finest stocks ever Of
fered at auction in this city, to be sold without
any reserv. whatever.
TERMs-Cash. oc4 1t
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Albert Paul.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF EVERY DE-
scription, Carpets, Crockery, Glass and othse
Ware, Etc, Etc.
DY ALBERT PAUL, Auctioneer- Once and
ID salesroom No. 40 Royal street-Will sell every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at ID
O'Clock, A. NJ. ? at tho salesroom, 40 Royal near
Customhouse streets
general assortment Of new and secondhand
Household Furniture. Carpets, Orockery, G,aso
and other Ware, etc., etc.
Loans secured on Furniture, eto. Storage ct,
moderate rates ga II
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n referring TO THE ABOVE, THE UN.
III dersigned notifes the glblic that he will
continue the BOTTL1NG BUSINESS at Non ~,
y and 80 Bienville street, as heretofore conduct
ed bv Messrs. J. A. Baffer Co., and respectfully
asksa continuance Of public patronage SO lo1o
sssen AL to the old firm.
LOEIS c. Army.
70, e and " BienvaIe sAreSe
Nss G!.saH, S:t. /, 1SA. oil
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BY Nash f. HOdgsOn.

EXTENSIVE FURNITURE SALE.
The most important sale Of the season.
Elegant Rosewood Parlor Suits.
Elegant Rosewood Victoria Suits.
Elegant Oiled Walnut Victoria Suits
Handsome Plain Walnut Victoria Suits.
Handsome Single Walnut Victoria Suits.
Handsome Black Walnut Dining Suits.
Elegant Rosewood Prie-Disu and Lounge.
Elegant Glass Door Armoirs.
Handsime Stair Carpets and Rods.
Elegant Rosewood Etagere.
Elegant Rosewood Book Case.
Two Elegant r. P. Mantel Mirrors.
Elegant Velvet and Brussels Carpets.
Bugs, Oil Cloths, Mating and Mats.
Elegant Upright Pleya Piano.
(Stocl and cover nearly new.)
Handsome Rosewood Hat Rack.
Hall Chairs, Gallery Chairs, Easy Chairs.
Tables, Lounges, Ornaments, Music Stand.
=. Shades, Cornices and Lambrequins.
Armoirs, Ordinary Servants Sets.
Crockcry Sets, Mattresses. Spring Beds.
Bolsters, Pillows, Bars, Engravings.
Handsome French Blankets.
Handsome Bed and Table Linen
Kitchen and Yard Furniture, Tubs, etc.
The whole in elegant order and condition, being
The KnE@e Contents Of the Elegantly Furnished
Palatial Residence, No. % Prytana street. one
door above Clio street, on account Of departure,
Without Reserve, ct auction.
DY NASH l. HODGSON - w. 1. Hodson.
ID Auctioneer-OfficeN No. 5 Carondelet street,
On WEDNESDAY,, October IA, 1874, at 10A
O'Clock A. NJ, on the premises, as above, viii
be sold
The ENTIRE CONTENTS Of said Residence.
Terms-Cash on delivery In United States
Treasury Notes.
Parties unknown to the auctioneer will be re-
CURED to make a satisfactory deposit at the
moment Of adjudication.
N. b. The house will be open for inspection on
Monday ant Tuesday, October 18th and 18th.
from " A. NJ until r. NJ. "a I'd
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FOR RENT.

LHOR RENT-That neat twO-story House, 179
IL First street. one door from Magazine street It
has two parlors, four bedrooms, kitchen and ser
wants apartments, paved yard and a 5000 gallon
cistern. Rent moderate to q small, respectable
family. Keys at the fruit store corner of First and
Magazine streets For particulars apply at COL Full
ton street, between Sixth and Washington. o. Stuff
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-04

Rooms Parish C0mmittee-A special meet
ing of the Parish Committee will be held at their
rooms, of St Charles and Gravier streets,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, October :, 1874 at i
O'Clock for the purpose of discussing a uniform
mode of effecting thorough canvass Of the parish
The Presidents of all the Central Ward Clubs are
requested to attend the meeting, and if any una
bic to do so, they are requested to send duly
accredited representative. OF I'd
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BY q. ValetOn.

TO COFFEE-HOUSE KEEPERS.
One Bagatelle Table and one Jenny Lind Table
at Auction, without any reserve.
DY O. VALETON. Auctioneer- TUESDAY, Oc-
ID tober G. at II O'Clock, will be sold at store
No. 50 Magazine street
One Bagatelle Table new complete.
One Jenny Lind Table new complete.
With balls and cues. o4 81
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'E,Sk RENT-THE WELL LOCATED THREE
IL aSpy GI0hite Front Store, No. 60 Magazine
esast possosiorE1ven on the LIST Of October. For
particula1espply at : and Canal street. corner of
Belts. a. so6 tt
FsR n.NT = THE DFOUR-sTORY BRICK
ss Som%oc street ct opposite City Hotel
GAvier Ageet 14o offices Carondelet street,
osr1er USion, and oe ,wostory frame dwelling $40
Das phine STREE now being repaired and painted.
Apply 70 O. HOPKINS. % Union street. s6
LNeR RHNT-CHE FRONT OFFICE ON THE
Il sspind fGor oSNo. 60 Carondelet street; and the
s0oHd foor % same buildileS Also, the rear office
on@rsund aoor d No. 50 Carondelet street Posses
sion gisea onmediately. Gppy to McGEHEE
SN8W'DRN 4 co. 1911 Gravier street. au2s tt
'TINO RE0rzHOUSE.NO. 1874 CANAL STREET
i otweolot. Charlse and Carondelst streets. II
desirable upper and lower floors will DO rented sepa-
rateio Apply on the premises. aul4 Pm
TT9 RENT-THE WHITEHEAD WAREHOUSE
i from LIST 3 ptember, 1874. 1t is OF brick, two
stOriV h>h clth slate roof and covers four lots OF
g1ound and Wees 9th on Fulton and Front streets,
bet6 sen Julia and NOtre Dame streets. For terms
apply to RANDOLPH, SINGLETON e. BROWNE,
corner Camp and Natchez streets. iy26n
ITO RANT q THO THREE-STORY BRICK
i Eco, with slate ea,2 corner Girod End Full
ton 5oreets, running through from F0ton to Front
street, We openings on GIRO. For ternGapply to
r. H. BROWNE, corner Campeld Natchez streets,
or WIN. p. FRERET, o Camp street. jy2Stf
ITO RENT-THE LOWER FLOOR OF THE
L building No. 191 Gravie9 street. Also, the
lo<9esfoor ov No 1875 GIoier. Immedt 70 posoesSioP
s Ss AgP!2 , e HeGEhEE' sNosDES . y1o-
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Hall Of Booth Caards-The officers and
members Of the above named clubeare hereby mott.
o'clock P. NJ at their hall, corner Race and Maya
sine streets. All Conservative citizens of the ward
are respectfully invited to attend. Messrs. b. +.
Jonas and E. A. Burke will address the meeting on
the situation.
BY order: +. CALVIN, President.
L. +. KEAHNG, Secretary. 04&MoR
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ROOMS AND BDAR6.

v1SAHSING - HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
psoIns 81 ne ~ the oest ae& central locations
IN tie ciss voth an te confoss OF home and can be
had on the most reasonable tepns. ALSO. q few day
ADsrdees can De eacorcnoeote@. Apy@y immed sicily
a. l49 ST. Chs,ees stsset aeasas Opposite Lafayette
Sapafa. ST ON
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DHENIG 6IOUSkS
50 st. charles stree
Tlta most ssmOus house in the city for 9@etre u
ments and Amusements Next door to the Academy
of Mesic. Turn left thro4sil the VestibuleS Thor.
oughly refitted. OPENS TODAY.
Toe BOWLING SALOON. with So 4eO end ~
gaet Alleys.
Tho REsTAURANT Chorss steake ans other
dGcacies.
LIQUOR sATs choice Wins ana giquoIs Cell
served
LAGER BEER Western brands ice cola
OYSTER >ALOON. served in every style with
dsspatch SODA and MEAD SALOON, with delicate
Pastry and Confectionery. Each department is at
tended IL competent and 20 ore aenSemea
D. BIDWELL. Pre- a'ietor.
gslW Jas. JOHNSTON, Rlanas e.
NgTICE-HAvING aOLD CAT Our ale
N and Bottlins es.Abhshasaas, esndscted Tor
A..e raet ten years ct Nos %, Is and 80 Esensile
street to Mr.. LOUIS C. AMY, we tsS leave to
retusn our sacere thanks For the patronage D
iibe1slly extended to us duriss that 4sriod.
And now We tsse pleasure IN recorme 1dle 3
eur successor, Mr.. L. c. AaNxa to ouD tiefas
and customers.
We shall continue the sale Of EOIS, SALT.
CORKS and BREWERS aAA DISYlLLEHS
SUPPLIES, at No. 50 Qse 53) Gravier e1sst,
vshers We shall be pleased to meet our old fseRds.
=. A. BLAFFER Z CO.,
50 G1vier s.reet.
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"R KENr'e
BY j. w. DAVIS,
AUCTIONEER APPRAISER AND GENERAL
OPERATOR IN REAL ESTATE FUR
NITURE, STOCKS, ETC,

Nos. 1s5 1877, Terpschore street between rrytania
| and Coliseum-two-story frame rooms each. $50.
No. 1913 Magazine street, between Clio and Erato-
twO-stOry frame, retired rooms halls gas etc. go
Coliseum, corner Thalia-frame cottage, retired II
rooms, hall gas, etc
Liberty or IRENE street. No. 27e between Bayou
road and Barracks-twOsSOry, rOOms s25
Canal street, NO 267, between Marais and vi lere-
two-story. rooms gas, etc, good yard. s45
Two raised frame cottages Nos. lao and 14s
Eighth street, rooms, gas, with fixtures each So
Coliseum No ), near TerpsichOre-twOs story
frame, retired about 1e rooms halls. gas etc &125
No 1854 Jackson between Bainard and Baronne-
two story frame retired rooms gas, etc large
yard $50.
No So Girod street-Two.story store with residence
rooms gas, hydrant and cistern. $40.
No. AGA st. Charles, between Polymnia and Felicity
Two story frame retired rooms. gas etc. as.
Carondelct. between Toledano and Louisiana Ave
nue-Two-stery frame, retired E rooms, good yard.
e1e
Corner IRENE and Toulousc-Twostory frame;
three tenements; bar room on corner; rooms, gas.
cstern end h, drant each The whole 500
Corner Esplanade and Mystsrv-Onestory frame,
rooms. suitable for store or dwelli' g. Us.
st. Charles, corner Erato, frame cottage retired
rooms. SIS.
Prieur between Bayou Road and Hospital, one
story frame, rooms $50.
Chestsut. between Valen,e and Cadz, three cot
tages retired rooms each us.
HOTELS. STORES, ETC.
Louisiana Hotel-oppOsite St. Mary's Market-:o
rooms bar, bowling alley, completely furnished.
Two-story and Attic Brick Store-No. Isl Maya
zine corner st. Mary-large and desirably located,
being opposite the market. 600.
Twostory and Attic Brick Stores-Nos. 533 and s3s
Magazine. with nine rooms each y5
TwOstory Brick Store-No. 20l St Mary, opposite
Magazine Market. $50.
Threestory Brick Store-corner Baronne and Per
dido with dwelling, seven rooms, hail. etc 500.
No 437 Rampant between Thalia and MelpOmene
-Twos,ory frame store and dwelling, 6 rooms show
window etc 20.
Seven choice od1ces corner Front and Poydras.
NJ
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TRUsTEos SAIo.-In our Olction column vel
be found the eI<h,uncement OF Messre. Hoffman
Marks d Co., of laroe trustees sale OF the i'm
boots, shoes, etc. The sale Viii take pisse on
on Mond:1, October 9th, vt 10:SOA. NJ al the
s:CUe Ne. ) q haI tles street.
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WANTS..

"ANTED1A woman to cook and assist in house.
w work. Apply Monday at the two story
house ON Deachaise street. between Camp and Chest
rnf Oc4 IT.
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FURNISHED RG,M AN0 BcARD-PARLUH
IL and oed fsm on the sssa fsoa sand smely fur
s.eaed 900, anumesr Of Lac ee enS airy rams for
remit 9th op without lnaId ss No ID BulnundS, hs
t~eA Gems asS C@sasmApaas eaaasa. Teens mod
sssts % II
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-04

State Central Committee-Members will
take notice that the general meeting will be convened
on MONDAY. 5th DC ober at the Committee Rooms
ST. Charles and Gravier Streets at IL o'clock
N. X. II. MARI
o. 1t President
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POLITICAL.

No political advertisements viii be inserted unless
paid for in advance Endorsed by responsible
party.
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Parish Observation-Disclosures to the Parish
Convention are requested to meet at the rooms Of
the Parish Committee. corner Of ST. Charles and
Gravier streets, on SUNDAY. October T. 1874 at IL
o'clock. NJ. OF 1t
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DIANoS TO SUIT EvERYBODY-e

DIANoS TO SUIT EVERYBODY-G
i q
Just resolved and unpacXed, fresh supply Of
the unsurpassed Steinway, the fine toned knabe,
the excellent Westermayer and the ever popular
Pleyels. these being now conseded to be the
leading PIANOS of the Old and New World.
Also on hand an assortment OF secondhand
Pianos, more or less used, but m perfect cqpd
6rder, and ssld at half os their v.iue, from S0
upwards.
Pianos sold en- the menthly payment slan, or
rented, with the privilege to I'm chase.
Pianos repaired promptly, and at moderate
r;Ees. LOUIS GRUNEWALD,
Grunewald Hall Piano Warehouse,
VI IL IS. 20 and % Baronne street.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

QWEET OII-SWEET OIL
500 baskets, Pints and Quarts, Plagniol SWEET
OIL.
800 baskets, Pnts and Quarts, Poesers SWEET
OIL,
In store and for sale by
SMITH 4 McKENNA.
IS, 81 and 50 Poydras street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Office Mutual Aid and Benevolent Life In
surance Association of Louisiana. No. ~ Camp
strect-New Orleans Oct. s. IS74.-Menbera Of this
Association hereby notified OF ttac death Of Ma
thalie Fourier who died in this city July l6th 1874
and G. S. Sarnues, who died in this city July oath
1874. and called upon to come forward without
further notice, and pay at tho Office Of the AssociA
ton, No. 10 Camp street 81 IS on each on or be
f0ro p. NJ, November 18th, 1874
O47t +. w. YOUNG, Secretary.
Merchants' Exchange, SUPPLEMENTARY OF.
fiOe-New Orleans Oct s. 1s74.-The first annual
election for board Of officers to serve during the
ensuing year will be held at the Exchange Rooms
corner Poydras and Tchoupitoulas streets, on MON
DAY October 5 1874, between the hours of 10 A. NJ.
and p. NJ SANL MULLEN
OIL Superintendent
New Orleans st. Ands ew's Socieey-New Or.
leans, October ), 1s74.-The regular monthly meeting
of the New Orleans St. Andrew Society, will be held
in their room. corner of Poydras and Camp streets
on WEDNESDAY EVENING. It'll inst at g o'clock
As business Of importance will before the meet
ing, large and punctual attendance is requested.
OF 1t ARCHIBALD MITCHELL. Secretary
To the Public Of New Orleans.-I do hereby
contradict all reports about me being connected with
the police force since the 9th Of last March, have
refused number often since tina, time for alwaya
Democrat.
OF IT. JOHN THOMAS FITZGERALD
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Headquarters Democratic STATE Central
Committee Of the State of Louisiana-New Orleans,
Oct . 1s74-The State Central Committee has
tablished its Headquarters at the corner of st.
Charles and Gravier streets (up stairs).
BY order of r. II. MARI, President.
E. G.. Dill. W. J. BUpDENDORFF Secretaries.
All complaints throughout the State in regard to
registration naturalization should be addressed
in writing to X. H. Mari President to f. G. Dill,
or W. j. Buddendorf Secretaries. o3 lw
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THE WEIGHT % FORK TO q hsRxIs-Tps d.
tuesday. and caopted ' the rule constitutins i5
pou,,H- gs t., emou0 Of green meat 6r g
eta,fhcd barrel oY pork, in 2ccordence with 4
resSgre on pareed at the national convention %
packers recently held OF LouisvillS.-Ss LouS
Republican, Is, in4
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Once Of LOtGs lana Lcvee Company, 23
Carondelct stree.-1le Commission of State Engi
neers having this day ordered the building #
fightySsx 1867 Levees in various parts OF the State.
du'ng the coming year, a7gregatng about two million
Of cubic yards the Levee Company desires to have
these Levees built in the next four months The
of constructing these Levees will be far in OF
all the cash at the command Of the Levee
Company. They will. therefore be compelled to
meet the exigency by making contracts for building
these Levees in part for cash and part on credit.
Contractors and pla a5ers wishing to build Levees
Invited to call at office of the Louisiana Levee
Company and examine the lists and specifications,
and obtain information as to terms. "a
Planters and others residing in the vinenity - the
broken Levees will have the preterencoA obtaining
contracts. should they desire.
BY order of tie President:
IE 1 DIN Sc astary and Treasurer.
New Orleans Oct l. 1874 % 15t
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NACKEREIo seeesao0uo coo MACkEREL
Now landing ex bark Scotland, from Boston
100 barrels No. MACKEREIo
200 half-bbls No.
500 kits GO 90
100 barrels Sos %
600 halt.bbls No. 8 90
500 kits 60 &c
$50 barrels No. @
$50 half-bbls NooS Q
500 kits Q.
Bloaters' mess eteo esea 20 % q Packages.
For sale at Boston prices, with freight added,
by 60 H. LAWRENCE & coo
o42t 80 and Al Tchouptoulaso
SusDR1Es- suSDR1Ese
Elk bark scotsanes
400 cases ". K. Lewis + Bro9s PICKLEsoall
100 cases W. K. Lewis & Bros KETCHUPs
100 60 GO 90 Potted MEATS.
200 90 90 60 Q 80 IONA
TOES.
For sale, at lowest market price,
C. H. LAWRENCE & Coz
Of 2t 80 and Al Tchoupitoulas street.
CHEPARD'S PATENT STARCH GLASS
For improving the quality of Starch.
Manufactured by
WM. II. SHEPARD & CO..
OF I'm Office, LOG Camp street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-04

HAVANA CIGARS. y. q HAVANA CIGARS
Choice selections of the most celebrated Ha-
vana brands of fresh and direct importatlons, at
wholesale and retail and at the lowest market
quotations, by LOUIS TIEMANN,
OF I'm Crescent City Cigar Store, 8 Camp st.
--0 -G-o-0
bricks
Lake and Country BRICKS, Fire BRICKS and
Fire TILES, White, Yellow and River SAND,
Alabama and Western LIME, CEMENT, PLAS-
J Ell and PLA>TERING HAIR, LATHS and
SHINGLES White SHELLS and Fire CLAY, etc.
Fer sale by JNO. C. STEWART,
135 Gravie- street,
and 20 Julia, bet Basin and Rampant.
SAP
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-04

By reference to our Lost column tne advertise
ment for letter o be seen, ana the finder will
be rewarded by oavine the Same atss Royal
street,