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II. ]. Chriatopl1 d. Co.. bankers. Is South Clarl:
ltroet, quote foreign exchange: London. 4sGeD
l90,a Ealia, 515G51l;k; HalnLnrg and DreMcl'.
sa}4@ sS}f; Berlin, a51i@96a44; FraN'sfoss. 4a3ss
}wcucn, 27sss; Norway, ILL.
Csblo Transiors-1ondos. 492; Paris, 61o3a.
LATEST.
NEW York, Nov. 2S.-Moncy easy At 2@3 per
ent
Foreign exchange htoady; ftst-class bankers
Dtosliug, 4853l @4a515; hight, A6yyn4 G49o.
Gold opened At 1ll3g. rnloh at l11>S@111si
.ntl ,ioarly noon. when tho prico Advanced t.
ll5s. Oh dispatch announcing TINT I2Q3. .000 Of
,nltton had been withdrawn from tho Dank Of
England. 1t subsequently sold as high ~ l12}}ff,
1ohing at H.. Carrying rates RANGED
i to 8 per cent, and flat for. borrowing.
,earines. $50 o00, ,u00. Ircnshty disbursements,
Aa0,00U Cnstoms receipts. 2sG7.00U. Imports
lise. S4.9l4,77s. Slceia shipmentB for tho na1ne
ime. 81, ,G50. 400 gold coin 100000 fn baxs ;
$4,000 III silver coin; s40a .0fo in bara.
Governments dull aud steady.
State bonds quiet anl ste2Iy.
Tho stock market opencd moderately active,
nd strong eally in tlo day for TUG general list,
'rices advanced 1a@t6 per cent. Tho naont ac-
ro and hMoynnt Meie Northwestern common
I'D preterred. Westo1n unon /! Lais shore, Nos;
Jnion Pacific wore u triie lower tl.as tho cloapg
r,otatious Of yesterday. During the attor:
toou thero was . futthot advance
n speculative stocka, with st. Paul
nd Northwest as tho foatircs, tho latter gong
!p l11l per cent from loweat point. Doforo the
loso tliero wgs & slight reaction iu consequence
II realization in salos, Tho market closed
ctiHe and strong fur Northwestern stock. Tue
est steady. Tho transactions included 20,0CD ol
Eontcrn Union, 5000 Pacific 11all, B,Uu0 Ella,
t7,5g0 Lake Shore, 1o.5 500 Union paoilc, 48,6Ui
northwestern. G0O0 Hook Island. III. 500 st. Paul
,OU0 Toledo d Wabash, aud 7,5U0 Ohios.
nASK STATEMENT.
Loans, decrease, ii. .033. 700 specie, decrease,
ISL, GOO; lcsaltoudole dceroaEo, II 2U2, ,5u0 tIc'
posltR, decrease, $4,5s5,A00; crcttatun. dc.
uoase, 983, 900; leservs, decreaHo, 90, 107, 750.
, 1874-11-30

noaroY, Nov. transactions IN wool for thu raa
week huss bseu the smallest long time. IN coll
ecn,,enes Of the iirn,uoAa of holders uu the fact that
business was entirely bnarcudtu on tue 2Gth. Tho
stock Of n'.dinm aeces IN comparatively small tll9s
tlo price Of tha srript:on IL under caEy control.
Conb1ng aud tlnne eeertoas steady Ut previous
prices. Ths sales Of the week embrace Ohto md
Icunsyiyan'a heeccs: medium No. n1tr. and doubts
extra, 5at @55c: Michigan feercs, 43!g G7iDs; Nest
crn leoseu taG 5oc; colnblug aud tclans eccea, 6s
GaNc; tnbwaslpd. 5ahfa5;c; SGoufoI. 5jsG3sl .03 !:
superlino And extra pulled. 1a1e6tc.
Now York Dry-Gon1s 1Inrlkct.
NEW yonE, Nor. os.--TrAIc movement ttow, but
fair1Y at.Gaetury fur tho Cps.ons unchanged
In price. Co.ton Alnnels in atesdJ ue,na,d. Side
band rriuts artsve, aud rosoly sold up by agents.
Gngil4:a not quick. uross goptl1 moving steadily.
black dress kilku auh casll.nercs In fnr danaud
Rough makes Ut orrrcoatiugs aelllnG trecly.
, 1874-11-30
CHICAGO.
SATURDAY EvrSfNu, Nov. 28.


lotaI. G,b39 d.I.l3 ali1
cArTI.E--Tho past week hus been m ,,nproatahe
one Tor Western mid Eaktern shippers aliltu. At tbs
East t1eslna Of AGlHo has taicu place, x,sd tho
depreciation In this market has been gcarcey ltss
savore. Too many common and medium cattle havo
been thrown uoll tho market. Al THIS stage Ut tne
sTnplsi H Viii roMry and E.ne, snd lie pacEing:-
houses mo furnishing suck III abundance of cheap
,nca4 tie demand fnr beef Is sensibly diminished;
tie at lcat 5U per cent ahovo e nycEngs of rass
eons At corresponding rortosa wss eslt1soy unrea-
owiug to tho meagre supply Of a,l. but aj5oo Will
ITO uro thns tho reduction in the lower Eradcs.
B1oekora avo mot with but l'ttlo Inquiry. nNa the
week IL autc!unt to meet I'll probabo demands fur
week to conc. The natita Of Cheugo butchers wcrn
n,Aillly supplied At $25Udate0 for nAyo STOCK and at
s., ,11jGe3 ,5U for Toxant.
To-day Tie market dull and closrd lenvy with
aoniewheta III tho ncshhornood Of 6Qo1 cattls left
aYur,
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INSURANCE NOTICES.

Salamauder Fire Insurance Compnny-At n
meeting of the Board of Directors. held on the 18th
INST. the following resolution has been adopted
Resolved That the quarterly assessment on stock
for December next is hereby suspended and that
hereafter other call shall be made but that the
collection of all assessments past due, remaining
unpaid shall be rigidly enforced
BY order: JULES LEMORE Secretary.
New Orleans, Nov. IA, 1874. nl4 st
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Furniture and Curtain Goods.
A. BROUSSEAU, Importer, II Chartres street
has received by late arrivals,
BROCATELLES, Cetelines, Striped Reps
BROCHEE TERREES, DIap de Paris, ETC.,
PLAIN REPS, of many choice colors
DAMASkS Worsted. Union and Cotton,
CRk TONNES, in great variety, Bazine; ETC.,
CURTAINS, Lace and Nottingham Lace,
BALLOONS, Gimps COrnices, Hair Cloth, etc:
mis- 1w2dp A. BROUSSEAU.
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NOtice-Omce Of Tradesmen's Fire Insurance
Company, No 70 Carondelet street, New Orleans,
November 3, 1s74.-An persons concerned are here
by notified that by order of the honorable Supe.
rier District Court for this parish, dated October q
1874 have been appointed receiver of the above in
surance company and have taken charge of it's
affairs u. URBAN, Receiver.
NJ lot
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SCHMIDT & ZIEGLER,
40, 81, 50 and IS NEW LEvEE sTRETT.
r ANDING Ex STEAMSHIP FRANKFORT,
$50 baskets Krug 4 Co.'S CHAMPAGNE.
800 !. Piper Hedsick CHAMPAGNE,
1900 cases / and boxes SARDINES,
500 boxes Brandy CHERRIES.
r ANDING Ex STEAMSHIP sTRAsBOURG.
$50 casks Mallas LAGER,
500 casks Deetjen's LAGER and ALE,
500 kegs HERRINGS.
T ANDING EX STEAMSHIP PALM FROM
IL Liverpool.
800 casks Crosse 4 Blackwelrs PICKLES,
100 casks Lea Per,ins's Worces.ere SAUCE,
100 casks J. 4 ]. Coleman's MUSTARD,
200 Guiness's Dublin STOUT,
$50 casks McEvans's ALE.
IN STORE.
1000 boxes RAISINS.
500 half boxes RAISINS,
500 quart boxes kASINS,
IS casks CURRANTS. MS 1t
DUrrER-BUrTER-
$50 frkins choice GOSHEN BUTTER.
rs :. medium
100 :. choice Western
IS :. tubs :. ). >.
- For sale by HOYT 4 WILCOX,
mis- St SO Tchoupitoulas street.
T,OR SALE-The Unknown and popular Bar
IL Room and Res aurant, in the First District, in
the vicinity of the theatres and places of amusement
The stand is one of the best in the city, has good
run of custom and will be so d low, the present
prop ietor desires to retire from the business Apply
on the premises, No 135 Poydras street. mis- IT.
NEW YORK MEATS
so bbls. New York Choice s. c. Uncanvassed
Breakfast BACON.
Is bbs. Small pig HAMS.
100 half bbls. Fulton Market BEEF.
Fulton Market Beef TONGUES.
Fulton Ma ket BEEF, in store and to arrive.
mis- St 80 Tchoupitoulas at.
NHEESE - CHEESE =
1900 boxes choice Western CHEESE.
200 boxes choice English Dairy
200 boxes Nutmeg
$50 boxes Family Favorite
For sale by HOYT l. WILCOX,
mis- St 81 Tchoupit oulas street.
n Card.
New ORLEANS, Nov. IL, 1874.
I am using Shepard's Patent Starch Gloss in
the Laundry Of my hotel, and consider it 8 very
valuable acquisition. would not dispense with
the use Of it for four times its value.
R. 8. MORSE, Proprietor City Hotel.
New ORLEANS, Nov. II, 1874.
We havo been using Shspard's Patent Starch
Gloss in our Laundry for moro than three months
past, and can say that it is decidedly the best
article for the purposes for which it is recon-
mended that we have ever used. We believe We
have used everything Of the kind in the market.
w. W. FREEMAN.
Manager Crescent City Steam Laundry Co..
Manufactured by
WIN. II. SHEPARD & CO.,
Office LOG Camp street,
mis- 1t New Orleans.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEWMAN & KENT
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. so Tchoupitoulas Street,
Have for sale at lowest market rates:
$50 boxes choice new BREAKFAST BACON,
500 . STAR CANDLES, assorted sizes,
1000 bbls CORN MEAL,
200 =. PEARL GRITS. Creole
so . PEARL HOMINY, Brand.
SO . fancy PEARL MEAL,
1000 . FLOUR, various brands and grades,
10 . Cincinnati SAUSAGE, choice and fresh,
300 boxes Western SOAP, at 4ac u Ii, to close
consignment. MS 7tM&E
TWO MILLIONS Jackson Railroad paving
BRICK for sale III lots to suit, by
NEWMAN & KENT,
mis- M&E 1t 81 Tchoupitoulas street.
T IFE INSURANCE
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INsU-
RANCE COMPANY OF BOSTON, MASS.
1t has been doing business for more than 81
years.
New Orleans.
Its Assets are over $4,000, 600.
Its large surplus to Policy holders sure Guar
antee Of payment when their Policies becomes
'claim against the Company.
Its premiums are the same to-day that they
have been for over 80 years. and are as low as
the premiums of most Life Companies.
1t does its business under the Non-forfeiture
law of Massachusetts, by which the assured re-
ceives the insurance he pays for and cannot for
felt one dollar to the Company.
1t is believed to be the only law of the kind in
the world, and has been in force nearly Il years.
The Company is purely Mutual.
Persons intending to insure will do we'll to call
at the Office of the Agency, 175 Canal street, and
examine the law and the Commissioners s. Report
for all the Companies doing business in New Or
leans. r. D. CARLL, Genl Ag't.
nj
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov. IA, 1874.
To the President and Members Of the Pickwick
Club:
Conference.-The undersigned, the Committee
appointed by Gen. F. N. Ogden, under the reso-
luton passed Nov. 18th, 1874, have the honor in
the name of the Crescent City White League to
thank you, heartily and sincerely for the elegant
wreath you presented to US last Saturday mig ht.
It is by tokens like this coming from our fellow
citizens that we learn how far our aims and our
efforts are sympathized with and understood.
Rest assured that your beautiful gift in all it's
kindly significance, both Of graceful courtesy
and warm feeling, is duly appreciated by us, and
that our gratitude for it is commensurate with
the generosity by which it was prompted.
We are, very respectfully,
Your obedient svts,
} 4. 8. f Fn1s:4 s5, Committee.
W.. BEHAN,
n151t
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Persons intending to insure will do we'll to call
at the Office of the Agency, 175 Canal street, and
examine the law and the Commissioners Report
for all the Companies doing business in New Or
leans. r. D. CARLL, Genl Agt.
n15tf
I ANDING EX BARK ARALDO, FROM
BORDEAUX,
AND IN STORE:
200 casks RED NINE-St. Loubes, G. Lefores-
100 casks RED WINE-st. Macaire, De Sompuy
Is casks WHITE WINE-Graves.
30 half casks
Is bbls. White Wine VINEGAR.
$50 cases BRANDY CHERRIES-C lauvet Fills.
$50 =. Assorted BRANDY FRUITS-Clauvet
Fills.
so cases BRANDY APRICOTs- Clauvet Fills
500 :. CLARET-st. Julien.
200 :. WHITE WINE.
100 .. quarters, SARDINES.
Is :. halves, :.
so :. PETITS ROIS.
q \. MUSHROOMS.
2 >. TRUFFLES.
200 .. WEYMOUTH Molly, Pratt l. Co.
100 :. COGNAC- Camandon & Co.
80 eighth casks COGNAC - Camandon & Co.,
1870 and 1850.
IS eighth casks Cadiz SHERRY-Haurie.
Is quarter :. PORT WINE.
80 . . SHERRY.
200 baskets PLAGNIOL OIL-Quarts.
100 cases VIRGIN OLA. Puget.
Is ~. HOLLAND CHEESE.
40 :. ABsINTHE-E. Pernod.
200 .. CASTLE SOAP.
~ ~ " q. BAssETTI,
70 and y Peters street,
mis- At near Poydras.
NEW DRY SALT SIDES-SPARE RIBS
sP1CED PIGS FEET AND TONGUES.
$4,000 pounds New Dry Salt Clear Rib and
100 600 pounds New Dry ssx SHOULDERS.
so barrels SPARE RIBS.
Is Picked TONGUES.
100 kegs Spiced Pigs FEET.
so half bbls. Spiced PIGS FEET.
Is frkns Choice GOSHEN BUTTER.
In store and for sale by
BYRNES L BRO,
mis- 81 81 Poydras street.
DoRK-BACoN- ETC.
500 bbls. Standard MESS PORK.
100 half bbls. Choice PIG PORK.
SO 50 casks DAcoN-olear Sides:
40 :. :. Clear Rib Sides.
50 . Shoulders.
IS tcs Sugar-cured HAMS-various brands.
25 boxes Choice BREAKFAST BACON.
100 ties. :. Refined LARD.
100 half bbls Choice Refined LARD.
NV Il In store and for sale by
BYRNES & BRO,
MS 81 Sc Poydras street.
TEEp Il RAYMOND
| .9. POYDRAS STREET..-.... .......79
BUTTER
Is frkins selected Goshen.
40 tirkins Medium Western.
| 80 Z5-pound kegs Good.
HAMS
| IS tierces Leibs Louisville.
LARD
| 100 kegs Kettle Lard.
| 100 kegs Refined Lard.
| 100 tierces Schaifer's, to arrive.
200 kegs Schatter's, to arrive.
| $50 buckets Schafers IN store.
BACON
Is casks Clear.
81 casks Clear Rib, Louisville.
| so hat casks Clear hlb, Louisville.
so casks Bacon shoulders.
| PLANTS FLOUR
| 400 bbls Plants Extra.
| 500 bbls Belle Creole
| CORN MEAL
| 100 bbls Kin-dried.
| For gale to the trade at lou est cash prices.
| n15 St
DRICKS- SAND-LIME.- AND COUN-
| ID trv BRICKS, Fire BRICKS, and Fire TILE
| White, Yellow and River SAND, Alabama ano
Western LINE, CEMENT, PLASTER and PLAS
| TERING HAIR, LATHS and SHINGLES, White
SHELLS and Fire CLAY, etc. For sale by
JAO. C. STEWART,
| 1875 Gravier street,
mis- st and 269 Julia bet. Basin and Rampant.
The Largest Stock.
THE FINEST GOODS,
THE BEST ASSORTMENT,
THE LOWEST PRICES,
H. KERN'S
POPULAR ESTABLISHMENT,
| OF FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
1O2, 1O4, 1O6 and los BarOnne street, and
1879 and 141 Rampant street.
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FURNISHED ROOM WITHOUT BOARD
Il a private family, occupying fine house. will
near corner amp and st. Jaseph streets. Address
Lock Box 400, Post Cfice. ne If
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TO RENT
Stores No 60 and GA Chartres street.
Stores No "A and a. Royal street.
Store No. 100 Canal street.
Dwelling No. y Prytania street.
Dwelling corner ST. Charles and Dufossat.
d. u. ROGERS
go No. 20 Canal street, uD stairs.
IHOR RENT-THE WELL LOCATED THREE
Il story Granite Front Store. No. 90 Magazine
street Possession given Immediately. For particu-
lars apply at and Canal street. corner Of Delta.
SEE tt
THO kENT-THE LOWER FLOOR OF THE
| i building No. 1911 Gravier street. Also, the
lower floor Of No. 1876 Graver Immediate p0ssessinA
owen. Apply to McGEHEE, SNOWDEN T. VIC.
LETT, l9l GIayier street. U19l
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4 PAYMENTS, FURNISHED OR UNFUR
n nshed, for Gentlemen, can be obtained at the
private residence No Az Caronelet street. between
Euterpe and Polymnia. No boarders taken. Refer
ence required. Prices moderate invariably in ad
vance. Parlors suitable for Physician or Dentist
his 2w@
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LOST-FOUND.
POLITICAL.


No political advertisements will be inserted unless
paid for in advance Endorsed by responsible
party.
To Conservative COlOred Men-AH Colerca
men who have been shall hereafter be threatened
assaulted beaten in any way matreated by either
black OF white Radicals on account of their having
vO ed the Conservative ticket will Immediately
port their cases with the of their witnesses,
to either Of the undersigned committee appoint
ed under the resolution adopted by the Louisiana 3
Own and the Crescent City White League"
Committee: HENRY kENSHAW, DR.,
As Camp street,
&c NIXON, JR.
I'll Camp street,
B. T. FORMAN Chairman,
mis- It. Carondeet street.
To COlOred DcmOcrats-COlOred Men whG
may have suffered violence at the hands of white
or colored individuals, because they voted the Con
servatve ticket. are earnestly requested to report
Immediately at the Headquarters of the Parish Com
mittee, to the following subcommittee:
Ed FLOOD,
PAUL WATERMAN,
n13 ct H. J. RIVET.
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L,OR RENT CHEAP-A fully furnished one
I story attic frame cottage, containing two par
lors diningrOOm. two bedrooms, kitchen and
wants room, good yard, and convenient to churches
cars schools and markets For particulars apply to
452 Camp street, or to w. p. FRERET.
MIC 1t 113 Common street
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Time Of DepartHre.-The Mali Train BY tho 6reat
Jackson Railroad Route leaves the Depot at the foot
ali fast trains North, East and West Pullman Pal
AGO Cars on al trains. ty4
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Special Notice to Shippers Of Arkansas
Freight-The steamer Katie, leaving every MON
DAY, will give through bills of ading to Pine Bluff
and all points on NJ. R. and N. w. Railroad
JNO. JANNEY. Agent,
ne If NJ. R. and w. Railroad.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT
Il Board.-ThOse who desire handsomely furnished
rooms in central locality. either with without
board can BE- suited by applying at No. 1s6 julia
street, between Carondeet and St. Charles streets
Terms reasonable ~
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LNOK RENT-A great bargain-ttat aree and com-
Il modiOus Dwell ing Hous No PIT Camp street,
between Julia and st Josept streets, containing -
rooms with gas and gas fixtures al in complete order
ha ing been newly Dainte, in ide and = For
further in Ormation apply to NJ. MCQUADE, No lie
Prytaaua street. corner OF Euterpe Il St
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WANTS.

MAN TED-A gentleman ana wife or two single
w gentlemen be accommodated with good
board, and two nicely flu nished and well ventilated
rooms in q strictly private family, applyn. at No.
$50 St Charles street. Cars passing up and down.
Terms moderate. MS IT.
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"ANTED-A private family. residing at No. 8
w st. Peters street, desire to let two we'll fur
nished and most desirable front rooms, overlooking
their wives, without small children. A permanent
arrangement can be made on moderate terms. Refer
ences exchanged. o25 If
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TNOR RENT OR EXCHANGE OF CITY
II Property-A Farm, 10 acres, opposite the old
Stock Landing, suitable for vegetable dairy
farm. For terms apply to No st. Peter street.
nlS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Noetce-No orders taken ON the Bulletin Office
unless Endorsed by the MANAGER.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

FURNISHED ROOMS-A Lady having quiet
/ home can accommodate two or three gentlemen
with furnished rooms with or without board Apply
at No 159 Baronne street. MS 1T
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CHEAP OFFICES-Several fine and large Ofices
" corner of St. Charles and Conn mon streets for
rent from SIS to $i5 according to size and location
II. NJ ROBINSON, Agent
MS It, 81 and "a Commercial Place.
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TTNO RENT OR LONG LEASE - Lot No 266
i 7ha!ia street. between 1aronne and Dryades.
with sheds attached Suitable for Wood and Coal
Yard. with good custom already establishe Ap-
ply to $50 BarOnne street. mis- 1t"
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Parties having Pledges Mt the st. Charles
Loan Office, AS Common street, upon which interest
is due are hereby notified to call and settle the
same on or before MONDAY, November IL, 1874.
otherwise the said Pledges will be forfeited and
Sold Due notice will be given OF time and place OF
sale. NJ. JOSEPHSON Manager.
New Orleans La, Nov. B. 1874 M 15t
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WANTED-A competent man to take care Of
w horse and carriage and attend to dining rOom
Apply at 104 Poydras street. MS 1t
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Il Very Large InrOicc
SILK EMBROIDERED TALMAS AND
CLOAKS.
JUST OPENED AT EXTREMELY
LOW PRICES.
H. KERN IS,
1Ol. 1O4. 'lO6 and los BnrOnne street, and
1870 and 14l Rampant street.
mis-
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LNOR SALE-The ellknown and popular Bar
C Room and Res aurant, in the First District, in
the vicinity of the theatres and places of amusement
The stand is OF the best in the city has q good
run of custom and will be so d low, the present
prop ietOr desires to retire from the business Apply
on the premises, No 135 Poy dras street. mis- IT.
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FOR RENT.

LNOR RENT-Part of the Cottage House, corner
Il Of Gen. Taylor and Chestnut streets Sixth Dis
trict. with garden and fruit trees. Rent SIS per
month. Inquire Oh the premises, or at 162 POylras
street. MS It,
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VNANTED-To rent, with board, delightful and
w comfortably furnished rooms. Small private
family. Unexceptionable neighborhOOd and best Of
references given. Call at $40 St Charles street.
corner of EratO. o25 TuThSulm'
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FJNO RENT-In the Fourth District Furnished
i Cottage containing parlor. thr bed rooms,
dining room, kitchen and two servants Ooms, all
finely furnished and ready for house keep ng Gas
and fixtures throughout large yard With fruit trees,
convenient to cars and m >rket Apply on the prem
ises No 81 Coli .eum street, between t. Andrew and
J0sopbine streets. MS 1t.
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LNOR SALE-A Retail Grocery, with stock an
L fixtures complete. The store is well esta
lished is doing a good business, aud situated in
excellent neighborhood. For terms and further pa
ticulars address Box 2479 Post Office. MS 3t*
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7 AND1NG EX STEAMER STATE OF LOU
isiana-
so barrels and cases, all grades, J. l. j. Cole
mans MUSTARD.
50 cases, all sizes, Lea Il Perrin's SAUCE.
For sale by
SMITH & McKENNA,
81, 81 and SO Poydras street.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-08-20
3 ri llatioa Bank Of Austin,

.ylrst latioGl Bank q Austin.
. (sssssssor @ Hasiaa Pass, Daak.r.)
IxLIysR W.sHA HlILAI W.PAaB
1rssib Cashis,.
OLIvkR ~. snAy, g -. eklAHsRe
B. a. sRoILIpe, o. WM1DLBa,--
s. (Prssidsnt National lIAHLAn Pass
I1its Ias Co, Phil,s
Eastsrl 1xohpaSe and Dram o. Great Bri-
tain md III prineipal Continental q ties, 70
ssle d ans q an,
lleeeiensx u receive prompt attsntj Jon.
Agsntss ior Innan Line of Steamships and
.fckets sold o. llllgoaf esffeuoy rates Sc
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-08-20
DENIES II

nR. 7. b. PECK, would respectful.
- y Inform tho People Of Austin and Vi.
oinity that he has opened IN ONCE over. Aus.
tin S Shouts Hardware Store, for the Prae.
tiee Of Dentistry, having had Is years expo
rioncc. Ssz 35*.sis
Teeth extracted with the least possible pain
Teeth filled 80 % TO preserve and restore
them to thcir natural look and usefnlness.
Teeth insertod on Gold Silver and Vulcan
zed Rubber. u: 4 5.s
Particular attoasion ei7ca to tho regulation
of child me toeth. sss &:
All work warranted. n75-v6-1y 4
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-08-20
& ISTOF LETTERS REM AMIN;

II ISTOF LETTERS REMAINING
II uuolaimedin tho Post oEce, Ct Austin,
MINI, Saturday Aug. 18th. s'
Tc obtain any Of these letters tho applicant
must call for Advertised Letters, and give tho
date ST this list. #..ss s.ss
If not called for in one month they viii be
sent to the Dead Lottor Office.
Bellina, Mrs Maggie Carlston. Gustave
CLARK, Cynthia Clark, u. +. z4
Evenson, Edward z. Johnson, George
Lester, Dan'l Lowry, ]. N.
Pctterson, Miss Kittie Schhder, John
Smith, Miss Pheba n. Schults, Anton
Trislme, Johnson Z.
4. 3. MRIas, Z. II.