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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-03-21

By County NEws-We clip the
following items from the Charlestown
papers of this week.
CoMMlrrED.-Jonathan Ingram, Of
Harper's Ferry, was committed to Jail
in this town by Justice Avis, on Tues
day last, for attempt Of rape on Susan
Foreman, aged - years, daughter or
James Foreman, on the 9th OF fepru-
ary last.-Free Press.
RUNAwAY.-Deputy Sheriff Logan
Osburn, Jr., had narrow escape from
a serious accident on Thursday last. a
horse on which he was riding taking
fright and running at a terrific rate for
some distance down the Bioomery
Turnpike, until the animal attempting
to Jump fence, Mr.. Osburn was pre-
cipitated to the ground unhurt and the
horse slightly injured.-SpirH.
THE ADDISON ASSOCIATION OF HAIR
pxR's FnKRY.-The weekly meeting OF
this Association took place on Monday
evening, the Rev. Mr.. McFaden, Presi-
dent III the Cilalr. Inc proceedings
were most interesting. The Essayist,
Miss Emma Koonce, read paper on
the Human Mind, which would have
been creditable to any writer. The
reading was admirable.-Free Press.
MARROW EscArE.-Messrs. Harry
Cordell and Grove Henkle made a mar
row escape from serious injury on
Thursday last They were running the
steam saw-mill Of John Il. Henkle, Esq,
near Ienkle's Crossing on the b. IL o..
r.. r., when board just sawed was
caught on the saw and thrown back,
striking both Of them, but luckily with
but slight injury to either - Spir".
SHIPMENT OF LEAD OEE-Messrs. II.
B. latham De Saque IL Co., have
brought to Charlcstown, from the ore
bank near Bloomery Mills, in this coun-
ty, and will ship to-day, two car loads
of excellent lead ore-the first shipment
of this company, The destination OF
the ore is the extensive lead manufac-
turing establishment of the latham
Brothers, Philadelphia, Pa.-Spirh
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PUBLIC SALE.

WAVING determined 30 quit fsrminq.
M ] will sell al Public Sale to the high.
est bidder. a, ny residence Q 3 miles
West OF Sbepherds,own. south Of mo
road leading from SbsphssduOwn 20
Msriinsburg.
On Thursday, Goth Of March,
1874. all my stock and farming utensils,
among which arc the follnWln1. VIZ
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-03-21

1874. all my stock and farming utensils,
among which are sbe following, VIZ.
6 head of good Work
Horses,
| Mule, 3 head Colts,
6 head Of Cattle,
81 head of Sheep,
2Fsrm Wagons.
3 Hsuows.
Cat,
Seis Of Wagon Gears.
6 Sells OF Plow Clears
2 Ses of Cart Gears.
/ Rockswsy and Harness. yearly
Valley Chief Reaper and Mower,
combined,
, Telegrspb Cutting. Boz. new.
Whes, Drill with Gusno Ansch.
ment.
I Wbest Fan. new,
3 Bsrsbesr Flows,
4siugle shovel Plow'. Sled. |
fifth Chain, 2 Sets OF Bot Chsins. new,
2 pair Slfs,cbsrs. 2 Log Chsins. ! Veg
on Saddle, Sci Of Blacksmith TooDs,
500 Bushs. of Corn,
is Bus. OF Wheat, Q Barrels Of Cider
Vinegar. and many other articles.
TERMS-For the Corn and What
will be made known on dsy OF sale. ION the
olher property . credit Of twelve months
will be given on al sum, over Ten dol
lsrs. note and approved security requir.
ed, ibe notes 10 bear interest from dste.
bot il paid pfoSpily when due the inter
est will he fepitied. Sumo Of ten dollsn
and under each. No property 70 be re-
moved until set,lej Tor. -
Sale TO commences 81 10 o'clock. a. M'
THOMAS FILES.
G. q. McGliney, Auct.
March 81, 1874. ~
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s@~ PUBLIC SALEs.-The following
sales are advertised in this paper =
VIM. G. Butler offers at private sale
his excellent farm near kerneysvile.
John \. voorhees, will sell stock. farm
ing utensils, &c, on Tuesday the oath
of March.
Miss Fannie Harper will sell house
hold and kitchen furniture, on the 2lst
instant,
Geo. W. Fox will sell household and
kitchen furniture on the 2lst inst
VIM. Engle and Humphrey Engle,
Trustees, will sell the farm OF John N.
EngIe. on the 2Sth instant.
Geo. w. Chase will sell household
and kitchen furniture, &c, on the 2eth
instant.
Thomas Files will sell stock, farming
utensils, &c, on the Goth instant.
John Rice will sell stock, farming
utensils, &c, on the 30th Instant.
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! n, .g n Th. STOCK i. .a.' .nd :. A -.ly
iieEi under '.lnl' for !. I'll. further sf.'anc
sll ,nldel. IRE quoted III .0Gn: lrt7 a. tiW IN.
clear RIB sides l5lc ".f sides = :. .oe no.
Dealers ,atcs are !. for shoulders: l5!e 70. GU ~
rib side : and l6c for elea -ide.. La. eseii:ii1.
/ II. addition to sales o. 25' asks ail: IL buN :.
reported, 70 casks clear sides sold x l3+c t Z
! To-day 10 asks clear rib sides sol' az l35c 81
do clear sides at ID G, and ID d''-tar .le- al i'c
n ID. Later in the day. however, VIII no te.e-
grams from the West, the !,larhc. became quiet
and closed 50.
BREAKFAST BACON-l- in light supply and
fair demand at l5iNlGc t, y tor Western
HAMS hoice sugar-culed are IL taIr supply
but moi much Ill demand. They are quoted at
LARD 'rhe stock is light aui buyers purchas
ing sparinsly owing to high prices There
are no round lots on sale, however. Tierce il
quoted at l54c, keg l6cG.6,c Il d: Dealers
are retailing at l6c for tierce and l65c for kcS.
4 lot OF 81 ticrces refined 7Cli at 15.c Y H. \
good Job trade i, going Oh r. fierce at -54'9l6c
WHIsKY-Dun Louisiana Reatiticd il quoted
at 81 o. and Western at 81 GitGl 0' - gallon fJr
ordinary to choice. The market i. bare Of choice
Cincinnati 1t would command = - r. gallon.
CORN IN BULK -Nonc OF hand. /. = quoted
aominallv at - IL brshel to arrive.
WHEAT IN BULK-None on hand. 10. I'D
winter il quote nomilialy at II % 4 bti4he. d.
livered Oh boaId ship.
CORN IN SACKS-The supply is light and the
demand i, only for the local tlide, which IS limit
ID. The sales are confined to 40 sacks Of
which 200 yellow mixed at 95c, ita y".low at
97c, and 100 white at II i busilei.
OATs-.rc III fair supply and dull. Only loo
sacks sold At &c T. bu,hel.
BRAN Til, supply il light ami II, market
dull. 81 sacks sold at 81 p e. lOD p.
HAY No improvement III the demand. The
supply il small IS bales choice sod Al 50 y 4
ton.
SALT-With a large stock FOR til. season Of
III y"ar and shipments retarded ~ account Of
low water, tie demand is very Unite: and prices
are nominal. NJ cargo sales t. b.. figure
upou. We quote dealers rates C9ar,s AZ II 20
nj - +. -arh fine, 81 35Gll Is. TIlh1 Island.
,5G1o5c q bushei. When taken tro.:, warehouse
a reduction j. made for .irayaga. I.a.- Salt III
pockets, 2s0g6l. each. as in SIS.
: COFFEE-I + dull. W. quo:o :a;g lsGsl.c.
gold good 1sN1ls!c, prim. iogl'tc X i.
RICE Good demand. w. quore. 81. 3.G
Il: common ,iG55ic, ordinary 5!M6c. .aly &.
l963. prime 1Gl7I, choice Sc r y
BAGGING The market !. ac;.ve. Domestic
iute is retailing at l6c hemp l5.r. In!a in
bales and rolls II to l2lc u yard
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Vi Inys no change 70 nOtlcc III Inc 1loDt.
n.rw, Tho offering are Of fair extent, but vi
va nliy . moderate movement at the banks
49, . ~ more limited business on the streets
y&1csei and first-class signatures at the ruling
4..os. the market is still quoted 10 t, cent
:sz -HlaIn for selected signatures, with or with
-, nAks trals At Hop for tirst-cla5s, at 15Wls
~ 4t and 2Mt for second grade. First class
,irs--..s ar stiI quoted at 10 Il cent PEI
s.f--as nd second grade at ~.
irs r,Hcd at 1913 0ll09s, against 1921 AZ
~ ynk, and after fair business "loscd at
!,ssd9sf'9.. against the opening rate u. that
lzftsl
scr-,.:n Es mango was without qnotab.c varia-
50, asd sales Of either sterling or francs "rTc
. .0g-.k
tgm,-,pse sterling bills were still quoted 5.2SNt
s Z. trii Of lading and Al clear, and as 81
W .~k and francs nominal at u. D4Ua fol
icres1. &s,L = for bank.
TO atTings OF Domestic Exchange were OF
~ s-ts,t. and with good demand commercial
a., .NhAfe higher The only sales Of New York
laxG p,,,rtcd were so 900 and $4,000 CONNER
la sbf SIS 90 private bankers at u cent dis
os,1aA
Hts ssu.Ls continued to check Oh New York at
,sif AMI commercial sigh was still quoted at
4s1.3 ID ~ aent discount
'esfJ,.alas Of ctOcks were reported.
The, asies Of Bonds included $1,000 City Gold
d.-4zins ssoyeD Per Gents at AZ they. however,
.ts1ee4i ahareiy nominal
c " A,su,p alton Certificates, metropolitan Po.
. Warrants and Time Certificates Of 1873 arc
~ .l,,ah;. and arc still quoted nominal a; Tia
%4spins Of State Warrants were reported. Old
q sdi quoted entirely nominal. Will. new III.
t,sGsasNt at G5
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SUMMER RESORTS.

DARNES HOTEL
MISSISSIPPI CITY.
The largest Hotel on the coast Is now opeL.
everything in complete order: good Bathing ane
Fishing, accommodations for 500 persons.
Band of Music engaged for the season. Far
ties coming will ask conductor IL put them of
Barnes Hotel Station, half mile west OF msl1
depot. ,,
Per month, $50 and So. according to rooms.
Per week, SIT 20.
Per day, 49,
wis ON Proprietors
'TNEGARDEN HOTEL
MISSISSIPPI CITY, MISS.
under the management of Col. J. Q. NIXON, is opel
for the
Board per month of four weeks $40 90
Children and servants half price. ie2O ~
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COPARTNERSHIPS.

THE PARTNERSHIP EXISTING BETWEEN
| J. r. Groves and c. II. Chase, under the
style Of J. r. GROVES X CO.. expires by hml-
tation this day. Either partner Will sign IN
foundation onlv J. il. GROVES 4 co.
August 81. 1911. sci lot
NOTICE - Mr.. Z. =. RARESHlDE THIS
n day wlthdlaws from the firm Of GEORGE A:
FOSDICk 4 co. George A. Fosdick Is charged
with the liquidation of Its affairs, and will con-
tinue the ship brokerage business under the
same style and firm GEO. \. FOSD!Ch,
+. Z. RARESHIDE.
New Orleans, July 90, 1874.
Messrs J. NJ DOMINGUEZ and OLIVER P.
REZEAU have an interest in our business from
this date. GEO. A. FOSDlCk co.
July 90 1874. jy22
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
w day formed a copartnership under the firm
name Of RARESHIDE i CAMERON, for the
transaction Of steamship. ship brokerage and
general commission business.
Z. p. RARESHIDE,
J. SPENCER CAMERON,
J. y. RARESlIIIE.
Office III Gravier street. near Carndelet.
v22 Pm
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o1............ Camp street ............5l
CAPITAL Observation-Disclosures. $500 ,UUJ
f. c. PALMER, President
JAMES JACKSON Vice President.
-, > DIRECTORS
ED. C0NERl, FREDERICK WING.
J. H. KELLER. W. H. THOMAS
DAVID WALLACE, JAMES JACKSON.
Z. c. PALMER.
Its capital gives security 10 deposits.
Deposits OF Fifty Cents and upwards received
and SIX PER CENT. INTEREST allowed.
jy10 3m JOHN s. WALTON, Cashier.
WE FREEDMENS SAVINGS AND 4EUsI
COMPANY
Savings Bank Chartered by the United State.
March, looo.
NEW ORLEANS BEiH..i,
f>e Canal street. Corner Of Drsade-.
O.cI. Ssyurt!d. y III. I. I".eiy. Deposit. ..... 20:
Interest Allowed ON Deposits.
{. D. SICkIkVAN + Cashier
apo I'm HENRY BACt> i.sj. ..-s4..
NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS iSsI.ICI!o..
1856 Canal street.
TRUSTEES
Dr.. W. Newton Mercer.
O. +. Generes. DAVID Crqu.a'.
George Jonas John e.. Gaines
Thomas A. Adams, Carl ko4a
Thos. Allen Clarke. Christian Schneiie.
Chas. j. Leeds, Samuel Jami.on
Interest allowed oA Deposits
L. Z. GENEtsEo, President.
SAN JoAEo. cashier. apl5'Hly
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! L. EEP 4 RAYMOND
/ 77. POYDRA> STREET ~
AGENT FOR PLANTS FLOUR.
''p!ant's Extra barrels and half barrels.
;. Belle Creole"
:. "CcItral,"
dealers in FLOUR, CORN MEAL, BREAKFAST
BACON, Choice Louisville Sugar-curcd HAMS,
SIDES, Clear RIB SIDES, BACON SHOUI-
DERS, MESS PORK.
Weekly receipts of choice Goshen and Western
Butter, selected for best retail sloccrs trade.
THE HANDSBOkO DEMOCRAT
ORGAN OF THE WHITE PEOPLE
First judicial District of Mississippi.
Is respectfully rendered to the merchants and
DuSlilceS men OF New orleans as al CAcoIltH AT
yCrlslng medium.
The DenocJm is an old established weekly
paper and enjoys very large circulation through
out the First Judicial District. Rates OF adver-
Using low. Address
?. X. MAYERS,
Edit1r and Proprietor.
Handshoro, Miss.
Or apply to Tnos. McINryRE. Commercial
Place New Orleans. ST In!
,OAL-COAI..
am prepared to deliver to families. in guam
titles to suit, the best quality OF
SCREENED PITTSBURG COAL,
at 60 CENTS per barrel, and would advise my
friends to send III their orders without delay, IN
view Of an anticipated advance i'll the market.
ANTHRACITE AND VIRGINIA CAMEL
COAL AT LOWEST MARKET RATES.
All Coal sold by weight at $50 pounds to the bar
rel. No one authorized to solicit orders outside
ofmv Office.
C. A. MILTENBERGEE.
81 10t 53 Camp street Up Stairs.
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DnE:.O; >A~.

OPE:.Oi-AS.
REGULAR WEDNESDAY, PACKET.
r. . For Washington, Port Barre
go a Snnep port, Churcnvile and all landiii
on ih. 'oa,t Atch.alaya River and b.
You Couittolel. -tilo new and light drlasht pa,,el
ser ,tcdncX
BcrtiIa.
ii. II. Broad master J. B. Schmidt ciert
viii leal. above. every WEDNESDAY, at ) t. u I.
taxing freight ana Passengers Tor all landings b
you de, Gtlhes 10 he lande either Biz Bend La.-
ing q" al either .whichouse at Si!nmsport. ifel:
OF passage apply On board, TO
au. BkllION \ EPPLEE lot Common -.
Leave, every SATURDAY, AT ) ?. M
. ~. =. For Washington, Port Barre.
:! ninol,ort Churcn vile and all inteiItl.-
'iitie landings" on the Coast Atchaiavla9A
kVci an" Bayou Couitabledu. The light dIau "a:
IdsStngcx steamer
Trenton,
T.. '9ldtIcva1s. master r. John clerk
vii leave a. ab"g., every SATURDAY at , T. II.
taking fIei-nt and Passengers for Bay on dos GIazo-
to be landed at BIZ Bond Ltndln. or :5imuis port
For iIeioHt OF passage apply board OF to
J VI. BOWLING - Decatur street
le20 j. u. WOODS II Co Ia tiraviei. =.
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> half bales jos Ayc"ek-, do Ferguson H.
b,r-7O bhls ; hides \ DueufI,-ieet shingles |"
Pirui-1- he cattle Pascal rNrt-i" a" tHhtH, tN
COCK Aco-anl eunrics Ia order otal. II bales cot
ton - hhtls sugar bbls moasse>
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Steamship WIN & uew. Eu-.c.l. ;,y-.. Havana "a
q A Whitney &co--
>che,nel Charlotte Bnc. Hume ,.a.s :iem LA
Ntaa. 70 ma>te-
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MARINE n VS..
Cleared Yesterday.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, Z
Thursday Morning, NtptrlAhrr ~ )

George J Duncan is the duly autlor zed Marine
.Aa t.vci Reporter OF the Bulletin
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UOMME RCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN.
Wednesday Evening, Sept. =. 1874.

"he sales to-day summed up $50 bales az pre-.
rates for tho medium and lower grades, but
s-s prices for Low Middling and the b tier
fsJazes, requiring some further modification of
~ .rr,tations as below We give also the Ex-
aa.ags figures ani report as below:
General Exchange
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LOWER COAST
REGULAR LOWER COAST PACKET.
TWICE A WEEK
Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
at 10 A. NJ
IT, FOR THE FORTS, QUARANTINE
I Eatas Pointe la Hache JesIit's Bend
= and all plantation and way landugs-
ne ne" and 5tadAch passen ger steamer
Mary Ida,
A. J, Ruiz master, J. L. Boyd, F. T. Barry, clerk.
VII leave above. For freight OF passaze applt -
beard h IivcGt H. VERHEr ~.
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INSURANCE.

p A. BARKER.
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT.
Etna Fire ms. Co. Of Hartford, Assets, 6,00O 600
Hartford :. :. :. Assets, s3,OoOOOo
Franklin ;. :. Of Phla., Assets 50, $780, 0o
Security Life :. OF New York, Assets, 50, 900
No. IS Carondelet Street,
. iy1 3m cod New Orleans.
. CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
May .; ISL.
Iii. tru,.ccs IN conformity t" ME .iiaIte, submit
the following state lr of the iiI. o the company
on the 30h of April, l-'!.
t Ire premiums s2l' 'o- -
Marine premiums 46,83 }.
River premiums --....--.-... l3iJ5l 3'-sioo.?i %
Earned premiums. les. Reinsurance. and
LOSSES paid aud .otmaird--
Ou fire risks $50 i.J II
On marine risk. - Il. b
river iisks 1884 i7-:lJ; :Gf ~
Taxes, discount in lieu OF
participation, interest on
capital. expenses etc, less
discount .tX .......... l00,Gi 0.-- !'di, 81 90
l.a,in. net profit. .......... So 702 20
The company have the following assets:
Bills receivable ---..-...--.- 81. $50 II
Loans bond and gage .:.,D.- Is sl0a.G 19 /,
Loan. ON pledge OF stock At
call ----.---...-.-.. $500 81
Cash hand enhancement. 6.i 81 6-- 2(a 03i So
Read estate -..--..... ll- 40 i.
City bonds bank and other stock. 1862 OBI 80
Premium. in of collection ...... 10 100 SO
s652 90 -
The alloy. statement is a true and correct tran
script from the books of the company.
THOMAS a. ADAMS, President.
HENBl V. OGDEN Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans, City Of New Orleans
Sworn t" and Subscribed before me this sd day Of
May I-.I. w. E. EVANS
Second Justice Of the Peace
Parish ri Orleans La.
The Board of Trustee. Resolved, That after pay
ing the Fourth Quarterly Interest OF :! per .
tn, ptal stock of the company tina, dividend Of
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. be paid in CASH ON
and attr, the I'D iaN "i jan. those parti..
inSurin. with the ."mlptn. entitc'! /" .c..Is. the
TRUSTEES.
Tho. 4 Adam. >,irnl Il: Newman,
sam II. Kennedy. =. I. Huddc. he,
John Phelps \ q. Db.l.
Attain Ih"nlrson Henry Abraham,
+. \. Stron. Victor Never
Jos Bow linz. EdS. j. t,aN
.'u" VI. Sanlidg- Simon lIcilislieim
simon Foehcmc.. .Jo-. i. W.ljr.
K. l.. Posi- \. Lew.
EdW Iii~bHrS .Iuin l.. KIM
I has T.. >lal back. Fred Canfei,.n.
David Wallace. ). l.. Harris.
Andrea Stewart. Jos. Stone.
my.i ThSalv
MERCHANTS MUTUAL. INSURANCE COM /
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! 'P.R COAST.

UPPER COAST.
new OHLEA%5 COAST AND BAYOU GOC..
HI " WEEKLY rACkEr
r. steamer selma,
stasSe.atsS j, bt-as, master a. Meynier, ci-.4
s---Sss toumetcif. 18th October. I'm
Leaves y" Tieme TUESDAYS and THURS
DAI Al 2: 81 and SCNDA YSat9A. ~
Returning o. #EDN E>DAYS, FRIDAYS aaf
MOADAIa II dayli ,ht. aI4I q:
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MON ETARI.
i CLEARING ay--i.

. .Yf.CF NEW ORLEANS BIL,fTiS, !
y 1IIe-day Evening. September = 1914. |.
srx oR,YASa CI.FAPIh.i- dyr--f.
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STEA NBDATS.
ST. LOT Is.

ST. LOUIS.
ST LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS AND MI:
CHANTS SOUTHERN PACKET LINE
Leaves on THURSDAY Sept. 10. ats z. NJ.
~ For ~. Louis, Cairo, slenirhi, ana
d8 the Bends
COMlIONWEALTHp
Shields master
Through bills ladng via the Cairo and Fulton Raj
road to TeNarkana, Fulton and Little Rock also VI.
other prime ipa railroads Chicago Omaha STD oseph
Kansas Git, and points throughout the West.
81 I'm j. B. WOODS 4 Co. ia Gra,ier 81.
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(NTl ASSESSMENTS
NOTICE TO PAX-PAYERS.
DEPARTMENT OF ASSESSMENTS.

DEPARTMENT OF AssEssMENrs.
City Hall, Room ID, Aug. -, 1871.
In accordance with section seven. city ortil-
nance number II, Administration Series, nol G
is hereby given that the Assessment on Real Es.
tate and Personal Property within the city. for
he year 1873 is now complete, and Will be open
for inspection and correction at the office of the
Department Of Assessments, Room 15 { ty Hall.
from O'Clock \. NJ till 3 o'clock 7. NJ. (Sndavs
excepted), during thirty days from the date
hereof at which time al complaints. Of either
excessive OF inadequate assessments, VIII be con.
sidercd.
And taxpayers are hereby notified to attend to
their assessments III person, as no applications
for the correction of assessments will be enter.
made by the owner of the property in person or
by he legally authorized agent. This orlcl
must be strictly obeyea.
aul6 I'm II +. S'TUHCKEE. Administrator
IOOL MINERAL EK,-BETHEsDA,
Cooper's Well and Blue Lick, on draught, cents
per glass, ana 50 cents per gallon. Also Congress
Empire, % cents per bottle, on ice, at 106 Camp
street. aul3 ThSukTu In
DROOK STEAM RICE MILL,
C. Fl. ALLEN, Proprietor.
80, 81 and 93 Tcho"pitoulas street.
New Orleans.
This is the most extensive mill in the Soutl
and the quality Of its Rice is unsurpassed.
Milling Rates-No. c &c per In.
No. C &c per ID.
Sacks furnished on orders to LocA BOX or
New Orleans. 'vA -
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Y t1N Vlt1ILl1Nts, d. LOCIc .AANO IIICAuS
RAILROAD COMPANY.
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
Trans depart and arrive as follows.
From Calhope Street Depot
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Express 49,. ZOO \. N. Express :. ;a:,sH =. NJ
IaIl 500 Z. VI. Mad. ..... 500 4. II
Pullman Palace Sleeping cars through to St
..'lls, Chicago and Louisville.
Only one change excepting; cars TO L.a.eri
sles.
Tickets tor sale and information Sive.. al
amp street. corner Common.
A. d. SHELDON, Asenl.
T. ID. FROST. Genl Manager. apl9 #
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: COOKS TOURS AND GENERAL. TRAVEL.
" ING ARRANGEMENTS Ocean tickets by
any line from New York. Passengers booked
through to any point IN Europe from New Or
. leans. Tours in Europe and all parts Of the
United States. For tickets and other information,
apply to A. K. MILLER l. CO., 20 CorondeIet
street, New Orleans. aul2 I'm 4thp
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Inc ABOVE sta'tmth, y a INST ans correct tran
SCRIPT from the books ot the tonpanr.
PAUL FOUkCHY. President
G. W. NC!r Secretary
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish OF Orleans ..tF OF N-B Orieans
Sw"ri. :" .It. Subscribed Defc,. toe IL day o
JuEe. .-.i. I! Chs tCFELER
notary Public li0 .irav5ar stree.
II. u.i zen -. cent. int.Ies. - a.4Di. 70 "a.
.uc holders o.. .eiaIl'.
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