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FOR REPRESENTATIVE.


II the Convention would cover
itself with honor, let it nominate
for member of the House of Rep,
resentatives the man whose su.
peri0r qualifications Tor the 10.
sponsible and delicate duties Of
latUr are beyond all dispute;
such a man We think
u easily be found 10 Robert S.
Perry, Esq, whose talents and
TecOFda ARE too we'll known to Fe.
euire comment
We think those who make laws
should BE- lawyers, just II those
who make shoes are shoemakers.
aud Who make clothes, taiIors.
Dir Fergy's motto il 'sduty;s he1
oanot therefore consistently re-
fuss 60 do that which the common
good requires.
L may be wen to state hers
that this suggestion is made with.
ont Mr. Perry's knowledge OF
consent.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

Al persons who contemplate making con-
tracts with newspapers for the insertion
of advertisements should send d ~. ID
GEO. r. R0WELL 6CO.
II Park Row, New York.
ioK theff oaE igSDREp FACE ptssp,t. -
containing lists OF 5000 newspapers and
estimates, showing the cost Of adyertis.
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Our Agents.
Mr.. A. NEvEU, vermiliOnville.

Mr.. A. NEVEU, YeTmili0nville.
Mn. CHARLES o. KlBBE IL our Agent
Tor Abheyille and Vermilion Parish, and
y duly authorized to receive and receipt
FOR subscriptions TO the CoTTeN-BoLL.
MFR, ALBERT L. DYER, Postmaster al
Houngvillo tRoyyille), is duly authorized
10 receive and receipt for Subscriptions
10 the C0TToN, Boil.
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IS duly authorized to receive and receipt
for Subscriptions and Advertisements to
bDth onr papers.
Also, Mr.. THOMAS MCINTYRE, No. IL
Commercial Place.
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SOUTHERN HOTEL,
ST. LOUIS.

~~~-~--~~----~~
This house has Just been thoroughly
owe Ehaulrd. paint d, trrsco"d, rrfr.rnished
aRd recarpeted fu IN top 10 bottom. II
ia first class in all its II pninimenta. It's
tables are at all times supplied IN the
greatest abund Ince with all tn" deliCs cies
tho markets afford. The clerks aud etn-
ployees are all polite, and attentive to
the wants of the Guests al Hotel. Chsrg.
IN are reasonable. As improved elevator
le ds from 'he fist to the upper floor.
IL .ilrusd aud 5 earnboat Ticket Offices,
News SL,Dd and W ssterh Union Tel graph
Office In rotunda al til" Hotel.
The reAtsrt Rnl mnHt pl.ASAn' ret VI
rant in the CITY, fronting On Fourth street,
under he hutel, wheFe l. GdlrS and Cen
tlenen can have MEALS SO ged 10 order,
aud ere pc the odors, so often nnPl"aSant-
Iy met in other restaurants. Charges
moderate. silly
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" AkRTr I
ll3 Canal Street, NV M.

ll3 Canal Street, NV
|. Does the best work Of auv d.
70 Gallery in America, owiSr NV Y
liar condition of light and 49,. Y
which long years Of studv INV s,l
Mr. Washburn to profit By. w
E DESCRIPTION oy \.
In the picture line executed !, \
style of the Art, such as " .
Plain and ColOred PRotooraDL,
CrayoR Forteaits, reyv 5,,,p
India ERk LiksSess
oil Rahahg h
COPYING AND ENLARgm
Portraits Of deceased persons /.
branch with MS; and at Al nm. !.
Il full corpe of artists, ana M,
work produced byus 10 eiy, NM
err it need not BIO taken. wy
~ A cordial invitation i,,,,,.
all visiting the city TO giyc 4. WV I v
examine specimens Of our Mil
Remember the number-ii5 r..
near Clay Statue.
apP16'73i w. ". WASpn
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The American Sardine Cos.
boneless Sardines, are much bet.
ter, aud less than half the cost ef
imported Sardines.
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80 20 $1,000 invested In Wan Street
often leads 10 Il fortune. PampbIet
With explanations and statistics M
Aailroaas, Stocks, Bonds, &c. Wifh
other valuable information. mailed an
receipt OF 10 cent All ress Ar
IRoTHISGHAI & CO., BANKERS ami
Brokers, u Wall street, \. I. sew
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Gnderwritcrs' Agency, NV 4
Queen, Liverpool lapd !, ~ I, /
American Central oi 4, "TOdm
Commercial Union. of In IGps I
German American, of Nav apl yss \
/. All losses? promptly odi.@
in New Orleans. s'Josteo
Policies issued in IN, c,u.,.
houses, cotton gins, ~! o
houses and stores. O''0' Z
VIM ROBERTSON, Local ,,,,,
n Iberia, s'
., BARBE, Local Ageat N D,,,.
HENRY HENRI MAURRAs, Genera :.
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ron A SENATOR.

i re- p%eCttully announce myself o can
didate for the offiCe Of State Senator Of
the Tenth Senatorial District, compris-
ing the parishes of Lafayette, st. Lam
dry, Cameron and Calcasieu.
GEORGE II. WELLS.
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NEW OnLrAys. Semi. INT. ls7I-

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. list, 1874.
We respectfully beg leave to inform
the public that we have this day formed
aco-partnership under the style and firm
OF "Baclemin & Meynier," to carry on.
as heretofore, the General Commission
Business, and as dealers in Western
Produce, ut our present location, No. 81
Peters Street, between Bienville ami
Cont Streets.
Soliciting a share of your PATRONAGE,
and promising in advance the llso III
our long experience In this Inns Of busi.
ness to furthering the best Of your inter.
ests in obtaining the highest market
prices for produce entrusted 10 Onr
care, W. remaiu,
Yours, respectfully,
s9-tf BACHEAIN & MEYNlER.
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Educate yUNr SOILS. Send them
to Dolbear's Commercial College.
2s Canal street, New Orleans.
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r CENTRAL COM lTTEE.

B00mS Of the Central Committee Of
4 the White League, Sept. -. 1874,
| The Committee was called to
order at liz A. NJ, President Pa
tout in the chair, all members
present except w. L. Works, j.
n. Webster. Ii. b. Bayard and
V. Lemaire.
The following reports Of the
different Clubs were made:
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Sewing machine owners, have
repairing done by A. e. Merchant
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THE PEOPLES TICKET

For State Treasurer,
JOHN G. MONCURE, of Caddo.
For CUngress--Third District,
JOSEPH A. BREAUX, of Iberia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-19

Bcss Shepherd will rise and explain the
financial affairs OF the District Of Columbia in
a modest volume Of a thousand fOOlscap pages
lie would be almost a. successful paragraphiSt
in newspaper as Alexander II. Stephens -
Z" Liberal .rcaGage.
Well, what would tie pack have When a
report or answer is made in brief. concise
terms, they all howl that it Is not " exhaustive
When IL is proposed to make it 50 full and
thorough as to silence all possible eavii, they
yep mat 1t l. too diffuse. In this case, how
ever, should the Boss" answer only line TO a
question TO ali the interrogatOries prOpOUuded,
IL would run pretty well up to the alleged
thousand pages.
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page
WASHINGTON CITY;
THURSDAY. February 10, 1874.
where 20 Advertise.

THE STAB, which, from its start, has bsen the pa
Ter Of the pee pie, ha, By the pains taken make
s-sfe, reliable. newsy and acceptable visitor to
svsry family gained popularity sEODgst sll classes
a the immunity second to that Of no Newspaper in
the country with the same Of population Keep
ing full pace with the extraordinary growth Of the
City, and reaching every household in the DISTRICT
and vide range outside, TRE STAR has now at
tanned circulation very much larger than that Of
all the other city daies combined This is no idle
claim, but one We are prepared TO establish at szy
time BY "bsOks aBd papers, And this circulation.
as stated above, Is universal, reaching the bust
ness community, the wealthy, TIE great indus
Trial forces. the skilled mechanics, the IsbOring
men, the bankers, the merchants, the house.
keepers, the government employees, the Congress
men-in short, there is circle where The
eIAR Is not q regular and welcome guest. The
Ietuit is that The STAR affords unsurpassed sd-
va1tages = medium Of Communication between
all classes Of the com munity IN the way Of tbs al
usfment OF demand and ~ only.
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g old Bill Allen" OF Ohio, who is said to be
TO SLOUGH in the matter OF high living, believes
the woman crusaders against whisky are on the
right track, because all influences which seek
20 correct bad habits In man must be moral, and
AL positive power OF government and law has,
in ali times and countries, been proved insult
Gent to control men in matters OF habits and
manners. Whisky drinking cannot be abolished
law. You may pass all the laws you please
on the subject, and you only sharpen the inven-
ton Of the fellows who SELL
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1t = believed By many that the unhappy state
Of ataiIs in Louisiana requires the passage OF
Senator Carpenters bill providing for a new
election IL i understood that the democratic
members Of the Senate will soon ask that body
TO recognize the McEnery government. This
the Senate will doubtless refuse to do, when
The democrats will support Mr.. Carpenters
measure As The best means Of relief attainabIe
In Justice e. the people OF louisiana whatever
Is done should be done az once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-19

Three women school directors were elected in
fhiladellhia on Tuesday. and two OF them were
the women referred 10 in TIE STAR a day or
since az having had their names stricken from
The list OF candidates by the republicans OF the
l'th ward after they had been regularly nomi-
mated ard elected a. candidates. Both OF the
women protested against this action and APP
Ieaied to the voters Of the ward, and the result
Was their election on Tuesday in spite OF the
politicians
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-19

/SOme Of the papers are now beginning to talk
Of Washington as the proper place for the CEN
iennial celebration. In fact, no other place
should ever have been thought of in connection
with the exhibition. Philadelphia lays claim
to It mainly on account Of Independence Hall,
N which the Declaration was signed. If such
q consideration is to receive peculiar weight
there are scores OF other historic spots which
rival PhiladelphIa-BOs for instance, the
site Of our earliest revolutionary troubles ard
OF the battle Of Bunker Hill; or Lexington.
where the first blow for liberty was struck by
the American patriots. Yorktown, Virginia,
might have been selected, because 1t was there
that CORVALLIS surrendered, and that event
closed IN triumph our long struggle for indie
pendenee. The reasons why Washington, the
capital city Of the United States, should be Sc
lected, are too obvious to require mention, and
we believe this, with few exceptions, is the
opinion Of the people of all sections OF the
country. Any effort, however, to have the CEN
tennisl here would quite certainly bring out our
obstructiOnists in immense force TO defeat the
project, and as the wealthy citizens OF Phila-
delphia are showing no little public spirit in the
matter OF celebrating IL there, they are fairly
entitled to the honor, and the profit, If profit
there be.
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BOARDING.

E'IRST- GLASS TABLE BOARD CAN BE HAD
IL al SIS per month, for gentlemen only. For
loca'iou and particulars apply at 1918 X street
between l2th and 18Th streets northwest febI7eo6t
ES0ARD-At No. 22O street, between "a and 81
n streets northwest; large Furnished or Unfur-
ui.bed Rooms. This house IL 10 q very desirable
neia hoerhood, and has all modern oOnveniencrs;
Charges moderate fehIT- sts
V'RFMONT HOUSE, corner Of I'd street and To-
Il diana svenue-BcaTd, 81 50 per day; ( Toto SI4
per week 30 to ~ per mOhth. Elegant suites OF
two and three rooms communicating, House All
newly furnished and hested with stsem. febI0 I'm
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GOOD NEWS.
GOOD NEWS.
COFFEES DOWN.
COFFEES DOWN.

IL may be seen by the New York commsrcis al papers
CT lAie date that COssS hare dsriiaed and
purchased aud received sock 10 this line since
me decline IL gives great pleasure offer our
customers the same choice grades and varieties
ihey have been getting Of At greatly retired
pYIfsS.
The REDUCTION is from three to FIRE cents per
pound or from SIR 10 ten per reafLfg Tbis is fact
worthy of note invite rho interested 10 call
and for fhemsaIvaa 1850
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-19

Jhes editor OF the Cumberland T,I>aranh
wants the photograph Of bright and witty Miss
Brown" The STARS Treasury Department
correspondent, TO put in his gallery or People
worth knowin9D
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9Pettons were in circulation ON 'Chanya
10 ODlcseo Yesterday, and received the sigma
COugfess 70 adopt no measures for inr-eass, -,
he iisSsnt Yelame OF paper sUrT snCy.
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Tweed has bitter reason TO complain of the
nglAhtude Of his friends. Connolly, his New
ao'k associate in rascaIity, turned states evil
denee against him, and now his late partners in
lne "S'A'HstoH Patriot undertake 70 deny him.
Twas ever thus!
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The Proposed Ten Hour Law.

Elsewhere ex-POsimaster General King con-
uibutes the benefit of his observations and ex-
perienee TO The discussion Of the proposed eight
or ten hour Law in the Departments. He states
that the attempt was made years ago in the
Post Ofiice Department and other departments
70 require service IRON or A. NJ to4P.
The experiment " failed utterly" and was
given up after a trial of few months. 1t was
found that, not only was there no more work
done on account of the addition to the working
time, bat some Of the clerks were made sick by
the interruption to their meals. At another
time the plan was tTie1 OF taking an hour or
two for dinner and returning to work until
Il. NJ; but this, too, was abandoned as imprac-
ticable. He Is satisfied that SLY hours a day is
as long as one should be confined to the depart
ment deski leaving it, however, discretionary
with the Heads TO require extra hours of ser
vice as the public interest may demand. As
MI King, when Postmaster General, and for
years before, when he was the virtual head of
the department, had the reputation Of being an
energetic and systematic official, keeping the
work promptly up to time, his opinions on the
question are Of Importance.
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IL CRFROPODIST.

4,
O1sce: No. si7 l4fh Street. bcftreeH II and l.
gives iDstRnt relisf from Curns, Bunions Chil-
hlains, Club and IngroWing Nails ais treatment
u endorsed by the most re- pectsble persons Hours
from TO ii a. m. aid 10 6 D. m. Corn ans Buuion
Il. Inedy. 50 cents. ann I'm
Bs. ID. J. FRENCR, OF PHILADELPHIA
W. the celebrated Reliable ClsirvoyGnt PhysioiaI
ard Test mediUm, has located 81 1913 New YOFl
Avenue. Or5ce hours-l0 &. N. 70 D. m. EnaaEs.
70 hts cen be made for evenings. ieii-iY
E'EMELE DISEASES Of ell kinds treated De
! scribe case sn1 enclose IS; advice and ned
cine will be sent: Address Mrs. DR.. THOMPSON
be $40 Eortb 18th street. Philadelphia IspTlys
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SCPPosING.-Suppose now, that after a thor
ough, impartial, exhaustive investigation, COW
ering many months, the District government
should be proved clear of the charges against
it, and thereupon Congress, in Justice should
make the requisite appropriations to pay the
sum due by the government for its equitable
proportion Of the mprOvements-wOuld the
memorialists be happy, OF otherwise? On the
other hand, would they not be most miser-
able Of beings should the investigation so
end? Every candid person will admit that
such would be the case; ana we, therefore,
have the memOrialsts in the extraordinary
attitude Of straining every nerve TO dis
credit the District government with Con-
gTess, defeat appropriations, and cripple busi-
ness here for the next twelve months or
more, in order that they may secure a childish
triumph. But such a victory would be a hOl-
low one, and in case of success the YictOrs
might count upon being held to a pretty stern
account by their fellOw-citiZens who are made
TO suffer in business that they may carry out
their enyiOus or interested grudges against
%'the Board" OF course the nOte-shavers
amongst the memOrislists who thrive in times
OF business depression will care little for the in
dignaticn Of the community around them; but
there are some well-meaning citizens who have
been caught in bad company like the cranes in
the fable. who will be likely to suffer soma
computations CT conscience should their course
of obstruction serve to bring work and business
10 a><aEdstiil for months to come.
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IlR. ROBHR TSON.

4lo 10Th STEKEr, NEAR Pa AVENUE,
FROM long ex ptrfence in both hospital and
pinate practice, will guarantee cure in all Dis
eases OF Inc Ur1psry Organs, GonorrhoeA, elect,
Structure, IS phiis, aud Spermatcrrhma Gases N
SohorThGa r. Gently contracted cured in 20 days
son entirely ersdcsted from the system without he
use OF mercury. spermatorrhes, brought ON by
and insanity, general debility, organic weakness.
lhirotencY nervous irritsbility, symptoms Of con-
pans in back, dimness Of sht or giddiness evil
ioIencclngs' ef,distrust, &C., speedily cured by
ntNly Uncovered remedies. DIR. located for
many years at 10 Eutaw street BAltim0re Ma .
here be has large practice, has consented after
nsny solicitations by his Washington patrons, 10
nTen q permanent ONCE in that city, where he may
be consulted every Wedn sisy and SATURDAY. in eacb
week, from m. 20 9 D. m. JauZ-Im
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MEDICAL. &c.

II LID Oh. DARBY" has better facilities than
- ever Tor prscucing his great specially. OalV
81 CAdtge MADE Tor advice and medicine. Drug
snrIe, corner - street and PeBnsylyani avenue
lOolOnlz6tlon bulldlngD febl9 I'm
i n. JANE WlLsON,a thoroughly expsrie nced
ana scientific Midwife and Ladies Pm stefan
Laalts ats nded 20 st their residence any hour
IigIt OF DAY or pleasant rooms and the bet Of at
tendance at the Doctors pri ate residence 5I3 an
street, between and Y. Business sscredly coaf-
othih. febl22ss
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SPRlNG ARRANGEMENT OF STEAMER
- PILOT BOY.
On and ter Saturday, february 2lst, the Ste amer
PILOT BOY will leave 7th-street IT,
wharf for POTOMAC RIVER EsSA4zEN
LANDINGS, every Tuesday, Thurs Sx7rz<xzz<-n
day ard Saturday morning., follows ON Tues
Gays and Saturdays, leave At q. proceeding as
far IS CurriOmsn; returning on Wednesdays and
surdsys. On Thursdays. les, e at L O'Clock moor,
preceding a. tsr a. Lower Cedar Point; returning
al p. m. on Friday.
feble I'm VIM III, BYLES, Agent
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A NEW IEyhNTION FOR TIE BENEFl
"a OF LADIES

A NEW IEyhETION FOR THE BENEFIT
n OF LADIES.
$4,000 SOLD The FIRST MONTH
We offer TO the public a new STEAM WASH
BOILER, sn article needed IN every household.
Tbs boiler Will ia forty minutes do the washing for
slD.ost any family without the labor required BY
rubbing or wash board, saving time and the wear
AID tear OF the Clothes. This Invention il an at.
fachment adarted 90 ne in any ordinary boiler ROW
nsed in families. We wish no ore to buy till satis-
FED that il will do sill that il claims. Ii will re-
commend itself. To be appreciated " must be seen
IN operation Persons wishing such IsoOr-saying
snd clnthes-saving article as this, will pesse cali
or address the undersigned, who will arrange 10
test its merits At each house. Price, SIS Territory
for this great and late patent tor sale.
J. Il. HUNTER, Agent,
jsuSl- In ai2 sIh s.rae.
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n O1ICE TO SHIPPERS.
ATTENTION IS CALL ed TOlTHE CHANGS
OF SAILING DAYS OF PHILALEL-
PHIA STEAMERS
FROM GE0RGETOWN
fel9-lOt "NEW EMPRESS LINED
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DUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.

NO FURTHER POsTPONEMENT
FOURTH GRAND GIFT CONCERT
for the benefit of the
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY,
at Louisville, Ky, March 81, 1874.
In GOV. THOS. Il. BRAMLETTE, AGENT
LIST OF GIFTS.
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t'Snhss TaAHS,-Me are psyIng sPECIaI
ENVIRONMENT ant GEHERAL sEWHf
IAAEs at lowest rates.
60. BOWMAN 4 GREEN,
lthia-in str.af
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HAVING PURCHASED TIE LUMBEK
IL YARD and STOCK Of the late firm Of William
johnson Son, situate on the corner of 18th and
streets northwest, an prepared to sell at sm ali
advance above cost, In order to close the business
The stock consists Il the best quality Of LUMBER,
usually ept in lumber yards.
The attention Of plas;erers is called to the stock
Of LATHKS.
fsb4-eoIm CHAs. II. MOULTON
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Sl-tr 6lS 18th ST., over Natl Metropolitan Bsak
To INVENTORS. REGULATORS, AND
II OTHERS
n. q. THOMPsON A OO

BANKERS AND BROKBRS,
a., "a WALL sTKEET, NKw YORK
eFOcks bought and sold at closest market auota-
lens eithrr Tor cash FIR settlement ~ an5 "A ne
NlthiD months, on 10 per cent margin
Loans thereon at moderate rates q 10 10 per cant
q mari et value - 1850
Puts and Calls granted oa AyorabIe terms. sIo
per LOO shares % stock.
Deposits received subject to sight drafts, or for
hf'd ptriods lauA-lm