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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-05

A HINT TO KING KALAKuA.-It was Ma
poleon who said to Madame de Stael that she
was the noblest woman who bore the greatest
number Of children. 1t is the King of the
Sandwich Islands who proclaims from his
throne that 1.-The father who provides for a
large family, and the mother who gives birth
to them ana takes good care of her children,
are the benetactors of Hawaii and should be
rewarded They are the hope of the nation -
The same progeny-loving sovereign says
further: Now, what can l do to mark my
reign-what shall be done to signalize it ?
This is my great desire-tO witness an increase
in the population Of these islands. But l can
not do this alone; you must assist me-" A
mere monogamist, it is true that much cannot
be expected of Kalakua, but if he is in right
down earnest let him invite foreign co-opera-
ton, calling in Brigham Young, for instance.
-Ne,c York Sma.
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S. w. M.

Order Of Heptasophs. Members Of the Order
are invited t. attend the dedication OF the new
vile street, Tuesday the 7th inst., At O'Clock
p. NJ
An address viii be Delivered by Non. 4. J. Lewis,
r. g. A.. and posm in French BY Adolphe C.
DoagAe, esq., written Eir the occasion.
f0rser .asmbars Of tbs Ursl.r aEo aiso spsciay In
We'd
~ a1R n ~ Gnnd Cans1nso6 Lesaglana
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Concerning the renewed reports of deaths
ina spiralis. there is the very best authority
for stating that the pork eaten, and to which
the painful and dangerous disease is directly
traceable, was eaten in raw state. Flesh Of
swine infested by the parasites that work their
way from the human stomach to the muscles
with such frightful effects can be rendered
inocuous by thorough boiling, roasting or
frying. Applications Of intense heat of any
kind, a perfect seething, renders pork as safe
an article of food as beef, veal or mutton. It
is in the raw pork only that the dangerous
trichina maintain their greatly to-be-dreaded
vitality. Properly prepared for the table,
there is no danger to be apprehended from
hams and shoulders.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-FROM 1sT OF AUGUST, SECOND
Il Third and Fourth storys of Store No 121 Canal
street. TOurO Building, Royal street. Apply to
street. Tvs 15&
no kENT-A LARGE LOT WITH OFFICE
L and sheds attached, suitable for Wood and :
Coal Yard with good custom in both already estab-
lshed, No. 26s Thalia between Baronne and Dry
AIDES. Apply to $50 BarOnne street. Tvs IT.
THO RENT-TWO COTTAGES, EACH WITH
l five rooms, at SIS and $18, on Josephine
street between Locust and Ferret. Apply to no
Gravier street. jy4 st.
NOR RENT-THE THREE-STORY FIRE
Il Poof Store. No. 1902 Poydras street, now occu-
pied by Raum & Co. Apply to CHISM BOYD.
No. los Poydras street jy3n
NOR RENT-THE LARGE THREErSTORY
II store No. 80 Canal street, between Camp and
Magazine, with all the fixtures gas, ETC., thereins
now occupied by Messrs FOrcheimer 4 Haber. Pos
session given on LIST September. Apply to j. TUR-
COTE, corner Canal and Baronne. ics9 If
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Office Mutual Aid and Benevolent Life Insurance
Association of Louisiana No 10 Camp street-New
Orleans. July I, la74.-Members of this Association
hereby notified of the death OF Werner Kick, who
died in this city November % 1873 and Alfred ROus.
set, who died in this city December 49, 1873 and are
called upon forward without further notice.
and pay the office of the Association No 10 Camp
street 81 % each before p. NJ, August IA,
1874. r. W. YOUNG,
Tvs Secretary
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-05

The Grand Duke Nicholas, son of the Grand
Duke Constantine, and nephew the Emperor
Of all the Russians, who lately figured in the
newspapers in connection with the loss Of his
motherss diamonds, has been tried, found
guilty and sentenced to Punishment tor life in
the Caucasus This is the way things are done
in Russia Il was not 60 in France under the
Empire II is not 10 now in England or
America. Russia reads the world . lesson.
RaaA i nGhG e. ard ~ otheewioA ~
|on1pa III ~ 9 - So r..
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The Rev. Mr.. Cleaver, OF Brooklyn, has had
ffty-six charges brought against him recently
They all relate to the fact that he ia Baptist
pastor and owns q fast horse, relative OF
Dexter, which he is accustomed to drive at q
spanking pace on the smooth road to Coney
Island, nor THINKS himself any less Christian
for so doing He il very firm in his faith.
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Those about to purchase . safe will please note
the fact that the Marvin safe is the only dry filled
sale in the market, and that it is the only safe
that will keep books, papers, jewelry, ETC.. per
lectly free from dampness, and still retain it's fire.
moot qualities for I'll time. J. B. Aloee 0suth-
reanx. general agent l88 0rayier street.
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The entertainment to be given by the F1remen's
CharSable Association of the Sixth District is post
poneG until July % Tickets for July good for July
81. [jy5 Fl. F. DAVIS Chairman.
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White League-Sixth Wsrd--All white citizens Of
this Ward who favor the formation of White
Leagues invited to attend a meeting, to be held
Monday Evening, 9Th inst at II o'clock, Corner Ram
part and Bayou Road streets to perfect the organza
ton of this League.
As the election of permanent officers takes place,
and other important business is to be transacted
full attendance is expected. jy4
Democratic State Central COmmittee-New Or
leans July /, 1674.-The meeting of the Committee
called for Monday, July 6, will be held at the Gentle
mems ParlOr OF the st. Charles Hotel at l2 NJ.
EMILE LA SERE, President
WIN. j. BUDDENDORFF, Secretary. jy2
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Marvin's fire and burglar proof safes, 1888
Grayier street. j. R. Alcee Gsuthreaux, agent
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INSURANCE NOTICES.

Once Of the Home Nstual Insurance Company
New Oriesns July l. io7f-Notioe is hereby gwen to
the scrip holders of this company that in compliance
with resolution previously adopted by them, cer-
tiittes vf stack in Of scrip lave been issued and
really u De delivered to them upon tho slr
render Of taeir certiinasss OF scrip.
ivy I'm CHtS. LIS ,SSIER Sec'y p
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0NoD0ZDY00e
THO KENT-FROM FIRST SEPTEMBER NEXT.
the large COTTON YARD AND SHED corner
St. Thsmas and Orange Streets with the Pickery,
Presses and platform Apply to TERRELL PRESA
je9
nor RENT-THE GROUND FLOOR OF NO
II LBS Gravier street. between St Charles and
Camp. Terms moderate to good tenant Apply to-
BUCKNER e. CO.. 1877 Gravier street. les
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An English writer reports that divers resi-
dents at Cambridge University have been
making experiments with singularly inap-
propriate sort of food. So far from sharing
Miss Betsey Trotwoods prejudice against
donkeys, they have discovered those amiable
animals to be everything an epicure could de-
sire. Their verdict is that roast donkey looms
up loftily even above beef. that there is slight
suggestion of venison about it, and that the
under-cut is simply superb. Altogether he is
pronounced delicious.
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VVANTED-THE PEOPLE TO KNOW, THAT

WANTED-rHE PEOPLE TO KNOW THAT
the late Chief Justice Chase was cured of compli-
Gated disease of the Liver and Kidneys, in the
mer of 1871, by the of Bethesda Mineral Water,
after all other remedies had failed and he lost
an opportunity of recommending it. Judge Field of
the United States Supreme Court says 1T will
any disease of the Kidneys, direct remote" This
celebrated is for lsae Ion draught and by the
gallon at lO6 Camp street. New Orleans. Tvs 1t
WANTED EVERY ONE IN THE FOURTH
w District to know that am selling Butter
and Cheese at 50 per cent. lower than any one else
Apply at NATHAN'S BUTTER AND CHEESE
STORE, FOL Magazine 't'+
WANTED FROM $1,000 TO $1,000, TO In
w crease stock of Cord Wood Every facility
for doing a fine cash paying business Profits Very
Large. Address K. F. s., Box 15 Carroton. jy3 St.
WANTED-A PAIR OF GENTLE FAMILY
w Horses. Address s, Bulletin Office. jy3 St.
WANTED A COMPLETELY FURNISHED
w Cottage in the First Fourth District Rent
must be low Address, stating terms and location, D.
J. e., Bulletin office. je24 If
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND e. FESTIVAL
Under the auspices Of the
Hibernia Benevolent and Mutual Aid As
sOciatiOn Of Louisiana.
lin Aid Of tho Relief FUND.-
At the Fair Grounds,
SUNDAY, JULY IL and Is, 1874
Committee of Arrangements.
JOHN J. F1NNEY, Branch No. II, Chairman.
JOHN MCCAFFREY, Branch No. L
JOHN T. GIBBONS, Branch No. 3.
JAMES GRANT Brnch Not.
JAMES SWEENEY, Branch No. 9.
D. H. CONNOR Branch No. 10.
One prize of Fifty Dollars in Gold.
One prize of Twenty-Five dollars in Gold.
Three prizes of Ten boilers in Gold EACH
Ten prizes of Five Dollars in Gold, EACH
Holders Of tickets will detach the coupons an
nexed.
PROGRAMME FOR SUNDAY, JULY u, 1874.
/. Hurdle Race, open to all Purse Of $50; $25
to first horse, SIS to secoud horse, $40 to third
horser Entrance fee S.
2. Running Race. Mile heats. Purse S25 SIS
to first horse, SO to second horse. Entrance
81 80.
). Pony Race. Mile heats. open 10 ponies une
der fourteen hands, Purse SIS SIS to first
horse, SO to second horse. Entrance 81 So
4. Mule Race to Saddle. Mile Heats. Purse $25:
SIS to first mule; $40 to second mule. En-
trance 81 50.
S. For Horses that have never trotted inside OF
$50. Harness and Rule. Purse $780, En-
trance S. Mile heats; two best in three.
$40 to first horse 80 to second horse.
Numerous sports in the field, for which suita~
BILE prizes will be given.
Grand Foot Bali Game between members of tho
Louisiana Foot Ball Club.
Match Game of Base Ball between the Morgan
and Palmetto Junior Base Ball Clubs.
Excellent music has been secured.
Applications for privileges may be made to thu
chairman of the Committee on Arrangements.
Entries for all races to be made Ut any TINA
previous to the Festival at the office Of the chair
man Of the Committee Of Arrangements No. Is
Commercial Alley.
Programme for Sunday, July 26, will appear in
due time. ie28 iv5 IL ~
4 UROKA BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-05

tiOn!-There will he meeting Of the Fourth Ward
Mother Club at Coliseum Hall on Bienvie street, be-
tween Royal and Chartres streets, Monday, July
9Th at y o'clock 2. NJ. sharp, for the purpose of
organizing and eecting delegates to the Parish Com
mttee, to during the coming campaign. All
Democratic and Conservative voters of the Ward OPP
posed to tho Kellogg usllrpatOn. earnestly in
vited to attend s. W. SCOTT, Prest.
T. WHARTON CoLLENs JR, Sec. jy5 SUE ME-
Democrats Of the Eleventh Ward, Attention. =
Books of registration opened at the corner Of
Magazine and Ninth streets in which all Democrats
of the Ward requested to enroll their names in
order that they may vote on Monday for permanent
officers of the Club and two delegates to the
Democratic Parish Committee.
DONALD GORDON,
w. 6. MCGEEHAN,
PHILIP FRUTHALU,
jy4 2tA MOE Commissioners.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-05

Some time ago, in certain city not far away,
a well known doctor became enamored of a
beautiful young lady In due course of time
they were engaged to be married. The doctor
was strong and decided Presbyterian his
lady-love was an equally strong and decided
Baptist. They were cooling together one
evening upon their approaching nuptials, when
the doctor remarked
81 am thinking my dear, of two events
which l shall number among the happiest OF
my life" 49,. , ,. .,
asked the lady.
wife for the first time.
"And the other?'
g 1t is when We shall present our frst-born
for baptism"
'What, sprinkled?'
..Yes, my dear, sprinkled.
Never shall child of mine be sprinkled :"
Every child of mine shall be sprlnkled."
They shall be, eh?'
''Yes, my love.
"Well, sir, can tell you then that your ba-
bies won't be MY babies. SO, goodbye, sir.
The lady left the room and the doctor the
house. The sequel to this true story is that
the doctor never married, and the lady Is an
old maid.
The House of Lords, in passing the bill to
regulate public worship i'll England, seems
to have determined to root out ritual ism. The
bill recognizes the ecclesiastical courts, so as
to make them take speedy cognizance of new
ceremonies. The Tories will try to defeat it
in the House OF Commons, and much that is
lively in the way Of cable dispatches is likely
to result from it.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-05
POLITICAL.

Attention. Democrats OF the Tenth Ward.-The
voters of the Tenth Ward are notified
that the books of the Central Democratic Club will
be open at No. $40 Magazine Street, between st.
Mary and St Andrew streets, till Monday Evening,
the 9th inst to be closed at o'clock for the purpose
of registering all Democratic voters of the said ward
DESTROYS of taking part in the election of two delegates
to the Democratic Parish Committee.
The election of the delegates will take place at the
same locality from to 9 o'clock 7. NJ, July 6.
JNO. J. OBRIEN, President.
MCDONNELL SECRETARY iy5*
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State National Bank.-New Orleans, June
a. l674-At special meeting of the Board Of Drec-
tors held This Day. dividend Of five per cent WAS
declared fr,m profits of the psst six montns payable
and after Monday, July s, 1874.
Ch.Ao. L.. G. DUPUY,
ie28 Nv Gambler
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SUBSCRIPTION THREE DOLLARS,
Emitting the Subscriber to invitation for himself
and two ladies, ALL subject to the approval Ok
the Invitation Committee.
The Entertainment will be in all respects the
same as those heretofore given by the Asso-
ciation
Applications for Subscription can be made to
DIR. A. f. McLAIN, at ii Barcnne street,
4. L. MAHEN, at J. A. Browns, corner Bienvillo
and Peters street.
EUGENE MAY, at Wheelock, Finlay h Co.,
J. A. c. WADSWORTH, at 10 Canal street, or to
any member Of the Association.
iel4 Il % Tvs Std
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There is considerable curiousity manifested
in California about the effects of law which
the Legislature of the State has recently en-
acted in relation to insurance companies.
Every nonresident company is required to be
represented by an agent, all Of whose acts
shall bind his principals, and the consequence
is that some forty companies now doing bust
ness have resolved to withdraw in body. As
these companies control $500, 600, 900, such
step is naturally fraught not only with some
risks to the companies themselves, but cal
culated seriously to injure the State, which
cannot afford to have this immense interest
drawn from it. The companies, it is true,
should be bound by the acts of their agents
so far as their dealings with policy-holders in
good faith are concerned, but there is much
beyond that wherein the law might be apt to
work great hardship. The measure excites
much comment and the result of the affair
will be watched with no little interest.
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COPARTNERSHIPS.

OUR COMPREHENSIVE is THIS DAY DIS
" solved by limitation.
KEEP, HOGAN GALLWEY.
New Orleans, La, June 30, 1874
TJ,HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
formed coplrtnership for the purpose of confirm
ing the Hardw business the Of Keep
Hogan Galwey, at No. 80 Tohoupitoulas street, un
der the and style of KEEP, GALWAY g.
co. JNO. II. KEEP,
CHAS GALLWEY,
CHAS. ID. LALLANDR
New Orleans, La July l. 1874.
wi nounotS to his old friends and 4eqaaintanoes
that having made engagement with the above
firm, he will be prepared to receive their orders
her. tofore- ,4 jyleodlm
I'VE HAVE THIS DAY FORMED A PART
w nershlp under the name and style OF
old firm of J. U. d H. M. Payne 4 Co., and to
transact a Cotton FactOrage and Commission
''''''' s.H KENNEDY.
And the late members of J. U. Il H. n. PAYNE
i Co, I'll Il 66 Baronne street.
New Orleans, June 81, 1874 je2S I'm
ROOMS AND BOARD.
FURNISHED ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT
L board central locality No. 200 Graver street. near
Bss"nne on moderate terms :" s"'' times MT
A 'o' 'Ai -'' "A'''' a '-'-''"
House in good locality, asks the patronage of
ladies' and gentlemen from the south visiting New
York. Terms moderate. Best reference given.
MRS. A. j. SADLER,
No. 81 West Twenty Fourth street,
je18 SuThlm New York citv.
FOR SALE.
-.>~~~~~>~>~~~~>>~---~~~ ~~~~>~-~~o~~~.~So~>
C0R SALE-SCOrCH PIG IRON, IN LOTS
= ssie pesshasaA -
IN ASRnRm0D ACn
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-05

The thousands of Alumni who are gathering
about these days to the familiar college halls,
call these lines of Holmes in Harvard poem
'We're all alike; Vesuvius filings the SCORE from
his fountain,
But down they come in vollying rain back to the
burning mountain;
Alma Mater,
But will keep dropping in to see the dear old
crater.
Our lady readers who are to be married by
the reformed Episcopalian ritual will miss in
the ceremonial the words with all my
worldly goods l thee endow," while the
words 'and to obey are retained. Reform
indeed!
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BANK NOTICES.

Louisiana Savings Bank and Safe Deposit Com
pany 81 Camp street, New Orleans July l. lo74-At
meeting of the directors of this bank, the following
gentlemen elected to fill vacancies, viz;
Mr.. James Jackson, President New Orleans Gas
Light Company.
Mr. Edward COnery, of Z. Conery Son & Co.
Mr.. Thomas smith, OF Smith T. Mckenna
The board is composed Of tho following
Messrs Ed COnery, James Jackson, Thomas Smith
David Wallace, w. II. Thomas John s. Walton and
Z. G. Palmer.
jy2 JOHN $. WALTON, Cashier.
6ermanla National Baak-New Orleans, June 30,
ls74.-At a meeting of the Board of Directors held
this day semi annual dividend of seven and half
per cent declared payable to the Stockholders
demand HERM ROEHL, Cashier.
iu1
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"ANTED-THE PEOPLE TO KNOW THAT
w the NEW LOUISIANA REMEDY, for colds,
coughs, catarTh asthma bloodspitting, ETC., is the
contains poison and is delicious. The Life Tonic
for the blood the appetite preventive of fevers,
ETC. is peerless. vast number of letters and home
did for children Sold by druggists Depot LOG Camp
STREETS. Tvs 1t
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Hibernia Nati0nal Bank, New Orleans,
9th june is74-At meeting of the Board Of Di-
rect0rs ts day, Dividend of Five Per Cent out OF
the savings of the last months was declared pay
able tho 18th July proxiIno.
JNO. G. DEVEREUX,
ie2S It Cashier
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Dubois Cotton Gin.

This celebrated
hange Gin is rapid
l.y superseding all
others; it cuts the
seed cleaner, giving
more pounds of lint
from same quantity
Of seed cotton. 1t
does more work on
less power, same
Number of SAWS.
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WANTS..

"ANTED-A SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE
w or cottage in the First or Second Districts.
Rent must be moderate. Reference given. Address
l.. p, Drawer 322 Post Office. jy5 1T
WANTED-PEOPLE OF THE FOURTH
w District to know that my Butter and Cheese
are the best and cheapest in the city. Call at MA
THANS SPECIALITY BUTTER AND CHEESE
STORE, 70l Magazine street. Tvs 1t
WANTED-A SITUATION IN A BUSINESS
w Office, by a boy - years old. Apply at 2O6
Baronne street, between Julia and Grod streets.
iY5 LIZ
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Special NOtice.On and after This Day, all freights
to be forwarded by the New Orleans jackson and
Great Northern Railroad, will be received at their
Levee Depot. foot of st. Joseph street. Mn
COmbustible articles will not be received until fur
Their notice. E. A. BURKE, Freight Agent.
New Orleans July 3. 1874. iva STD
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ONCE New Orleans and CarrOllt0n Railroad Com
pany New Orleans, July 2, 1874.-At special meet
ing of the Board of Directors, held the goth ult
= Dividend of Four Dollars per share was declared,
payable and after the Goth inst
iy3 lot p MCBRIDE, Secretary.
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Importers Bonded Warehouse Company,
New Orleans June % 1874-An election OF five ~
directors for the ensuing will be held at
the office of the company on MONDAY, July s. 1874,
between IL NJ and 2 o'clock, p. NJ.
ie25 80 Tvs PHILIP GUESNON, Sec.
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Time Of Departurs,-The Mail Trxin by the Great
Jackson Railroad Route leaves the Depot at the foot
of Calliope street at o'clock p NJ, connecting with
all fast trains, North, East and West. Pullman Pal
ace Cars on all trains iva
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Notice to Parties Having Property for Rent-Real
Estate Agency No 8 Commercial Place-Having
gagged Mr. C. Z. LIE BLANC to take special charge of
The renting department parties are invited to furnish
list of their property for rent Prompt attention will
be given. LTHOS. ELDER, S
iV1 st. Nct Commercial Place, u
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| Ecore Packet Company, Peoples Line are hereby
| notified to attend meeting. to BIZ held at No. 81
Bienve street up stairs, Wednesday, the sth inst
o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose Of eecting direc
tors for said Company. JOHN HEM, ~
iva At Superintendent.
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NORTH Louisiana and Texas Railroad
Through bills Of lading given to all stations this
road for freight shipped per steamers Katie, Par.
gOud and Gov Allen J. JANNEY, Agent,
led III Common street.
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4 UROKA BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.
ANNUAL PROMENADE CONCERT AND
SOIREE DANSANTE.
CARROLLTON GARDEN.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY "a, 1874.