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pY DUHOANSON BIOS, Auctioneers,
~ Southeast corner 9Th and ID streets norihvee

sPLESpip THRsE;STORY AND BASEMENT
RHSS-BBIOK-FRONT HOUSE, no. a. i
sTREfT EOnTHWEST, AT AUCTION
IS on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, October 10,
~ At O'Clock. We will SELL in front of the prem.
ises, Lot lao Of Shepherd sub ivision Of Square
G having front Of Is feet on street, bet cen LIST
sc feet TO alley.
The improvements consist of a nearly new brick
dwelling g, three stories and basement, Containing
nine rooms, bathroom, water aud gas, with ell
modern conveDiences. This presents q splendid
opportunity TO obtain good dwelling house
Terms: One-half cash; balance on long tins
COEyeyenciDg, &c, at cost of purchaser. deposlt
Of S1D required IS soOs as sold.
oci6 1t DUHOANeON BROS. hncts
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fEEnLENRss IN THE AGKD.-In a recent
clinical lecture At Guys Hospital, London, Dr.
Hsrbeshon mentioned the case Of an Old man
who died simply from the shock 60 his enfeebled
frame produced by going out In the cold and
FOG. lie also mentioned the case OF a woman
who bad died At the age Of l02, aud who during
the winter months IN the later years OF life re-
fused 60 leave her bed, saying that IL WAS the
only place where she could keep warm. lie
believed that the uniform warmth OF Tie bed
preserved her life, and that old people should
be advised 20 keep warm, aud a. thew cannon
eat large meals, they should take them more
frequently than younger persons. The Interval
between the night and morning meals l. TOO
long for the declining strength OF old people,
and they shoulc take some nourishment durin z
the night.
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1914 GREAT VOSA
tSi4PENNsYLVANf4 RoUTEISI4
hSBTHWBsT. SOUTH, Ard SOUTHWEST.
!. .Ii;ss m. - lis ,. m. n,
:. -a:sS Pm. 8" T,7;9op: N
JUS q. m. Lilo .. n.
1Es GREAT DCEBLE TRAUK RSUTE,
IA etsSsnt Scenery, Palace stste-room Day snd
N.S1t Cans, with mondern improvements.
10 IH2 hnrcrod miles saved t. Western and Central
thrGugh from WASHINGTON to the WEST and
hObIE without Change
Tickets by this route can De procured At the ONCE
ccEAeT OF 9TH street and pennsyI ania avenue, and
2 r1ef OF Sth street and PepnsyvsHis avenue, under
Sivsn NJ all times,
Passengers procuring tickets at these Offices can
seeure accommodations IN Palace Oars for Chicago,
6. Louis and Buffalo,
Ed. .. TOUgG, General Passenger Agents,
.U Baltimore, Nd.
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BALTIMORE g POTOMAC RAILROAD

)TOMAO RAILROAD
/ AND Il sTRKkTs n. ".
aims will run IS follows:
TRAINS dRRIVE AT
RASHINGTON.
Sis q. m,,Eew York Ex.
press, daily.
$50 q. N. Fast Line
Daily.
.IO:40s.m. ,Acoommoda-
ton daily ex. Sunday.
2:40 p. m, Baltimore
and philadelphia ex.
press daily , Ok. sunday,
a:O3 p. M, Limited TX
press from New YORK,
daily, ex. Sunday.
S:5s p. m, AccOmmoda-
ton, except Sunday.
9:23 D. M, daily. from
Baltimore and the west.
11:25 p. m, Southern
xxpress, daily.
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4 LEXANDRIA d WASHINGTON r. n
"a AND

- AND
ALEXANDRIA s. ERIOKSBURG RR,
OoREER OF AND Sixth STREETS.
E.Sal trains leave fcr Alexandria 90 follows;-6,
10 II m, f. 3, a. o, OIL p. M;
:; ~ a2d p. m daily, all other rains daily except
LccaI Trains from Alexandria srrfye Is follows
TS:SSSS' 5:$SS, eSi335 S;Ss. 1929, 1883 M,
S.n., and 6.3S p. r. from AleIandrla daily Al
ether trains daily except Sunday.
W sshiHgton and Ohio e. Il.
RICHMOND FAST EXPRESS leaves daily. ex-
g..
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRE5s, via Richmond,
lcsvss Weshlugton l:33 .. daily except Sunday
InrcuSh tickets 10 sll points South and Southwest
Ior sale - Oces corner 18th street and PennsTIva.
Uie hFenDs and corner 9Th street and PennsyY ania
avenue, mere passengers leave orders for bag
gage 60 be Checked st al hotels and residences
tkrOugh 20 destination,
\. s. YOUNG. Gent PASSENGER Agent iyzI-u
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NUT PILLAR EXTENSION TABLES, DI-
MING CHAIKs, WhDDRU3ES, BeDSTEA
THiRTY HuSK AND Coz TON N ATrR Es SIS,
ERLEOH CHINA PLATES, OUPs, SAUGERS
HANDSOME TURKISH B0BE, &C, &C, AT
u On THURSDAY, the 18th instant, at IL
" nj at House No. 9I2 / ct, between Sh and
- l0th ST. ees north Eest, we stall cell the above
8 tnam6d articles to the highest bidders for
each. "
oci5-d fRepI WASH. B. WILLIAMS. Auct.
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SALE OF DESIRABLE UEIMPROvED PROP
liz: BETWIEs j AND G SIS. soBTH,
EAST, AT AUCTION.
IN On FRIDAY, october 9Th, 1874, at
yP m shall sell in front Of the premises
- Lot No 5, in EQuare 069, fronting So feet 9
inches on 18th str et, lilo feet inches on Msssachu
sets avenue, containing about $50 square feet Of
And In mediately thereafter shall sell, in front
Of TIE premises, Lot No IL in sauare $50 fronting
~ feet inches ON lith street, between and sts
brsrce.
Terms made known a. sale.
Oct6-G WASH. n. WILLIAMS. Auct
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FINE THRKE.sTORY PRESSED BRICK
HOUSE, sENEN Rooms AND BATH Room
Ne: 1898 COLUMBIA sTREkr N0RTH-
WEST, AT AUCTION
- On TUESDAY, October III, 1874, ct O'Clock
"a m shall offer for sale, at public auction, in
front OF the premises, the above property.
zion Of square S65.
Terms: 500 cash; BALANCE on long time, If re.
CURED. DO down. Ali couveYancing at expense
OF purchaser. j. 7. UOLDWELL,
Oct1-d Salesman,
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BALTIMORE & POTOM A
~ DEPOT CORNER 6TH AND b ;
amer SEPT. 18th, 1874, trains will
IfAtnS LIZA VS. FOR Tx AIN
BAL TIMORE. VA.
s:os 9. ~. northern ex- 6:l3a.
SIS I =. @ 1a,i asiocOnmoda. SIS Ess'', .
. Ton, daily. Daily.
S:23 n. H., Limited Ex-IO:4Oa
press for New York, ton do
daily ex. Sunday. Par 2:4O D,
Tor car train. and p
l:aS .. m, Fast Line press Z
West daily, ex. Sunday "a :O3p,
$40 D. m, Accommcds- press
ton, daily, ex. Sunday, daily,
90 .. m, for Pittsburg, ): . d,
Cincinnati, and South tiob, @
day. 0A.' 'uu Bsltl Ri
phia, daily. xxprs
York Night Express.
S:3e D. M, Pacific EXP,
Daily, except Saturday,
West ana North; onSst-
urday leaves At SO SD.
m. for West.
Trains leaving Washington at
Tuesday and Friday, and 3:4
except Sunday, connect ct Bowl
Pope's Greek line.
Trains leaving WARRINGTON ct
$40 D. m. connect at Odentoa wi
nEyolis.
Trains arriving st Washington
and 9:23 ,. N. connect az Bowie
Pores Greek line.
Passengers leaving their orders
northwest corner CT 18th street al
sverue, northwest corner 6th stree
ola avenue, can have their bszsa
checked at hotels and residences x
and West. Through tickets 20 Oh
ous, Indianapolis, Louisville, Sc.
tears, Chicago, Omaha, San Err
points Hast, W est North ami SoGl
y. L. DUBARRY,
n. e. YOUNG, Gen1 Pass'r Age
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EEOM PHILADELPHIA
& u \ ARD LIN K.


with the view Of Diminishing the chances OF col
hsicp, ice Steamers Of tnis Lire take a speciaad
course fOr AL ssasOEs Of the year.
IOrk BCston, crossing MERRIAM Of 80 at IS Ist
or nothing 90 tho north OF 4S.
On he h2mewsrd Fassase, crossing the Msridian
The BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETEEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARB0R.
fIoN NV YoRK. FROM HEw YoRT,
s hsb5ssiris VEG Oct. PsTthiA ....ss.. Oet. q
RUssiA.--.-.W Cd, Oct I4lCalabria.- Sat, oct 81
g9ya;,.-.-.-.,Sat; Oct. i -Cabs.... We'd :. Nov.
And every following WEDNESDAY and SAT
UBDAf non New Yerk.
Steamers marked DO pst carry steersgs pee,en.
RIIEs OF PAssAsE.-Os6in, $50, slo0, and sIsO,
gold, acocrtt1S 20 accommodation. Tickets to Pa
able terms. Stesrake 8 20 currency,
eseersse ttekets from Liverpool and Queenstown,
snd sli Psrts Of Europe, AZ lowest rates. Through
ArtssrP, sRd other ports the COntine nt and for
netIe TTnnsan ports. For frelSht a2d cabin pass
sgei splly at ths CoIapanys ONCE, No. Bowling
Iri3lty Building, or . OTIS BIGEL0W, Banker,
COS Ith street, Eposite Patent Once.
leIL1-V ChAe. g. fRAhChLYH, Agent.
WkSgISGTONy EoRrOLK, NTw YORK
TIE me iron steamer LADY or THE LAKE
having resumed her regular trips 20 49,
sTts srstt , esefy hg mSsnLYS 00s y
TRURspAY, ct .. us.s -oachtng ct the principal
river landings, cOnnscTTns 81 Norfolk with steam
dt0ce; With the GA Dominion steaashir CON.
Tsssy, fer = ew York. Freight should be addressed
Care Of LsdE g ths Lake, via Norfolk"
4. o. PLANT, General Agent,
et1 Boon No. 10, Plant Building.
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No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and ID.
Fs sskE Of ELRs s ggss!
n da by virtue Of deed o. trust, dated the lst
ber Sd 60 es s. snS one en q s tee ssd
trec0rds for the District of Columbia, 4 shall
p D. the Ren nsf N DAY 4 a9G5oPer M
betWeen sh aud 10Th streets northwest, The follow
Two handsome Black Walnut Frame Frezca.
p ssDs MHTg96s, VIII sSss sEd BrsGSsts
Green Rep Parlor Snite; pieces.
Handsome LsnbreQuIas, COrnices aud Lace Cur
Window Shades, Body Brussels Ps,Ior Carnets
Two Black Chamber Suites ana Werdrobes.
Bair, Husk and other ID sttrssses.
Feather Beds, Pillows sud Bolsfers,
walnut Bedsteads, NJ Tabletop Dressing Bures us
Table and Can e-seat Chairs,
Brussels Three plys Ingram and other Oarps.s.
r she5 kTs1nsl9n Dn9S Ts9 S a9a Oasits
Terms cssn; wv q MssTTIEG ~, Tlustse.
Is D. Real Eetete Bpoksr and suctioDser.
Federal Buildings, cor. and 7th sts., northwest.
CBANCERY SALE OF IMPRovED REAL Is,
TATE ON THE EAST EIDE OF l4FH STREET
kSS TIE FL o5kFEaV 81
s f ESGty q Gp8 T
at pT ffRsp s9etS 6obs 10 fi1ns 30, q the
ociocb p m, lots Is aud ls Of tine Subdivision of
Part of square 265, in Washington city, D. q i'm
proved with comfortable story frame dwell
lTg.
Terms OF sale: one-fourth cash; the residue in
three equal instruments, at 6, u, and Is months
fron day Of sale, with interest a. per cent, tn
title TO be retsined until all OF the purchase money
with utter is paid II the terms OF sale are taot
complied with within seven days from the day OF
reserve the right to resel the property at the
risk and cost Of the defanltne purchaser An con-
v.Yancins At pm ehssers cost 500 deposit on &C.
ySMYs 8. EDWARDS, Trustee.
Gets eofd J. 7. C0LDWELL, Salesman.
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UY THOMAS DOWLIEG, Auctioneer
~ GAL Louisiana avenue, near 7thstr est


TRUSTEES sALEo VALUABLE PRoPER.
~ ON 26IH sTREET. BETWEEN VI
ssFnR55hhTw AsP PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
- By virtue Of a deed Of trust from Michael
a MGEsliy and Tifs dated s5:h Febrsary, $50,
deTsgned, trustee aud at the request Of party
secured thereby, will offer, at public sale, on the
promises, on SATURDAY, the 10Th day Of October,
MA. at the hour of o'clock D. m, all that part OF
lot number enc, situated in square west of square
number a. in ths city of Washington, District of
Columbia, and bounded as follogs, to sit: B egin-
HiRe at point 18th street wost, sixty eight feet
q, nth from the southeast corner of said lot and
sqnare and running thence north along said street
thenee south forty and o half feet, thence east
sixty feet to IN place OF beginning, with the two
story Brick House upon the same.
Terms 81 sale: On ethird Of the purchase money in
giving his notes bearing interest from the dag of
sale, or all Of the purchase money may be paid at
the time OF sale All c2nvsyTncing AZ the ex pense
stp30-l0t TH0s. DOWNING, Auct.
Fly z. Il. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
Federal Buildings, corner TIN and SITS. northwest
- By virtue of deed Of trust to me- dated Jan.
cSSusry 20, 1870, duly recorded in Liber No. SIS,
-folio 2Z3 one Of the land records for the county
emsa@ on p Nj ssS ' sdS Ifgnt Of tn
o,cleek D Lots subdivision thirty: line s9l aud
itg-hvs %, IN square eight hundred and twenty
Terms of sale: One-balf cash (of which twenty
i've dollars on each lot must be paid Immediately
after ssle and the balance in six months thereafter,
the lots Solos and IN the terms of seie are not som,
piled With In seven dsy after sale, the properly will
be TesOid, at the rek and cost OF tne pur
chaser. Cost Cf deeds to be at the expense Of the
CHAs. CONS OALLAN, Trustee.
ociS-eod6ds J. Z. OoLOWeLL, Salesman
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E1H THOMAS Il. wAGGAMAN,
ID BeaI Estate Auctioneer, SIG 9TH street.

ElI THOMAS II. WAGGAMAN,
H Beal Estate Auctfoneer, SIS !th street.
CHABCERY OFIMPROvED PROPERTY
ON HIGH 6TkET, GEORGETOWH
fne By viz, ne of decree Of the Supreme Court Of
ttS the District OF Columbia, passed in O certain
scsuse in which Benz JOhusoa ct uX. are c pm-
plsnsnts, and VIM. q. King ct al. defendauts No
2f9, equity dOeket IL, viii offer for sale pub.
lie auction, Ia front If the premises, on MONDAY
the 18th cay of October, 1874, st p m, all thai
piece or parcel OF ground lyins aud being ia
Georgetown, ID. y on the east side of High street
and being the south half OF lot number twenty
three i23D in Beatty and Hawkins addition to
thereon.
Terms Of sale: Dash, (of which $50 must bs paid
down on day Of sale y and the balance within i've
days thereafter. All nveyancihg and recording
at purchasers cost. If terms of sale are not com.
piled within five days after sale, the trustee re.
serves the right TO resell ct risk and of default
ing purchaser.
oot5-d THOS. Il. WAGGAMAh, Anct
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A MEXICAN LINE.

MAIL STEAMSHIPS n~
ONLY LINE CARRYING TRE&5N
AMERICAN FLAG. @9
Sailing every THURSDAY from PhfladeIphia for
QUEEEsTOWS asd LIVERPOOL.
CdBIN. IN TERMEDIATK asd STEERAGB
ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED.
Rates - low 81 by another drst-class Line.
PETER WRIGHT sons, General Agents,
Philadelphia
FRANK ". eANBORS, Agent,
aus II ls&9 Penn avenue, Washington.
A NCHOR LINE. sos.-
n ELW TOBK A5D GLASGOW. Sz8H
FAF0klTE ROSIE FOR TOURISTs
Passenger Accom- m datiOnS TnsuFnaSssd
STEANEE EThRK SATURUtT
PROM PlEKs 20 AND ~ NORTE RIVER
hATEs OF PA.sAGR-PAYABLEI IN CusRESCT.
10 GLlSGOE, LlHERPOOL, LOVDO ".
DEhR Y, QUEHNSTO wv OR BEL FAST
Cabin 9bS O. s ~ according 10 Accomrooda+fO,s
Cabin return Tickets issuhd Mt reduced rates
INTERMEDIATE and STEERA0E ss low as by
any other first cla = line.
D-r.ffy 1ySutH FOR any dTTOsaf l0tsest T1fst
FOR IickEts OF further reformation, apply to-
MISS ANGIE x. HUM PHkEYs,
. $50 Igt b street near Pennsylvania avenue
Orto CANMACE CO.. 1879 z street w,
aro-ns,S ,i-Sr uesr TT ,asuTy Derit, Washington.
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AUCTION SALES.
pr WIN. L. WALL & co.. Aucfsoneers,
~ New Marble building,
No. 500 and coy Pennsyivania averue, cor. eth Z

BIZ VIM L. MAt a.1s, CO. gs, A,sS;s.,onssrs.
No. goo and soy Pennsylvania avenue, cor. 9Th O.
Ag sqJGR "a SALE so SE rsE THsES OF
kfsSiSSs TeSfshs. No sos fE astsshs:
rr-. On rReRsDAY, FRIDAY, and sAruR.
It 10 o SfsssTs ana S sSm Mi fs ss
Tor rssh 81 the store Of messrs. keryaDd Tovsrs.
s0s Pennsylssnis avenue northwest, consisting ia
Soto tISO volumes OF Books in History. Science,
] 90 volumes II Jaseniles,
Lsree lot Of elegantly bound Bibles and Prayer
2Oe volumes Medical Works.
Lsise 10, Blank Books q a, descriptions,
Everything in the stationery line-Psper, Euyel-
oPes. Pens. Pencils, Inks, Sc,
Fancy Writing Desks, Husbands, and other srti
Lsrse lot fine Gold Pens s2d Pencils.
Three hne show nsses, with stands,
One large Herring Iir.-proof ssie,
shelvins, Drawers, aid other Fixtures.
Nm In fact, eysrythins to be found in frst-elAss
Sale positi 20 and without reserve.
Dealers nIe particularly invited to this sale. as
eg osd opportunity NV ohS,e 70 f'E,sni.h tneir
rssnTE 1H AgoyE sAtr y, VIII Re con
EvENtNG, October and z, al o'clock, 90
RY VIM. L. WALb 8 co, ApcIi5nvsTsi
- HeW Marble BuIlding,
Nos. go o and sU2 Penn avenue, corner 9th stree.
Will be add 90 Cur sac Of Furniture. &c, on
WEDEEspAY MORNING. October 7th. q nam
her Of fine OH Painting and EnRTavtRss. bsiRg
e. private coll, ctioa, and 10 be sold without
serve.
II IRepl wN.L. WALL CO.. AEcts
RN WASH b. WILLIAMS, AuctioneeT,
" feUcceSsor 90 Green q " iliams. Aucts. j
no. 1901, northwest corner 10Th snd ID streets.
HhbDSOME BBOCATELLE PARLoR SUITE.
NALBUT eEURSTARY. MABBTg TOP ia
BILE. THBEE WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES,
hAlR MkTTREsSEs, @ARDB0BGS, RUSE
NAhJ BESSIE, BRUSSELS CARPETS, ROCK
ItG CHAIRS, HALL CARPETS, BEDDING.
DINING TABLES, DINING CHATR5. NAN
LEI GLOON. SHADES, CROCK ERy, GLASS
WhnRE, klTOHEE REQUISITES, &C, AT
e. On WEDNESDAY, the 7tn instant, at 10
w O'Clock a. NJ, shsll sell at house No. 2Il
~ fronting on A, between 81 and Sd streets south
- FEAST. known az Beale Terrace, the above
named furniture, pets, sc.
Terms. cash.
oct6-d WASH. b. WILLIAMS. Auct
leY WASH. b. WILLIAMS, AucfionesT
~ tSuccetSor TO Green William ,, Auc foneers }
No. 1901 northwest corner 10th and ID Sta
SALE OF DESIRABLE UEIMPROYED PROP
khI1. FRONTIHG ON MASSACHUSETTS,
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R-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSITION NED, ON
account Of the rain, until TUESDAY, octobsr 6,
1874, same hour 6nc place By order Of the trus-
tees LATINFR A OLEARy
sep3O-d&ds Auctioneers
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RY WASH. b. WILLIAMS, A1ctioneer,
ID (successor TO Green Williams, Auct'sl
No. 10OI, northwest corner 10Th and D eets
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BRICK DWELLING ON THE WEST SID

EYf q. II. WARNkRs
tp Real Estate Broker and Arctio3ear,
Federal Buildings, corner 9Th aud SIS. northwest
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TRgsTEE,s SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUsNI

pH WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
- (Sucoessor 20 Green & Williams, Auctis,l
No. 1904, northwest corner 10th ana D.
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STEAMER LINES.
EeR POTOMAC kIvER LANDINGS.

The swim and fsyorite Iron Steamer PILOT BOZ,
Captain joseph Wbite, leaves tth- -
srsst n6erfs st O'Clock, every E4aff
LeEcpAI and eATURDAYn81Hcz<<zzn
MObhIN0s, for principal Landings the Po-
19tosc, 9s lar down CurriOmAE, returning 70
Nashlngt0n eVery Wednesday an Sunday evening.
- Inc Saturday and Sunday trip includes Ooltonb,
B!ackiston' 8 Island and Leozardtovn.
W II. BYLEs, Agent,
sspl+Iy 6th-strest " harf.
INV EXPRKss LINE VIA CANAL.
~ BETWEEN
PEILADELPHIA,ALEX ANDRIA, VA, " ASH
INGTON AND GEOR6ETOWH, d. q.
SAILING DAYS.
From Pier 4, North WhsFVes, Philadelphia,
=. q y, and SATURDAY. .SN
From 50 Water street, George mk0Ez1fzILD
fOp n, ID. o.. M0kDAY and FRIDAY, at s pm
This line connects at Philadelphia with DIVIDES
Regular Senf-weekly Line Of steamers for Proyi-
dtbes, Boston and New kpsiaDd STATES. No wharf
n. HYPr, Agen. tor ID. Of O.
Nh. OLfBE co, Philadelphia.
II. a. kkED, Alexandria, Va.
WALDO A. PEARCE, % DevoIshire street.
Bostsn.
D-Freights delivered BY Knoxs Express Or
ders left 1t General once, sos PsaasyIVsnia ave-
nue. 81 TIE steaeIs' wharf will be promptly at
tsEdfd 70. sep2tr
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RY LATIMER OLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
Southwest corner Penusyf snis az euue aud Ilth q q,
Star once Buifdfng
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10y B, n. WARNER,
- Real Estate Broker and AuctfOneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 9TH and sts northwest.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-23
Professor Coilignon's Concert.

The concert of sacred music given last
night at the Church of the Immaculate
Conception Baronne street, was in all
respects deserved success. 1t was largely
attended by connoisseurs and lovers of
church music, which fact was pleasing
recognition of the merits of the beneficiary,
Professor G. Collignon, organist. This gen.
tleman has contributed largely to the sue
cess of the choir over which he has charge,
and he is an eminent exponent of the par
ticular branch Of music to which he devotes
his time and talents. The programme as
announced was performed throughout, and
50 smoothly and well that We scarcely
desire to single out any particular piece for
comment. Nine H. Comes, soprano of the
choir, was heard to good advantage in solos
and chorus. Miss Annie Lowell, alto, a
young lady of much promise as vocalist,
rendered valuable assistance. Messrs.
Krebs, Cassard, Davis Meteye and Bore.
mans also sang with their usual skill The
instrumental portions of the concert, for
organ, violin and violoncello, were partic-
ularly well received.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-23
School Board.

| A special meeting of the Board of Schoo
Directors was held last evening.
| Presentation. H. c. Dibble, president
and Messrs. Russell, Thompson, Pinchback
| McCarty, Carey, Longstreet, Clark, Bill
lings, Ingraham, Tracy, Gaudet ant
| Boothby.
Judge Dibble stated he had called tn,
| meeting for the purpose Of Reorganization
several now members having been appoint
ed under The new law.
iDr. Thompson in the chair.
The secretary read a communication from
NJ. c. Cole, Esq, secretary of the State
Board, announcing the appointment 0
Messrs. Dibble, Shaw, Glaudin, Dumont
Billings and Gaudet as new members.
On motion of Mr.. Tracy they were in
vited to seats as members.
On motion of Mr.. Tracy, the election of
officers being announced in order. Hon. II
c. Dibble, on the nomination of Mr.. Ingra
ham, was reelected by acclama.ion and re
sumed the chair.
Judge Dibble said it was proper that ht
should thank the board for the expression
of renewed confidence and assured them o1
his intention to merit it by endeavors tt
perform mis- duty.
The election for secretary being in order,
the board went into executive session.
After executive session, the president
read the resignation of J. G. Badenhausen
as secretary, and on motion of Senator
Pinchback it was accepted. to take effec,
Mayl.
On motion of Senator Pinchback, Henry
A. Corbin was unanimously elected secre-
tary, and on motion of Mr.. Carey. Mr
Charles E. Moore was reelected assistant
secretary.
Mr. Billings in the chair
Judge Dibble stated that in accordance
with the provisions of the new law, he had
prepared series of rules, and on his mo-
ton they were ordered printed and dis
tributed in time for consideration by the
members before the next meeting.
Miss Mary E. Blackadder was transferred
from the McDonogh School to the St. Mary
Branch, girls department.
The board unanimously adopted the fol-
lowing resolution, presented by General
Longstreet:
Resolred, That the thanks of this board
are due and hereby rendered to Major J.
G. Badenhausen, the late secretary, for the
faithful, prompt efficient and capable man
ner in which he has discharged his duties
as an officer. In his retirement he carries
with him the respect and entire confidence
of the board.
The board then adjourned to Wednesday
next at seven o'clock.