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POLITICAL.
Nc political advertisements will be inserted unless
paid for in advance Endorsed by some Responsible
Rooms DEMOCRATIC PARISH C

Rooms DEMOCRATIC PARISH COMMITTEE.
New Orleans, Sept. s, 1874.
At at meeting Of this committee, held this
evening, it was
Iesoiced That this Committee again invite
and urge all Conservative voters to register heir
names, rs early practicable, in the books OF the
different Ward Clubs already organized, III order
that they may participate in the election to he
held Oh October 3D. for delegates to the Parish
Convention, which will assemble on October 5th.
As under previously promulgated resolutions
of this committee relative to registry for the
p ituary elections, the number Of REGISTRARS and
Clerks are not limited; therefore the Presidents
of the several Central Ward Clubs are hereby re.
que-ted, N on p oper application, TO appoint, IN
addition t. the appointments already made.
One I.egis or ach ward, to represent the
different organizations other than the Demo
cratic psJrty mentioned in the platform adopted
at the Baton Rougt Convention.
Kesc5oed, That the Presidents OF the several
Central Ward Clubs be and they are hereby re-
luestel to appoint such number OF Commission
ers and Clerks as they may each deem proper
and necessary to conduct the election to be held
on October Sd. Upon proper application the
Presidents are also requested to appoint one
Com missioner Of Election and one Clerk at each
polling place. to represent the different organiza-
tons other than the Democratic party, mentioned
in the platform adopted by the State Convention
recently held at Baton Rouge.
P MALOCHEE, Presid't.
WILL STEVEN, Vice Presidt.
E. L. BOWER, Secretary. $40 l0t
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Posi- I'VE SALE Al AUCTION,
OF the neat double one--tory frame residence, Nc

4G6 White street.
DY ALBERT PAUL -Auctioneer. Office and
ID salessoom, 40 Royal street-SAVCRDAY,
September ~, 1874, at u O'Clock VI. VIII be sold
at public auction. at the Merchants and Auc-
tioneer- Exchange on Royal street, without limit
A certain ut Of ground tuattd in the Fourth
District Of this city, square bounded by White.
Franklin, Josephine and st. Andrews streets, and
M. assuring 80 feet front on White street by aLoui
1877 feet IN depth, together with the improve
me,lts iheseon, consisting Of the neat and lately
built double one-stosy cottage residence, No. Act
White street.
Terms One third cash balance a: one and two
years credit, in notes by mortgage la ring
8 per c. nj per annum IN crest improvements to be
kept insured at purchasers expense. The taxes
q 1874 payable IN 1915, to be assumed by pur-
chaser.
Act Of sale, etc, at expense u purchaser, before
En- sebe Bouny, notary public. .l3 I'd
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BIZ Nash & llOdgsOA.

ELEGANT FURNITURE.
Solid Rosewood Palior Suit.
Elegant Oak Carved Dining suit.
Elegant Oak Carved Dining Armoir.
Elegant Oiled Walnut Victoria Sets.
Handsome Oak Hat Rack.
English Brussels Carpets.
4 New Howe Sewing Machine.
A Splendid square Piano.
Mattlnss, Oi-Cloths, Rugs.
Elegant Glassware and China.
Bedroom Furniture.
Hall Chairs, Lounges, Easy Chsira.
Cooking Stove and Utensils, Ltc.
Elegant Pier Glasses.
Fancy Ornaments and Articles.
Without Reserve at Auction.
DY NASH Il HODGSON-W. 1. HGDGSCN'
ID Auc,ionoer-Oiiice No. 5 Carondelet street
On FRIDAY, September Is, 1874, at 1Gs A. n ::
at the elevated cottage residence on lTytan.a
street. between Sixth ard Seventh streets, on &C
count of retiring from. housekeeping. g: public
auction, VIII be sold
The Entire Contents Of the above residence.
Terms -Casl, in U $. Z. Notes.
The house viii be open for inspection Thursday
September II. from 10 \. NJ. till =. VI. s!3 I'd
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Rooms DEMOCRATIC PARISH COMMITTEE,
New Orleans, Sept. =, 1874. J
To the business community of the Parish OF Or
lesns:
The recently promulgated Registration Law
subjects all voters who are opposed to Kadlcallsni
and the Kellogg usurpstion, especially our natul-
allied citizens, to unprecedented and on rageous
difficulties and annoyances III obtaining the ne
cessary registration papers to enable them to vote
at the ensuing election.
Therefore this committee respectfully Sea
and earnestly requests that merchants, mauutae-
turers, corporations and all others having voters
in their employ, allow them ample time and ever,
possible opportunity, not only to register them
selves, but also to enable them to assist others in
dong SO.
P. MALOCHEE, President,
WILL STEVEN. Wee President.
f. L. BOWER, Secretary. $40 lot
Hall Of First Ward Central Democratic
Club-Rcgular we.sl,ly meeting Of this Club will b
held at MelpomeEe Hall formerly Br"un0) Oh
THURSDAY, Sept. I7th, inst. at ! O'Clock. =. Nj.
All Conservative citizens Of the ward invited to
JAS H. GROVER, President.
b. MCCARTHY, Sec etary. sl7 EAM
Room. Demoe, attic Parish Committee New
Orleans Septe,nlerF7 la14.-There will be meeting
Of this Committee THIS Thursday EVENING, at
o'clock. Members are requested to be pnHct,,a
?. MALOCHEE, President,
f. T.. BOWER Secretary. 81. NAE
Second Wart-TO the Democratic and Gone
selyative Vntcis of the Second Ward-Ihr regular
We xiv meeting % the Central Club will be held AT
the Wywaln, corner of St. Charles and Cailnpc
NJ. The Club vi .e addressed on the isses OF the
calnpaI W. L. fiotSloN
Ir, ,dcn. ~. og,, War Cent? al Democratic Cn.
+. J. SSIlSt % . ssctnto al. ~
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LOST-FOUND.

NAME TO MY HOUSE, ON The 8TH INST,
~ one sorre chestnut HOBSE, with . white
spot on forehead said horse being about fifteen
hands high. The owner will please call for, prove
l27 Recheblave. between Dumalne and st. Phillip
streets. s13.1w*
7 OST-CHECK FOR $40, NO. II. DATED NOV.
L. 4, 1873, drawn by Theo Auze to order OF
Miner w. Smith and Endorsed by him, also certi-
fed by Canal Bank. All parties are warned
against receiving the same, as the bank has been
notified. g. II. TEBAULT, Nj. ID.
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INSURANCE NOTICES.

The undersigned having been appointed
Agents OF the INSURANCE CO&!pANl OF
NORTH AMERICA, of rhtdep hia, assets et,2lo,
600; of the CA lStE GENEEALE DASSI IA Mes.
OF Paris assets over 50 O0o, coo. and of the MAN
HAITIAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
New York assets S6o9, 800 viii commence the FIRE
Marine and River Insurance Business at No. l"l
GRAY ier street doors from the Cotton Exchange,
the lst pIt.xilao he Insurance Company at North
America makes her marine losses pa able IL gold, III
London when desired.
50 I'm NJ j. SMITH a. 90.
Office Of tjse Delta insurance Company, csr-
ner CaIonleltt and Common stIeets-NeW Orleans,
Sept l5.4-IncunfoImity with the requirements of
the amended charter AMI in accordance with Ieso-
luton OF the Board Of Trustees at special mes-ting
held June le ls74 the subscr GERS to the Capital
Stock of this Company are hereby notified To come
forward and pay the following insttlmens, 81 the time
specified below, VIZ:
Ten per cent-on the LIST day of October, 1874.
Ten per ON the LIST day Of Novcmbec, 1874.
Fifteen per cent the LIST day Of December, le7i.
Fifteen per osrt the 3lst day of December, le74.
BY order Of chs Board
au3O 4m L. W. BAQUIE, Secretary.
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BY Albert Paul.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE OF EVERY De
\ scrirton Carpets. Crockcry. Glass and otEel
/ Ware, Etc. Etc.
! DY ALBERT FAUI4, Au,tioneer = etaice snt
ID salcsroom No 20 H0yal strect-Will sell eve r,
! Monday "Wednesday and Friday. at lU o'clock, 4
F.! A.. at the salesreom 40 loyal. near Custom
house streets.
! Agenersl assortnent CT rev and secondhand
Housetlold Furniture. Carpets. CrocEerys G..as%
/, and other Ware, et44, etc.
/, Loans secured al. Turili.sre. etc. Storage al
ma ,.rs.c rates ,nrf ".
SPLENDID OpruL'rUNIIY FOR HOUSE,
kEEpERS.
peremptor, Sale at Action q tho Entire Con.
teats Of the Elegantly Furn4sn' d Residence,
No. 25i st. Andrew >t., near Camp st.
Comprising EL giant Mehoganv Par or Set, Ma
ltic4nt Mautel ana Pier Inrors, Beautifully
Carved Rosewood Bedroom Sets, Uftwiug
and Dining Room EurnitE~A, Fine Parl0e
and Bedroom Brussels and other Carpets,
Valuable Oh Paintings ana Engrar lngs.
Shades Ornaments. Crockery, GLASS ana
OH. var, Kitchen Soave, etc. etc.
-Alsu-
Splendid Toned Upright Piano, .Enabe 4 CO..
Lately purchased at q cost Of $500.
The whole Nearly New and in Perfect Condition.
DY ALB ri PAUL. AEctioneer Office AID
ID salesroom, 40 Royal street-ThURSDAf,
sept. II, at Ii o'clock, A NJ, will be Sold a
public auctlon. on the premises, without an,
limit or r. servo
he utire contents OF the shove mentioned
residence.
TIE above can be seen from IL A. Y 10 P.
N. on Wednesday.
Teim--C all. si2 I'd
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AUCTION SALES.
By e. f. Giraraley.
FOR ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE.
Elegant FURNITURE.

Sold Rosewood P,Tior Shit, Solid Rosewood
Etagere Handsome Brussels Carpets, Dining
r ,om Sdeboar2s, Elegant Walnut Beds
bureaus, Arm.rs. etc. and the choices. Cos.
tage Furniture.
The contents OF upwards Of thirty rooms com
plcte: Mattinss. ol-cloths, Window Shades
Elegant GLASS War. China, Dipning R"ron
Chair-. Lounges, Easy Chairs Elegant Rang,
and Cooking Utensils. eompicts VIII. Ch".e.
Yirn Fureiturt.
Without reserve 1t auction.
Dye f. GIHARDJN. AuCti0nccr and App-aise,
ID Office No. - Camp strcet-On TDEsLAl
September y , 1877. at 10! o'clock, at the raag
,.iticent re>id, nee !96 Camp street, On CAM
street between Julia and st. Joseph streets -"
acc nat o: departpre fran the city, Will he sold
The entlr, {, nt,5nts Of the above residence.
Iorns-Casl, ID United states notes.
TIE house will be open for INSPECTION on Hon
day DIST. from - \ VI until 5 p. NJ. III ID
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CANDIDATES.

The many friends of VIM II. Morgan desire
announce him candidate for the office of Crim
nal Sheriff of the parish of Orleans. Subject Ia the
action of the Parish Convention. sl3 to-
DIR. John VI. Cullen announces himself as n
candidate for Coroner Of the list ith 9TH and 9Th Dis
triets Subject 10 the action Of the Democratic Par
ish Convt on. s13 too
Samuel Ba rnes will be n Candidate for nOni-
nation for CIVIL SHERIFF. before tho Parish Con
vention of the Democra ic and Cons ervative party
sill to3'
We are authorized to announce Capt. Guy
DREUX as a cannate for Or mina Sheriff tor the
parish of Orleans subje to the nominal ON 81 the
Parish Convention sill tO3"
The many Friends Of DR.. q. n. MOnette pro-
pose to submit his name a candidate for the office
OF Coroner Of the LIST, 18th ST. and 9th Districts,
subject to the action of the Democratic Parish Z On
vention MANY FRIENDS MANY VOTERS.
AZ tol
We are authorized to announce b. F. Jonas
as a candidate for CIVIL SHERIFF, subject to the
nomination of the Parish Convention. 81 til
For Criminal sheriff many Friends Of
j. Z. GUlLLOTTE, ESD, propose to submit his
the al ton of the Democratic Parish Convention
al toes MANY FRIENDS
Criminal SheriG-The many friends Of Col.
CHAS. X. RAILEY propose to submit his name
candidate for Criminal Sheriff, at the coming election.
au20 tt MANY FRIENDS.
To the Drmocr ratio and Cons- rvative Voters
of the Parish of Orieaus-As gentleman and la
boring man, who has always proved faithful, honest
and competent, and as "A Lousianian ever ready to
his party and peorle, announce the name OF
COL. EUGENE WAGGAMAN. as Il candidate for
Civil Sheriff of this parish at the coming election
subject to the action OF ihe Democratic Parish Con
ytntion
aus Il MANY VOTERS.
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The Increment Of troops 20 the South y
taking place in accordance with the instysc-
tions OF the Attorney General, and there
seems to be some difficulty in finding. 90 ia:
as South Carolina is concerned, the beliger-
ents they were expected to encounter. Most
peoH, Will agree with Gen. Sherman in his
opinion respecting the inuulity OF troop. on
such occasions where, unless the district is
under ma, ial law. the army can DO nothing
more than consfable-can arrest, but can
neither try nor nsh blenders; being for al
practical purposes far Less effective than the
evil officers and the p"sse srfanf"s. -- W.
York 1iiJe@.e.
Napoleon " is quite proficient in the noble
art OF self-defensc. He recently warmed
u German lal. near Arenenbs-g nnd dismissed
him with the remark that he could 90 and tel
Bismarck ot it as quick as h ike.
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THE MASS MEETING IN MOBILE.
COngrafnlatisg New Orleans and Louisiana
for Their Redemption.

The meeting in Mobile on Tuesday e,eniag
was one Of the largest ever h Id i'll that city
The Register says: The assembling Of such a
large audience Of our most intelligent citizens
with such short notice, shows most torciDly
the great interest felt in the fate Of New Or.
leans and the deep and earnest sympathy our
people have for the gallant and chivarous
citizens OF New Orleans. as well as for those.
Of the entire State IF oppressed Louisiana
Mr.. Geo. N. Stewart acted rs President
and speeches made by rev, raj promin,nt
citizens. The following resolution. were
adopted amid great enthusiasm
Resoloed, That we, the citizens Of Mobile. son
graduate the citizens Of New Orleans and Is.lisi
on their political redemption from the most
utolerable tyranny and oppression.
Hts0tosd, That form Of government i
based on the will of The governed, and every
effort to force upon the people Of any State any
form Of government against t.at will, SHOULD be
defeated.
Rtso!0sa, That the McEspery government has
been the Ge tucto government OF Louisiana sai,cc
the popular election OF 1872, and is now. by The
patriotic and almost unresisted movement OF the
people, Also the de tGao government, that there
is no existing domestic Instruction to call for
the inter position of Federal authority III shat
State, and tina. the President, in issuing his
second proclamation, has exercised powers not
delegated to him by the Constitution. We pro
test agaaAst the use OF the Federal army ts,+et
aide the government elected and sustained. by
the people and to reest abllsb the arbitrary rule
of usurpess and would Respectfully appeal to the
President to see that I'M ustlce nor oppression
is attempted against the will Of the people OF
Louisiana as expressed at the ballot-box.
Major Henry st. Paul being called upon,
responded by ieelingly abiding to the condi-
ton Of New Orleans, and deeply deplored the
death Of three Ot his comrades in arms who
were slso his classmates at school, and who
we're killed at their posts Of duty, while de-
Tending the rights OF the people.
Upon motion the meeting adjourned, and
three rousing cheers were given for New On
leans and Louisiana.
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L'OR RENT-A TWO-STOfY FRAME DWELL
Il ing, centaniH,- six roous. kitchen and large
yard, in good repair Cars pass within half square
OF IL prop ,+y. Keg so per pevth to good tenant.
AppiS 10 W. X. VEGLANDEE ~ Magazine street
tupfl I'm
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Ry EGacent \ Go.

FOREIGN AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS.
Etc.
DY VINCENT 8 90 f. VINCENT, Auction.
ID .er-62 and - Custninhouse strnet- On
THtSRDAY, sept. II, 1874. at 10 o'clock, \ NJ,
will be sold
Foreign and American Dry Goods.
Gents Furnishing Goods.
Also
On SATURDAY, 1Atl, at 10 O'clock
Fail and Winter Clothing, Felt, CASHMERE and
Wool Hats. 81
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EGO prizes, amounting to................$ $40, 40
EXPLANATION OF APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
The nine remaining units Of the same ten O
the numbers drawing the first three fall prizes vii
be entitled to the twenty-seven Approximate,
Prizes. For example: If Ticket No. 1916 draw.
the first $4,000 prize, those tickets numbere,
1871, 1912, 1913, 1914, lz45, 1247, 124S, i24
and 1850 will each be entitled to 500. II tickle
No. 231 draws the second 10000 prize, thee
tickets numbered 1872, 233, 234, 235, 236, 237, %,
} and 240 will each be entitled to $500. ]
ticket No. 400 draws the third 10000 prize
those tickets numbered AL, 442, 443, IA, Az
ti6, AT, AIS and 43 will be each entitled to 800
Whole Ticket. SO, HaIve. IS, Quart ;,
% 30; Eiahths 81 25.
PRIZES PAYABLE IN FULL WITHOUT DI
DCCTION.
Orders to be addressed to
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
Lock Box 1872, P.O.
New Oreanr
Send P. ,. Money Order. or Reeiste, YOU
letter. at2,
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FOR SALE.
VALUABLE PROPERTIES FOR SALE,
Payable in
CITIZENS me. CHECKS OR IL2T!Il
GATES AT PAR.

(: Payable in
. CITIZENS l. ~. CHECKS OR IE2T!Il.
! GATES Al PAR.
Thu Citizens Br1k offers for sale the following
auablo Propfrti-s, for which Certificates of De
ro-lte due u rot due, or Check, o. sad Bank.
will be received IL naymcnt, VIZ
h. /. TWO DESIRABLE LOTS at the corner OF
G"avler and Front streets: running through to
De- TIA street II. 81 adjoining the store al Me4srI.
q. jesse X. Bell u Mango.
2. ONE LOT az Front street between Custom
hors and Ben,ile, streets, adjoin!n. MessIs. T..
! W Rodl Sons p feet BY 90
, g. The UNDlaIDt d TWO-FIFIHS INTER-
ESr IN tina. very valuable Store, known a. the
Imperial, ~ the corner OF Carondcl''a i GGaFieI
streets.
/. THE rNIfylDED ONE-QJARTEr IN
TEIESI IL tbs Valuable store, No. ~ Cuian
). THr CoMFC"TABLE TWO STORY
, DWELLING. No. 2e2 bayou Road, now occupied
!. The + i,'IDIIlpEp HALF INTERF.r w
.Ho Desirable Iwo-s.ory dwellings,, on roeytslre
street between F4u,Ecr and Tch9u )lt.I.as
.tteets, formerly belonginy to Jno Crone.
Z. VERY DESIRABLE DWELLING. on
Trenchm.u street. fronting Washington Square,
double lot OF great depth. lately occ'.plA' b!
:. III. CoMFoRTABtr DWELLING. NJ.
l9I E,m.art street. now occupied by Mr.. J. La.
barre.
o THE IKhEE-S TORY BRICK STORE on
New Levec, Ne. 226. between North Market and
=. Joseph streets. First DISTINCT.
10 TIE Lac II AND COINODIOCS BRICK
BJIIpISG Oh Charities street, between Di1-
maine and St. Philip streets. Known a. the Boa
" EakeIy.
II. That SPACIOUS AND VERY EiLUA-
Ole PROPERTY On Camp street, al the corner
OF Lafayette Square. known a. the Fiorance Ho
tel. lue surnE t97) ninety-seven feet OH Camp
street. ley ,7jl seYen.y-hve teet front IN I.ata-
yette $ .tlare including the vacant lot adjoining
now under lease to a good tenant at the relt Of
$4,000 four thousand dollars per aRnum.
For fnrther parlcul RS. apply al the CITI-
ZENS BANK, corner Of Royal and Gust NH ,use
streets SIC It
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We are authorized to announce Capt. Guy
DREUX as candinate for Or minal Sheriff tor the
parish of Orleans, subje to the nominal 81 the
Parish Convention. 81 tO,'
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4 MOTHER CHAN Il.
FIFTH AND LAST GIFT CONCERT
In aid Of the PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KEN.
Itthi postponed to November 30, 1874.
Drawing certain at that date
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L'OR SALR-THREE LARGE AND ELEGANT
l. BOOK CASES. made to order, lined with Cedar.
and suitable for CLUBS, Public Libraries, Col eyes.
Doctors Lawyers offices. They will be sold at a
great sacrfc.- owing removal Ut owner. Apply at
Ne ~ Blu bon street. sis If
LsUR SALE-COrrON WAGONS FOR SALE
with six licenses complete. Inaiirs az Mississippi
Cotton Press bet geen land ~ o lick A ~
su2, I'm
lOh nALE-
T 70 SECONDHAND STAT, COTTON GINS
Cheap tor Cash, at
J. H. JENsEN'S,
iy25 tt 70 jaIondeiet sI eet
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Gold and Silver Coin, Bank aud RajlsoadH tock
Uucurrent Bank Notes, Lend WaTan State
and City Notes, State and City WarEsnlA uklited
States Bonds, Mutiated Cnrreney, 0bMnnexcA
Paper bought and sold exclusively on com fssion
Particular ate, ton paid to setklene1 htst 70
and City Faxes and Licenses SaDoiM
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The many friends Of VIM II. Morgan desire
to him candidate for the office of Grim
in Sheriff of the parish of Orleans. Subject 10 the
action of the Parish Convention. sl3 to-
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Samuel Barnes will be Il Candidate for nOini-
nation for CIVIL SHERIFF, before tho Parish Con
yention of the Democra ic and Cons ervative party.
fnte
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Criminal Sherif-Thc many friends Of Col.
CHAS X. RAILEY propose to submit his name
candidate for Criminal Sheriff at the coming election.
au2O If MANY FRIENDS,
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DR.. John VI. Cu!len announces himself as
candidate for Coroner of the list 18th 18th and 9th Dis
,Icts. Subject to the action OF the Democratic Par
ish Convent on sl3 to5+
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BUSINESS CARDS

BUSINESS CARDS
J. T. BURDEAU. CLIFFORD G. WkANE-
DURDEAU 4 WAYNE,
General Steamboat AgenR
And Commission and Forwarding Aeaehan
Agents for Memphis, Cairo, st. L0u1R IsOuis.
vile and Cincinnati packets Psrt3cu 90eu-
Office 1O6 Gravier street up stairs. aueo I'm
II H. LEVY l. CO.,
r..
BROKERS',
1876 Ernvier Street. ..-.-..---. re-
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For Criminal Sherih-The many Friends Of
j. Z. GUILLOTTE, ESD, propose to submit his
name a candidate for Criminal Sheriff, subject to
the Al ton of the Democratic Parish Convention
al toes MANY FRIENDS.
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Leon Queyrouzs -Ro,.
0UEYROUZE & BOrS WHOIESAYR GRO
u cers-des,ers in Wines aud Liquors and
kinds Of Western Produce at the Blue Ssorea osrn
Old Levee and Bienville streets, New Orisan4
my0 Iyt
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AS FIXTURES AND s T.
GAS COOKING sT0yna eiIs
For sale at New York pricea, by p. r K1AN
$50 Camp street. Gas Fitting sd nnbn&
at reasonable rates. amE4ln
7 E. AUSTIN, I'd .s s~sf- s 30
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CITY HOTEL TO REsr FURNISHED

rTNo EENT-IfDCSE NO. L34 CANAL STREET
i between st. Chlri and CaroIielet stre-fs II
desirable, upper ana lower floors viii be rented sepa
Iat.y. Apply on the pre- misses 2ni4 em
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We are authorized to announce b. f. Jonas
as a candidate for CIVIL SHERIFF, subject to the
nomination of the Parish Convention. 50 til
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approximations of $500 each for tn,
nine remaining units Of the same ten
of the number drawing the $4,000
prize are .....: ................ :. $l,s
9 approximations of 500 each for the
nine remaining units of the same ten
of the number drawing the $4,000
prize are .......... 1,Ss
9 approximations of 5000 each for the
nine remaining units Of the same ton
OF the nul.l,er drawing the $4,000
prize are. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 49,