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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-16

Republican Central Clubs Of the Parish
of OrieAna-The following are the names OF the
this parish and their time OF meeting, recognized
by the Parish Executive COMMITTEES:
First w.rd-J C. Miller president tSs George
and Melpomene streets Monday night.
Second ward-C. ?: Glaudin, president; A. Frelot;
f ssronne Streets Tuesdas night. ''.'' ''''
Third ward-C: 2. Ladd President ): 2: rullen'
msets G.y Ks might
on Derbigny street Monday night.
Fifth ward-J. Lansoere, president; Q; Z. lernan
De- at 1ne On
sixth ward-B. F. JOubert president; I. Lama
Mere secretary; meets at the corner Of Claiborne
and trsulines streets Wednesday night:
Perault, secretary; meets at TIE corner OF Dau.
phjne and Union streets Monday night M;,,. pr
MIS- secretary. meets on Crquhsrt street Wedues'
day night.
secretary; meets at the corner Of Mazsnt and
Dauphine streets Thursday night.
Tenth ward-J. A. Kayzer, president: F. DeFru.
vile secretary meets Oh First street. near Liber
eleventh ward-Edvard Williams, president; E.
J. Malang, secretary; meets at the corner OF sixth
and st. Patrick streets Monday night.
Twelfth ward-A Anderson, president; =: B.
Falls, secretary: meets at Jefferson Hall Friday
Thirteenth ward-A. Dejoie. president; P. J. Ma.
loney secretary; meets on Cadis, between Chest
nut and Camp streets Wednesday night.
Fourteenth ward-Eli Johnston president; H.
Powell secretary: meets on Broadway street
Tuesday night.
Fifteenth ward-A. Dumont, president; Charles
Hill, secretary; meets on Vsiette street. near
Bounv, Monday night.
Macray, secretary; meets at the corner Of Adams
and Anthony streets.
seventeenth ward-T. B. stamps. president; P.
Deivel. secretary; meets at the corner OF Camp
and Barth streets.
JAMES LEWIS. President.
g. NJ QCRrE Secretary yN
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The White League and its Work.

TIE following resolution was adopted az
:ece1. iaeeting OF the Waite League Of
Louisiana:
"Tnaswe regard i. the sacred and political
duty of every member OF this club to dis
counteuauce and socially prescribe a.. white
Hep WI, unite themselves with tine Radical
party. and to supplant every political oppo-
men: in al. his vacations by the employment
aud support of those who ally themselves
with tie white mans party. and We pledge
ourselves 10 exert our energies anC u@e our
means 30 .:.e contamination of this end.
1t is 20: difficult to recognize in tne above
the same vile spirit Of prescription which
plunged this country into civil war fourteen
years ago Men were then ''discoEnte-
nanced AID socially prescribed throughout
the So:;i. tor being Radicals. 1t was sup
posed to be one OF tine accepted results OF
the war that one man could be Republican
IN Louisiana just a. safely as another could
be Democrat IL Massachusetts. But such
does rot seem to be the case under the dom
;nation of the White League. and its foolish
orders and murderous practices. The White
League aims to be little more respectable
than the kuklux. but it only succeeds In
being more wicked. OF course the Southern
whites can not be prevented from enforcing
the folly of social prescription; but this is
far from being the only object of the White
League. Although it has only been in
existence q month. it has already perpe-
trated more than hundred cold blOOded
murders in the State Of Louisiana alone. Is
this the time for the Republican party OF
Missouri to fold its banner and enlist under
the hostile tag Of DemOcracy.-St. Louis
Etyfo
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

r epubllcan Parish Executive C0Wmjtsees
Parish Of Orleass.
JAMES LEWIS, President.
E. " TOSTRICK, Vice President.
caxskks a 4. sAoUiE, Assistant Secretary
P J. MALONkY, Corresponding Secretary.
p p HtRWIG. Treasurer.
JOHN L. COLLINS, 6erg.ant'at- Arma.
a. SKILLMSN. Assistant sergeant-st.ArmA
DELEGATES.
First ward-john Langes, "; .: wilson.
second wsrd-P. +. Hsrwig, H. =. Nichols.
Third wsIaw M sv aaxi Chsrlss Ys1 Ins,,
Fifth ward-William Vigers, Z. Alex.
sixth war,l--Joseph Diaz, &. Joubert.
Eivhts vsrd-E. Y. Leclerc, Webster Long.
ninth vard-T. v. COPELAND, J. W. Edwards
Tenth ward-simon J. Flatow, ); 4: rsturel;
Eleventh ward-B. W. TOstrick: Graham Bell
Twelfth wsrti-Paul Bruce. A. N: AucOin.
5hirteeuth wsrd-A psjG 1;sh W; g g Su,S
Fosssssnt hsranw Loan Edmond jones'
Sixteenth wsrd-H. Davis. George W. Moore.
Savsnteanth vard-T. B. Stamps, WilliSm Kern
STANDING COMMITTEES.
suB.KxEcrTIvs COMMITTEE.
caoroa nsvezn. William vigers.
=, Jonbert. Webster Long.
A. NJ Xucoin, George W. Moore.
william Kern, W. R. Fish.
CAMPAIGN cosMIrrxx.
p F. HERWId. Chairman.
Cn8rl09 Ingalls,
Graham Bell. Mi!laM +. Loaos
4. Oejoie, =. D. NtAMps.
II. c, NICHOLS. Chairman:
soserh Dim L. ". Leclere.
r pa-ureI Edmond JOaeA
CoNHIrTKR on FINANCE.
JOHN LANGLES. Chairman:
Ernest Alex, Charies '" bOotnby.
L. W. TOstrick Paul Bruce.
COUHIrrEE ON CLUBS.
W. EVANS. Chairman;
Nv. Edwards. Edmund Jones.
H. Davis, =: v; bnsh.
I'M QuxrB Secretary. jvl4
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Heasqserser. state central Executive
Committee Republican Party OF Louisiana, New Or.
leans, Louisiana, August %, l3.A-rhe committee
met pursuan. to the cali of $. B. PACKARD, pres:
dent Ia por resolution Of state COnventiOn). and
the follOving organization WAS effected. to wit:
President-S. b. PACKARD.
Vice President-JAAES LEWIS.
Secretary-CHARLES HILL.
Aasietant Secret sIy-L LA4AHlERk
Corresponding Secretary &. 6. PITKIN..
Treasrrer-B. +. JOUBERT
erB-RxHCrrIvE COMMITTEE.
s. B. PACKARD. Chairman e1offcio
B. r. NANDERS. JAMES CASEY.
B. F. JOUBERT. {. w LOWkLL
MICHAEL HAHN. JAMES LONGSTREET
.JAMkS LEWIS G. C. ANTOINE.
JOHN =. HARRIS. I. I: ALLAN.
r A. BRAY. +. RIARD.
vISASCE COMMITTEE.
&C BLANDIN. Chairman.
B. p. JOU8KRT. OK 0facio.
C. F., iADD, T. B. STAMPS.
L. DARRALL. John GAlR.
P. B. s. PINCHBACK. WILLIAM F. LOAN.
J. l. HERWIG =. A CAGE.
L. E. BENTLEY.
Al communications must be addressed to $. B.
Packard president New Orleans, Louisiana.
au3O CHARLES HILL. Secretary.
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R9GI>T6ATlON OF VOTERS.

SrArR Or LOUISIANA }
Once State Registrar Of Voters
New Orleans. August IS 1874.
nCRScAHf 20 TIE PROVISIONS of AN
II &C: OF the Genera. Assembly of louisiana,
approved July g. 1874 and entitled AN nc. to pro-
vide for the revision and correction Of the lists
registered voters Of the State etc. notice is here.
by given that the offices Of registration ~ EACH
parish Of the Ststs and each ward Of the city OF
New orleans will be op med for the regstr alton
qualified voters on MONDAY, August 81. 1874. ant
Will remain open tSundays and legal hoG days ex.
Gepted) until FRIDAY October "A. 1874, for tho pu,.
pose OF registering all persons entitled the reto a.
qualified electors OF the Srate of louisiana
Office h0uzs sre prescribed by law from a. II.
until P. NJ. aud from r. NJ. until I p NJ.
AL persons desiring to vote at the general efsc.
ton of November 3. 1874, viii be required to reg
ing upon any certificate Of registration is sued
prior to the yeay 1874. WILLIAM WRIGHT.
aul4 In STATE Registrar of Voters
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CITY CoUNcIL--oFF1cIA1.
REGULAR MEETING.

C.-V HALE, NEW ORLEANS, I
Tuesday, September ID, lo'i }
The Counc:: ne: this DAY at u NJ. in
regular session.
Presentation. Loui. A. Wilt. Mayor.
presiding. and Administrators Brewster.
Schneider. S,urcken and Turnbull.
The minutes o. the last meetin. we're ap-
proved.
On motion o. Mr.. Schneider the financial
bills which were to coma up for third
reading were laid over.
The following proclamation issued by the
Mayor was then read:
PROCLAMATION By THE MAYOR.
EAYoxALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, I
September Is. 1874 s
ri.;,e.s Of New Orleans-It becomes my
duty 70 congratulate you upon the restOra
ton of duI; elected and slghtfu1 state
After enduring for nearly two years the
Son.rc, of usurpers, their acts Of tyranny
haze a. length called for resistance. This
was instantaneous, universal and entirely
successful not single usurplng omclal
being now IN The exercise OF bis functions
within the limits of this city.
She employment OF force became . me-
cess!ty. We deplore tne resulting loss W
| lie. while we honor the memory OF the
| ncb.e meu who tel. n defense OF the Fights
! Geas 20 a.. VINO deserve 10 be tree.
Upon this signal and most honorable re-
covery OF your political and civil rights. lee
me advise extreme moderation. Resume
your ayocations as soon az dismissed from
j Organized ranks. Use che utmost f0rbear'
ancs toward those who hold political opin
lone adverse to yours. Interfere with no
PEACEFUL assen!olage .. your tel!oW'cIt!zens
Of any race % co!o..
Csc all your influence 20 preserve me peace
and to main tain the supremacy OF the law.
Prove 10 the world that you can be as tor
bearing 70 those who have usurped and
abused authority as you were patient and
long sutferipg under their tyrannny.s1-Seek
no revenge tor past injuries, but leave your
fallen enemies to the tsrtufee OF their own
consciepces. and to the lasting intsWy WHICH
thelz acts have won for them.
LOUIS A.WHTZ, Mayor'
Mr.. Schneider moved that the proetama'
ton be inserted in the minutes and sppro7'
by the Council.
Mr.. Turuoull seconded the motion ssd it
was uuaninously adopted. =.
The Council then adjourned.
=. DANIEL SCVLLy, Secretary.
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EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS RE-
WARD.
PosTOPFICR DEp1 R:MsS
Washington. D. c., SepteM Der 9. 1874.

P0sTOPFICR DEP1
Washington. b. c., September 9. 1874.
NHEREAS BY AN ACT OF CONGRESS AP
" proved Juno e. 1874 entitled ian act maxim:
appropriations to supply deficiencies in the appr0
pr,atOns for the service Of the government for the
hscal years ending June 30. 1873 and 1874 a1d go.
other purposes the Postmaster Genera was an
thorized to offer certain rewards for the apprehen
sion OF the parties concerned IN the late mar
rODberies III Missouri and Texas.
Now therefore / Marshall jewell, Post:n as,er
Genera! o: .he United State, Of America, br Az .
th0ritv vested in by said act. do offer the
of FAVE THOUSAND DOLLARS for the apprehen-
zion OF the parties who committed the mai rob
berv in the state Of Missouri the thrti eth dav
Of January q commonly knswn as the Cad =
Hi, ma, robbery ana the sum OF THREE THOr
SAND DOLLARS for the spprehension of the par
ties who tilted the mail robbery IN the State
Of Texas or the seventh day of April, 1854 com
monty known - the San Antonio stage ROB berry.
uea; che city of Austin The sad RESPECTIVE re
warda to be paid upon the conviction OF the parties
who were engaged ia the perpetrario1 of sad
rObberies MARSHALL JEWELL.
se6 q lsoC. Postmaster General.
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He8TaArION sEFaCxs.

SrsrA or Lors,AsAl
once State Registrar Of Voters }
$1lHH fOEIowISG LOCATIONS OF The OFFICls
4 of registration are hereby announced Tor the
guidance of qualified electors Of the several clog
ton precincts Of the parish OF Dreams
yIRST BLBCTION PRECINCT
Bounded BIZ Felicity and Tbalia streets and che
a...,.u: s,ssi's'pp PER PERsr r. snrRsos
Once No. scs;: o. charles street.
eECOS3 ELECTION PRECINCT.
A.sstsn: supervise: ..t..... THOMAS Il. wysss
once corner Of Galliope and Iarondeiet streets
THIRD KLECrION PRECINCT.
Bounded by Julia and Canal sirssts and sh As
l....an. SUPERVISE ...pp .'vs. A. Ross
Oihce No ". poyaras street. ~
FOURTH ELKCTION PRECINCT.
Bounded BY Canal and st. Louis strees sud the
Blississ;ppi river.
Assistant Supervisor ..............A J. KENNEL
ONCE Tsems street, between CONT and Blsu VILE.
FIFTH ELECTION PRECINCT
Bounded BY St; Loui. and 81. Philip streets and
Office corner St. Peter and Rampant streets ''
Sixth ELECTION PRECINCT
Bounded by st. Philip and Esplanade streets and
the Mississippi rsver.,,
''''' once No. iss Trems street.
SEVENTH ELECTION PRECINCr.
Bounded by Espanade and Elysiau Fields strtets
/ and the Mississippi river: :, ,,,,r-o.
Office corner o, Bsssteiis and Burgundy str ss.s
EIGHTH ELECTION PRECINCT.
Bounded By Elysan Fields street, Lafayette avenue
aud the Mississippi river.
Once corner Of a;rod and Marisny streets.
NINTH ELECTION PRECINCT.
Bounded by LAFAYETTE avenue. lower limits OF the
shs r. DGreHkRrr
Once corner Of Independence and Rampant streets
TENTH KLECTIoN PRECINCT.
Bounded by Felicity. and Firs. streets and the
Omcscornsr Josephine and Laurel streets
ELEVENTH BLECTlON PRECINCT.
Bounded by Filst End Toielano streets and fns
.. Miss''ippi river. , y ..ou,v
A''''A' Once No. s:a washin ston street r; t.
TWELFTH ELECTION PRECINCT.
Bounded by TOledanO street Napoleon avenue ana
.n, sns M..: TaSM ASK rLAsSAaAx
Once o. Magazine street. between Eiiaa and
Marengo streets.
THIRTEENTH ELECTION PRECINCT.
FOUNDED BY Napoleon avenue Peters avenue and
...,..... s,,S enc Mi'sisspp' r''e' x,,ovpr
once
FOURTEENTH ELECTION PRECINCT.
Bounded py Peters evenue and Lowerns street
and the Mississippi river
Assistant 2u3eEvis0r. lew. n. FtSNEG3N
Office Nashville avenue, between Live OAK and
Laurel streets.
FIFTEENTH ELECTION PRECINCT.
Orlc3ns t.Rut 04nk.
Assistant Supervisor. ..................W.F LOAN
Office old courthouse. Alglers.
I SlxrEKNrH ELECTION PRECINCT
Bounded by Lowerne street. Carrolitou avenue
and Mississippi river.
AsGstant Supervisor ..............LEN WILLIAMS
Otiice Courthouse, Carroi,on avenue.
| eEvENTEENrB ELECrION PRECINCT.
Bounded by Csrrollton avenue. Upperline street :.
draining canal. Mississippi river aud Lake
POntChartrAin.
| Assistant Supervisor. JACOB GER BIER
Oh1cs CArrout0u avenue between HampsoD aad
Second streets.
WILLIAM WRIGHT,
e4iS ~ State Registrar of VOtera
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ClTY ASSES&Nl RNTS.
$ottce to Taa.payers,
DEPARTMENT: OF AssRssNEN r.

DEPARTMENT: OF AssKssMENr..l
CITY Hall. Room Is. August la. 1873.
IN ACcORDASCE WITH SECTION SEVEN
j city ordinance number seventy one. Admin.
istratioD Series. notice is hereby given tina,
ihe assessment yeai estate and pc tsOnai
property within the city. for the year 1875.
Is now compe:e, and will be open for inspec
ton and correction at the Ofca Of the Depa tmen.
o. assessments Room 10 ely aa.iron =; NJ ~!
from tie date hereof, ut which time ali COMP aints.
of either excessive OF inadequate assessor ents.
viii he considered
And tn pavers are hereby notified to attend ,c
their asse ssments i'll perssn no application 70.
the correction Of assessments will be enterta med
by any clerk Of this department. unless III AIDE by
the owner of the property in person, or by Che
legally authorized agent. THIS order must ~
strlctiv Obeyed. II. z. STURCKEN.
Al20 I'M Administer atOr,
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GOVERNMENT SALE.

SllHg UNDERSIGNED WILL OFFER Fos saLg
i at public auction. vt the auction room of che
ST. Charles Hotel. 10 the eitc o: New Orleans
Louisiana, On MONDAY. Novemoey2 .s:s a. " -
H., ele wing described properly, to wit
THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. situated
ID SAID city. the First District and il t.e square
bounded oy Gasque., Cana. MarAis and yl.ifre
s:.eets. designated By the Nos. I, AMI ), on
. pla. drawn sy J. Pile, surveyor. cn tn. third
dav 0: May, 1889. deposited: ~ the office OF L. Hef-
Snaa .Ats notary pubic IL sad CITY, With a.. Tho
buildings and Improvements thereoS, and prisi
leges and appHI tel ances thereto be.1pgi1. being
the same property acquire! by the lutte. States
from Thomas P. May, IN sAe collection OF de BITS -
oct done AID passed before Aad:a~ Hero u.
rotary public y sad city. on tbs astsea's GaS o.
NAV. 4 b. 1867.
Te5ps-CAsA at TIE time Of sale.
BLUFERD WILSON
Solicitor Of shs G.sassf.F.
Washington D. c.. July I6, 1854
By virtue Of the authority and direction non.
the Hon ButOrd Wilson, Solicitor OF the I.eAsIcE
OF the United States of America, gwen me ms day
through j. B. BeckWith. United states AIs0fneG
for the District of Louisiana for and on Denaif OF
the sal. Solicitor Of the Treasury l, the under.
siyred licensed aucttoneer will expose the above
described property for sale at pubic auction, IN
the suction room at the st: Charles Hote! In the
city Of New Orle.ns, on said second day Of kovem
Der 1874 at 10 A. u.
Tarms-Cash on adjudication.
n MONTGOMERY. Auct;oneer.
jy2s azl IS q ~ seS 1918 % oea 10 u Aal
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EDUCATIONAL.
OUlslANA STATE AGRICULTU RAJ
MECHANICAL COLLEGE.


The regular session of this institution fOf lsI!
will open MONDAY November l6. 1874. under the
direction Of the following faculty:
President ex-Of1iciO.
Professor OF Chemistry. ~ applied to agri'
culture and the mechanic arts
Professor of Natural Philosophy and Mathe'
arts
A Professor Of Civil. Mechanical and Maritime
Engineering.
Professor Of Modern Languages and Literature.
IT. Tutor IN Geometricsl. Typographical snd gree
An Instructor in Maritime Science and Prsctice.
to be taught in school ship.
Tutor in Telegrapay for female pupils.
Tutor IN Wood Engraving for female pupils
Tutor in Photography for female pupils.
The appointment Of professors, INSTRUCTOR and md
tutors are al vacant. and will be filled Dy tne
Board Of Control on MONDAY the second Of No
vember, 1874 Applicants for the positions will ME
tsstmonlan OF character and s9slihcstions and a,
sddrsss any inquiries to the president Of the Board
OF Control Of the Louisiana state Meohapicai AND
Agricultural College, New Orleans.
By order Of the Board:
q. CONQUEST CLARKE.
Secretary OF the B0a,d of Control of the LOuluAQa
Mechanical and Agricultural College.
sci I'm cod
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Asen-c:a writer says: ''Speaking 9! tens
plus correspondent says: You see' wnlis
q man chooses a ball he can handle with a
graceful swing OF his right arm. the girls
are bound - sslec: the bigges. one they
can find. "Totinx, it to the starting place.
.hev % On waddling run half way down
the alIey. and thenl1ek 60 the: burden with
a spiteful shove, give . sign OF fei'ef'
s:raighten up and walk bSck WITH . dleni'
asd and uncouoesped air. - # they dids t
care. where that bal went ~ whether 1t
knocked dawa any pins 9, not, g..
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MARSHAL'S MUNITIONS.

j. We Frellsen vs.. Steamboat (sarryOWens
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
4 ..trt.e OF Louisiana No. /. 500 I'm obedtencs
to siniraltv warrant 10 ire directed in .he
above entitled sat i.,,e seiS-S an.i taken .!ta
hy oOs%ess.on-s
.Hk STEAMBOAT GARRrOWEH herboats srs.
e:uer: etc SOW IDeleti Nv }. W. Frei sen for the
causes sec forth .n the libel now pending il tae
District Cou;t OF :he United States.
Aud do hereby cite and admOnish the ownet o.
owuefs thereof, and all and every poison Or per
sons having, Or pretending to have any right title
interest to the same 10 be and appear a. q
District Court Os the United Ststes for the dstrc:
Aforesaid to be holden at the city Of New Orleans,
on the third Monday OF september, to show cause,
il any they have or can. ~hy the said steamboa..
should not be condemned and be sold agreeab!y to
the prayer OF uDe,aut.
Uuited states AArshals once, New Orleans Aas
| gust 81. 1874.
8. B. PACKARD,
} eel 81 20 United Ssates MARSHAL
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.

Succession Of Auguste DietYicks
CbCOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orleans, No. 81, 3l6-Notiee 10 hereby gwen
70 the creditors Of this estate and TO al 0tner per
days from the present notlfication, il any they
beve q can, why the account presented ~ the
AAmintstrAtof Of this estate should not pc n0mo,
in accordAnee Herewith.
By order Of the Court.
0sl3 l72ls FRANK PACE. lR. Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-16

TIE WouSDEp POLICEMEN re.
porte. visited Charity Hospital yesterday
10 look a: the wounded Metro Oiitans.
They are getting along quite well, AID even
William Brown. German. whose leg Was
a,upu.a.e,l. was :o.erably easy. All the
wounded men who were in the CUSTOM
hotse were last evening removed from that
bu!.dng-soms to :he hospital and Others
i. to the. homes.
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The Temperature

tn. Thermometer a. Louis Fs.seriSs. M
,Cna,:;e. street. on September Il. stood as
sc.,.ws: A. 8 a. NJ. sos at :! p. NJ. IS;
atop. H.. Loves: point during the
might .: September II. 7O'.
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RAILROADS.

NTRW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS
AND CHICAGO RAILROAD COMPANY.
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE
Trains depart and arrive az follows from Cslliops
street depot.
DEPART. ARRIvn.
Express. .... 800 A. NJ. Express. 300 P. NJ.
Mail. p N. Mail..,..... 500 A. n.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars through to st..
Louis, Chicago and Louisville.
Only ono change Of sleepins cars to Eastern
cities.
Tickets for sale and information given ct No. -
Camp street. corner of Common.
A. D. SHELDON. Agent.
tal2l ~ &. D. FROST General Manager.
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ThE MOBILE LINE.
On and after MAY 81, trains will leave depot
foot Of Canal street, - follows:
Express and mail, daily. ............. 500 A. II.
Coast accommodation, daily Except
sunday. Observation-Disclosures. 81 r. a.
Thought night express, daily........ 4sOOP. H.
Arrive
Coast accommodation. daily Except
Sunday. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 0:5O a. d
Express and mail, daily ,.. BOO P. M
Through night express daily. P. n
The P. n. express train will stop only at regu
lar telegraph stations betweeuth city and Ocean
Springs.
This 10 the only line running through Pullman
Palace Cars to Louisville. Charlotte and Virginis
Springs.
Office corner Camp and Common streets, Opposite
City Hotel
B.P. SHUTB,
General Passenger Agent.
s. H. SCRANTON,
mNl3 General Sup rintendent.
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s,,,..,., R.sk Of Lssislas..-At regular
msetinv of the Board held Friday. the twenty.
eishfh Instant, Mr. JAMES J. TARLETON was
unanimously elected Cashier. in place Of Mr.. J. L.
'' JOHN @. GAINES, President.
New Orleans August 29, 1874 Su3O I'M
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Queen Emma, @. the Sandwich Islands,
announces hex intention Of marrying an
American.
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By 81. II. Van Solingen.
SALE OF UNCLAIMED GOODS.

CSlryo STATES ccsrOxHOesR
Collectors Office.
Eew Orleans, September II, 1874.
DY II. NJ. VAN SOLINGEN, AUCTIONEKR.
warehouse unclaimed over one year will be sold t
public auction, in accordance with the law aud the
regulations of the Treasury Department at Ware.
house No. /, C,istomhOuse building. on WEDAES.
DAY. October :. 1874, at II A. NJ
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~ CONSTABLE WILLIAM FOLEY. ae - O'clock
* warehouse No. 2SI ST. Andrew street, two
Sb:s with buildings. in square boun ded oS "a
myyE Banks and Broad strests and jane si'es
SvS GUINACLT, a. 5 O'Clock. at the neaa VI
Loiisa st.e.. .;:gooat Fairfield her 'ack ie. e.e
ay CONSTABLE sOHSMcccRM'Ch' a. - oF''eA
.: the Merchants an'i A.ct'oheel'
"A, ,,.s..,. il. -. IA she square bounced ~
N,,,,,a. R,v. .,:.. AMI D'ervile Streets a.
..;,r.. X. a. .;.yOt, street. show cases
And not. as
nv sTvRTFg HAs?E. .. (. o'clock. At tie Mer
.,,,.s IN. A,.e..on-ers Bxch .nge. los wall
a....;Yrs. oa U.su!ines street. between bour
ho;, aud ca'l,jis.n- streets.