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". P. HARPER.
oc2i IS A0S ~ Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleane
Citizens Bank at H.0uisfane ". Nenr
WObrecht,

Citizens Bank at Louisiana -. Nenry
CUPER1oR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
y Of Orleans, No. % .O68.-Bv virtue of = writ
OF seizure and sale to directed bv the hOnora-
BILE the Superior District Court for the parish
OF Orleans, in the above entitled cause win pro-
coed to sell Ut public auction. at the Merchants and
Auctoneers' Exchange, Royal street, between
Canal and Custom house streets. in the Second
District of this city, on "WEDNESDAY. October p,
1874, at twelve O'Clock NJ. the following described
a certain LOT or GROUND. with aN the
buildings and Improvements ther con, rights. ways.
privileges and a?purtenances thereunto belong
ing, situated in the First District of this city, in
the square bounded by Tchoupitoulas, At. Joseph
Commerce and Julia streets. designated by the
number two hundred and two on q plan drawn by
G. A. Hedin, late surveyor. on the twenty fourth
Of January i8a8, deposited in the office Of Charles
Boudousquie. late notary public in this city, the
said lot Of ground measuring twenty seven feet five
inches half . line from: on TchOupitOulas street,
ny . depth OF eighty eight feet ten inches five
lines, between parallel lines. American measure.
Together with ninety four shaies OF mortgage
acquired by the defendant herein at d public salt
made by The sheriff Of the parish of Orleans, on
the ninth day OF March, 1866, At the suit Of the
Citizens Bank of Louisiana We. James W. breed
love. No 1862 Of the docket Of the late Sixth DIS
trct Court of New Orleans.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms and COndii iOns-The purchaser 10 Furnish
a stock not. for the sum Of thirteen hundred do.
lars, falling due the first day of October 1874,
and renewable. according to the charter Ut the
CitizensB Bank Of LouisSna; and the balance, cash.
The purchaser to assume all the obligations and
responsibilities Of stockhOlder Of the Citizens'
Bank of Louis lana, and the stock note furnished
to be identified with the act Of sale OF property
and bank stock by the Citizens BANK Of Louisiana
to Pierre Passebon, passed before the late Ad01phe
Bondo,1s1Uie notary public in this city the
thirty III December 1852 with the che riff deed
OF sal. to tH. Wo!brechtl defendant herein, BY the
sheriff of tho parish of Ore the ninth OF
March. 1865. and with the sheEtfs deed OF sale IN
this case.
W r HARPER
sei9 y ocl ?; Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
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ter. twenty Aays from Boston. In ballast, TO q. '"
Hynson Co. NodepsEturs
nine o'clock last night. and City Of Vickssu'g at
r. N. to-day. DOwn-Belc Lee, at NJ FRANK
Pargoud. at IA. NJ; shannon. At T. NJ: Esper-
snzi at G r. NJ. and Natchez, at r. NJ weather
WARM and clear. River stationary.
MEMPHIS October 20.-River about stationary
Arrlved-Ashland. from Cincinnati Departed
Capitol City, for vicksburg; Paragon and ST. Gen
evieve, for st Louis.
CIscISsArI. October 2o-River four feet Biz inches
and falling. Weather 'OgHy and mild.
P.rTsBUkG, October 2O.-River twenty inches and
falling. Weather cloudy and cool.
EVANSVILLE. October 2O.-River falling slowly.
Weather clear and cool. -
& CA!K0 October 2O.-AIrived-John Kyle. from ST.
Louis at P. M; Jnlia, from Vicksburg: at A. NJ;
Monmouth. from New Orleans. at II A. ~: faeser,
from st. Louis, at l p. NJ. Departed-hountz 1or
New Orleans. at Top. NJ Kyle for New Orleans, AZ
nlidni sh; Julia. for St. Louis. at A. NJ; common.
wealth for st. LOUIS at P. N. River five feet ten
inches and falling Weather clear Msts's Moore ORE
Atlantic and May fiowsr. from New Orles ~.
Observation-Disclosures, for Vlcksburg. RIVER 1a,ttns
slowly; channel 10 Cairo cutting oat. "eaIhef
clear and warm.
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MARKETS.


NV YORK. October 20-Tle Posts financial ar
tce says The Wall street nsskefs a arr o sn
at IlO0IIO1. On gold loans the rates have an neeh
paid for borrowers and have ranged nom 10
xy cent per annum and 1891 81 pr dav. For
eisn exchange is strong and higher. leading bank.
ers having marked their "a % for biiis on Lonoon
up - s5F and - 3D. the sales hay,ng q oee ta,
for call loans, and rates for time loans and Iner
camille paper unchanged.
The banks ere Seeding currency to the south to
move the cotton crop. Government bonds continue
steady. state bonds ut the frat board were nrm
for Mssouris, to which dealings were confined The
steady During The Fl rst hour the market declined
+alL except for Erie which advanced. Since the
ma, ket has advanced 'saA and at the adsance IL
the order of activity, have been as follows
Lake shore 787s 9sot; Union Pacific 34a4ss d;
Mall a. a46ss; Erie 2os;a3os; Ohios "a. a2s Z;
Nor western 81 4, asa, and st. Paul 81 033
Sugar 81 08a,c for fair {" good refining &c for
refned dull at l0lsd10 NC for extra q. 10Y aloasc
for choice. Molasses quiet only sales to trade
Cotton closed weak; middling uplands l95s "a
l5kc; sales to-day 2iO3 bales; net receipts 800.
Futures closed easv. Sales q 400 bales follows
Oct ober IA 27-32aIA7:c. November Il 2752al47Sc:
December IS ll6Dl5 3-S2c January Is slice; Feb
r7lary Is BIC; March IS 3l-32c: April l6ic: May
l6,a 0l6s4c: June 1914 0l6 25-32c.
Southern fOur-Fair request, unchanged. Wheaf
less active. prices shade easier; inquiry very
limited; 81 bal p for winter red Western; 81 %
al Is for amber do: S 1901 IL for amber Tenne5
see in store: 81 250l Sc for white Western Corn
dull and easier; sec for Western mixed In stOrt
Gle for Wester mixed afioat; s0c for new Western
mixed. Coffee quiet, very firm. Sugar less active
and firm. Rice quiet; nothing Of moment dong
Tallow firm Mt 6a4 08hc. Rosin and turpentine
steady. Pork dull ana neavy; new job lots $l9 Is
dla 50. Lard opened heavy. closed firm; prime
steam lac. Whisky steady at 81 03h. Freights
firm; cotton BY steam 9-32d.
CINCINNATI, October %. Cotton quiet; middling
l4asc Flour and wheat dull aud unchanged
Corn-Demand fair; old 7607sc; new s5a6oc
Oats-Demand fair and market firm; 52a56c.
Pork-Noue here. Lard quiet; summer, l2aac bid.
Bulk meats-ShOulder, 63sc. Bacon dull; shout.
ders. INC; clear rib, 130l3hc; clear, l4c. Whisky
SIC.
ST. LOUIS, October O-Cotton-Demand good;
m ddlIDg Ike. Flour-L0w grades still wanted
aud firm; other qualities duh and weak Wheat
No. 3 red fall s8kc; No red winter 81 OBJ al 10.
Corn dull; No. mixed ~: G7sc. Oats-No. 81 %
SIC. Whisky flmer: 9a09sc. Pork lower; $2l so
asked 500 bid. Bacou-Small lots of shoulders
71sc; clear rib l3c; clear l4c. Lard Good demand
for future delivery.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL October 20, $50 P. NJ otten-Sales
on b. sis OF middlng uplands, nothing below good
ordinary, shipped November ard December, 1?sd;
do nothing below low middling, shipped October
and November, 13-I6d. Yarns and fabrics at Mans
chester quiet and unchanged.
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COURT RECORD.
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1871.


United states Supreme C0urts
On motion Of Mr.. 1. jain. Charles An.
drew johnson. Esq. OF New Oglcan-. Louis.
lana. was admitted IT, practice rs All attos.
hev and counselor Ut this court.
On motion OF Mr.. Il W.J"hnsoi,. William
Grant. Esq. OF New Orleans. Louisiana.
Was ac united to practice US au attorney auu
counselo or ut this c.urs.
Superior Criminal court.
SOLLE rIsOsEQUI EsTkHAD.
Robbery Andrew Carry. y. ;!ic Cray.
E!nbe zz.emSHt-Jean Di.4.
yERI,icIS
Grand ;arcsny--jcs.,A H.nc. not guilty:
Jack Rooney. guilty.
Embe.zlement - C.H:vuw:.SIi, alias
Charles Barrett. guilty.
Burglary and iage'ny-Mary Williams.
not guilty.
First District S~.e.
SoII.. PROSE eil 80.
Petty layceny--P c,m...
yEEDl.:S.
Pity ia,ccry-H nsie;ta =. .iens. no:
guilty; Oscar Salauu. gnil;y.
Assault and batter. Henri. Frost. Nick
Verges. guilty.
second District Court.
SUGGESTIONS. OF P.uppnne Marie Collin.
widow Of George Hodge, John Alexander
Mclean and Morris Murray. op, ned.
John Chiles Tut prsys ~ b. slSapei
pated.
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Delhi, Richland Parish, October l., 1874.
EDITOR REPUBLICANS:
For the first time in Delhi we have had a
joint discussion between Republican and
Democratic speaker. To-day the Hon. o.
II. Brewster came here 20 fill an appoint
MorehOuse. the Democratic candidate sor
State Senator from this district was in town.
be at once sent him an invitation to hold
joint discussion. Mr.. Brigham consented.
large audience, composed in great part
OF white citizens. was present and listened
attentiveiy. The champion Of Democracy
utterly ignored the great questions Of the
day. His chief argument was persona!
abuse Of Republicans.
Senator Brewster exposed the false pre-.
fences and unfounded claims of the Dem.
0cracv to be considered the only party Of
honesty aud reform. The past history Of
its mana cement in Louisiana was set forth
in terms which all present understood.
They were shown to have involved the
State in debt to the amount Of millions long
before tire Republicans came into power.
In short the whole history Of Democratic
blunders was given, ard the true principles
Of our own party explained. The absurdity
of our opponents in urging the people to
vote against the amendments limiting the
State debt and reducing taxation was plain.
ly presented.
Mr.. Brigham made the most astounding
blunders IN his efforts to reply. He showed
such ignorance OF the political history of
his own State as to be really pitiable. His
hearers al! cav that he had undertaken
task for which he was not prepared when
he attempted discussion with the Senator
from the eighteenth district.
The impression made on the audience was
marked. Some Of the best citizens came
forward at the close and greeted Mr.. Brews.
ter warmly. His explanation Of our party
principles and the exposure Of Democracy
has done much to remove misrepresentation.
soften prejudice and enlighten the mind. o.
our citizens.
l: all Republican speakers would adopt
the plan Of Hon y. II. Brewster. and ask
Democrats to join them in debate before
the people. great good might be done.
Thousands Of white people have never
heard d Republican speech. and know us
only through the misrepresentation o: or
enemies. the Democratic leaders. This IL
the second affair Of the kind III Richlsnd.
Last Saturday Senator Brewster induced
Brigham to engage in debate at Rayville
The result there was the same rs here. \
few more of such meetings. and this parish
would give Republican majority.
AUDITOR.
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Al the ANNA, meeting Of the CT. airing House
Association last evening the following oiHceus
Kennedy vice president; Isaac n. Maynard, mana,
ger. aid James H. ugleshy, Louis Schneider and
George Jonas committee OF management
God opened ut 1O91s 0lO9a4, against Hos at View
York aud after a moderate business closed at the
opening rates in both markets. The sales summrd
up f3l.O00 embracing 1000 at 1U9,a; s5wo Ss''e
and + 10, 900 at 1895 and i 1000 and $.tOo AT lo9'.
No sales Of silver were reported. American half
dollars still quoted at los ! a lOo - and MeAl
can dollars at So Z gold. =,
bills 1T New York, sterling exchanges CLOSED 1nIly
LILO e cent higher for commercial The movement
was Of liberal extent comprising 4o8,2oO. embrac
ing & 1000, 1900 and $3.50 bill Of l.ding at 30 .a
$1,000 do at SIS 1905 2S1.: 9l50o 23'o0 and ~ 90.
do, and $1,000 al clear at So 29 and 92o 500 OH 81
lad ng at SIS 49,, as 291:.
Francs were also a shade higher. The only sale
reported was So 0nb commercial at as. MOI,
In Gesmar marks We noticed sale o. 'oo''"'
CONNIE rciai at 1888.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at q
as 20 for bill of ladiug ard al clear and 20 80 80
for bank. and francs ut 415 for commercial. anu
for bank.
German marks were quoted at !cS,..
The offerings of domestic exchange were OF
fair extent, bat not neeticg with a ready demand
from the banks. commercial closed shade hi higher.
The sales of New York sight covered $50, 600 en-
bracng $1,000 and $25.0o0 commercial. y ~ oG,.
s 1908 and $40 600 private bankers and 5 10 ooV
bank at p Cent discount. $50 600 conmsre ,Ga
and $50 600 private bankers at SO. and $50 edo
bank at lilo. We also noticed a sale OF $1,000
commercial on Boston at !. y cent discount:
The banks continued 10 Ineck on Ne" 10Th a. a.
par. while comm rcia! eight quoted at i =
cent discount against i Gl-lG yesterday.
In stocks We ticed d sale of - shares Ne" Or'
leans Mutual Insurance. Association ut fi4 ~.
The sales of bonds included Isl! 600 eity Go,n
bearing seven per cents at "a: $4,000 at 81 i: 42oeo
at 81 ~ and $4,000 at IS. They cOsed abou' "a r.
We also noticed a sale of = SEQ fSetwenty United
States boad OF iG6: at ll6L.
No safes of city scrip we're reported City apr"
priat!On certificates, Metropolitan Police warrants
AID tim. certificates of 1888 we've stall quoted
at nbant 461I1s -, ,.
Nothing ranspired in State warrants. Old still
ruled at 20G-. vi lle new were auo:ed st Cog.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

Eugene Sareau e. al. W.. Mrs. 9esse Rose
aud bel husband.
EtOCRTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans, No. - 965.-By virtue OF writ OF seiz-
ure and sale to me directed by the honorable the
Fourth District Court for the parish OF Orleans in
the above entitled cause. l viii proceed 10 sell At
public auction, at the Merchants and AuctiOneers'
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus.
tOmhOuse streets, in the Second District Of this
city, on WEDNESDAY, October u, 1874, at twelve
o clock NJ. the following described property, 70
Wit
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all
the buildings and Improvements thereon, rights,
ways. privileges and appurtenaaces thereuntO be-
Second District Of this city, in the square bounded
by CustOmhouse, Royal, Canal and Bourbon streets,
being the third lot from the corner Of Bourbon and
Cus,Omhouse Streets measuring twenty four feet
six inches front on said CustOmhOuse street by
about ninety five feet in depth, and beng bounded
side by property Of Mrs Robert D. Urqu-
hart and the other side by that Of H. Cenas,
now or lately. Which said described property is
the separate property Of Mrs. Jeese Ross, defend.
ant herein and the same fell in lot to her before
her marriage with j. Ross. in the partition made
between her and Edgar Hincks, her brother and
Louise Hincks her sister, then q minor repre-
scented by Edward MOrphy. her tutor, of the prop
erty and effects belonging to the succession of
their late father and mother. David o. Hincks and
Emma MOrphy, his wife. both deceased in this
May 1867. before Felix GrimA notary public in
this city.
Seized in The above suit.
Terlns-Cash the spot.
N. r. HARPER.
sel9 p oc4 81 Sheriff Of the Parish of OrleanA
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ESNENA ANNUAL
STATEME EN- +
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE. CCMPANY.
Nay d, lS74.
yota; grees premiums for year ending
April u. 1874. 500 ,S4 81
Earned premiums, less reinsurance and
return premiums. .............. 1888 -
Less losses paid and esti.
mated 10000 ~
keas taxes discount in lieu OF
participation. interestOn
capital, less discount. etc. 100 s6A Os-2s6 s3l n
Net rfohts...... ................... 90, TOE 46
Total gross assets OF cOMpany..... 652,64S 20
The Board of Trustees resolved that after pay.
ing tho fourth quarterly interest at two and hall
per cent on the capital stock of the company, that
dividend of TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT be paid
next. to those parties insurins with tho company
entitled to receive the same.
TRUSTEES.
Thomas 4. Adams, Samuel = Newman,
Samuel Z. Kennedy. G. T. Buddecke,
John Phelps, A. e. Ober,
Adam ThOMson, Eenry Abrahams
p. y. Strong. Victor Meyer.
Joseph Bowling Edward J. Gay.
John n. Sanddge. Simon Hernshein.
Simon ForchelmeI, Joseph B. Wolfe,
4. B. Post. ., Levi,
Edward Pilsbusy John K. King
Charles E. Stay back, Frederick Canefdea,
David Wallace, J. L. Harris,
Andrew Stewart, Joseph Stone.
THOMAS A. ADAMS. Pendent
HBSRY Y. OGDEN, Secretary.
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COMMERCIAL.
TUESDAY EVENING, October 70.

TUESDAY EVENING, October 10. 1874.
COT-OS-The sales to-day mot including an
additional list of 1900 bales yesterday embraced
$3.50 bales at prices requiring no change al our
quotations. We give also the figures AND report os
the Excha nge as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD or CLASSIFICATION
General Exchange
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BY Nash q Hodgson.
-UO0-
LOUISIANA ICE STOCK.
CCESSiO; OF WILLIAM DOBs. DECEASED.

SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM BOBs. DECEASED.
Parish Court, Parish Of Jefierson-Docket No. 23s.
DY NASH & NOD(SSON-W.i HODGS0N.
ID Auctoneer-Office No Car0ndeet street.
On TUESDAY, October a. 1874. at twelve o'clock
NJ. at the st. Charles Auction Exchange. by virtue
and in pursuance Of an order Of the Hon. ". B..
Hyuan Judge Of the Parish Court OF the parish Of
Jefferson. dated October Ia, 1874, docket no. 23t.
for account of the succession Of William Bohb. de.
ceased, at public auction. will be sold
go shares of tho Capital stock of the Louisiana
Ice Company of s. each, full paid.
Tems-Eash On the spot in United States treas
ury notes. Oclo zIE
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

nIS~UkUTlON OF COP ARTSEKs1YgP.
~ the trm OF SAMUEL SMITH Z CO. is this
day dissolved by mutual Consent
NYEHARLES KILSHAW at No ISIS Cana, street
will attend to sAe liquidation Of our unsettled
6usipssA SAMUEL SMiTH
A. W. SMITH
CHARLES KlL6HAWs
seW Orleans, Hay - is7A
Gy20 I'm jys Is aus 80 ses % ecA 10 nos q 4
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BY Albert Paul.

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN CARROLLTON.
SUCCESSION OF EVANS GREEN.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans.
No. 54l6
DY ALBERT PAUL. AUCTIONEER.-On
ID SATURDAY, November :, 1874, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex.
change on Royal, near Canal street. will be sold
st public auction, by virtue and in pursuance Of
an order Of the Hon. A. L. Tssot, judge OF the
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans.
'' TWm CERGN Ts R GaHS 10 Gov.
enth District Qate Csrrolltop), designated oy the
Nos. and 10 in the square bounded by Esther.
Ann. clinton and Millaudon streets, measuring
each 30 feet front Ann street, bv depth Of 142
feet inches lines, lot No. 10 forming the corner
OF MiaudOn street; together with all the Improve.
ments. etc. thereon.
Terms-Cash.
Act of sale at the expense Of The purchaser b..
fore W. II. Sey mour. notary public.
Oc7 IA 81 81 moi
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TEusSNaA INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW ORLEANS,
once Ne. II tSravle1 Street.
uR1 yIgE, MARINE AND RIvEB RISKS ~
LOWEST RATES.
4o0Oto..u.................. 49, %
4. EIMER BADER, President.
CH. ENaSTFELD, Vice President.
GEORGE STKOMRYER, Secsetsry.
Board Of Tfusteess
Henry Ab'ams, 4 Elmer Badef,
y. A. Bauntgarden, Z. F. Del EOlGIos
CHI Engstfeid. n. Frank,
Il. B. 0Ogreve, Hy. Haller,
Gigmund Stats. J. H. Keller,
J. keifey. louis LeonhAr6s
Theo LillientLA4 G. H. Miller,
y Rickert Frank RodsY.
Louis Sehueidee, ". B. Schndts
B. Seig, Isaac Seherch
louis Schwartz J. ID. Schwartz.
J. R. WildefmAnA.' II. WeisaoubaGb
0e2S "
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COAL,

- -
(sOAls......... ('OAl
JOHN y. MAC IN.
3d.. ..... .Carondelei street.
Pi.tsbu,s Anihracit. and "a mel COAL .cr..n.d
TO family Esr end delivered 1T lowest uarke;
Ba'ea.
Fourth District Ocl8 3.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,
wednesday. October 81. 1874 !
no e:e:ra.ces at Che Customhous. veeter,lav1
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
lSo arrivals rom sea reported.)
scEAMB,,ATs.
s: John McElrOy. from Baton Rouge
BELOW-COMlNG UP.
Earkenfine Fl Giving. S,ith from L!yernro. Az
gust %. TO Ocean. ZeTe.a 4c0-
IMPORTS.
Notwithstanding iaznp--!5;I bxs sucars2 M
ciSars
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
BATON ROTGE--SteaMeY st John-2O9 ha,e. ro.
ton 80 ska cotton seed soy ska rou 81, rice Sc hhds
.uc = 40 bh!s "a assss % half bbI. molasses and
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS..
MOEG.N'S LOUISIANA AN.T-yAS RAILROAD
October 2O--l5s eAlss cotton , hbds supar 81 hhIs
mo ana sundi!e-
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL.
5sOA october !S-'sS bales cotton 60 bb.s rOsu 10
Sbs .urpen.lne An" -nnA,,..
sew siRLH.SS. ST. Louis ycaYiICa(;O VAIL
ROAD. October lo-alo bales cotton and sundrl.s
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COR HAVANA. VIA CEDAA ekKUo AW
AES WEST

COZ HAVANA. VIA CEDAA kKUs an
AES WEST.
CnjteA States Ma0 tine,
Steamship
WILLIAM p CLYDE HMriA.
MARGARET. LAvAOA
AEA fho Rev Orleans. FlorfAD
S and Havana Steamship Company
NIE<aE,cI will dispatch Of the above ff1c
u571I. class steamers tom NV orleans
EverS Wednesday.
Touching - Cedar Keys ana Key Wat, ana 81,
Meeting With steamers f9r ADalAshiGUiA " UAx3D
RArEe OF P8SSAGH
To Key West. To Cedar Ia
CAbin..s..........- .....SaS -
Steerage.... ........... 20 10
Through bills Of ladnE issusd - sli psinte =
florida including Tampa. and - New IesA
Charleston and savannah.
None but The eompsny's Aiils If hating aensa
and mono signed after sailing OF the stesmeG.
Splendid passt niger accom- AOdatiOps SHS thJoI10
tickets given 20 above points.
Ne fseiEhe received without psS0it AoU -
Office.
Tor Geisht or passage apply -
I. X. ROBERTS, AeSAs.
tals No. 400 Common strosa
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DRAWING CERTAIN At THAT DATR
List Of Gifts
Grand Cash Git .............. $3.50, 200
Grand Cash Git............... 500, 900
] Grand Cash Glft............... 5000
l Grand Cash t;f,............... 50, 900
Grand GASh Gift. ............. "a, OOD
: Cash Gifts, $50 900 each.... ROO, 900
~ Cash Gifts, ]: 60 esch...... b4b,O"O
Is Cash Gifts, lO,Oo0 each...... 100000
90 Cash Gifts. 5000 each...... 400. ONO
% Cash Gifts, 1900 each...... 100000
- ash Gifts. 3 900 each. 80, 900
so Cash G.ts, $3.50 each. 100000
loo Cash Gifts, 900 esct...... zoe, 200
$40 Cash GIFTS 80 raci...... 100000
500 Cash GIFTS 100 each...... 10000
1861 CAST. Gifts, ~ esch...... $4,000
Grand tota. ~ 800 gifts al cash. 100000
Price Of Tickets.
" mole tiCk6to.
Halves. s..'..o.e....o 20
Ell, ven hole tickets for. ...................S 3
TWENTY-FIVE d One-half ticks Is for ...,.,..igO
For tickets and information address
THOMAS Z. BRAHLErTY
Agent and MsnaSeY, Public Library Rudinp lAi..
,svliie kenfnckv ocl3 Was tnnnG
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1kE Tho s'e.m'hi,
GENERAL MEADE.
A. w. SAMPSON Cenan6ea,
wiz 1ea~e Rev wharf foot ~ Jefferson street. .
SATURDAY. October ~ at s A. n.
These steamers have superior accommodates
fOs DassengerA
EaDih passeGe.e ssss.ssss ss.s..ss.ss.o4
o'SoIAEc. -
Bills of lading signed through 20 Livsrpoel, 0lsA
cow, Bremen and Han burg
Through Tickets for First ClA0 md Hteeroao
Passengers for Liverpool . I'd the Continent con-
Meeting with GMion's Lire of Steamers, oailflo
from New York every WEDNESDAY.
For freight or passage. apply to
JOHN q. LUDWI0SEN, Agent.
No. 100 Common stroe&
The steamship UNITED STATES win follcv
leaving SATURDAY, October 81. at Q A. ~. jaS
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NOTARIES,
4 ZERO, AR.s
NOTARY PUBLIC md oONAaussIONKR % pR1b
Once Ne. IL Conmevoial Plaoe.
Passporte procured 9th siepstel. AeH nromue
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AUCTION SALES.


HOUSEHOLD FURNITURH, CARPETS, RO1
SAFES. RTC, AT AUCTION.
TRl-WBBkLY SALES.
0Y b. M. Il b. J. MONTGOM98Y-
ID B. N. Montgomery, Auctioneef, Once No. q
Camp street.-Will sen every TUESDAY, THURS
DAY and SATURDAY, commencing 1t eleven
O'Clock. at their auction room, corner Camp an1
Natchez streets
GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, OARPHTB
IRON SAFES, COOKING STOVES, etc.
Terns-Cash. myl
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GIFT CONCERT.

GIFT CONCERT.
ANOTHER CHANCE:
Fifth apd Inst Gin Concert
OF THA
PUBLIC LIBRARY or KENTUCKY.
POSTPONED TO
SOVEMBER 80, 1874.
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