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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-04-11
Combination Corpse Prcscrvcr.

have Just received one 81 the above
Prcscrycrs, In which bodies can he kept
IN long ~ Nv desired, Ia any weather,
by The use Of lee, and the charge for
which VIII he mnde reasonable. Bodies
ihat II IN desired 20 Keep are placed In
The Prescrycr, ANA remain there until
ready for burial, ana ARE then taken
out ana piaceulin the coffin or burial
ease. A. W, MORTON,
31dlw CITY Sexton.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
DAILY.

fFoe Hnes-FJfy cents for first inser-
ton, and twenty-five cents for each su5,-
sequent daily Insertion. fRirtv worGs
make fee lines. wv
Ter square Of ten lines, One dollar
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each subsequent insertion. Five lines
One month, S.; tvo months, s8:
three months, $40.
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Notices under head Of City Business
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CHEAP,

L ann offering TO the city
trade my large and complete
stock of fancy and staple grO-
ceries. provisions and produce,
ut the very lowest prices, and
make IL speciality Of every
thing. Free delivery to ac-
commOdate customers. Please
give us ~ trial.
Respectfully. Jos. MENCXER,
Grocer, 6lJ ELM street,
Dallas.
305d3m
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Capture of Ia Notorious Horse Thief

Deputy Sheriff Bev. Scott yesterday
arrived in the city with the notorious
lily. Mcdaniel. lily. is well known
in this community rs one Of the
most desperate criminals that infest
the state. There are three or four in.
dictments against him in the district
court for horse stealing and kindred
oflenses, and lie will no doubt be del
egated to represent Dallas county in
the Huntsville branch of the legisla'
ture. lie was arrested in Denison, Fri
day, and Mr.. Scott ia deserving of al
credit in eilecting his arrest.
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WEEKLY.

Fer square Of ten hnes,-Sl so fr
Frst insertion, and one dollar for each
subsequent insertion. One month, S4:
.eoo months, 81 three months, $40; sir
MONS, SIG; tt0elue months, SIS.
Notice under head Of "Cfty Business,
cents per line each insertion.
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MIR. and Mrs. John Kerr departed
for Marshall, last evening, on a visit to
Colonel George Noble.
MIR. w. II. Harrison, manager Of
Dun & Co.'s Mercantile agency in this
city, returned yesterday from briel
trip through Tarrant and Parkercoun-
ties.
Captain G.. c. Rivers, business
manager ofTHE HERALD, leftlast even
ing ON a flying trip to Shreveport.
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My residence, corner Pacific avenue
and Houston streets, embracing half a
block of ground. with n we'll finished
0ne-stOry and basement rOcIx.concrete
building, and all necessary Out-buiId.
ings, etc. An early applicant may Sc
cure n bargain.
JNO. w. swINDELLS.
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Members Of the Coneordla Club are
hereby requested 10 meet Al the lodge
room Of the lPHai BrIth, this (sun'
day AFTERNOON, NJ ao'eloek'
liy order Of the president,
HAIRY II, jacobs,
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From four TO ten dollars saved by
-consulting A. ID. Johnson before sell.
ling or buying your railroad tickets.
Office under San Jacinto hotel.
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Members viii assemble At their hall
at 9 o'clock this Sunday afternoon, for
tho purpose Of escorting tho remains
Of Mrs, y, Loeb,
by order Of the president
A, SANGER, Secretary.
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Books aud Badges for Bands
OF Hope at Franklin's book
store. J04 Main street.
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For CrOqUcts Of the latest
styles and finest finish, 30 Ia
Frankiin's book store. SOL
Main street.
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THE nAHLV ITEIr AKIN

VIII be found on sale by the news.
boys ON all trains OF the Texas and
ana Pacific railway, and AT the follow.
Ing news stands in the city, VIZ: M. h.
franklin d Co, 5O4 Main street ID. j.
Star, Lamar street; Pierce ~ Lyle, SOY
Main street, and j. McEIhare, Lam ,r
street.
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The flnest pocket cutlery In
Dallas may he found al Frank
Inns book store, SOL Main
street.
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Those Canes--ThOse elegant
walking canes are at Frank
Inns, 5O4 Main street.
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

Including the Ell PasO onion
seed, aud the Umbrella China
seed mt FrankIin's book store.
5O4 Main street, Dallas.
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RHEHORf0f AaS, LOER
Neeling " The Various Hebrew sofle
lies,


All members of lhe Order Of lFnaI
Wrilh, AZ present ia Dallas will assem-
bio this Sunday AFTERNOON, at
o'clock, at Bnai RIith hall, for The
purpose NJ eseorling the remains 81
Mrs, y, Loeb,
II, GosLlN, President
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To The City Subscribers of The D,lla, Hs-,ld

10 the City Subscribers Of the Dallas Herald.
From and after this date February
D, 1879. the connection of MIR. III. ],
Neville, az agent for fhe city subscrip.
ten list. ceases, and Mr.. Jesse M. VIII.
Hanson Will have charge Of the same.
Hereafter payments to him only will
be acknowledged by this omee.
J. w. SWTNDELI.S.
February 3. 1875. Publisher
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Ladies' Hebrew benevolent Asaoeia-
iiOn,
Members viii assemble vt Hnal
Birth hall, nj 2 o'clock this Sunday
afternoon, for the purpose Of escorllng
the romains Of our beloved sister, Mrs,
=, Loeb,
by order Of the president,
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CITY BUSINESS.
PorAaIe

Ahnenow 20 horse power engine and bole
AMI two superior Hcla ~ burrAlones, with
complete outht OF mlll machinery-a new
ana m perfect running ordor offered for sal
NJ great bargain, for u few days only, b!
W, u, Lyto u Goa No, Ion Lamar street
l0dlw
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MUSIC HATH CHARMS TO
SOOTIEE THE SAVAGE
BREAST."
Afine stock ofyiolins. guitars,
flutes. banjos. accOrdeOns. har-
mOnicas, and trimmings. Also
the best and only genuine Ma
pies string in the city.
PIERCE LYLE.
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Mabie, Todd a. CO.'sgOid pens
ut FranltIin's book store, 500
Main street.
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uNauriI,i

instantaneous cure for Neuralgia
OOdly II, q, lIOAflNA, Agent Tor Dallas,
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KRO- Jay
Al Reed & LathrOp's.
i0dtf
ALARGE FRONT ROOM,

Well furnished, NJ Mrs. Nowlon's Private
Boarding House, Immediately behind the
Postonico capt, BryNns resIdcnce), suitable
for u man and wife, or four gentlemen, with
board. Apply 70 Mrs, Nowlen, on the prem
lses. i6dlw
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NOTICE.

The stockholders of the Dallas Bridge
Company are hereby notified TO attend
called meeting, TO be held at the
Office Of Messrs. CASTOR q Thomas,
north side ofpublic square, city of Dal-
las, Texas, on Saturday, the 18th inst,
at 2 o'clock T.. NJ.
BY order of the board.
46dld JAMES THOMAS, Sec'y,
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CITY ScriD
EOR SALE.

Taken in trade, at S.LoEB COOS
zodlm Coz Elm street
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JUST RECEIVED.

Gents Sprlng,and Summer Hats, including
full line of Gentleniens' Clothing and Fur.
nishing Goods, which am offering at yery
low prices, for ready money.
J.T. JEFFRlES,
4oulw 60i Elm street.
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Coneordia Club,

II, GosLIN, President,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-24
THE VARIETY DRAMATIC CLUB.

This popular amateur organization gave
their fourth complimentary entertainment
last night, at the Academy of Music. The
play selected was "Under the Gaslight," one
of our modern sensational dramas, in which
great dependence is placed on the effective
working of scenery and the proper arrange
ment of tableaux.
Whilst it is hardly play to enlist the finer
sympathies OF to engage the intellectual atten-
ton of discriminating audience it amuses,
and perhaps, after all, that is the end most
desired and appreciated. .Snorky, the princi-
pal part was admirably sustained by Mr.. Isl
dore Davidson.
This gentleman's knowledge of stage bus
mess, aud his ready appreciation of the finer
points in a character, enable him to give an
excellent Interpretation of every character he
assumes. He played last night in manner
to deserve the hearty applause given him by
the audience.
Byke, the villain of the play, was well acted
by Mr.. A. 81. Brown, who fulfilled the thank
less requirements of the part in a very ac-
ceptable manner. Some of the smaller parts
were very admirably acted; for instance, Mr..
Angelovich gave very life-like picture of the
"shyster" lawyer, and his address to the
court in the Recorders Court scene was very
neatly done.
Mr.. Coull made very fair Bermudas, and
Mr.. J. R. Stewart played the Signal Man SO
well as to deserve q rank with the best actors
of the evening. His little scene was made
quite noticeable, and he deserves praise for it.
Mr.. Barry Maxwell has already gained
quite fair reputation as negro delineator,
and his scenes were up to his usual standard
last night.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-24
BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 49, Secretary Bristow
andAttorney General Pierrepont have returned.
The Rio Bravo has been towed to Galveston.
When repaired she will relieve the Plymouth
at The mouth of the Rio Grande. The Ply
mouth will join the North Atlantic souandron.
The District United States Attorney will de-
fend Gen. Ruggles and others arrested for
falls. imprisonment at Omaha.
WASHINGTON, Aug 23-The United States
steamer Gettysburg is undergoing repairs at
the Washington Navy Yard, and will be fitted
out for surveying expedition in the Gulf of
Mexico. She is under the command of Lieut..
Commander F. Green.
The motion to quash attachments against
VIM. Fl. Ottmsn's property was overruled.
Arrangements are progressing for the use
of registered mail pouches bstween Boston
and New Orleans and the larger cities be-
tween those points. The system has been
found to work we'll between Boston and San
Francisco. Registered packages will be
placed in these pouches. They will have pc
culiar locks, with keys only at the distributing
offices.
Col Washburn has information that Q dis
charged gauger, who is an important witness
against the Chicago whisky ring, was recently
wounded, it is supposed at the instigation Of
the ring. A detective has him in safe place
and will produce him on the trial of the recti.
iers and distillers in Chicago.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-24
TROUBLE AT BRASHEAR CITY
The Negroes on the Rampage.

On Sunday. young man connected with
the Morgan Railroad, in the cattle transfer
department, whilst engaged in unloading,
ordered a negro man who was interfering
with him in the discharge of his duties 'out
of the way"
The negro became boisterous and obstrep-
erous, and advanced to attack the young man,
who drew a revolver and fired once, wounding
the negro, whether seriously or not is not
known. The negroes of the town and the
negroes in the neighborhood, hearing of the
affair, gathered in Numbers and congregated
around the depot.
The people of Brashear assembled-the
negroes becoming boisterous-and rem.
contre took place. Several shots were fired,
and one man was wounded, but the negroes
were driven off.
At 6:2O last night the following dispatch
was received by Superintendent of Police
Loan from the Mayor of Brashear, G. II. st.
Clair:
Serious trouble threatened. Can you lend
me twenty Winchester rifles and ammunition!
If so, send at once.
To this Superintendent Loan replied as fol-
lows:
State the trouble and apply to the Govern
or for arms, as have no power to act in the
premises.
At II o'clock last night the following was
| received:
Editor B,dletin-No disturbance tonight.
Everything quiet. o.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-24
THE CUSTOM-HOUSE.

Before Emmett D. Craig, United States
Commissioner, there were made afidavits
Yesterday against number of gentlemen con-
nected with the architectural department OF
the Custom House, charging them with de-
Walton in duty. These afidavits were made
on the statements of those interested, and the
charges are obtaining money under false pre-
lenses and embezzlement acc ording to section
1891 United States Revised Statutes.
The affidavits charge, in substance, that the
parties named therein did pay certain sums
of money to the workmen.
Warrants will be served on the accused
who will be required to give bond; the matter
November term of the United States Courts.
These afidavits charge substantially the
same as those already laid before the Special
Treasury Agent, Mr.. Kinsella
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-24
DAVID NJ. KEY.
SKETCH OF THE CAREER OF TEMNEssEE's
NEW SENATOR.
Chattanooga Times, 10Th. ]

Chattanooga Times, 19th.]
David M. Key was born in Green county,
Tennessee, January ~, 1924, and is now in
his ffty-second year. His father moved to
Monroe county when Senator Key was about
two years old. Senator Key resided in Mon
roe county until 1858, when he removed to
Chattanooga where he has resided ever since.
He worked on his fathers farm in Monroe
county until he was twenty-one years Of age,
and then sought collegiate education, pre-
paratory to entering the practice Of law. He
became student at Hiwassee College, in
Monroe county, and graduated at the age OF
twenty six. obtaining his license to practise
law soon thereafter.
In the practice of law he soon developed a
faculty for close reasoning and quick per-
ception of legal points which rapidly carried
him to the front rank Of the profession, and
at the commencement of the war he stood
among the first lawyers of East Tennessee.
From his first vote until the present time
he has cast his fortunes with the Democratic
party. He was elector for this district on the
Buchanan ticket, and also on the Breckin-
ridge ticket in 1860, but never ran for any
Office, although often solicited to do so. At
the outbreak of the war in 1871, he joined the
Confederate army as lieutenant colonel OF the
43d Tennessee infantry, and remained In that
position during the entire war. Col. Jas. W.
Gillespie, of Rhea county, commanded the
regiment
After the expiration of the war Judge Key
was one of the first to receive pardon from
President johnson, with whom he had been
on terms of friendship all his life, up to the
year 1861. He made an eloquent reference
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-24
THE DEMOCRATS AGAIN In
COUNCIL.
A Strong Meeting in the Second
Ward.
The Convention Wanted.

Last night, punctually at the hour of
o'clock, the sturdy members Of the Second
Ward Auxiliary Democratic Club responded
to the call made for reorganization for the
coming campaign. Although it might be said
the necessity for thus early organizing the
Democratic clubs had not yet arrived. the citi.
zens felt it their duty to fully show to the
public their position at once.
The bright torch lights threw rudy glare
over the quiet waters of the basin, q beacon
light to the party that gathering was to take
place at the corner of Basin and Rampant
streets. Early crowd gathered, and by the
time the hour of meeting arrived, some three
hundred citizens were assembled. On all
sides was evinced the thorough Democratic
spirit, and when the President called to order
the representatives of the Ward, there were
present some two hundred members.
1t was deemed necessary to enter into re.
organization Of the club, and on motion the
election of President was gone into, and
after it the following subordinate officers. The
subjoined were those elected:
President, Danl Mahoney; First Vice Presi
dent, P. o'Brien; Second Vice President
Thos O'Clair; Third Vice President, M
Olm pbOu OCCACsn'y L. ~. NAoAA0oA, AA0"ouASA
Larry Nolan; Marshal, M. G. Reyes.
After an explanation of the present posi-
ton of the party, resolution was offered and
adopted that in the present exigency con-
vention of the peoples representatives was
necessary.
An address from Hon. Edward Booth was
read and heartily indorsed
After which motion to instruct the three
representatives of the ward to the State Cen.
trail Democratic Committee to vote straight
out for the calling Of a convention was passed
with a vigorous voice and an overwhelming
majority.
There were offered long series of resolu-
tons indorsive of the campaign movement
which, we regret to say, are too lengthy fol
our space, but they breathed the true Demo.
cratic spirit, and showed that in the neigh
borhood the old spirit was yet alive.
The meeting, after the extension of mutua
congratulations on the suspicious opening O
tie campaign, adjourned to meet on the mex
regular evening.
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A Murderer Attempts to Escape.

1t will be remembered that on the 18th day
of July man, by the name OF Isaac Dagg
arrived in this city on the Jackson Railroad
he was arrested by Officer Garlick, Of the
Seventh Precinct, and was suffering from a
gunshot wound in his leg, which he received
while in an encounter with man named
Gould.
Dagg was sent to the Charity Hospital and
his leg had to be taken off.
Monday, about o'clock P. NJ, he tried to
escape, but was caught in the act.
A telegram was Immediately sent to Capt.
Loan, Chief of Police, who sent an answer to
hold the prisoner. He then dispatched Capt.
L. Malone, who took Dagg to safer quarters,
and lodged him in the Parish Prison, where
he is kept to await orders from the Judge of
the Sixth Judicial District Court, parish OF
Tanpipaho8
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FOR RENT.

LNOR RENT-That desirable residence furnished,
IL 309 St. Charles street, corner of Clio The two
stores No. IA. Canal street and the spacious house
above them That double tenement residence, with
vacant lot on either side suitable for coal and wood
yard at corner of Jackson and AnnuncatJn streets.
The stores Nos. 81, 80, Al and 43 Natchez street;
Nos 1O2 and 1O4 Peters street. and No. 165 Poydras
street The shop and property No. 1903 Rampant
street and the property at the corner Of Magazine
and Seventh streets, used for st4bling.
Apply to MERRICK, RACE & FOSTER,
au24 I'm 5Commercial Place.
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The singing of Mr.. Rideau was excellent.
Among the ladies Misses Waugh and Rob-
erts and Mrs. Vernon took the principal roles
and acted well their parts
Altogether the performance was very sue
cessful, although We would like to see our
amateurs choose pieces which depend more
power of sensation.
The scenery and stage mechanism was very
effective,
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She was pretty, and as they nestled to-
gether on the beach, the zephyrs coming
from DER the water chilled her for q moment
and she sneezed cachee." Augustus caught
the false teeth in his lap. and now the wretch
says his affections are conferred on home.
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T7OR RENT-From first of October next, the
H finely located stors No 70 Poydras st. ett. be-
tween Magazine and Tchoupiteuas streets suitable
for any kind Of srocery or produce business. FOR
chants, 90 Magazine street. au22 I'm
TNOR RENT-76 Baronne street Large and Cool
r. Offices suitable for brokers and cotton buyers.
Third floor from SIS to s25 per month second floor
In proportion Inquire Of II. BEER,
ana Eff 1876 and 18s Gravier street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-24
EDUCATION.
SCHOOL
ARCOLA, LA.

ELIGIBLE buildings being secured. the Board OF
Trustees would respectfully announce that the Ar
for the coming sch Elastic year Located on the New
Orleans ST. Louis and Chicago Railroad the situation
is unsurpassed for health and convenient communl-
cat,on with New Orleans. The management assm e
patrons that all hough they have made the terms low
to suit the times, the tut ion and board will be I'M
excelled as no expense has been spared to make u
such. farm dairy and poultry yard connected with
the school secure supply of fresh, healthy food.
Household instl ucton well sewing included In
Tuition.
Terms for Ten Months:
Board and Tuition in English French and Latin s2OO
MUSIC ~
Vocal Music oO
Extra Branches cormon 30
Z ocution and Calisthenics 81
For further particulars address
anos1m Ell. vENABLES Principal.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-24
THE INSURRECTIONIsTs.

AUGUSTA, Aug. Several of the promi-
nent negroes connected with the troubles in
the counties below here have made confess
sions. Jake Moorman, first lieutenant OF
negro company, testifies, on oath, that nine
teen counties we're to be embraced in the in
surrection, and last Friday was appointed for
the uprising. ALI the white men and ugly
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-24

| It will pay to buy your coffee, parched Ol
ground, at the Tea Depot, 5 Camp street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-24

WANTED-A Partner that will furnish mod
w crate capital against business 10 start grocery
and wine store. The advertiser has had long expe
rience and commands / city and country trade.
Address GROCER, this Office naming capital time
and place for interview. au1s If
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-24

"ANTED-The community to call and examine
w a beautiful assortment Of JAPANESE Chill
DREN CARRIAGES which will be sold to suit the
times A new invention and first received. Call
One and All. L. p. MADDUX,
aul9 1w 35 Carondelet street.
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or. CHARLES INSTITUTE

OF CHARLES INSTITUTE
hay AND BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES.
ma and 1O6 Bourbon street, New Orleans
Miss OCTAVE LABRANCHE Principal
Successor to C. Mrs. Mace LefrancJ
This School win reopen on September 1879. undef
nis =, -.rsrsnt and highly recommended teachers.
aus I'm
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WTANTED-For Rent Lease, TwOStory
w House in the 10 yer part of the Fourth upper
part of the First District Must have at least four
conveGiences Rent not to exceed s65 per month
Tenant permanent and prompt paying Address
LEASE, Bulletin Office aud tt
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-24

Buy your carriages, buggies and baby
wagons Of T. L. Maddux, 35 Carondelet street.
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WANTED-A Prescription for Destroying Red
w and Black ANTS. Something that Will ex-
terminate-not merely drive them off Address
ANTS, Bulletin Office. au2O Sc
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"ANTED-A couple about to go to housekeeping
w to buy the entire contents of a wefurnshed
cottage on jackson street. Everything new. House
can be rented cheap. Address j. B. A.. this Office
au22 2I*