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Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

General valmazda, the new Captain Gen. eral of Cuba, asked the citizens of Havana for loan of ElOO,OO0 to pay for bringing recruits from Spain, and it was subscribed at once. He told the Havana volunteers that their services would he needed immediately.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

B. c. SMITH, of Lyinx Creek, is in town and gives good accounts of mining operations there, but no particulars
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

PRocRAsTlNATIoN It IS with our gooo in- tentions as with our wishes-to- morrow IS out too often the hash of to-day.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19
Local InteIIige n C e 1.
Church Notice.

Reverend Mir. Wright wIl preach in the Court room
 every Sunday at II until further notice SueoAy school imme edstey after service.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

THE Patsy Marley who has been roob'ng stages in Nevada is not the Patsy, the pusii- ist, but Patsy No. 2.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

JH. MARION has purchased the band of sheep belonging to August - at Antelope mesa, at s3 so 1-4 About 1500 sheep and say coo lambs thrown in.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

MAJOR OGELBY and Cooley, the guide, are ex. pected here from Camp Apache this evening.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

SHERIFF BOWERS will have some delinquent tax no ticrs in the MINER next week.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

AuCrIoNEER FISHER knocked the Williamson Ranch down to L. A. Stevens to-day, for Sl,Olo.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

NR. HANCOCK. Atty at Law ., PhenlI, has . eardin to-dsys paper.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19

Terms, Cash on Delivery. An orders by mail addressed to the undersiRnsd VIII receive prompt attention and saisfacsios guaranteed
 H. orr, Agent. Prescott A. T. February l. 1878 fss 3u
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19
BUSINESS NOTICES.

SETTLER-Citizens of Prescott, and all other citizens who may happen to come to r scott viii fud the under signed at the County Tressurers office in the new county building ready take and receipt for all debts due f' subc iption advertising job printing etc. which became due him as proprietor of the ARIZONA MINER previous tc February l, 1875. JOHN h. MARION.
 p,asco,t Arizona February H. 1875 fel2 If
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19
MARRIED.

In Prescott Thursday evening. March lS. 1875 by Ja Otis J. P. Jesus Campes to Mariana Cruces Castro.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-03-19
PRESCOTT.

LUMBER! LUMBER !! Clipper Saw Mill. This frss class mill situated the Has.ayanre ssvsn miles south of Prescott and n the finest body ct in YsvapAi county is now cutting
 First.Class Lumber for supplying
 Heavy Tmbers for all Milling Purposes. Merchsntable Lumber, per ,honssnd- ..-..-..eb. Flooring per thousand. nd.---.....-..-....--... 70. Siding and Clear, per thousand -..-..--..... 0 Second Quality per thOussnd .-....-......---. 70.
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
LAFAYETTE COLLEGE,

TIE REUNIONS AND CLASS FESTIVITIES OF '75-
SUCCESSFUL SENIOR CLASS CONCERi-DR. LORDS
ADDRESS on ALEXANDER HAMILTON.
(FROM SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT or The TRIBUNE.
EAsToN, Penn, June 29.-Yesterday was
the great day at Lafayette for rs. The day dawned
bright and clear, and much cooler than the day before
Seats were placed upon the campus for the accommOda
tion OF the guests invited to the Glass Day exer-
ciscs. by all arrangements were completed,
and at o'clock q large audience WAS as
senbled to witness tho last Efforts Of 20. All
the examinations had been finished at 10 o'clock and
students at liberty to enjoy the festivities.
Promptly at o'clock Dodwortlfs orchestra opened the
exercises with music. Dr. Catto then invoked bless
ins. After the address Of welcome by the President OF
the Glass; Mr. j. " A. Craighead hc introduced the
tor OF tho day, Dir. g. W. Shade Of Reedyllle Penn.
Music then enlvened the interval between the delivery
OF this Grafton and tho presentation prophecy
by Mr. J. W. Walk Of Philadelphia, Penn Mr.
Joseph L. Bo1man OF Danyillo, Penn, then read tho
class poem. Mr.. W. c. shipman, Easton, Penn. deiv-
cred tho Tree Grafton. Mr. shpman Is the gentleman
who took the second prize liz ortoy at the Junior orator
contest Of rs. Mr. w. f. Thomas, Pcnnsy lvana, read
the history Of the class for the past four years Mr.
j. r. Henderson. Maryland, then delivered the valcdo
tory The exercises closed by the singing Of tho
class song. composed by Mr.. j. W. scroggs. Missouri
La the evening the Senior Class concert held In
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30

Abefs Opera House. This concert had been ooked ior
wrd to most eagerly by sr and theif antcpaons were
flly realized Dcdworth's band. 81 pieces furnishes
the music. Mis- Emmn G. Thursby favored nc snalenoe
with several songs ana received an encore The oonc'
proved to be a decided success in every way - -
This morning the annual reu1ions OF Wasnne,"h su
Franklin Literary Societies WeIe held Mr John "a;
scolay the expected orator Of Washington Hail. din nos
nut I'm an appearance. Addresses were made ny f,os
Porter 40; Prof King, III the Rev Dr. Forscman, aS
the Rev: Dr: Wood 46 Brooklyn T.; b. st1mi hi a. n
Franklin Hail. Prof John Meigs. IT. delivere1 an elo
quent and able address Of over an hours leu IN susu
10 attentivey throughout. Addresses were also adc
tho Hon. W. g. Kirkpatrick. 63; X. j.. James, ESD, w
In the afternoon the Alumni meeting was attended ny
large and enthusiastic audience Mr.. j. Il. Ahen ~
Wiilamsport delivered the usual Alumni orailon Al,
dresses were made by judge kirkpanck, Pr a"n, 0'
the Alumni Association, and others Tho class,s Oh ~
80 49, CO. and 10 also held reunions In the ateinoou
In the evening address on Alexander Ili,i',pn on
fore the two literary societies. was delivered oy Jo
Lord, LID, who has achieved great reputation
lecturer in Bosteu Eew-York and Phadclpna lie n'ts
also addressed large audiences In England anu ocoaS
where ho was received with favOr.
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30

and the electDpa Of the following officers: President
John NnfYesn D. b. President OF the College Woo
Presidents Rcnad <. Rogers. H. o. tDe csss o. lslS
ne Rev Andrew b. Cross OF Batin0re; WlUiam X,
ESenck ID. D., of Philadelphia Joseph T. 1homos of
fidiadelphia and John Lyburn, ID. d., OF Baltimore;
Secrenriee PrOfs Dufeld and Cameron ~ the College,
ne oiesf member OF the Alumni Association the Hon.
Ebet Herring Of NewYork Is probably the oldest cob
Iege graduate In America being 96 years oi age ana hY'
Ing graduated In 1875. .,.,...
The honorary junior orntons WILDE deynredt even
ing ia the Second PIesy Ifan Church The orators an
nonnced nre n n Jones Of Wisconsin, subject "Ggpedi-
eSey L. W. Lott Of NewYork subject, Protestanisn.
Yesterday and Today w hsndsrs,n o hsgas Ion
The Men oY The Next - J. +. Du6ied, Of HewJesey,
suldes The Bruce of Bspncckbun; walter iowrie %
New-Yorl suhiect Tho VIII and tho Noble In Man y
aud Harry +. Davis. District OF Columbia subject.
1hicys"
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
AT TIE LAST.
AT TIE LAST
TO the Edifor OF The Tribune
SIR: "At the last came two false wit
nesses."-l Matt XVI. CO. ia f. CHADWICK
Eddytora, N. T., June %, 1875.
THE COMMISSION UPON PROF. MArsIrs CHARGES

1t is anticipated that ex-Gov. Bullock OF
Massachusetts,. who has accepted position upon the
Special Commission to investigate Prof Marss charges
concerning the mismanagem snt OF Indian Affairs at the
Red Cloud Agency, will also act as Chairman OF that
Commission. He expected to arrive In the city within
few days. when all arrangements for the departure Of
the Comsslon the places to be visited. and the plan OF
invesfigat be pursued Will be decided Prof Marsh
has been requested by ne Board OF Indian Commission
eTs present his cha writing that they may be
thoroughly nvestiga He has also been requested to
accompany the Spec Commission upon tner trip.
July 10 las been n.Yd apon the probable time for
starting out.
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
COLUMBIA COLLEGE EXAMINATIONS.

The result of the annual examinations OF the
students OF Columbia College In the studies pursued dur
ing year. tho Faculty state. has been hghy sas
factory OF l5l students in the college only Id failed
pass and Of the 20l students in the School Of Mines
st smaller number failed.
In the examination OF applicants for admission to the
college, concluded Monday, OF the so applicants only
nine passed condtiOnally; IL were conditioned
and will bo examined again In October lie
the School OF Mines was also concluded Monday.
with the following result: Admitted, l4-2 ~ tne
In tho rst year aud 10 In the preparatory; conditioned
2O2 m the first year and 1S In the preparatory W vs.
expected ha. those condo four-iths VIII DC aoe
TO pass la the Fall.
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
RECEPTION OF GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO. as.

The graduating exercises of the female de-
partment OF Grammar School No. AZ were held yester
day In the schooouse IN Tweniy-eghth-st near SAta
ave- Dr. Henry ID. Ranuey, President Of the Board of
Trrstess presided There 90 graduates and their
friends and acquaniances crowded the large hall IN
which the exercises conducted The programme
included rotations and music with sautatoy BY Miss
Eleanor Boyle and valodict0ry by Mss Li1le brown:
The distribution OF prizes for scholarship was iaoe W
DR.. Mark Blumenthal. the frst medal bens given 70
Miss Lydia A. TaEOell aud the second 10 llattle ~
Brown. A basket OF flowers, which had been
sent by Walter Reed 10 be given TO tho most proficient
SCHOLAR was pres entcd To Miss Louise T. Keller for Ler
proficiency Ia mathematics The Hon william H. N'i
sen President or the Board OF Education, made an sd
dress to the graduates aud presented the diplomas The
Rev. l.. o. Flagg made some remarks Both the speak.
ers mplinented the school the high standard o
scholarship exhibited at the recent examinations. and
praised the interest taken by the teachers In their work
The average attendance at this school during the year
has been about 400 out OF the 4oO enrolled hliss M
L. Cawson is the principal and Is assisted by o1ps ol
twelve teachers In addition 70 the persons eiready
named taking part ia the exercises Commissioner
ssey, Wood AMI Baker and MANY OF the trustees "e"
among the visitors.
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
NOTHING MEAN ABOUT HIN.

From The DstT0f Ffee PTcs.
Aboard of one of the slceping-cars which ar
rived in Detroit the other morning an Iowa man.
whose big had bcon Dlackod with the while
slept. When he ~ put thon he asked what the
charge aud the porter replied that he could give
Whatever ho nt- The traveller pulled out nickel.
smiled patronzin y, and hail. led II out with the
" There-yOu may keep tine whole Of IT. When I'm
around home like IL know where my money goes TO,
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
ExERcrsrs AT GRAMMAR SCHOOL no. SO.

EXERCISr3 AT GRAMMAR SCHOOL NO 90.
TIE rooms of the female department Of
Grammar School Ne. SO, West Eighteenlst between
Eighth and Ninthaves, were filed With scholars and
their friends yesterday. who had gathered 10 witness Tie
graduating exercises Of tho Senior Class On the pat
form were John Castree, Matthew Bird Oscar Zoikoher
and James Harrison School Trustees OF the Sixteenth
Ward the Rev. Dir. scayer, and otuoIs sI Bird pro
sided
The exercises opened with reading from fhe scrip
res followed by the Lords Prayer, chanted By thern
tire school. Compositions were read 10y C"timnne
iutr rhibson Belle Nickstead and Jennie snyn'r ihs
progra included recitatiOIs, Teain g. vocal ana IN
stilIm, tal music Among tie special features were
translation fiom the German, by Lucy krurc; the reEs
of Holiness new poon," The battle OF Bunker ii ny
Minnie Campbell and "a scene entitled Ane aihShi
Bird" which was given Ia German dialogue by n'e oi
tine pupils hi-s Caroline Russell delivered the vilt ic-
tory d. Ii. Sutton addressed the graduates, anu Com.
missioner Wood gave statistics as To the ndi' il
standing Of the mcnbes The Chairman presented Tag
dlplolnas the mombcrs OF the class, and ai'g sos
medals To Misses HutcblnS. Campbell Nleksieal,
Kruse and Rasscll, for general excellence and M
standing TIE class consisted Of sc graduates, ti'o
trgcst number ever ont from this school All nave
uualiea for and entered the Normal College
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The following officials employed IN the Tax
oiee have been informed their will not be
re- lured on and after Juyl Albert Bogart. Deputy
Tax Commissioner; salary. S2.4oo wn; u. A. pearee
Deputy Tax Commissioner; salary, @2,i0. SllNVh
Hazleon clerk salary, ~, ZOO Bartholomew B Chsp
pet. clerk salary, Sl7o0. wilhelm Braun clerk; sal
ary, Sl,J0O.
The Mayo has received copy Of the call for mass
meeting OF trades unionsis 10 be- held at Masonic la
rhrteenth-st, wednesday evening ~ discuss
the reduction VI wages Of the laborurs employed by Tie
city. go a.i.. .,- ...f..r .. ..
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30

sstn old lady, hearing some one reading about
Congressman at large, rushed into the kitehen door
shouting: "sarah Jane Sarah Jane! don't you leAye
the clothes out all night; mind what toll yeu. ivS
there's Congressman 1t large"
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30

state 0 NeD- YORK. County V AtAtgs, oity or BroCS
Va: Inc eAsniniton ~ Soun D. n,ios, , yn IN p l"n
OF tho Cy OF Brooklyn In said county the zsih day OF
June, 1872 touching the c1ma aa,nt oi Henry Barton
John J. Price. being uy sworn says; Tna DC resides
with his father 29O Sehernerh0rist. M the City
OF BrooIfyn that he knows Joseph Loader, npAos-
0terer whose place OF business Is on futoiive that
depoDent Is The john Price named In certain a'nda-
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Terms: So per day; sl2 so per week; $40 per
month of four weeks, payable weekly. Children
half price Servants according to accomn odation.
These WELLS situated in beauti Jul oak and
pine grove 40 miles from cty-eight hours travel.
By leaving the city the morning ex press they
arrive at the Wells in time to wash etc, tbr supper
or by leaving the 5 P. M. mail train, they reach
the Wells in time for breakfast. Plenty of fine NUT
ton beef chickens eggs fresh butter rich milk and
everything the market affords.
These Wells have established reputation for the
cure of sick headaches paralysis chronic darrhea,
dropsy dyspepsia gravel, affections of tile kidneys
and bladder scrofulous, ulcerous cuta neous and
eruptve diseases; neuralgia of the stoma h; piles of
every description all female complaints, particularly
painful menstruatiOn liberation of bowels
ALI communica ions to be addressed to Hazlehurst.
By writing or two days in advance, Everything
will be prepared.
Authorized to refer to the following gentlemen: S.
H. Abby, DR.. N. L. Dckey New Orleans DR.. T. j.
Wharton Port Gibson, Miss; Judge E. q. PeytOn,
Jackson, Miss and E. c. Clark Memphis, Tenn.
w. A. STOCKTON, Proprietor.
ie23 TuThSu taul
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st. Charles Hotel.
RIVERS LONSDALE, Proprietors.
st. Charles Street, Between Common m
GraVier.

This Hotel has since 1852 been the leading Hote
In the South and is better prepared to entertain
guests than at any period since its opening.
The proprietors have spared no expense In fttinf
MP the House. and both as to furniture and the ~
rangements Of the culinary department it La M
Hvaled.
Transient visitors viii find the St. Charles tn
most delightful ~ well as the most central Hotel
the city. mh17
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can chronicle permanent activity and profit
in business; but if no worse comes to us in
the interval than has befallen us in the six
months under review, there will be cause for
congratulation. The great lessons Of patience
and economy, and the practice of such bust
ness principles as will equally apply to a
poor as well as to a prosperous condition of
trade. will at least not have been taught in
vain
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Important to Property Holders
and Tenants.

TINE New Orleans Sanitary and Excavating Compa
i aybas leave to inform the citizens of New Oreana
that they bave perfected all the necessary arrange
ments now prepared to execute orders for the
cleaning "a emptying of privies and sinks.
The APPARATUS used is known the "Odorless Ex.
eavating Apparatus" and is the same as that used
in New York, Washington, Baltimore and other large
engine, air tight tank and a deOdOrizing attach
ment by which the contents of vaults and sinks can
be removed without creating any nuisance or often
sve oder, during the ordinary working hours of the
day well as at night, and with the greatest eth
cheney and dispatch
This system not only inaugurates valuable SAM
tary reform but is much cheaper than any other sys
tenn now in use.
Further information can be had regarding the work
ing of the system at the offic- of the company
1853 Common street. and all orders left there or ad
dressed to Box 9l3, Office will receive promp,
attention. my15
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Sealed proposals for cash invited and will
ceved up to the LIST. prOx. at the Companys Office,
No 80 Magazine street, under the St James Hotel
for the following described work; All the
GRADUATION, GRUBBING and CLEARING
between Alexandria and Natchitoches La, 60 miles
more or less The work will average about feet
bankment and for than half the distance
through open fields Bids will be received for SEQ
tons of five miles or for the whole distance. Also
CYPRESS CROSS-TIES for the whole distance or
for section of one mile The ties to be feet long
hewed on parallel sides to face of inches heart
and inches thick. To be distributed the line
as will hereafter be directed by the Chief Engineer
at the rate of 2640 to the mile.
The company reserve the right to reject all bids.
E. B. WHEELOCK
iyl1 eodtd President n. o. Pacific Railway Co.
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CASSIDY & MILLER.
SAIL MAKERS
AND
COTTON DUCK AGENTS.

We would call the attention of Railroad Men and
others to our extensive stock of COTTON DUCK,
In all its widths and qualities, which we offer at
Wholesale, at manufacturer prices.
We manufacture and keep hand every descrp-
ton of TENTS, TARPAULINS, AWNINGS.
FLAGS of all Nations, etc, which we offer at tho
most reasonable terms Our experience in this bnsi
for the last forty years in this city viii, wa
trust justify IN guaranteed our work to Do OF
the best quality and at reasonable prices.
CASSIDY & MILLER,
my,6 In IS Camp street, near PoydrAs.
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ID EFERRING TO THE ABOVE, HE UNDER
IL signed hereby gives notice that he has sold his
entire interest to his former pa tner, MIR. FRANK
DESBONS, who will continue the business at the
Old Stand No. 81 St Charles street and for whom
he respectfully solicts continuance of the patron
age SO literally extended to the late firm.
JOHN BRUNO.
New Orleans. July Is 1875. iy17 SaSu&Tu
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The highest Endorsement as to the merits o.
Marsden's Zarsaparilla is, that physicians
prescribe it.
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Mutual National BRnk-New Orleans, June
Is 1575-At regular meeting of the Board held this
day it unanimously resolved to call meeting of
the Stockholders of this bank to take into considera
ton the propriety of reducing the capital stock The
meeting to be cid at the Banking House. 100 Ca al
street on MONDAY. July 10, at ~ o'clock NJ
ie16 5w JOSEPH mitchell Cashier.
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Il takes only yard and half Of silk to
make woman dress this summer. MA
rier !" "Here I am, John" "Come along,
I'm going ter gift yer new dress"
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COPARTNERSHIPS.

dissolution OF COPARTNERSHIP-TH
- copaItnership hereto fore existing betwe the
undersigned, Under the name and style of JOHN
BRUNO & CO., proprietors of Washington Saloon
No 81 ST. Cha les street, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. per act passed before r. Hogan,
Notary Public. -
JOHN BRUNO,
L. DESBONS.
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Don't fail to try Paragon yeast powders.

Real old Government Java, parched or ground,
IS cents per pound, at the Tea Depot, 5 Camp
Btreet.
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HARNESS. HOTEL,
Mississippi City, Miss,

rs NOW OPEN THE PROPRIETOHS FIND
| ing the want of a neverfailing SUPPLY of ice,
have built a large ice house, and filed it direct
from Boston. The Sulphur Spring is inclosed,
and the grounds prepared for the reception of large
excursion parties. Two thousand persons can be ac-
commodated. The illumination of the lawn, so
highly appreciated last season. is prepared for. A
fine Band is engaged. Good Bathing and Fishing.
An abundant supply of Oysters. For TERMS ETC..
apply to J. D. MAYER 90.
ProIInetors.
n bail trains will stop at Barnes HO,bl Station
when requested except the light express. apo Am
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Native wines are the purest, cheapest ami
best. Depot 68 Camp street.
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In view of all the unfavorable and trying
circumstances of the first half-year, the iact
that the failures, as above shown, are only
trihe in exec 81 of previous seasons, while the
liabilities are absolutely less in amount
shows staying" power (as the horse jock
eys say on the part OF the mercantile com,
munity which is exceedingly creditaole and
encouraging
The Agency concludes its very able review
by directing attention to the exhaustive re-
ports which the circular contains, as to the
prospects of trade, condition Of crops, etc.,
in fifty different localities in the Union, 81
which point they have offices, the large ma
iority of which indicate much that IS encour
aging. From these the general conclusion is
as follows:
1.-THE reports from all the chief centers OF
trade herewith submitted, and which are de-
rived from the most reliable sources IN eacn
locality by our own representatives, indicate
much that is encouraging. Whatever an
abundant, agricultural product Will accom-,
plish toward q restoration Of prosperity VIII
certainly this yesr be contributed. The pur,
chasing and debt-paying power Of the peo-
nile in vast sections of the country will be I'M
proved. while considerable activity must be
provoked during the autumn in replenishlng
Aha small stocks of merchandise held In all
hands. Other things than agricultural sue
cess NAV be needed to restore universal pros
perity. Expectation founded on that basis
has already led to disappointment. But
whatever else may be needed, it seems hardly
possible in the nature of things that revival
can be very much longer delayed.
Every day must bring us nearer 20 .ne
commencement of q better state OF things.
We have all the elements of wealth at hand
. abundant and varied resources, unrlvaleo
means Of transportation, large surplus o.
unemployed capital, well tried and success
full monetary system, and, above all. people
who have experienced far worse condition
Of things and yet have achieved success. I
NAV be that the one-hundredth anniversary
of the nation will both come and 60 before We
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FOR SALE.

ENOR SALE-An elegant new upright PIANO,
costing $780, will be sold for $3.50 including elegant
stool and cover Address M. E., Bulletin office.
iyl7 If
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New Orleans, July Is

DISSOLUTION - THE FIRM OF GIBSON &
- KALLEAN 19 BarOnne street. known as the
RES)RT opposite Grunewald Hall, dissolved
on Monday 18th inst
The busints, will be conducted in the future, at
same place, by the undersigned.
iy15-4t JAMES GIBSON
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

q. M B. j. Montgomery sell Household Furni-
ture, Carpets, Mirrors, Mattresses, etc., 81 Camp
street.