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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-12-30
SHERIFE.'S SALE
-OF
Saddles, Harness, Leather, Find
ings, Tools, Etc.,
AT AUCTION,
Thursday Morning, Dec. 80, at 10 O'cpk,
BY A. E. .FRAEKLAND, I95 Main 81.

9Th Ward Democratic Conservative Club
TNHERE will be meeting CT this Club on
THURSDAY NIGHT, DEC. 3Oth, at ~ o'clock
opposite the Poplar Street Markethouse. All
members, and others desirous OF cC-operatipg
are earnestly requested TO attend, as business
OF Importance will be transacted
BY order GEO. ID. CROCKETT, Prest.
B. e BARINDS. SacretarY. laclI
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Foreign kilograms.

London, December %: The bullion
withdrawn from the Bank of England
on balance to-day wss two hundred and
ninety-fve thousand pounds sterling.
Madrid, December %: EI CronistG, g
ministerial organ, states that the king
will to-day sigu q decree ordering gen.
srAl elections to be held on January
10th, and convoking the cortes for Feb.
Iuary 18th.
London, December 20: A Paris spe-
cial reports that the Orleans princes
have decided not to take seats In the
senate or chamber of deputies. The Due
d'AumAle has written letter declining
nominatinns for either house.
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known - loss. me Psudnra box opened and fc==@
farfaH ffitnr fuf tfria. dfarf Tfan ~ he pr
pltrrfnr nf ffs rfrios fhfif enfu ly che trurk
nan Which resulted ia ifa arrest ~ Nirrnrfon lf in
taftlgp az 3 riifh afr n ihHianfeF street. d. was
pii-ci uaih uuiahsr uf fi rsnt m rwm ~ Heud-
qntrfsr. and 80. promptly nsnfiiHfl o. ihsissin
Detective KING tn fffae ti BE rsurfr1fian .aif
flaf .r..tiaH fN fNfsa lffrlfl F f Nf'isfifit The
latter osnillfrl al iur a. tnu4 n prislf, lla lrfn
lfna isfrn q thnt he fsfiif UHf o. rirls unfil the
ooilred man arrived NafrHfffn r1infsl 'iie uiirht
.rtti' nn 1000. rIf NHtHH I' sIlHr af'ru Or tf'tnf
n,.i "a rl.e rrsf,llr .ad f N 's.- VIZ fHi lfl "
ttrsri az iis defence ffif.l HfnaFr. io nos ihat
on the flY 81 fhr aroeff falk marked "N " aud m H
ua- seven in lfiif nf fl.r puif lirft iniaht .fff
which ttgn ulrr pllcel ugssn fru-k ufhrf a. whom
was tho pri-orrr Ihn 10 iifIs te ~ Co., truck
Testified 'hsi d. nas fair afflan ono ihn ifh ~
April hired b, tao mfH "a fir rrnrr nl iaii and
West streets IL carrf box n fir rurIaF nf Hrr1IgnY
and Thirty rVrnih arrrfs iui could a0i Whstbsr
the Aroused wns ~ iir.n
The sister 20 hr PRISONER 1uf hrr husband rsiGonis
Of Jersey tiy, we're rtr fp onutrafr the ncrrn Who
larceay % The rurler 90 Wall and William Streets but
his relatives materially coni rsiisicd eirh other.
Harrington was then callr AMI protected tiai he did
not meet The negro on fhe Hhv in question nnd know
nothing rhoi me box tooth hrushcs llr produced
PARTON which De- received "a the Joliet I'M Fruicn-
tiary on thc 21ih 20 March.
Assistant District Attorney Rollins suhiccicd tho
prisoner 20 searching examination. from whirh
II appeared he eary commenced "a criminal carer he
admitted that he had bccu an inmate ~ Three state
prisons
Tho Jury in the % Harrington into court ~
a late hour and the fOrrman stating that u was imlns
sibe for them agrce tho Recorder discharged NoIn
II Is understood that there seven lnr conviction
and five for acqutia. Tho prisoner was rcmandod
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sNATcHING A WATCH
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURr- CHA MBERs--Icld ny Judge West
brook--Nos 80 ~ &c ~ CO. IS, IS, 103 los los l3e
141 llh 1876 1871, los, 167, la I76 IT'S 1872 1873 1856
ISIS, 1875, 1876 203, 20i, POS, BOG 207.
CoURr OF GENERAL. SEssIoNs--IIeld by Recorder
Hackelt-Thc People vs.. Henry Noonan and Pat
rick McKron robbery; Same Michael McCarty,
robbery; same vs. Michael Eagnn and George Walsh,
robbery; Same vs.. Thomas Donavan, burglary; Same
VS. John Wilson and William ST. Clair, burglary Same
vs. John 7. Mctilynn, burglary; Same Thomas Raj
fcry grand larceny; Same Charles Bauer and Henry
Kiscr grand larceny; same vs. Alexander Thcycncnt.
grand larceny; Same William Milbank and Henry
Michncls grand larceny; Same VS. Morris Kelly grand
larceny; Same Christopher O'D0nncll grand lar
ccny: Same Robert Osborn, grand larceny; Same
W. Charles IcmeGke, grand larceny; Same vs. Charles
Short grand larceny; Same John Roddy. grand lar
ccny; Same Robert Ellis grand larceny Same vs.
otto Fancy, grand larceny; same vs. John OConnor,
vs. George rarkins dsOrderly house; Same vs. Jane
Allen, abduction; Same Clnra Gcsart nhandonmcnt
Same VS. William Williams, assault and battery: Same
vs. Bcrnc McCullun, assault and battery; Same VS.
John Geek, violation lottery laws.
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THE CANAL FRAUDS.
ORDERS OF ATTACHMENT AND ARREST Against

DENIsoN, DELDEN 4 co.
Aner Judge westbrook. holding Supreme Court,
Chambers had adjourned the Court yesterday and was
seated In his private room, Mr.. Fairohild Assistant
State Attorney General, applied to him for orders of
attachment and arrest against Henry D. Donison,
James j. Bcldcn, A. Caldwell Bcldcn and Thomas Gale
comprising the firm Of Denson, Bclon & Co., canal
contractors. living in Onondaga county. AS basis of
the application there were submitted afIidavts of
Mr. sweet state Engineer and Surveyor, and Mr. APP
gar, Deputy Treasurer, and the complaint OF Attorney
General Pratt Mr. sweets affidavit sets forth the mode
~ which, alleged, money frauduently obtained
hy Dcnison, Bcden & CO., from the State Treasury
That oi Mr. Apgpr simply states The fact Of demand for
the money and refusal 10 repay the same. The
plant celebrates tho work done by Dcnson, Bclden
a 10 their state contracts tho amounts that were
legally due such contracts and the amounts actually
paid thcm
Anda,ts Of John IT, Bigclow and State Auditor Thayer
also submitted, which declare that tho accused
contractors procured the amount mentioned below under
color ol contract bat through the corrupt combination
and collision ol state officers.
Having glanced nc The papers Judge WesbroOk
granted both orders The order OF attachment Is for
Sfl7,57l and upon property In Onondaga county be
ongng 70 Dcuison, Boldcn n Go. In the order of
hrn
Judge wcsthrook, ~ is well known, Is the Judge Of
Onund3ra county and FOR this the present ap-
pcaion vas made 10 him. the orders being granted by
him ~ Judge of that county Mr. Fairchld came from
Albany yesterday purpose 10 apply for these orders
state capital u Is probable tho orders will be served
day.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.

1--WE YEARS ron ASSAULT WITH DANGEROUS
WEAPON -LAncENEs---JAcK SHEPPARD ON
TRIAL.
In the Court Of General Sessions, before Recorder
nackctt yesterday John ,. Ducking who was charged
with nnng oadcd pistol al Frederick fubo on the sth
Of July INJECTING wound his len car, pleaded guilty
10 an assault with a dangerous weapon with intent TO
in,urc Hs Honor sentenced Bucking 10 tho state
Prison for hvo years
Gesrsc wnsop alias Augustus Mahurun, who was
charged wih stealing the 18th ofJuno, horse and
~psun containing load Of potatoes valued nj siOO the
property 81 John o'nonncl pleaded guilty to an
aiicupt a fraud larceny Tho horso and wagon and
lsr u che load were recovered ihc same day.
Catharinc joyce was tried upon an Indictment charg
ihs hcr YIN stealing t5i % nom tho person of Michael
hcts, a. his apartments, No Is Cherry street Amer
feuserabe elaboration mo Jury rendered verdict Of
ruifF
fHr pr.uuers each cent to the State Prison Tor
tNn years 4ul eos months
To- an' 'asr ~ spccal Interest disposed ofby tho
W. w. fhafsr q 'rreny preferred against Charles
NafthNimn allies Jack sheppard The aroused was
rrl "a thf Juue term ~ che Court when the Jury dis
urrl iaH statement ~ the alleged crime, together
tth sketch "a ilo criminal history Of the accused
gwen n ie NEnAtb ~ tie tinie Of thr arrest and
fHnn ihe nrlnf tf1l fc icang fcafurcs II which wc
sA fnrl fnAir y nrnrars tlat 90 me 5th Of April a
iffn tIltktn named Henry ntalsUn who was n the
fngIat aI nfeesier Mi.is a Co. No 2ss Pearl street
rnufrf ne hnK containing tooth and nail brushes
NHfi from jersey Cty 20 the establishment.
thaf atHu he arrived I'd te corner Of prn,i,,, AMI
Chamhefs sifofi BE- afpFoachod bv the prisoner
brnrna u Dr. arins .nail box, which be- said con.
tansd rolt waichcs and vhch De- requested nolson 10
carry fo ie rurnor NJ broadway and Curtnndt street
thai When ihft arrived iherr They went to The tl rd
hent nnen ir lf nn'f requested lhc trucsman 10
fuAn ~ iir d'nf u hr returned with thc key; the ne
gro oiracntiy complied ufh the request but lIarrng
tun dsl hni return hUdsun, upon seeing that be was
scsinizod Proee'ded 70 ulo station house aud made
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ToMBs POLICE COURT.
Before Justice Duny


A FOURTH WARD GUFIIAN.
George Welsh OF No 34l Water street. an oysterman
by occupation, was held 10 answer complaint n
Mary Ann OBrien, aged eighteen years who charged
him with attempting to commit an Indecent assault upon
her at her residence, No Gs James street
ALLEGED FELoNfoUs ASSAULT
On complaint OF officer Anderson, OF the Fourteenth
precinct John W. jefferson, colorcd man, residing at
No GS Enst Houston street. was committed to await the
result of the injuries OF William H. Holmes, whom he
he Is accused Of having dangerously cut with
Holmes removed to Bellevue Hospital
ARREST OF SNEAK.
The residence of Martin Guerine No. % Park street.
yesterday entered and robbed Of coat watch aud
money amounting In all TO the value Of f34 Detective
Dorcy, of tho Sixth precinct while passing through
Baxter street about noon, man endeavoring to
dispose of n cont at second hand clothing store
Noticing something suspicious about tho fellow, he
the station house and complained of the robbery
The coat and watch found Detective Dorcy's pris-
onor, Thomas Fleming were identified by Gucrne his
Fleming who said he resided mt No 800 East sixty
ninth street, taken before Justice Duffy and held
for trial.
FARO.
Isnac Nathaniel OF No 2O5 East Eighty street.
patronized yesterday, faro bank kept No 2os Bow
cry and stakcd IS the game Tho keeper OF the
game John Mathews declared that Nathaniel had lost
his money. The latter believed he had won. and de-
mandcd grcenbacks. He told 10 got out and did
Meeting police officer he made complaint and
Mathews arrested Justice Duffy held him for trial
for keeping faroJ)ank.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
MAsTERs--EIvER OPPOSITION TO BRIDGES


WASHINGTON, August 8, 1875
No II October Torn, 1874 Tho steamboat Mollie
Mohler her boats &C. The Northwestern Union Packet
Company claimant, and Pcyton s Davidson and Joseph
a. Shepherd, stipuator, appellants, VS.. The Home In
surancc Company Of New York-Appcal from tie Cir
cult Court for the Eastern District Of Wisconsin.
Mr. Justice Davis delivered the opinion Of the Court
Tie appellee the insurer OF cargo Of wheat
shipped barge appurcnant to the steamer Mollio
Mohler on the 19th OF May, 1866 at Mankato on the
Minnesota River in the State of Minnesota and dcs
tined to st. Paul on the Mississippi The barge was
wrecked by collision with bridge pier just above the
city Of ST. Paul and the cargo became a total loss
which tho Insurance Company paid and filed lis libel
In tho District Court to recover the amount under its
right Of suhr0gatlOn
is insisted lhat The loss occurred through peril of
navigation, which of the exceptions contained
IN the b of fading, and that therefore the carrier was
excused from delivery Of the wheat. Both the lower
courts held that this excuse not justified by the cvi-
deuce. and that the officers Of the steamer guilty
OF "a wrongful in attempting piss througl Tho
piers of The bridge III the state vt The weather ut the time
Tho burden Of proof lies ON The carrier aud nothing
short Of clear proof leaving no reasonable doubt for
controversy, should be permitted 10 discharge him
from duties which the law has annexed TO his cmplov-
mcnt This burden has been assumed by the carrier
and the case heard on the testimony introduced
v the rcspondents the Hbrlant having called no wit
The answer sets up that the accident occurred
through sudden and unexpected gust of
wind, which overlook tho boat ms She was
fore ausWcablr Tor the consequences OF the col
son. may be- true that The boat would have safely
made the passage IL the wind had not driven her against
the pier; but This does not solve the difficulty Tho in
quiry whether the passage should have been under.
taken at all IN the general bent OF tie weather on
that day II the carrier had sufficient warn
ing TO put him on his guard, and chose to
NEGLECT il and take the chances of a venture
Whom common prudence told him there was danger in
IT, hc cannot escape tho ground that the particular
peril which finally him was sudden gust of
wind The general doctrine that carrier is not an
sScrablo for goods lost by tempest has application to
such a case. 1t Is undonabo that TIC weather was
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sUAINIARY OF LAW GASES.

The temporary injunction granted few days since
by Judge wesbrook in the suit brought by Mrs Sarah
Brown against Joseph Cromn and Daniel r. Lyddy was
yesterday made permanent
Application was made yesterday by Mr.. e. C. Price
10 Judge Wcstbrook to discharge n person com
mittod 20 the Almshouse as yagrant on the ground
that he was Of means. Judge Westbrook took
the papers fur examination.
Josiah Carpenter agent for the sale OF Bibles, ar
rested yesterday for opening business letter addressed
10 a former agent released his rccogniZance
10 appear there being proof of fraudulent intent.
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WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge WandeII.

ARREST OF A BURGLAR.
On the 4th OF July last the premises Of Ernest Crete
of No 122 Greene street. entered and about 500
worth Of property, consisting OF billiard balls, opera
glasses and rcvolvers carried away. On Sunday
morning Officer Murphy arrested Edward Hayden apd
iros Eascr ssspsco1 cf being connected with she
burglary. Hayden was yesterday held to answer and
Maher was discharged.
TIE OLD STORY
On Sunday morning Anthony Heitler Of No. 143
Blocker street. cnticed into house the corner
Of Greene and Amty streets by Kitty Edwards While
there he robbed Of Sl5. Kitty arrested ycser
day and held TO answer at General Sessions.
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THE OLD STORY.
ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Smith.
RECKLESS DRIVING

HEChl4lSo DHlNlNG.
Yesterday afternoon wagon driven by William Feche
ran over q child named Charles Bischel the corner
of Fourth street and Second avenue. officer Uhl, of
the Seventeenth precinct the occurrence and or
dered Fleche TO stop lie refused and drove at furi-
Gus rate up Second avenue Officer Uhl in hot pursuit
On the corner of second aud Eleventh street
he was stopped by officer HOrgan, when he and n
panion named Charles Babe assaulted the officer
When brought before Judge smith, Flcche was held to
in $500 bail at Special Sessions and Babe
held in $500 bail to keep the peace for six months.
H.t sNATCHING WATCH.
James Healy arragnod on charge Of stealing a
watch from Charles Josephs, of No. 100 Cherry street.
on Sunday night Mr.. Joseph attacked by Henly
who snatehed his watch and OH Hcaly held to
answer in 81 900 bail.
FELoNIOUs ASSAULT AND BATTERY.
An alteration took place in Orchard street Sunday
night between Jacob schud, of No 95 Stanton street.
and Henry Killing of No. 162 Orchard street Schuld
was knocked down and cut in the arm, and Killing was
cut in the side. They were both arrested by officer
DOpn, of the Tenth precinct and each committed
by Judge Smith to answer in 81 coo bail.
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INOR SALE-A NICE RESTAURANT; INCOME SIS
per day: floors, each, furnished Ninth
ward. Apply for week 10 W. w. LAWS, agent, li5
Perry
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y OLD ESTABLISHED BAR AND RESTAURANT
II DOING u .uad bnsin" for ,ale wonhl Fs
Mortgngr sickness Of selling Apply rs West st
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CORNER HOTEL. WITH a. ROOMS. FOR SAL E.
y For SiOiD will srli half interest; chance; also
corner Liquor stores. Rostasrants.
MfTCllELL's Ston Agency. II Cedar street.
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A FINE CIGAR STORE FOR SALE CHEAP: ALSO
~ Bakeries. Fruit stores. rucerrs Ten stores revision
stores, TrinN stores. Drug stores. fonsctinnrrics
MIrCHEI.f.S store Agency. II Cedar street
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! A WELL ESTA BLIs1E1 FAMILY LIQUOR GrDHH
Il in sixteenth ward doing gond ready cash business
good years lrasc cheap license paid up
n May satisfactory for selling Address G. j.,
I Herald anscc
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WANTED TO PURCHASE.

JITANTFD-6 OR \ COPPER LINED STEAM JACKET
w ed Kettles $50 to 1 gallons capacity aud W ror
Tanks about feet diameter and -, feet high Address
with full particulars MARTIN kALBfLElsGHs Sons
% Fulton street.
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A CONFECTG ON3RY VARIETY STORE AND NEWS
"A Depot w p ,ind paper route, paying profit so
per week win De sni. n applied Tor once SOD
JAMES DENNIS 6 90. Ii6 Nassau street
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LNOH SALE-A LARGE BAKERY IN GOOD PLACER
everything cash the counter; will sell cheap
OF other busncss Inquire 81 East sixteenth st.
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I.rOR SALE-TIIE WHOLE OR PART or \ FIRST
class Meat Poultry Fish, Oyster Fruit and Vegetable
Market with Horses Wagons and Fixtures all in good order
II bouglt to-day will be sold cheap Apply 20 d. L SiluM MAN
premises Peoples Market. orange, y. D., or u
ZlMIR ". HrTGnEK. - Nnssan strcct New York.
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NOR SAI.E-AN EXCELLENT RECEIPT FOR EN-
Il ccssivc swelling of. feet Lots of money In II
Price SiuJ Address L. Box l26 Herald Brooklyn Branch
Office.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-11
Mr., III. N. SiebrecHt,
40 ROYAL STREET

HAS JUST RETURNED FROM NORTHERN
AND EASTERN CITIES.
His large experience in the selection OF articles o.
UPHOLSTERY, FURNITURE, PAPER HAM,
INGS etc, and the peculiar and exceptional adyan
tages possessed by him in making purchases mas
enabled him to lay in stock Of goods which tor ez
cellence, elegance style AID prices cannot Dc sur
passed in the South. 60, ar.;oIos "a
ia his assortment Of Looking Glasses articles OF
Fancy Furniture and his stock Of rich and beauuIul
GOVERN rs and Trimmings for Furniture he especlay
invites the particular attention OF his friends ana ING
public. - c,,.aas pob.
tinet Curtains Cornces, Cords and Tassels VIII pe
Velvet and Decoration Paper and cheap Wall Paper,
al lowest prices. Particular attention paid TO
making Lambrequins and Curtains in new s'yles.
ol0 In cod Store, ~ Royal street.
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MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION OF LOUISIANA,
-AT--
ST. PATRICK's HALL,
On Saturday Evening, November go, 1878.

On Saturday Evening, November ~, 1870
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
ROBERT H. BARLEY, Chairman;
Hugh Flynn J.J Fitzpatrick, P. Ellzardi,
Jas r O'Brien, DR.. E 7. Shepard, Andrew Leo,
Matt Gladden.. p Bradley Jno McCatfrey,
H. M OMealie J. T. Gibbons, VIM. German,
Frank McEl1Oy.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE:
Philip McCabe, Chairman,
Jno n Healey P. Barron, VIM Conway
M. Griffen, Bart. Moran, i. M. Gilmore,
n McManus Js Sullivan J. B. Durnin
led NJ OMeallie, Ed Dutfey NJ Walsh,
j. F.Pendergrast, P. Short M r. Gilien,
T. d, Carey, K I. Shepard, VIM. German,
las. Sweeney. Thos Lynch T. j. Burke
S. Mcnamara DR.. E. T. Shepard, T. McDermott.
Martin DevaDey.
FLOOR hANAGERs:
Robert Fl. BARLEY, Chairman,
John McPheln P. Elizardi, Jno. kennair
T. Doherty NJ J. Sheehan T. J. B. Flynn
J. B. Cunmngham Geo. McCloskey.
Application for Ladies' Invitations can be made to
p i hardi, at corner of Grams and Vaudeville
streets; Philip McCabe 100 Camp street; NJ j.
Sheehan Ms. azine street opposite Magazine Market
Edward Dore Tchoupitoulas and Marengo .treets
John Kenr air Old Levee and Toulouse eets
or to any member OF the Committee of Arrange
ments.
Sealed proposals for the rent of the Bar Restaurant
and Hat may be left with the Secretary OF the
4 ssociation, 116 Poydras street, corner OF Camp
treet, up to the 10th of November.
TICKETS. 1.-Two DOLLARS
o3 20-eodlm
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AUCTION SALES.
By r. M. & B. J. Montgomery.

BANKRUPTCY.
r. NJ. s B. J. MONTGOMERY, AUCTIoNEERs
The Stock of New York Wholesale House
AT AUCTION.
IMPORTANT TO THE TRADE and PUBLIC.
Over sl73 600 worth of
FOREIGN AND DOMES TIC DRY GOODS,
At Auction.
GREAT BANKRUPT SALE OF DRY GOODS
at the large and spacious store,
100 Canal, betw. Camp and St. Charles streets,
Commencing on TUESDAY, November ID 1875
a large consignment of Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS.
Consisting of West of England. FreRch and German
broad and narrow v oolen Cloths Of all shades and
colo1s French, English and Scotch Fancy Tweeds
Beave, s. Chinchellas Cloakiogs. etc Also, Scotch
French AID German Poisly Cashmere, Queensland
Ottoman, la5e and other fashionable and desirable
Snawls.
DRESS GOODS in great variety, such as heavy
black and coored Silk Satins, irish and Lyons Pop
Inns all wool Merino Delaines Sateen Cloths, Serges
elegant imported Plaids. Alpacas. Empress Cloths,
etc. very rich and rare assortment OF Lyons SIX
Velvets Velveteens and fire Plush Suitipgs Prints,
bleached and unbleacbed COttons tram one 10 three
Blankets Flannes, ladies', gents and children 5
Hosiery Gloves etc. Together with very choice
and we'll selected stock of Velvet Brussels, AKIN n
ster Tapestry and Ingram Carpetin $, Rugs, etc,
ssh Quilts and variety of her goods too numerous
to mention.
Sales to continue from day to day until the entire
stock is disposed Of The whole TO be sold without
reserve in lots to suit FIR cash. Sales 10 commence
daily at 10 A. NJ, 2 P. NJ. and IL P. NJ.
oOI I'm NAE
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EDUCATION.

NOTICE TO PARENTS AND OTHER CITI
IN ZENS-
Peabody Primary and Grammar School,
PAT st. Charles street. opposite Tivoli Circle.
This Mouel School for the methodical instruction
of Bo,s and Gi,ls, respectively between end 12
years of age under the direction of competent and
an experienced Principal will be opened in the
Rooms of the Peabody Normal Seminary, at A. NJ
MONDAY, Goth SEPTEMBER.
N. B-Respectabe children, who have been i'm
perfectly instructed in crowded Primary Depart
ments of public schools or who not for any rea
sol, enter those schools, are INVITED to attend
this Model School, and their parents, and others fa
voring this movement are raquested to confer with
the Principal or with the Undersigned, between
and 10 A. NJ, on any day of the week.
ROBT. M. LUSHER,
A gent of the Peabody Educational Fund, and State
Superintendent de ure of Public Education, Leu
isiana
New Orleans, Sept. IA, 1875 SIS tt