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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-28

The mold for pOttng plants should be light
and loamy, the fertili2ing material used being
well decsyed. II the coil Is rich of itself, 1t il
better to be either very sparng with the fertil-
yer or TO dispose of il altogether In the bot
tom OF the pot, place several small pieces
Of broken crockery or similar material to assist
tho drainage; and in setting the plant be careful
10 keep it well down in the pot and pressed
the mold should be about hall an inch below the
level Of the top Of the flower pot. Slips should
be planted close to the sides Of the pot, and in
ANAL pots.
When plant becomes pot bound, that is when
the roots have become matted around the sides
snd bottom OF the pot, tho plant, az soon a. it
has ceased blooming, should be repotted in n
larger pot. 1t is not necessary to remove any
Of the mold from the roots bnt simply to ill IN
the tpace in the larger pot with new and rich
mold.
Plants kept in the windows should be turned
every morning, or the Light striking on one side
only, will draw the plant to that SIDE 70 that all
its branches and leaves will turn toward the
window The water in the saucers should never
be applied to the plants. In cutting slips OF any
plants, always choose the youngest branches ;
and cut of the slip at the junction Of plant or
leaf, since the roots shoot more readily from
snch joints. II you follow these directions and
put sufficient eulphate OF ammonia to lust faint
the water applied to your plants, yon may cultl-
yate with success almost any plant. Country
Tenthmdn.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-28

Coddled Apples.-After the smaller fruits NJ
ont Of season, coddled apples make one Of the
very best desserts that can be sent to the table.
Gather small, unripe apples, do not peel them.
but cut them in slices from the core put them
in q saucepan and pour Oh water enough to COW
them cover the saucepan and stir the apples
occasionally to prevent burning, and when thor.
onghy soit, mach them through a sieve. Send
to the table in glass dish, with milk or cream,
If you have it. and put the nutmeg and crater on
the table for those who ike this spice.
Vegetarian Hotch- Potch.-Four large turnips,
one pound OF carrots, one onion, one lettuce,
and parsley. Put four quarts Of water into n
pan, set it on the fire, and put in the carrots
and the remainder cut in small peces) with the
other vegetables (all cut smalD season with
pepper and salt, adding small piece OF soda,
with quarter of a pound Of good butter. or
three tablespoonful of olive oil, and let all boil
well together slowly. Other vegetables may be
added. Eat with bread or toast.
Russian Composite. Take any greens which
the season affords. stew in a porridge pot I'M
til all texture OF the greens is entirely Destroy
sd--the green water must be drained OH and
thrown away stewed carrot may then be added,
or parsnip, Jerusalem artchoke. or pumpk in,
and one or more well beaten mp eggs : flavor
with little thyme or other sweet herb and salt
mix all ulroughly, and let it get cold. 1t ought
to be as solid butter.
BREAKFAST Mushrooms. a dozen or so
of medium-sized muslin ooms = place two or three
ounces of clean beef-drippng in the frying. pan,
and with it tablespoonful or more of beef
gravy, and very small quantity OF Liebigs OK
tract of meat. Set the pan on gentle fire. and,
AZ the dripping melts, place in the mushrooms,
adding salt and pepper to taste. In n few min.
ntes they will be cooked. Serve up in gravy.
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VECETlNE
WILL CLEANSE scRoFuLAFRoM THE SYSTEM
HONEST OPINION.

Mir. II. r. SrRVENs:
DEAR SIR - his IL 10 show that my son was taken
sick In January, 1864, with ScIofula, which came
out In large sores and ulcers GU his leg and hip His
leg was sweiled more than twice its natural rz'
lie had several doctors Of high standing IN iher
professionalism from Boston and three from
,harlestown--withont getting bit better He was
Obliged tn lie wherever lie WAS placed for he had M
use OF his limbs VIVA ever When We had given up
all hopes OF his LIVING We were tod to try Nk9R.
TINE, the great blood remedy and he had taken II
hut short time before We could see great change.
The sores run 50 hat that We had tu change the
cloths four or i've Tines day sun, he WAS getting
better for h could move his limbs and help him.
self little lie soon abie to Tit mp In bed xny
by constant Use of vE1kTlNE. It has cur. Il huh.
lie has lane leg, which he will probably have f"r
life but We ali honestly believe, II We had used
VEG RTiNE before we had bothered with the Sc doc
tors, 1t would nave saved 'the uhe OF hlA ley, and
restored II TO Datuiai health, l hope all those
troubled with Scroula will read this testimony OF me
and my son, who Is now well and able TO speak for
himself. CATHt RlNE MAllONbS,
pAN,Et M<HONEY,
10 Trenton ST., Gnarlestnwn, Mass.
May 10, ls;s
The above plain but honest statement conclusive
ly shows the quick and thorough GleauAlnR effects
OF The az + llNE Ia scrofuia.
VRaETISE Is acknowledged by all classes OF Peep G
to he the best auu most reliable bio "a purifier In
the world
vRGsTINE IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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DORCHESTER q DELAWARE ii
DALTINORE 4 POTOMAC Il. X,

NEW YORK AND WhSHiSGTT'G THROUGH
ON AND AFTER MARCH 7TR. 1870
Trains VIII leavs wilmington In connection with
the Baltimore Potomac r. H., IN followH:
Leave Wilmington 7cs 4. n. Arrive washington
s.l3, A. NJ, city hme
Leave Wilmington 10 -, A. ". Arrive " Arlington
s.AS, =. NJ, city tmo.
Leave Wilmington lsos I. y Arrive ssn'rgtor
AaA, +. H., city time
Leave Wilmington l,23, y. N. Arrive washington
nis, r. n, city time.
Leave Wilmington 40, =. n Arrive Washington
ll.9S +. H.. city limo.
RRrrnkNa:
Leave Washington s03 A. NJ, city tine. Arrive
wilmington 1907, r. n.
Leave Wash,nston $50, A. ~, city time. Arrive
Wilmington ~ IN, +. ~.
Leave Wash ugtou at i.ls =. N. Arrive Whining.
ton b.sa, p N.
Leave Washington 4.b1 r. NJ. city tmc. Arrive
Wilmington 9.2I +. N.
Leave washington s.ss. r. H., city time Arrive
wilmington l.9l, A. M
Local Trains leave Baltimore 100 $40 and I0.co,
A. NJ 100, 4l0, L1o, o.s5, P. N. Arrive Washington
sss slo and ll.Ss A. NJ 2.%s, s.sh, 200 AID t.lt z.
N.
Leave Washington $50 and !, 30 A. NJ, 80, ITO
and 10lbP. NJ. Arrive Baltimore lois, A. NJ, LIS,
| b.4b, s.33 aud u. r. n Gro. @. WILKINS,
Superintendent
FRANK THOMSON, Geul. Manager.
d. M. BOYD, in, General Pea. A&t fob9S-u
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-28

Tie few compositions,
which have won the conf.
hence Of mankind and he.
com 2 household words
among not only one hnl
many nat ons, must have
extraordinary virtues,
Perhaps no one ever 81
cured 10 wide n reputation
or maintained 1t 80 long
as Agsr's cherry i'eotorat
II has been known to the
public about forty years
by Il long continued seric,
OF marvellous cures, thai
have won for II a conn,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-28

Stations marked thus have no agents.
Tho regular morning train make 5'ose conn ct on
at Clayton with trains on the Delaware Road both
North and south.
Passengers for Baltimore change cars Of Whining.
| ton. Passengers from Baltimore on morning train
change cars ut Delaware Junction.
Trans No. and viii only run on Thursday and
Saturday.
sep9,sn FRED. GEPKER, Lessee
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-28

uence IN Its virtues, never equalled by any other
medicine. II still makes the NEST efectual cures of
Coughs, Colds, Consumption. that can be made by
medical skill. Indeed the Cherry Peciorai has really
great exteGt,anl given feeling OF immunity from
their rata Effects that Is well founded, II the RENE
dy be taken III season. Every family should have II
In their closet for the really and prompt relief of It,
members. Sickness suffering. and even life IL
saved by this timely protection The prudent should
not neglect it, and The wise will NOT. Keep 1t by
you for the protection 1t affords by ils timely use In
sudden attacks
Prepared by
DIR. j. C. AVER r co. Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Sold by
All nRl-EEIsTS 4
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"A French widower Says that when Fropoh-
man loses his wife il is at first duty to cry over
his loss, and then 1t becomes Il habit aud finally
. pleasure.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-28

A SFR'S CHERRY PICTORIAL.

For DiseascH of the = hrOat AMI Lungs, such NJ
Coughs, Gods WhO0ping nugh, Bron-
chltis, Asthma and CONSUMPTION.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-28
TesrtMonlAls.
PHILADELPHIA. June 7.

PHlLApELrHiA, June Z,
MeNsrs. NOISE MINER,
Gents THE roofs Of the three houses, Nd
las aud 1919 Noble Street, which was covered
your Egyptian Roofing, three years ago, are Il
feet condition now. Have required nothing i
them and are perfectly satisfactory.
I. q. CLkEMANN,
ATTORNEY At Ian
No. ls South Third str \
|
PHILADELPHIA, June Z, 1873
Messrs. koRsE n MISHK, Y
aentismen The Egyptian Roofing you laid fo'
me on gote corner Forty urat and IIaverford Road
n July 1877. has proved \ great success-has re
CURED no attention. believe 1t to be good an,
durable Roofing.
Respectfully,
X. II. LONG2kKR
No. 4oS0 Aspen Street. 4
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From the Cambridge Democrat and News.l

With fine weather large crowds were attracted
to the fair grounds The display Of stock does
credit to the county, and yet it should be much
larger. The display OF agricultural productions
is rather mesgre. Preserves, jellies, fruits and
domestic Injuries present better array. The
trottng has been magnificent when we take into
consideration the fact that many OF the best
horses in the county are affected with the cpl
2ootic.
In the first race on Wednesday Lady May, Sc
lin and Modoc competed, Selim winning. Rob
Roy. Bili and Zephyr were the entries in the
second, which was won by Bill in three straight
heats. In Thursday sraces Capt. Jack won over
Zephyr in two straight heats in the first race.
Traveller won the set Of carriage harness in the
other race.
The attendance on Friday was much larger
than on previous days. and the racer we're OF
much interest.
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XailroAd 3ines.
DHuAADELPHA WILMINGTON q
~ pALTluOkY RAILNOAO

PHILADELPHIA WILMINGTON 4
Il nALFlMOky RAILROAD.
OCTOBER - 1915.
Tfains viii leAse Wilmtngson - f0lioWA for
philadelDeA and lD1eemediAte otAtanos, 10 a10,
10, 0.SS le.11 q n, q Al6, 10, 80, .. U.
fhtiAaiophiA and New York. Isl q m, II =, $50,
sc. p. N.
baitimors aud Intermediate stations. isysa sss.
Z. m, b10 p. M "
Baltimore and wsAnlassnn, II So. a.ds > ~ .. M
t1yH1, l.oo, $50, 40 D. u.
Tfaina fos OoMWare DivAoh IeAve Tor
New Castle, o.OO, sYO os' . m, Lse, $50, p. m
Harrington and Intermediate eeA,ions, 16e, ~,
q n, AA0, .. n.
Doimas and Intafmodiate stAtscs,a. $40 -, q u.
SUNDAY rRAlNB.
Philadelphia aAu lutarmedisre STATIONS A10 u.
m, A.ss, AN, .. n.
fhiIsAlepnlS and New YORK, l3i y, IN.
BALTIMORE md Washington, la.53,XOs u ~.
For further information pnssahaefs ARE feferrr''
| 70 the time tables posted At the depot.
| mAxt1-1v q. r KINNEY. aupertnteL dent
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Reliable Evidence.

NM. II. X. STEVENS:
DEAR STA Il will m0et Oh ,arfully 8L my testim'-
ny to his great amber YOU have Alteadv received
10 favor Of your gfeAl and good medicine NIaEe1hE.
for do not think enough can he sad In lie praise,
for troubled over thirty years h that dresd-
FIJI d. ease, Cstarrh, aud had such bad coughing
spells that 1t would I'm ~ though could never
breathe any more. and vEak1I>k has cured me;
and do feel TO thank God all the time the. 9 u ~
good medicine IA NEeE INF, and also think u
one OF the best medicines for coughs and weak
sinkthG feeling n the stomach. anu advise every
body to take the vEaErIsR, for l can assure them
that is one OF the best medic mes that ever was
MRS L. GORE.
CIR. Magazine and alnut streets,
Cambii ga, Mas.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-28

AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITIONS At beIp0hVtLLe AND
cAnBRIDaR-FINE DIsrIAYs AND IARdE ArrES-
DANcE-fax Race. WA Il
Correspondents of the Commercial.
BRDoRvrlL4, Oct. n
The first annual fair OF the Bridgeville Ag'i-
cultural and Mechanical Society opened near
this place Of Tuesday for three day continuance
but owing b tho great interest manifested w.
continued over to to-day. The Atteuusnee ht'
been quite good, large enough to insure tile sue
cess OF the enterprise and render it a permanen,
cy. On yesterday the grounds were thronged
with people, several Thousand people being
present
The displays were quite attractive. OF horses.
cattle, sheen aud swine there WAS lar eXhiDit
made. The ladies' department WAS very full, ar
ticles from the agricultural department. having
been crowded into 1t, but the arrangement WAS
neat and tasteful and many samples OF ladies'
hAntlwork showed of to advantage. Besides these
there were agricultural products farming im-
plements, carriages, 40. Several wilmington
ians were on hand with articles on exhibition,
among them being J. H. Primrose with the
American Sewing Machine, Robelen q Bro. with
the Estey Organ, and r. M. Griihth with ms
fowls and pigeons
The prize to the bands (slOO) was won by the
Seaford Cornet Band.
The racing took place on half mile track,
which while somewhat angular, was IN far con-
dition. On Tuesday, Joe Baxter OF Talbot coun.
10, Md, and Lady Thorn, OF New Jersey three
minute horNes. competed for $3.50 pursc, Lady
Thorn winning it in three straight heats The
colt race on Wednesday was won by Wrghts 4
year old. A stallion race for $50 was contested
by Frank Pierce of fredericksburg and Mr.. Pow
ellis horse Of Easton, the former winning. The
race of the 2.45 horses was the most interesting
OF the day. There were four entries Blue
Dan of seaforl Jane and Sis OF New Jersey and
Paul Clifford OF Fredericksburg. Jane won the
race in 2.55]1, 25794 and $40.
The first race on Thursday was between Nellie
Of Bridgevlle and Orion OF fredericksburg fol-
purse Of $50, which was wonby the former In thu
sweepstakes race three entries were made-Si
and Jane Of New Jersey, and Joe Baxter OF
fredericksburg. The race Was not decided, bu
WAS continued till to-day.
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REPORT FROM A PRACTICAL
CHEMaSC AND AROEEAECA N.Y.

IOsTON, Jan !, ls74
DEAR sIR-rhis Is to Ger lily that have sold at
retail l54h dozen (is52 hOttlesl Of your NRGET Ne
since Aptl ~, 1870, and II truly say that 1t has
give the best satisfaction OF any remedy 4 ihs
complaints for which II 10 recomme nded thAt ever
sou. -scarceiy day passes without some Of my
customers fesifylng 20 lta merits on themselves or
their friends / am perfectly cognizant OF several
Scrofuious 1um irs being cured by Vk6rrINE alon.
IN this vicinity.
Very Respectfully Yours,
Al GILMAN,
To II. X. erLyKHs, FfQ 4Gs Broadway.
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Montgomery's
Nervine !

Montgomery Nervine cures Rheumatism.
Montgomery Neiyine cures Neuralgia
Montgomery = Neryilt cures Hys'cru
Montgomery's Eervne cures ileatache
Monlguluf Iy's Nnryne cures SciatiCa.
Honig0lhery'N Nerylne cures Fits.
Moniguincry'S Nervine cures Tie Dnor,uX
MCngOm'ry's Neryine cures PapilafInn Uf tie
II sart, and ali Nervous Affections.
why suffer, when one bottle OF this medicine win
give you Immediate relief? Principal depot, i3 N.
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa, FoF srie by all
druggists.
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Nsaifal.
TIL aKEAr 81 CRsroF Tue WONDERFUL
SUCCESS OF NEGETlNE.

It strikes NJ tua root II disease by purity ny the
blood restoring the aver and Kidneys to healthy &C.
ton. inv poiating the nervon, system.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-28
The Peminsula Fairs.

AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITIONS AT BRIp0fvfLLt AND
CAMbnIDaR-FINE DISPfAYs AND IAA0E ATTtN-
pANcE-FnK RACku. .1
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rssOUNANDS SPEAK ,

vEuEriSE ia acknowledged and recommended by
PHI, sirans aad apothecaIies tn I've tue rest p0linef
nnU cleans OF the b10i set disc vered and thou.
sands speak 10 IRA re who have bsen restored 70
health.
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We are now Offering TO
the publick the largest
stock Of Clo'h Goo Is to
be found In Philadel-
phla. We buy entirely
for Cash, AMI sell nj
the very lowest prices.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-12

taken from warehouse q reduction is made
for drayage. Table salt in pockets sells
at goo each, as in size.
LARD Oils quoted at CSC 0$l OS y
gallon.
MALr-Light supply aaa good demand.
Spring sells at 81 Coz 20; fall 81 Is; Cali
fOrnia 81 80 v bushel
HoPs-Good supply and dull. Wisconsin
is quoted at % 030c: New York 80 q 32c;
California $50 y Is.
BAGGING-Fair supply and active de-
mand. Round lots ara held at l5c for do
mestic jute. 1t is retailing at l5c v yard.
India sells at Wholesale at lie: at retail
llkc p yard.
EscULEHTs AND GREEN TEGETABLEs-
Large receipts of potatoes, and good de-
mand .or them. Onions. sourkrout and
cabbsges are plentiful and in moderate de-
.nand. Potatoes are selling at 1898 %:
onions $292 So; apples $303 so + Dbl;
cabhages S50S = crate: sourkrout s. 70
y bbi
CHEEsE-ls in far supply and limited
demand. Choice Western factory is quoted
at liz l2c p tt.
BEANS AND WESTERN PEAs-No receipts
this week, and NO demand. The market is
still bare OF green peas. Light supply of
beans. Northern beans are quoted a: ga a
$40 y It; Western $607 = Dbl.
WooL-Con'inues dull. Clear lake is
quoted at 80 q &c: Louisiana % Csc; bury
H0l6c v 10.
MANUFACTURED ToBAcCo-G0od supply
and fair demand. We quote: No. pounds
extra fancy $4,000; fine IS a70c; fine me-
dun GO q Soc; good medium IS a 60, common
sound 50 55e; bright quarters, common
medium 81 q Coo; bright navy tours and
fves 81 q Coo: No. I. fves and tens. dark
black sweet 50 oslo; navy pounds So 054c:
navy thirds 81 a SIC; fancy styles, natural
leaf. twist. pancake, etc. SIS 090c.
BEEF-Folton N arket is quoted at $il 50
IL IS y half DBL; Texas $l011l so y
bbi: half bt.s s. so as: Western SIG y bb!.
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SHERIFFS SAFES.
The City Of New Orlenns W, Louis A.
POincy.

The City Of New Orlenns W. Louis A.
POincy.
GUPERlOR DISTRICT COURT POR THE PARISH
~ Of Orleans. No. 73,242 BY virtue Of q writ of
Herr facias to rue directed by the honorable the
superior District Court for the parish of Orleans
in the abOve entitled cause for city taxss OF 1874
Will proceed to sell at public auction. at the Mer-
chants and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal street.
between Canal and CustephOuse Streets in the
Second District of this city. on MONDAY. Seq
TENDER 49, 1875. ut twelve O'Clock H., the following
ONE CERTAIN LOT or GROUND, situated in
the First District CT this city, in square number
I'VE. bounded By Front, Fulton, Lafayette and
GltOd etreets. designat ted as lot number 0ne meas
uring twenty four feet three inches on Front
street, by one hundred and eighteen feet in depth.
FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, s uafed in
the First District Of this city, in square number
nfty, bounded BY TchoupitOulas. Pearl, DelOrd and
C&liOpe streets, esisnated as lots numbers seven
Leer, eighteen, Eenty nine and thirty, measu ing
forty -tN feet TchoupitOulas street by hal
ored and sixty seven feet in depth
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GeOUND. situated in
one hundred and nineteen, bounded by Annuncia-
t1on Caope, Constance and Gaiennie streets, des.
ignated as lots numbers seven and eight, measur-
ing lorty four feet Annunciati street. by one
hundred and ten feet in depth.
ONE ChkTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the
Inrd District OF this city, in square number three,
bounded by Decatur. Frenchmen, Elysian Fiel 10,
Esplanade and Peace streets, designated as lot
number eight, measuring forty six feet on Decatur
street, by one hundred and sir feet in depth.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Casn on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAE.
anil y se12 Civil of no por;oh ~ nr,,oc~
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jcory,yuEp FROM fIkAr PAaa.!

.Cortes is etill outside. The Alabama ls on
he bar and the OberOD IL lnsl1e. ! lie
Cauandaisua has gone to Quarantine tor
day or two.
VIcKsBURG, August ll.-Passed down
Rec and harges, at nine o'clock last night.
Arriyed-St. Genevieve, at ) z. NJ. No lie
partures today. Heavy rain this evening.
The river has risen two inches II the last
twenty four hours
MEMPHIS, August 1.-THE river rose Two
and half inches up 10 seven O'Clock. Inc
weather is cloudy and threatfn'ns Ne
parted-City OF Helena. for st. Lonls.
CINCINNATI, August li.-River thirty-two
feet six inches and falling fast Weather
cloudy and showery.
PIrTspURG, Auguet iI.-tiver five feet
our inches and falling. Weather clondy.
EVANSVILLE, August il.-R!ver iol 7'ohe
and four tentbs feet and falling slowly.
Partly cloudy weather
CAIRO, August l.-Arrived-Jsmes How
ard, from New Orleans. at l r. d.: CherG-
l,ee' from Cincinnati, ana City OF ticks-
burg. from St. Louis, at s p. M. Departed
James Howard, for st. Lonis, at Z t. NJ:
Cherokee. for New Orleans, at 7. NJ;
City of Vicksburg. for Vicksburg. at +.
NJ. The river at : p. N. was fOrty-tour feet
nine inches and stationary. Weather clear.
Mercury 7i'.
LOu1svILLE, August ll.-River falling
rapidly: eighteec feet at the head OF the Ca
nal. Weather cloudy and cool.
ST, LOUIS, August lI.-Arrived-Capltol
City, from Vicksburg. No departures. The
river has fallen eight inches. Weather
cleJr and warm.
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Tho National Telegraph COMPANY.

A San Francisco dispatch to the Ameri
can Press Association, dated August :, saws;
Alfred A. Cohen, the active manager Of
the National Telegraph Company, says his
knowledge of telegraphy was gained in ar
experience in the railroad business. The
new telegraph company is backed by the
wealthiest men on the Pacific coast. The
plan Of the company is to make telegraphy
cheap as business speculation.
Mr.. Cohen believes that the wires will be
largely patronized when the tolls are within
the means of all classes. Messages between
San Francisco and New York are to be
transmitted for one dollar, and between ali
other points the rates will be proportion
Gtely low.
Work is to commence at once at Omaha,
Chicago and New York, and loops or con.
Meeting lines will be run from Chicago to
st. Louis and VIA Denver to Cheyenne to
avoid storms in Iowa and in the North
Platte.
Where desirable lines can be bought al
ready on poles purchases will be made, or
favorable leases accepted. This will be
done to facilitate the company's speedily
getting to work; but ultimately the Ne
ti0nal company will run its own new and
excellent lines clear across the continent,
all the principal points of the
United States aud CanaiaA
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The City of New Orleans vs.. Octave Saulay.
CUPERlOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ Of Orleans, No IS 339-Bv virtue of a
writ OF feri faeas to me directed by the honorable
Orleans. in the above entitled cause, for city
tsxes Of 1874. viii. proceed to sell at pubc aue
ton, at the Merchants and AuctiOneers' Exchange,
Royal street. between Canal and Gust ON hou &c
streets. in the Second District Of this city, on
MOSDAf, September IS. 1875, at twelve O'Clock
NJ. the following described property. 10 wit
in the First District of this city, in square number
two hundred and twenty nine, bounded by Ba-
rome. Cninn, Carsndelet and Perdido streets des.
ignated az LOT c, measuring one hundred and eight
cen feet five inches on Bsronne street. by one hun.
dred and thirty feet eleven inches On Union street
Seized in the above suit.
TeTMs-Cash OF. tn, spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
Aul2 y se2 Civil Sheriff Of the PARISH Of Orleans