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suffrage extended 10 the would prove panaceS rr
the evils present social or political es-n On
the contrary he thinks would tend 10 wea&en mutual
interests, create unwomanly aspratons and domestic
dssensons and thus sunder the ties OF love and ahec
ton Whatever may be the pretensons OF agtators he
heeves a. certain that no OF refined culture OF
of proper sefrespeo Will attempt to step outside OF ner
annronriate sphere The essay Education and It's
Frrors" is full OF excellent suggestions, whch may NC
commended TO the attention Of ALL whether parents or
teachers who are concerned in the training OF the
young
HISTORY OF wlxnHAM COUNTY, CONNECTICUT By ELLEN
j. LAsNED. Vol Worcester hsi~
The valuable contribution to local history
presented IN this volume has been compiled from mu
nepa ecclesiastical and judicial records from the ar
chives OF Connecticut Massachusetts, and Rhode isano
and from various unpublished manuscripts, and from
private letters and diaries. Great use mas also oeeh
made Of the genealogical and antiquarian researches
Of former residents OF Windham county, inc
fruits OF whose unattractive laoors are mere
presented in available form The preparation Oh Tue
work indicates remarkable patience and industry on inc
mart ~ The author with whom the study OF the drest
details appears to possess the charm OF On agreeaoie
recreation Among other topics OF traditional interest
the legend OF General Putnam and the wolf IS CONSUL
cred at length and is found TO lose nothing OF s "o
der by being described according 70 the truth OF history
The famous rencontre took place in the town OF rom
fret in the year l7i3 At that time Putnam was young
man stranger in the town. but with every Characters
tic OF the hero OF TO- The main features OF the story a
preserved popular tradition are set forth by the a
thor without casting any doubt on their credbility'
u.Sr, a. ny DFTERNINIIIvR MINRRALOGY. By GBoReE j.
| BRUSH ovo. pU lO4 John Wiley x Son.
Among the services of Yale College to the
cause OF ply science the present volume may claim
| a distiu gushed place 1t was originally prepared sew
eral years SINCE as textbook for the laboratory and
has since served Of annual course OF lee
lures and practical exercises in the Sheffield Scientific
School The materials Of the work nave been derived
TO great degree from eminent German authorities,
but have been arranged in FORM adapted to faci-
itate the ibors OF the student AS practical manual
for use the laboratory the volume has probably no
superior the English language combining as 1t does
the best fruits of foreign research with the personal
| experge OF the author.
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REAL ESTATE.
EEw.YoRK. Thursday. Jan. as. 1875.

NEW YORK. Thursday, Jan. IS. 1875.
AT the Exchange SalesrOOms to-day, Samuel
A. Steele five lots 2SxlOo5 located the north
side Of Fftysecondst, commencing 400 feet east OF
Eighth ave-, to c. Bnn. for $4,000.
Joseph Mcclure sold tho threestory brick house aud
two lots 2jxo0 east side OF Fourthaye between
One hundred -twenty-sixth and One-hundredand-
yseventh-sts, and known by the numbers 2,329
and 1881 FOurth-ave for $4,000 The property was pu-
chased by the plaintiff In the suit.
Tie sale announced by Adrian Ii. Muller son was
DOS poned until Feb T.
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
EEw-YoRK CITY.
Dr S H. 10 90 = 30. 'o ..". $3.50
hynsIOa H. ST ,n NO. Gordon Ava cart 267
" Gitbn, Goo 3250O
CELL Soo5 ~ Isaac "a, $500
Ssa'st ZOo8 II " o. dave io,'oo .o.s ..... $500
lI Il d., .. : s. wv eo 1900
l6t1.,t' . 1870 Il Of 2i.ays 2OIlOOll CStbarne A.
IRE o. e,nso eat II ho"'fN' 'nu 500
li9tbst n = 500 II e Of 3d,ve 2OIIOOlO; Annie b. "S
Bradbury Johnson, TO Thomas oVV
iJ WIT n : Mr. @I H. 1900
l3ithrt and 3jh-s and Walnut OaSayes, Morrsaol
neA rof' io'' iaI1 49OOO
IEAsKHOLD COsyEIANCgs
20th-s, 100 v of 9;hsye 6Or9s9i the Wa7'de In
duTal Home to First Free VIII Baptist Chuteh
sos ,a5 ,aS ,eSbalS to- 600
RECORDED. - ,.o
Maiden sna No 90 store and cellar 81 years year V
Rom =, No 90 = ye.r ner 1880
4ytl,' 40 l'f Ne' % years si,'oo ' u.'' $500
sdste - los # n Of i6tist 2GIlC0 81 years
Robert Stayye1utto Edward ichao''' GU
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Gitp propsrin 10 ftt.

A NICE little THIRD FLOOR, three rooms
~ No % Wess Tbirbi doors BrosdwaJ at
SO pei month
A MODEL FLAT to LET OF six rooms AT
~ As West 1b6 the Elevated Railroad; sn improve.
mean eni 80 oef mouth Apply at $50 ne ooor TO the
A LADY wishing TO leave the city would
kkNl, separately together, large front ROOM connecting
BEDROOM and small front OFFICE. cheap 10 NICE careful
paueA. would sell sscrh. we'll GTushsd se,y
hsBI ggasslly plsr'Ht 1877 Brps4sv, 0Ecs9
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Nem pubIlrallons.

HENIAT | KNOW ABOUT DOCTOENG. ~
w "A new senal Commenced February No. stILACB OF
HEALTH See also Hygiene in Schools Popular Physiology BIces
Health Nasal Carh: Good Food to Cook Hearty
Dinners CobDG Children Delicate Question Dec,tcly Tlted
Only 20 - 81 Tor half New Volume Seat
first post by 5. r. WELLS. No. 3s9 Broadwav New.Yok.
"FINHE VATICAN DEGREES, IN THEIR
Il BEARING on CIVIL ALLEGIANCE:
POLITICAL EXPOsTCLArION"
By THE RIGHT HON w. L. GLADSTONE Ii Premier Of ENGLAND
Is pnbished IN ul IN
THE TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. 30
tSeeoud EdtoD.J
This extra also full Of replies of
Manning ard Lord Acton Mr. Gladstone sfeh Of Mr. Gladstone h
Prof Phc UnyeIny address Of The Pop To The
delegation Of English Catholics review Of the English
and other closely related this important subject Pn
postpaid address Tribune sheet form
ten cents copy in pamphlet 20 cents I for ST. Add,
TIE TRIBUNE, New YOIa.
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INSTITUTION.
For Young Iadies-Country.

For Young Ladies-Country.
ELMIRA FEMALE COLLEGE opens its next
IL Peb This college o. the highest GAS ana WIN
moderate charges Address Rev A. W. OoWbhS' ~ ~ A''
Elmra N. T. --
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for young ladies
W bridgeport. Coan. Address MISS EalLl nhLo0n.
HOME INSTITUTE, TARRYTOWN. n; Y
yeung ladies children combining home care 40 nor
ough course Of study Mss NJ w. nbINaLr.
MISS BULKLEY'' BOARDING and DAY
IVA SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES' TsrrytOwnon-the hudson.
MAPLEWO0D Young Ladies' Institute,
WI Ptts6eld, Ma-Rey C. " SPEAR Principal 6sth serui-
Animal opens Peh 49, 1873 Facilities ana location widely known
rU,ARRYTOWN Young Ladies' Seminary offers
superior Address Rev w. II. KbgsburJ. TsuyfnNf
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Gearners.

A YOUNG LADY from the North of Ger
IA many GIVES LESSONS for so per lesson Address
TEACHER, No 222 West 4Oth-s.
DRIVATE LESSONS in MUSIC, GERMAN,
FRENCH, and ENGLISH, by thoroughly educated teacher
well established highly recommended. Address Mss NJ NJ
Tribune Uptown Office. 81 West 32d-st
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Neu- JerseD Real Gsldte for GnIc.

nor SALE or to RENT-On line of GENITAL
r. ofN and fore five rom foot Of Le
a., n s. Frnrlroof DIV ELIiNG.hOUNE neaGg
also Stable on pyclaiset For particulars. apply
CHAS u. WHlTAiL, ColeQep'' Y. Y
NOR SALE or TO LEASE FOR A TERN
OF YEARS desirable RkSlDBSCES in Orslge
n j. completely furnished house with AID all modern
meni greenhouse &C. aud bali of
stalon unsurpassed. THOMAS DUNN No Park place. n l.
ORANGE, N.J.-Great variety property foI
~ .Ale sad 10 rent ohee hoar. from 10 5 ,
I. H. GERRi. 80 Nassau Lberty-s.
G.b SNN IN TWO YEARS, or 800 per
- ~,cOU month per cent on deferred payment. Per
salaries limited thus, vita 10 oinAfs
rent OVID Of hinisomc eonmOous b.
URBAN VILLA RESIDENCES with ample grounds untng
yeuenc wholesome Influences country living
locality Improving well trained and healthy depo paved
cuches. schools,
iatOns Of the
tra Fsrosi Houss have and cold
&C. q gsuleu,
shade vines. berries. Sc.
Of stable chickens carpets
,.el 500 mogth For Iuh,F particulars
address the ON NERiP. o. Boz Il ,Eh'abrtl, y. }.
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BROOKLYN f)ropertp Go fet.

BrookIpn tJroperin 20 lei.
DARLOR FLOOR of No. 102 Pineapple-st.;
suitable Office shop being bat t-o doors
from FultOnst W.. COOK 235 Wsshngtonst. BroOklyn
ITO LET, furnished or unfinished, for one
Il spscons MANSION, situated In Flushing H. J.,
with all modern aud 10 sound laid
lawn bothouses gspe stabng and every requisite Of hrEss
suburban residence. Address H.. Box S72. p. o., n. T.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THB
UNITED STATES MAIL.
NEW AND FULI-POWERBD STEAMSHIPS
SAILING New Yorf SATURDAYS IRON Liverpool % THURS
DAYS calling at CorE Hstbor each
OCEANIC. SATURDAY.. jan 80 200 N
RkPlBLlC SATURDAY. FEB o. Al 3uO p
BALTIC. sArURDAr Feb 10 a. ll;OO IA
ADRIArIC. SATURDAY. Feb 20. Al 300 D. m
CELTIC. SATU RDAY. Feb. a. al 1000 a. IN
he White Pier 81. North tnver.
all elsssal unrValed, combining
SAFETY. SPEED AND COMFORT
saloons bathrooms N miasp go
non where Least felt Surgeons a assGdes'es accompany
Aess slesnsna
RATES-S.OOa $50 goa Return Teish $40 sOd steer.t%
at ow ra For aug after February The saloon rates vi" % you
and 800 gold.
Drafts from III apuard.
of aad other Apply We
sAssA Ia ~ hIsAsu. hsulsS SoAAla AxeAe
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Marble dno 4late Mantels.

At GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.-An
"A Marble and AarbleiZd Nantes and all
hsrbe-Fork Marble Tuning for the trade kLABkR, l34 Bas
Eigbeenih.st Tnrfaye. \. Y
NASONi & IS0LA,
~ STEAM MAt.BLE ard GRANITE WORKS,
1860 l52 Wrst 4Ott.st, ne Broadway
Monuments Maue Altar cures 1ug Wanscot,ing. IT, m
rOrters work Of description
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l IMAM LINE.-sOUIHLRLY COURSE.

NEW-YORk AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
- IEETlese Grstcas, STEAMSHIPS viii sal at irvl
Pier l3 n K. foot Of Cefars'l tor Havana C1s:
COLUMBUS r. C. te, CESpAN February
CRESCENT CITY. g. 5. Cart s....THURSDAi February IL
For gt passage
WM. T. CLYDE & co. No BoRhug-grsen
MCHELtsR LrLiNG 90, Agents 10 haySal
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q REAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
N HBW.YORK TO 92lSTOL ting )-DlkECr.
Taking goods and M London Cardiff Newport Gloucester
Al, pore IN Bu.tol Channel
H. East River oloF5G
rRkA'IOt,
T., IT,.
Cain Passage SO leuea'e 30 Staefg-i
S'sl send for their friend, Obtain
pa EsAtes Drafs ard For -t0 passage.
" D. wow AEent. SO ~ ,oL.--.- Ne lorA.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-05
The THIRD WARD.

Pursuant to adjournment the Third Ward Riv-
erside Democratic Club met at steves House,
No. 46 Magazine street, last evening. The me e.
ing was called to order by Mr.. William Conway,
temporary President. The chairman OF the
Committee on Constitution and Bylaws, Col.
Eugene Tisdale, then reported. Toe constitu-
ton was unanimously accepted and adopted.
The following gentlemen were then duly
elected as officers Of the club for the year COM
mencing September 4, 1875.
VIM. Conway, President; Michael Lyons, First
Vice President; Joseph Gauche, second Vice
President; j. r. Anderson, Secretary; Herman
Eckerstein, Treasurer; Archie Stewart. Marshal
Eugene Tisdale, Assistant Marshal; Nicholas
Theodore, Assistant Marshal.
On motion of Mr. Tisdale committee of three
was appointed to select ball for the meetnss
of the club, to report to the President, so as TO
enable him to advertise three days before the
first Saturday in October the ace Of the meet
ing, and Archie Stewart, Joseph Gauche, Her.
man Eckerstein were appointed.
Gen. r. L. Gibson and MIR. G. A. Buelow were
elected honorary members.
On motion the following committee on finance
was then appointed: ". A. Gregory, Charles
ourned until the rst Saturday in octobe eren
In the preamble to the constitution are these
words which show conclusively the animus Of the
club:
"We have reorganized campaign Democratic
cation, under the name and style Of the Third
Ward Riverside Democratic Club" and join
together in bond OF political union, pledging
ourselves to support the interests of the Demo-
cratic party, as well as the agricultural and COM
mercial interests of our State"
The above sufficiently indicates the scope and
intent of the club, and We offer them the right
hand of fellowship
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streets, tvo-stosy frame building. store below and
apar ments shove. s35.
6ravier. No 133 between Gasp and St Charles
streets Ground fcor suitable and now used . bar
room. the upper floors suitable for Office or club
rooms Ground floor slOO upper stories 800.
Magazine No. s69, between Harmony and Pleasant
streets two-st0rs fame building store with fixtures,
dwelling apartments above. $35.
STORES AND OFFICES.
Front, corner Girod running through to Delta,
three story building, with ground floor cemented
Perdido, Nos. ~ and A. corner Carroll, thYeestory
buildings contain ng four large and We Lighted of
fees with vault. and sleeping apartments bird
floor. Ground floor offices $40 ea,h; second floors,
$50 each.
Camp. No 30, between Gravier and Common large
gronr floor suitable for bsnk or insurance office.
$1,000.
G rondelet No As large ground floor, suitable for
a cotton Office good light $500.
Gravier No % conner Front, two-stoIy bT1cA
store, with offices abOve. $50
Front street, NO three story store, with show
shelving. etc S15.
Carondelet. No 10 large ground floor 1926
thartres No. %, corner Custsmhouse, threest'ry
building. Sl6rO.
four choice and large ground floors. Corner 800
next, S75.
Rampant, Nos. 2s3 and as5, between JULIA and De
lord, new three-s'Ory buildings SIS each.
Grav er. No. 122 corner Camp, several offices suit
able for lawy ers.
Carond-lef, No. q, two choice offices on ground
floor $50.
Charities, No. II, four-story store and shelving, etc
S24OO
Carondelt, No 31a rear Office ground floor with
ST. reroOm adjoining $500
Commelci Place, No. %, ground floor suitable for
two offices $50.
Canal No ao7, three-storv building with dwelling
apartments bird floor. $24OO
Fulton, Nos 81, 81 SO and Al, running through to
From. three-story buil' ings. so ZACH.
st. Charles, No. 50. thu four-story building, tt
" W. cd IS HOuse," with har-room ard fixtures and
The upt stories suitable for furnished
rooms, with entrance n Gravltr street. $4,000.
Cotton Pickery.
Terrscbore street, COZ ner Chippewa street. brick
otton pckery. wi h large platform, presses all in
q. cd order. S75.
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THE BUTCHERS BATTLE.

II will be remembered Judge Abel released
Larrieux and Frilot on writ Of habess corpus
Friday. They had been Imprisoned by order Of
Judge Hawkins for . contempt of cou in killing
cattle in Agiers. After their release Judge
Dibble obtained yesterday the following order:
STATE OF LOUISIANA vs.. FRANCOIS FRuoT, EFT
h6-.On motion Of Henry q. Dlbble, A. A. zen
cal, and upon calling the attention OF the
Court to the fact that the defendant, Francois
Frilot, was adjudged guilty Of contempt Of court
and committed to the Pari sh Prison for the space
OF ten days, on Tuesday, the Oath day OF August,
1875.
And upon further calling the attention Of the
~ ,rt to the fact that the Civil Sheriff arrested
traid prisoner, on said day, and turned him over
20 the custody Of the Criminal sheriff Of the par
lsh OF Orleans. Oh said day, 10 wit, the 2ith day
of August, 1875.
And upon further calling the attention Of the
court to the fact that on the 26th day OF August,
1875, the said Criminal sheriff enlarged the sala
defendant imprisoned for contempt as afore SAID,
and permitted him to go free OF imprisonment.
1t is ordered that Eugene WAggaman, Civil
Sheriff, be and he is hereby commanded to arrest
the person of the said Francois FriOt, defend
ant, adjudged guilty Of contempt Of court as
aforesaid, and hold him in confinement, and i'm
prison him for and during the term OF Eight
# is further ordered that said Eugene Wagga-
man. Civil Sheriff, is comm sDded not to release
the said prisoner until the expiration OF said
eight days. and not to deliver the body Of said de-
PENDANT to any other person during said term,
unless commanded and ordered therennto BY the
Sup eme Court, or any of the judges thereof, +
by this court.
And the said Eugene waggaman, Civil Sheriff,
will fail not IN the premises, under penalty Of
suspension from Office.
This, of course, places the Sheriff in dilemma.
If he obeys Judge Hawkins's order he is guilty Of
a contempt Of Judge Abelrs court, and il he does
not he will be suspended.
1t appears, however, from inquiries made at the
SheriA's Office. late last evening, that the order
for arrest issued by Hawkins had been placed in
the hands Of deputies, but the two recalcitrant
butchers had at last accounts not been found.
The end is not yet, for we expect to see
Judge Dibble brought up with the Sheriff for
violating Judge Abelrs orders.
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THAT CITY ORDINANCE.

We publish below q communication from the
Mayors Office, relative to growing nuisance.
We were of the opinion that the city ordinance
prescribing the limits within which the fallen
could reside, made it an offense for them to live
outside of those limits. The ofense, we thought,
consisted in this. We give the communication:
under caption "The City," there is an item headed
ga Nuisance" and closing "Can it be look d
TOT"
Article 525, Leovy's Revised City Ordinances,
points out the method by which such nuisances
may be suppressed; and, with the view Of giving
the same publicity, herewith transmit it in fu II
80 that, as matter OF public information, il you
deem it Of sufficient importance, it may be pub
ished in the columns Of the BULLETIN.
"That whenever q petition, signed by three
respectable citizens residing within the vicinity
Of any house, building or rooms occupied or in:
habited or frequented by one or more lewd
women, shall be presented to the Mayor, stating
under oath that such house, building or room is
. nuisance, and that the occupants thereof are
in the habit of disturbing the peace of the neigh
hood or are In the habit of committing indecen.
cies by the public exposure OF their persons ETC.,
it shall be the duty OF the Mayor immediately to
ing or room that such report has been made, and
to order him or her to eject from the premises
SO occupied the persons in possession at the time
Of the complaint.
"And the Mayor ID hereby authorized TO order
the occupants of the house, building or room to
remove The efrom within delay OF five days,
and upon said occupants falling 30 to do, each
shall be fined not less than $40 per day for each
and every day such occupants shall remain in
violation Of said orders; and in case OF failure
refusal to pay said fines, each occupant shall be
imprisoned for time not exceeding thirty days.
This is the mode for redress pointed out by the
ordinances Of the city. and all petitions bearing
upon this subject and in conformity with the
lad hay ND will lat
tention. Very respectfully, e. L. Bower,
Chief Clerk Mayors Office.
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All arrangements have been completed for the
grand dramatic entertainment to be given at the
Variet es Theater, on the evening Of Thursday,
September %, for the benefit of the Battalion OF
Washington Artillery. Tho programme as ar
ranged comprises many most interesting features,
among which will be the farce of "Box and
Cox" by Messrs. Thayer and James, the farce OF
"The Two Buzzards," by some of our favorite ANA
teurs, violin solo, by our talented young towns
man, Mr.. Marks Kaiser, and flute solo, by
MIR. Livain.
Mr. Thayer will repeat his splendid recitation
OF the Wounded Soldier" and the entertainment
will conclude with the grand chorus Of Upide,
followed BY an allegorical representation Of the
approach to new era Of fraternal feeling be-
win be q very grand and perfect affair, and is
sure to provoke loud encomiums from all who
are 80 fortunate az to witness it. We have al
ready urged upon our people the propriety of
assisting in the proposed visit of the battalion to
the Centennial and we can now only Assure
them they will receive an ample reward for the
small investment requested Of them.
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AUCTION SALES.


RY HOFFMAN, MARKS & CO.-Alexsnda
II Levy, Aucti0neer-Salesroom No 81 Magazine
s,reet-On MONDAY the 9th inst at 101e o'clock
A. NJ. will be sold
The fresh and vel selected stock of Foreign and
Domestic Drv Coos Dress Goo e, White Goods
Alpacas Plaia. Check and Striped Ma nsooks
Swisses Checks, Plaids, Cloth, Cashmere. Jeans
Tweeds; Camlet, Denims. Prints, Brown and
Rleached Cotton Of all brands and qualities etc.
Furnishing Goods, Notions Ribbons, RufingA
Cola cites, Belts ETC.
Terms At sale. So
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LNOR RENT-From first of October next the
u finely located store No. 70 Poydras street. be-
tween Magazine and Tchoupiteulas stree Is, suitable
for any kind of grocery produce business. For
terms apply to POLHAUS g. DOLL, Flour Mer-
chants 90 Magazine street aug I'm
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nor RENT-Ths two-storv rick dwelling No.
L 1855 Calliope street between Camp and St.
Oh rles str containing ten rooms, hall upstairs
front and side galleries. gas fixtures tn Oughout
cistern and hydrant Paved yard. Rent moderate.
Possession o tober 1st, 1875. So 2t*
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DRAINAGE TAxEs.-Referring to the card Of
Drainage Taxes at q discount, we again remind
properly holders that they have no time to lose
X thew wish to avoid the cost and annoyance Of q
seizure by the sheriff. Call upon Mr. Guthrie,
122 Gravier street, and all information needed
Will be obtained.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-05

Just the thing for the ladies-Smith's Illus
trated Pattern Bazaar. 1t can be had by applica-
tion to G.. Berry, agent, at No. 1870 Canal street.
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Important to Property HOlders
and Tenants.

rTvhe New Orleans Sanitary and Excavating Comps
Il ny beg leave to inform the citizens of New Orleans
that they have perfected all the necessary arrange
ments and now to execute orders for the
cleaning and omptying Of privies and sinks.
The apparatus used 10 known the "Odorless H.
cavating Apparatus" and is the same that used
cities of the North consisting of pump or forcing
engine an air tight tank and deodorfzing attack
ment by which the contents of vaults and sinks can
be removed without creating any nuisance or ofen-
sive ODER during the ordinary working hours Of the
day well a. at night, and with the greatest en-
cheney and dispatch.
This system not only inaugurates valuable SAM
tary reform but 10 much cheaper than any otker sys-
Sem now in use.
Further information can be had regarding the work.
ing Of the system at the Office Of the company
1853 Common street, and all orders left there or a.
dressed to Box 913, tOhice will receive prompt
attention. my15