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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-28
Gin Heal estate for Sale.

COMBINATION COOKING and LAUNDRY
~ RANGES sat heat the ABOVE with sluc incl ue
ranges for cooking only. HULL, GElPPES G Co..
1hird-ave, above Twenty third-
EiFTE- AVE.-No. 537.
FOR SATAN EXTRA WIDE NEW BIOVN-STO
DWELLISG-HOCSi. bait in tno BEST MANN hit- WIN
mirrors sanng bureaus. warrpbes- Dlrr 2r 1lail1 &c
PINISifED MOST ELABDRATSLY THROt +Hlbf; par
Ior. 10 wood cabinet III giant DIES sls Oy
caplslon. AAIS BUILDING thirty by sixiy-thrce, vita
extension twenty By irtytwO. superb lining room, Win
LirT nrTus al.nget1eg ths house snch
Is se!tom offered frr 1t has NEEt.R BEEN oCtC
ri n, aat VIII Dc ss terms EIUhff PEls CENT
ma remain Oh mortgage.
ALSO, FOR SALE,
FOUR TOTs with building f0rdaonS already in, at north
q Maai.'n ave. ahd I1iiyInti,i On which
MINI ~ PER CENT may remain on mortgage.
Apply HENRY HILTON, az BRoADWA1
GREAT BARGAINS.-Two tine four-story
u DWELLINGS, sos West O. til IT., and 62dst, 80 set
Of broadway Also LOT on 5sh 81 rs iset on Circle
DRiCE %IG,00O-RENr 81 .5O0-Four- stcry,
hi.t ftGnp. bfown-stone northwest corner Lexington
sy 4Ufhs se noe. complete aud Vrsi;lest small dwelling
in tie city. Get permission from SAMUEL FITZPATRICK.
$40 3aasc. 20 sas .As GEN."
Two LOTS on west side of Madison-aye.,
between Fieh.ybiri sud Eiehiy f0nrthss excoyated
sewer in ready rigk, CASH, EXCHANGE for I'm
ro md ceI, ard fan LOT and COTTAGE Seventy sey
Funrih gject W Institution
for rate VrlCc, aWcing tenement on cash ,lsia
=. FITZPATRICK, $40 Third ava
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Tor SALE or TO LET-Furnished, at Mad

Countrn Real gatats for SAX.
RUY ALor
(,REEDMOOR OR QUEENS.
Land high and well trained
t.. sTaEETs ALL GRADED.
% ''--' Two RAILsOADs
B PasI ana ana s'e TTiPfGusPu OFFICE, CHURCHES
sCHopILs and toaEs sn s'aR ' y ITO be cr
niLea controlled ny purchasers of otsI vii iezn money
LOIS. si5o 70 sa5oeacs. ,,..-r .,o -, ,,o,,,,,
us. Of the monthly payments 10 20 to Baiins Faaa DE-
' For 'ly a Ii,' md fSrJaer particular.
CREEDMDOl. LAND ASSOCIATION,
DAAc1" Eli : 90 ~ / PM II. :, sT & 7.
nEL4WARE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-No.
!4 .S g ~, n 9s FI re e s y sr M st en-
tanning 3ls sergs VIZ % sold 6sEsH. 80. " 40 go
ms e. Sr * IRE sn-.. isrnt. m DE STAT
S Ss,. say 81 e ey .i ci: sl are. k.o any
proPcrstss For rFtnsr nSTns' w. Sg n 20 b h
mp SALE-t.arge and small Farms on Tan
Z ger seun. @. a. AaDNRR WessJyer sJtncrses Co. Nd
EIOR SALE, AT CROTON-A very desirable
plot o. ser woh dTS EYE Isl 2atsa 0sa
s3unanee Of arEs ard small fruits on e Fi"e A' -e
"''e' '''"' -''1'' EDWARD cLAE!iE, Tribune oac..
E'OR SALE-A spacious, frst-elass RESI-
Dct in the Ware Of Flshns N PEREZ =, er s a5i
rORpi-+ in every Tefuirr neiit ~ I, sI s.s a. @ -
vsJ oevate6 with DeTecs ainSge; terms hia ,Ty 70
JAiiES b. PARSONS, 81 Finest, OF HOMER aioh|AN'
No Iine+st.
ENARM in PITfSFIELD, nasa., for SALE or
4 EXCHhNG E-EegaGt Dwelling heiSe, supplied wltn
water frpJl the nTstcaSS barn. &bT acre. N xce nj
farming and Orcssr.s. AID two farm oses ~ III
tI S o St n ai et and rar.y @aiiaS such yii
IL investigate Apply JAMES r. SM irL, III Pearls1'
Sev-Yo-s
GALE OF VALUABLE HOTEL Pro PETTY.
> Tie pro a.rfy OF the WOODSTOCK OVERLOOK HOTEL
COMPANY WI be sold At public auction - r highest NJ ger
the ioprqf
" l. Oh THU 2sDAY september 80 lob al 0clo : p m
Tho property CONSISTS OF about 800 on re Catskl
ntains tbs site OF the hOsl latety nra
TIE ba rs outhOtses as!ouse and apparatus reservoir tr
e-ranh fnp. which zU0t ORDER The z . che OK
me most yzipabla IN eJultTy summer resort
For particulars inqatrs u - ,,r,,..,,,,-,
a,caT1er J. W Pslt"f,. foot Harrison e.. u r
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4 INPcF D0TRLE MANSION. elcrantly

"A farnished In NoFihrrn stsiS With hney caHlvsted
croans rented for the Winter Moderate iosms,
cow caritge DC within short disfznce OF
Fla desirable IGr ,rvaie family or sna
boarding For other psricuiars address y, Box
lSa Alsnu Ood. rzAShassee, Fla
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Counirp fH.ypertn DO Get.

A PAIR of twin HOUSES, large lots, well
"A located high ground dcpots Ia; rent, sc5
month 20 gool teaaRts. Address MUTUAL fRLkND, Tab
me
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n sTLAHaIIIp LINE BETWEEN NETWORK.
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREy ~.
C1npAyYrJ PIER. foot ~ SECDND5Sf- HcBogRN.
sALIEH, Wedsesaay. sept - 5iiy-Sl "a. iTtsy OCT
\ tit AZ Saturday, DEOI 81 iLA Nd. oct. ,
EATIs OF PASSAGE frun NEW -YOtiR "a sou rUAMP-
TON. HAVEE Or BREMEN .
STSERAGE. go earr-n~r
Til Scs reduced rates. Prv7a SeeFa2e CeFtin.
cafes, So c:zsrcrcy.
For ire stb or passage. app!y to 80 . - ,r,
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COMBINATION COOKING and LAUNDRY
~ RANGE srst With fuel
other for cooking only HIlI, GILlFPES G co.
1Thjr1-ave above Twenty tIirl-zt
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Drooklnn propcrtn 90 Get.
Ocean CLEANERS.


A NCHOR LINE-CARRYING u. s. MAILS
NETWORK AND GLASGOW
rTUIOpT SATURDAY. Get a, q L.
FIYS:A - .saru RDAY, Oct y y
To GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL, Oh Los DoSbbhkf:
CABIN PASSAGE. $50, $40 AMI 700 currency
Inter1Deliata aud Steersce az lJsast rates
Compalys OGices, Bov1tnz green
HEN DTsnrsJS BROTf5RS, Agenta
4 MEXICAN LINE
~ WEEKLY Mali. STEAMSHIP SERVICE between
PHILADELPHIA and LIyEisPpCI- calling ~ "a Lk,ss
TOWN. sailing TIT RSDAY nom Ry1siespSIs- <nn
sailing WioS tsDAI nun i4yeryeeL ras fonosuS
3yygfntsS tn szsi frol1 PstfIlei5iitz
CRY OF BRISTOL Sept 5U flHgNlLN031R TIT ~
OITrO ...... Oct. : Ply Wy Ivan IA oct. u
Oct. IL IN DIANA .---->9v
PilnE OP PAxsAGE IN CU1HsNCY.
IItermezte teaess 10 and from al Ysnss q
the 0wesL rates.
Tteaul.gy sarkei with 4 % rot Intern. i2:a
TZsga pqcr accommodations Ter ASK
pasz, " freight and 0rher Information, -gpI
CFD. Cotton, hgeIt, - BSr,s-SG. v. Y.
John NcDONaI.p, rsssrnser Agv.f.
- BATTERY. plaes, $c~ fsxf-
PETER WRIGHT cc SOMA jenrfS! AIMS.
sns VALIANT a., Ptiia1silnss
RFCUsapsC SPgxcT & Co. IsvarTao.
i a. x ~
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NREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
NJ NETWORK To Bl}ISTOL C.Hg.i-DLktlt.
Ta1ng epgS snd rssseng-rs for fshston e1rr Newport
t.50use-eer, aEd all ports IN Rrissof Channel
Pier ). E.ss6 River
WE~Tr.i<s. Wiuahl.n- Z DAY. Oct
GltItA tcI III
ann Pssx 80 ezrrrnxy: 80
Stes-x- go crrs-Iy PARTIES SIND fyr
is PR paid CGTifsrxes Dr1.s3 tsr Il md ny
yuT.L szIge. sRPY -
W D. MORsiA-s. Agent. Nc. 20 SeafAst-- SewfaFk
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Terms 81 per day; $t2 50 per week; $40 per
month of four weeks payable weekly Children
half price, Servants according to accommodation.
These WELLS are situated in beautiful oak and
pine grove 140 miles from cty-eight hours travel.
By leaving the city on the morning express they
arrive at the Wells in time to wash ETC., for supper
or by leaving on the 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 an established reputation for the
cure of sick headaches paralysis chronic diarrhea,
dropsy dyspepsia. gravel, affections of the kidneys
and bladder scrofulous, ulcerous, cutaneous and
eruptve Diseases neuralgia Of the stomach; piles Of
every description all female complaints, particularly
painful menstruation liberation of bowels.
All communications to be addressed to Hazlehurst
By writing one or two days in advance. everything
will be prepared.
Authorized to refer to the following gentlemen: s.
II. Abby Dr. N. L. Dickey, New Orleans; DR.. T. J.
whartoo, Port Gibson Miss; Judge E. G.. Peyton,
Jackson Miss /; and e. c. Clark, Memphis Tenn
W. A. STOCKTON, Proprietor.
je23 TuThSu tau1
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End Of Court That Has Lasted Thou
sand Years.
London Times, July IL


An august and ancient tribunal-the most an
Gent and august of any gave the "High Court Of
Parliament virtually ceased to exist on Tues
| day, July 6. The Court of Queens Bench,
| which represents tribunal held before tbs
King himself at least 1000 years ago. sat then for
the last time, and in all human probability will
never cit again. 1t may not technically cease to
exist until November. and until then it survives
merely as an ems rdtlOnis-an idea or conception
| of the mind; but it will actually assemb e no
| more. 1t held sitting on Monday for the pur-
pose OF giving judgn ents and those judgments
Will De It's last, tor, unless something unforeseen
happens, it will never sit az ain.
IL is Impossible las Lord Coleridge observed a
81 interest," aud perhaps passing pang OF regret,
the extinction and passing away OF 80 august and
ancient an institution. Even in this country, 90
tenacious in its traditions and institutions, and
most of ALL in its judicial institutions, the Queens
Beach, as it was CURLY called, or, to It's
| rect legal title, "the Court of the King before
| the King himself" cordus ipsO reqe"-was the
most ancient Of all, and far more ancient than
Parliament itself for it can be traced back clear
ly in the substance Of its nature and character
and In the essence of it's jurisdiction to the time
OF Afred-above ten centuries ago.
1t Is curious circumstance that, reckoning
from the accession Of Alfred in 87l-the earliest
date at which such jurisdiction can be shown to
have cxfrcised-to the year 1870, when the ori2i-
nal of the Judicature act which abolished it was
introduced, just 1000 years should have elapsed.
10 Sir Alexander Cockburn, certainly in many
respects not the least distinguished of the series,
belongs the melancholy distinction OF being the
| last Lord Chief Justice Of England. The juris-
diction Of the Court, it is true, is preserved by
the Judicature act and is vested in division of
| the High Court of Judicature And its peculiar
jurisdiction is vested in that division exclusively.
But So a Court-as that great Court which has ex-
listed ever since the Conquest as dlstinct and
separate tribunal, with that high and lofty ju-
risdiction which could originate only be exer-
cised by the King in person, and was so exercised
by our sovereigns ever since the time OF Alfred,
as the great Court Of the King, inferior only to
Parliament in greatness and in dignity-its his
| tory has closed. All it's proud distinction and
its lofty traditions expire aud pass away and be-
come as things of the past. It has, however, a
great history, history Of ten centuries dura..
ton, closely connected with the Constitu ion OF
| the country through long succession of ages,
| ana associated with series of great names and
historic, often tragic, EVENTS and it was not
fitting that it should pass away forever without
word by way of memorial, and in some measure
| of regret.
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Important to Property Holders
and Tenants.

rIvhe New Orleans Sanitary and Excavatng Compa-
l. ny be- leave to inform the citizens of New Orleans
that they have perfected all the necessary arrange
ments and are prepared to execute orders for the
cleaning and e,nptying of prives and sinks
The apparatus used liz known as the ''Odorless TX
cavating Apparatus" and is the same that used
in New York, Washington. baltimore and other largo
cities of the North, consisting of pump forcing
engine air tight tank and deodorizing attach
ment by which tho contents Of vaults and sinks
be removed without creating any nuisance offen-
sive ODER during the ordinary working hours of tha
day well as at night and with the greatest efh-
cheney and dispatch.
This system not emily inauguratss a valuable sanf-
tary reform but 10 much cheaper than any other sys
tenn now in use.
Further information be had regarding the work
ing of the system ut the Offcs of the company,
l53 Common street. and all orders left there ID
dressed to Box 0l3, Post Office, will receive prompe
attention. ny15
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Who says we amt progressing? Here we used
to pay large prices for imported beer, and now
Mr.. Caspar Lusse makes as good as can be
brought to the market, and sells it at lower
prices than that which is brought here from the
popular breweries of the West. Connoisseurs
say it is just as good as either the Cincinnati or
Milwaukee, and this being the case it is he duty
OF our home folks to give him the preference
over his Western competitors. Encourage home
industry and enterprise by all meane.
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HARNESS. HOTEL,
Mississippi City, Miss,

HARNESS. HOTEL.
Mississippi City, Miss,
rs NOW OPEN. THE PROPRIETORS FIND
L ing the want of a never-failing supply Of ice
have built q 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 &C
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 CO..
ProprietOrs.
N BAH trains will stop at Barnes Hote Station
when requested except the light express. apo Am
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES IN THE ACADEMY OF
Music. - The religious services every Sunday
night at the Academy Of Music are attracting
large congregations Of people, who show, by their
close attention to the services and sermons, that
they feel a strong interest in this movement. To
night the Rev. H. NJ. Smith, D. D., will deliver
the sermon, and we feel assured that there will
be large assemblage.
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chants, Messrs Rie Brothers a. Co., whose
great and spacious establishment is located OF
Camp street, Nos. 80 and 81, have now on hand
an extraordinarily large stock Of heavy and shell
hardware, cutlery Of various kinds, agriculture
implements, together with full stock of build.
ers' hardware, carpenters and coopers' tools, etc
The attention of our readers is particularly oil.
rected to Messrs. Rice Brothers Co.'s adver-
tisement
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ehe was fitted for preacher in the church OF
truthful Beecher, where the text is spoke in kis-
ses, and the sermon is of bsses. that the sain Jy
fervid teacher never, never, knew before; where
true inwardness suspected, when finally detected
is paid hundred Thousand not to do 80 any
more; only this and nothing more.-New Yorh
San.
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PROPOSALS.

THE UNDERSIGNED INVITES PROPOSALS
i for the erection of Warehouse etc. on Com
merce aud Tehoupitoulas streets We reserve the
privilege of rejecting any or all bids. Plans and
specifications may be seen at our Office.
A. THOMSON & CO.
iy15 2tSu 4r 1choupit .ulas street
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That was" rather touching allusion to de-
came to the village store to purchase things
'Can't 1 show you anything else t day." po
litely asked the clerk. sNo, reckon not )" re-
piled the sad looking customer. 81 lost two
horses and my wife last fall, and feel putty
poor. Good epan OF horsee, too
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Two rival bellies met at fancy ball last win
ter "How we'll you look under candle light "
exclaimed one. "Ard how charming you are in
the dark " said the other.
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Parsian suicides frequently choose the public
parks as the scene Of their selfdestruction;
which helps, perhaps, to explain the growing
popularity Of Paris green on this side OF the At
lantic,
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JOHN BOIS,

JOHN BOIS,
DEALER In NEW AND SECONDHAND
FURNITURE,
l52 Camp Streot, near st. Patrick's Church
Sells Second Hand Furniture in the best Of order q
Auction Prices.
Also Buys SECOND HAND FURNITURE fos
which liberal prices are given
Mr. BOTS Removes, Repairs, Stores, Packs shivs
and Upholsters Furniture and furnishes full! guax
antee for the faithful performance of engagements
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X RAND PICNIC TO BE GIVEN BY THE
FRENCH BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
ASSOCIATION OF NEW ORLEANS,

FRENCH BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
ASSOCIATION OF NEW ORLEANS,
FAIR GRoUND5
On Sunday and Monday, Jaly Is and %, 1873.
TICKET FIFTY CENTS. Ladies' snd children free.
Each ticket bears a coupon emitting the holder to
a chance in the following prizes:
First prize, One Elegant GOLD WATCH.
Second prize Une SEWING MACHINE.
Third prize, One Pair GOLD BRACELETS.
Fou, tn prize, One SILVER CUP.
The prizes to be drawn on the Dancing Platform,
at o'clock p. NJ, Monday, Goth.
PROGRAMME.
Grand Concert on the Platform by Charles Jaeger's
celebrated band, to begin each day at O'Clock r NJ
sunday, July 2J, 1873,
Races.
FIRST RACE-BUTCHER WAGON TROT
TING RACE. two wheels one mile dash. Entrance
SECOND RACE-MILKMAN WAGON TRoT.
TING RACE, with or without milk cans. One mile
dash. Entrance fee So 50. Prize 5 5.
THIRD RACE-TROTTING RACE-Two miles
open al horses which hve not previously tn tied
inside of three minutes Entrance, 30 so; prize, S15
FOURTH RACE PACING-Opcn to ALL mile
heats. Prize, $40. Entrance fee goes with prize
Second horse his entrance Three to enter, two
to start. Entrance fee, IS.
FlE hACE-hoSE VA hhlSbE haCL WIN
two hundred and fifty feet of hose mile open to
all horses of the Fire Department. Entrance free.
Prize fine Silver Set now exhibition at E. Lii
len that's, Canal street
SIXTH RACE-FOOT RACE between bona fde
Firemen with their badges Distance one hundred
yards. Entrance free. Prize, fine Havre Shirt, ex
posed at e. Lilienthals. Canal street.
BASE BALL Match between the Amateur Base
Ball Club and the Crescent Base Ball Club Prize
one Silver Cup.
A PRIZE OF A SILVER CUP will be given to
the BEST SKATER of the Orleans Roller Skating
Club.
Monday July Goth.
FIRST RACE - PONY RACE. IA hands high
or under, lie heats Prize $50 Three to enter; Sis
to first S. to second. Entrance fee So.
SECOND RACE-Runring, open to all Mile
heats. Prize f25. Three to enter two to start. $40
to first; IS to second. Entrance fee % so.
TROTTING AND PACING RACES TO ROAD
WAGONS-N0 prize for the walk over.
Grand display of Fireworks on Sunday at O'Clock
p NJ
Grand Ball both days on the Platform and in the
Hall.
Entries for the Races can be made to E. D. LEVY
81 Canal street.
No Ladies admitted without an escort.
jy2}3t
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Il 12xl4 12x16. 12x1s, 20x20 and 14xl6 lengths
ranging from IS 65 feet long for sale. Also all
orders for timber required fus ished to order at prices
that may be agreed upon For information inquire
at Mr. Z F. Virgins seed store, 90 Gravier street.
my3O Stuff
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

DELICAN HOUSE - Handsomely Furnished
/ Rooms single or suites with or without Board
corner Canal and Baronne street, MOI
jy1 We Sa&Su I'm
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC
MATINEE PERFORM NANCE
Wedns sday, August 4, 1873.
Benefit rendered to the
LOU SIANA RELIEF ASSOCIATION
By the
VARIETY DRAMATIC CLUB
On VIII oh occasion will be presented the Grand and
Romantic Drama, titled
SEA OF ICE.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE:
JOHNSON ARMSTRONG, Esq. Char
Col W. J. Behan, p. S. Wilt,
VIM. A. Bell H. Dudley Coleman,
j. NJ. Putnam, John GlynD, or,
John I. Adams, ThOs A. Adams
B M Harrod Dr. BerthelOt,
J. H. Oglesby, John j. Mellon,
Samuel MuueD, A. X. Miller
TT Irwin Jos. Mitchell
Geo. W. Booth e A. Coull,
J NJ NOrich John NJ Conway.
Doors open at II ock curtain rises at IL O'clock.
Every child attending ill be presented with book
fine Cooking Stove will be scented to tbs person
selling thu greatest number of tickets
Tickets 50 cents may be procured from any mem
her of the Club or the above named gentlemen.
Box office will be open Tuesday, August 3, at 10
o'clock jv23
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-An elegant new upright PIANO.
costing 5000 will be sold for $3.50 including elegant
stool and cover Address NJ. E., Bulletin Office.
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FOR RENT.

THO RENT-A frame cottage, corner of Baronne
i and Erato streets. Also, twO-story frame
dwelling, No BAT St Charles street. Apply tie GEO.
G. OLIVER No. 18s Erato street. je9 tt
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WANTED TO SFLL-A light second baud dac-
w tors coupe in first rate order Call at IS Caron.
delet street. L. L. MADDUX.
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LOST-FOUNU.

LJST-EOUND.
d. : REwARD-LOST-A bunch of KEYS with
DC medal attached, bearing the lms of DAN
c. Byerly. The finder will receive the above reward
by leaving the same at this office. jy23tf
d = REWARD-Lost. SLEEVE BUTTON,
kDe) with letters z. G. on it. The above reward
will be paid for the return of it to 1893 Camp street
jy23 81
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VIANTEp-To purchase for sh, in the First or
w Fourth District Dwelling containing at least
d ess l. Y, Bueta Office giving price and Location.
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VTTANTED-To purchase at Bay ST. Louis, Pass
w Chi tian or Ocean Springs a Cottage, in good
repair containing about four rooms with two to four
lots of ground for which the purchaser is willing 20
pay in small monthly payments. Interest to be
agreed upon at sale; the owner of tn. property to
hold mortgage the place until paid for Address
Purchaser Bulletin Office. jy22 tt
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Freights taken and through Bills of Lnding
signed for all points the Vicksburg, shreveport
. d Texas Railroad. BY
w. b. CROCKETT, Agent
jy4 If 30 Magazine street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-25

WTANTED-Occupants far two furnished front
w rooms one on the first and on the third
foor also occupants for other furnished rooms, at
81 Royal street. Apply on the premises je9 tt