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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-24
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

rsr On all sales Of Real Estate mads 6etuesI
The present Sc year iass to be pafd ova4e puychase,
On all sales made bet,ceen the 1st OF July and Ls
of the year the tdres hare to be patd by The seller
fThis custom was adopted about fifteen yearsags
by all the real estate agents In Richmoad, and ap
plies to Richmond and yicfnityJ
ROBERT. b. LYME, A p. NJ, trustees sale Of
framed dwelling on the southwest corner OF
Twenty-seyenth and Clay streets.
J.L. .APPERsON, p. H., framed tenement No.
1873, east side Of Fourth street near Duyal
street.
T. L. WHITING. High-C Constable, 10 A. a., at
store and dwelling Of Thomas H. Harris, No.
1884 east Main street, furniture, wagon, and
sundries.
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FOR RENT.

NEW DWELLINGS, JUST FlN.@
~ ISHED in desirable parts Of the city, FOX Ay
SALE or EXCHANGE for city or suburban real
estate, on liberal terms by
RICHARDSON & CO.,
l., oa1r 1ll3 Main street.
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DOR RENT, s.a
Z the MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR IL
SPRINGS.
LOST, sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

OsT.-A BROWN SILK UM-1HgN
IL BRELLA,with a small brass chain In the 49,
handle. was taken by mis-. axe from tho rooms ~
of the Young Men's Christian Association during
the meeting Monday. Please lcayeit ct PURCELL,
LADD CO.'S, 1915 Main street. ta2i-lt
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SfLirxf yv,n.,
W. s. PILUIER,
ja E3 S23 east Maln street.
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E c. BCRT'S FINE SHOES xa@3
II. first &rade-for Ladies' Misses, ,raass>Iss
Cni!,!ren. sad infants: Ladies'. Misses and Chill
drcns Sho<. all styles, Philadelphia best inanufac-
turc Misses School Shoes, best quality, 50 so; Gen.
tcmcn's- fioys. and Youths Shocs-all grades
Trunks, yaliscs, Satchels, ShawlStraps, and Over
Caters. he btst-wcarug Calf CATERS for gentle
men In tc city $5. Repairing neatly and prompt
" done ~ W. L. w IAfl l.OR'S,
Ia Fourth and Broad streets.
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It was said on the House fioor this after
noon that Proctor Knott had prepared an.
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EUElL >ST@Ck OF EEST LUMP AND
L BAIL SPIINT now on hand, delIyercdt0 con-
sumer5 gt frorlS4 TO SIS anfSS5.25 per ton G 1000
furnaots at lowest cash price, CLOVER HII. L and
MlDLsfEHIaN .Gt lowest cash prices. OAK and
PINE SOOD Dat8Sineteentha and Cary streets
u 10 c. III. PAGE.
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HOW THE COMPROMISE CAME ABOUT


HOW THE COMPROMISE CAME ABOUT
is cleverly told as follows by the corr.a-
spondent OF the New York World: Con-
gress has been dull beyond measure this
session, and the committee meetings, which
have been pretty dramatic OF late years on
occasions. have shared the general deadlock
OF interest. Even the joint conference
committee had little more than min
ute or two OF downright interest; tbat
was ut critical hour Wednesdays.
Four hours debate Tuesday had brought
no agreement. Even Mr.. ConkEn g
almost lost his temper and grew
irritable Mt the stand OF the four House
Democrats against any attempt to include
Davis among the Democratic judges, orzun
any risk that ihrse of the four judges
should, by any chance, be Republican in
sympathy. 1t is :an open secret that the
Democratic senators. judged this care unne-
cessary, and when ahe committee met Wed
nesday after long conferences past mid
might the chances Gf an agreement were not
strong. AS usual the committees took
seats around the long table in the commit
,tee-room. Payne, the slender, thin-faeed
bank president, over against Edmunds, tall
and bushy-bearded, and by some chance
Eewitt and Morton Zone man worried
and one man glaa over probable and
possible failure) SAT sis-a-uis, midway down
which "ef fonu.o S,ne Of the green cloth around
That morning, aiter one Of the abse-
lutely sleepless nights with which Mr. HeM-
it, is sometimes curssd, the inspiration had
come that instead OF a,lot in any shape two
judges might be selected, they to choose
two. more, and they fifth. Clifford and
Swayne were his suggestions for the first
choice and sitting; rs has been said, he
proposed the plan as really the last hope OF
an adjustment. There was stir from end
to end1cf the table. M@rton's face length.
ened, and the bulldog outlines OF his jaw
lowered. Light had come. Edmunds made
a gesture Of assent, and Kas cut across by
a phrase from Conkling. Light had come.
The plan Cooked fair to all and to each in
terest. To the end there was no objection
save to detgils. The first turned on the
delegation ef power to chOoae, but as Hew-
lit suggested, two could choose as easily as
aeur. The House committee withdrew. Fhe
senators talked three hours when it was
over; the compromise was practically agreed
Upon. The rest is history, or will be.
eHE INSTINCT OF sELP-pREsERyATIoS.
After the adjournment OF the Senate this
afternoon Senator Bayard, in conversation
with a5te correspondent OF the San, said
thar the instinct Of the people for self-pre-
seryation was what caused such q unani-
NOUS seaiment all oyer the country in fa-
yor OF the measure.
Attention was called to-day to the fact
hat Judge Black and Montgomery Blair are
very active in lobbying with the House
Democrats against the bill. 1t is rather re-
that these two gentlemen should
'triEe hands with Morton and Sherman for
common object. Especial to the Baltimore
,an.
BuRL ssQUE.
it was said on the House aoor this after
loOn that Proctor Knott had prengra; an
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-24

EOR PA.RLQR FIRES.-50O tons oG the
L celesnated LOEBERRY ANTHRACITE Goal.
which nshaes the cieanest and brightest OF free at
the low vice of s7 per ton, Delivered; 1900 toDs
hrst-quaBtT EGG, STOVE, anE NUT ASTHtA-
CITE COAL, for lsatrobes, ranges aud Stoves, at
lowest InzzQf-t rites. &. r. LATHHOp,
ta9 Seventeenth street at draw. bridse
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HUMOROUS TOUCHES


HUMOROUS TOUCHES.
In drawing picture of the years OF busy
industry that preceded the panic he had oc-
casion to speak OF the " confagration of
1861" and to state what an enormous de-
mand the war gave to labor, at least in the
North. AS for the .southern States, for
reasons of convenience" said he, 81 was
not among you." This was enid with q
shrus that implied that he did not care to
risk his person on the fields OF slaughter
compliment to the South, and ap-
hearers at one point, he said, cautiously:
" Gentlemen-and il / may use the plural
ladies'" At the same time he cast his eyes
rapidly around the house, and half regret
fully indicated the absence Of the fair sex
in way that raised hearty laugh.
Exactly when, where, or how Mr.
Beecher broke the cold spell that rested
upon his audience and thawed their freez-
ing indifference no one seemed to know.
But he did 1t by wise sayings, hits" :"
anecdotes well told, fine sentiment
clothed in beautiful language, and ef-
fective use Of irony and wlt-oiten in the
most unexpected places, and at surprising
conjunctures. he employed only a few,
scriptural quotations. There was little or
no can't. He did not sermoniZe, yet his re-
marks were not unsuited to clerical lips,
and before he was halfway through he had
complete power over his hearers. Ask any
one who was there if it isn't SO
THE BETTER HALF. -,
The latter haK Of the lecture was the bet
ter half. he dealt incidentally with the
enrreney question. and also with the reIa-1
tions Of properly and gold and gold and
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I UST.-Strayeu or st0len from my -QScc..sCrI
IL house, in Manchester, on the 2lst Of -
January, a large WHITE SETTER DOG aGolt
ten months old; pure white. except few s,nai!
specks ON bis ears and one small spot on his LEFT bind
leg just above the knee; named "Jube." sattnbie
street opposite courthouse, Manchester. to- such
information as will result IN Ills recovery.
ta 24-2ts j. w. BROSACGH, jR.
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A NTHRACIYE A.kD BITIMTNOUS
COAL. Ben yEalisip Red Ash Goal OF all
sles; heiiaEce and Enterprise White Asst, Egg, and
yyss9See; West yirdata spttst for grates; Glover
1tu Lump: Cumberland for steam and sIptths' use
<axDon Hill SOFT COkE. OAK and PINE WOOD
,, Writ ROBEgTS,
ol7 corner Seventeentk and Cary ssgeets
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-25
Reinsurance.

Perhaps the greatest evil that ever afflicted
the business of life insurance is the facility
with which sinking companies have been able
to effect wholesale reinsurance OF their
risks. By this means the officers of the ruined
company avoid the responsibility of their own
criminal intent, negligence or ignorance,
their duped policy holders are given the choice
a. of going into a company not OF their own
choosing, or losing what they have already
invested, as they thought in protection.
On the other hand, the company which re-
insures the retiring one, while largely swell
ing the figures which enter into it's statement
of assets, income, policies in force, ETC.,
naturally and inevitably takes in large num-
Der of impaired risks, and, to the extent that
this is done, violates it's obligations toward it's
own policy holders. Ii the retiring company
has not assets sufficient to it's liabilities, how
can it turn over to any other concern assets
that are sufficient? True, they calculate, and
justly, that there will be many lapses; SO
much the worse, for the impaired risks dtcdys
hold on; and the rensuring company gene
rally finds itself in the end in the condition OF
the frog who would, whether or no, rival the
OK in size.
To secure to policy holders the protection
for which they have paid and to which they
are entitled, enact laws absolutely forbidding
such reinsurance; laws inflicting the severest
criminal penalties upon life insurance officers
guilty of misconduct or negligence and then
so rigidly enforce those laws as to make them
a real and literal terror to erH doers
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The Charter Oak.

II is cause for qualification that this COM
pany has escaped the hands OF the wreckers,
and is like, under new, energetic and COM
petent management, towork out of it's present
difficulties. President Jewell says that he
intends:
To take care of the policy-holders, pay their
claims and get their confidence, which can be
done well enough by cutting down expenses
right and left, and stopping all speculatlons
That's what the public and policy-holders
want and shall have, If have anything to do
with 1t.
Now let the policy-holders meet him half
way and do manfully their part, and all will
in good time be we'll Meanwhile the COM
pany has, without doubt, been largely
damaged. say $4,000 to $1,00o,Ooo, by the
hasty and ill-considered action OF the State
Insurance Department: for which damage
the State should be liable.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-25
PROPOSALS FOR CITY BONDS
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. Il
City Hall, New Orleans. August IS. ii

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. E gk "A
City Hall. New Orleans. August is. 1B37.1 u
Sealed proposals will be received hnts16
WEDNESDAY, August 20, 1877, at IL O'clock hi.
for the sale to the city Of Two Hundred Thou
sand Dollars $500, oOo) of Bonds of the CITY III
New Orleans and of the late Cities OF jefferson
and Carrollton and PREM1U VI BONDS.
All bids must state the class of bonds and
amount of accrued interest thereon. and 0ffors
must include both principal and Interest," Pre-
MUM Bonds must be delivered in fulfpT half
series. The Council reserves the right To reject
any or all bids, and answers will be giv6D the
following day at II a. m. Bids must be directed
to the Commissioners of the Consolidated
Debt. j. G. DENIS,
au19 til Administrator.
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FOR SALE.
BUGGIES & CARRIAGES.
yI,HE UNDERSIGNED Is STILL AT Bis
Old stand. IS Carondelet street,

And will sell carriages and bugges for lower
price than any dealer in The South for the next
sixty DAYS to come, TO make room for q new fall
stock. Will sell lower than any dealer in the
city for CASH, or thirty sixty and ninety days
acceptance. to suit the eme rgency.
n. b have exclusive control and sale of the
celebrated Emerson K Fisher top and no top
buggies. that cannot be surpassed for beauty
elegance cheapness and durabi ity in the
United States. They are anufactured of the
best material; patent wheels and axletrees
STEEL bows. very light and yet strong, oil-tem-
pered English steel springs-all fully guaran-
the times.
/ have also a large stock of CHILDREN'S
CARRIAGES. from 81 up to $40; full assort-
ment of VELOCIPEDES. and the square JAP
ANESE UMBRELLAS, new style and water
proof. Call at IS Carondelet and examine be-
fore buying elsewhere. and save money.
Again.I have exclusive sale of the work man
nfactured by Messrs. McLear \ Kendall. Of
Philadelphia-the largest and most successful
builders on the continent of America. They
send their goods to every city. in the United
States: have many established repositories
we'll stocked with the finest work, over the coun
try and build 1000 and 5000 Jobs year. This
work is the very best quality for wear and COM
fort fully guaranteed 70. twelve months. This
firm has stood all the financial eruptions and
panics for twenty years. ana to-day is far in ad-
vance of any establishment il the country.
PSI also buy largely of Messrs. Dart Rey-
nolds of New Haven, Conn. the young and en-
terprising successors of G. I. Newhall. They
build about sixty jobs waek-Work that cannot
be SURPASSED for durability and finish. fully
guaranteed.
Cali at IS Carondeletstreet ana examine.
austf L. I. MADDUA.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS. Tx
Room No. is, City Hail.
New Orleans. August Is, 1877. VS
Sealed proposals will be received at this offIGa
until TUESDAY, the 28th inst. at II O'clock
a. m, for repairing the plank roads of the Fir&fs
and Second Districts of this city. in accordance
with specifications on file In the Office OF th9I
City Surveyor. The particular streets or roadl
to be repaired will be designated in the speeif
cations. The City Council reserves the right ID
reject any or all the bids.
au19 JOHN MCCARTNEY, Administrator
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When will people learn to beware OF CO.
duperative life insurance? See the fate OF the
champion organization of that ilk in the
world. viz: the Protection Life of Chicago
and in future be wise, and buy your insurance
of legitimate institution. Then you know
what you buy, and what you are to pay for
it: more, you oct what you buy.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. CRY HA1z
New Orleans. August 49, 1877s
Sealed proposals will be received at this
partment until TUESDAY. August %. 1877.
o'clock a. M. for the sale to the city Of
Wharf Improvement Bonds.
The city reserves the right to REJECT any n 4
bids j. G. DENIS,
auto Su Tu Thu til Administrators.
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Insurance, fire, life, or marine, is fair,
square, legitimate business. You buy pro-
lection: nothing else. II you suffer loss
YOU secure indemnity for that loss, and moth
ing else. Not one cent for sentiment. lnsu-
rance as an investment whereby to make
money is simply bosh.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-25

THE CHIEF END OF INSURANCE COMMITS
s1oNERs.-To make many figures with which
to amaze the people; to demand the appoint
ment Of receivers, when they can no longer
bolster up the fortunes OF decaying compa-
MES; to become frightened when the people
are excited, and in their fright nearly wreck
solvent companies; to wear large dignity
and look big generally.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
New Orleaus, August 30. 1877. fj
Sealed proposals will be received at this office
until TUESDAY. 2sth inst. at 10 m. for REPAIRED
to the Madison School house corner of prieukI
and Palmyra streets, in accordance with specis
fcations on file. "a
The right to reject any and all bids is reserved
ED. PILSBURY. Mayor.
au21 til WI
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT SATURDAY AUGUST 49, 1877.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

FOR SALE
A Pirst Glass 1o-Horse Power Portable
STEAM ENGINE and BOILERS, complete. In
thorough order, and now in successful opera
ton In this city, used less than year. anu ior
sale because not large enough for present re-
quirements of the owner.
A rare bargain is offered on liberal terms ZOE
satisfactory commercial paper or cash.
Address Box 2214 New Orleans Posto1llce.
AUS ct cod
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NOTICE TO BAKERS.


City Hall. August Isl 1871# J
The average price Of fresh -four bein9khis d&1
seven dollars and fifty cents; in acc0rdanG8
with said valuation the price Of bread for THU
week commencing on MONDAY. August 10, f877.
will be:
Sixty ounces for twenty cents.
Thirty ounces for ten cents. "
Fifteen ounces for five cents. 4
Bakers of bread are required to use only th6
best flour of the above value per barrel. and the7
use OF damaged or inferior flour In bread offered
for sale in this city Is prohibited. Consumers
of bread are requested to report to TIM
police station any violation of the d
nance. either In variation of weight
material. -
aufa ED. PLI
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UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL,

UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL,
EAGLE Han, PrytanIa street, cor. Urania.
The Fourth Annual Session of this school
for Boys will open on MONDAY. October 1. 1877.
The principal will be assisted by full CORPS Of
competent teachers. He refers by permission
to the Faculty of the University Of Virginia and
to his patrons the past session, whose names
may be found in the circular of the school
Circulars can be had at the book stores.
For further information address
GEO. G, PREOT, Principal,
jy31 SIN 70. BOX 42b
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ADVERTISEMENT.
PoUND NOTICE.

DEPARTMENT or POLICE,
Administrators Office I
New Orleans Augustz2 l87T.
WAS BROUGHT TO THE FIRST. BIS
w trict Pound corner Locust and Lafayelt5S
streets on Sunday. August 10. 1877
ONE BAY MAIZE. about An hands high, Two
white hind legs end barefooted.
Which II notclaimed within FIVE days and OK
penses thereon paid will be sold at public auc~s
ton at said pound on WEDNESDAY,. August ~.
1877, at IL O'Clock m.
By order of
ROBT. e. DIAMOND.
ari23 I'd administrators
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ORLEANS INSTITUTE.
Day and Boarding school.
Directed by MRS. FARNET,

%. Toulouse street. DO
T,HIs SCHOOL WILL REOPEN ON THE
i Fourth Sept. mber. The English and French
courses are under the control of teachers OF
known ability.
The greatest attention is paid to Music and
Solfage.
Having large and commodious dwelling
with well ventilated dormitories, Mrs. Farnet is
DESTROYS of taking number OF boarding pupils,
aII15 tool 2taW ----------
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INSURANCE NEWS.

policy holders deriving any benA& from the
little that corrupt or incompetent manage
ment has left them. by absorbing it them
selves
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WAN TEDDY YOUNG MARRIED MAN A
w situation as assistant bookkeeper, eollec-
tor, or in any. capacity where he can make
If reauired. Address T. @. this office. au21
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND ENTERTAINMENT
TO DE GIVEN BY THE
CRESCENT GREYS,
Company A, Louisiana's Own.
for the
BENEFIT OF THEIR UNIFORM FUND,
at the
NEW LAKE END,
saturday, August Is, 1877,

Half-.past Il o'coek-MILITARY TARGET
PRACTICE, 200 yards. with. Springfield rifles.
open only to members OF Military Companies
that's 95 Canal Street. Entrance fee, 81. Guns
and ammunition will be furnished.
Two o'eloek-GLASS BALL MATCH. eight
Entrance fee, so cents. Parties participating
must furnish guns and ammunition.
Three o'cloeknrsWIMMING MATCH, 800
yards. Open to all. Prize. So in gold. Entrance
fee, Is cents.
Half-past o'clock--sKIFP RACE, one-auar-
ter mile and return. Prize s. in gold Entrance
fee, Is cents.
Four o'cloek-TUB RACE, 200 yards Prize,
SIS in gold. Entrance fee, 25 cents.
The evening performance will commence at
o'clock with O first part minstrel scene by
THE VIRGINIA CUPIDs.
Ballad-"Save the Sweetest Kiss for Me-
Monkey Song .,.-.--.>.--''J. G. E% Rd.ssraa
Song song FAX TAKE this Letter to MY Mother r. Hall
Footprints in the Sand -.....,.. Hail ana west
CAMP SCENE.
By the members of the Company.
song and Alanpa on the Old
Chorus-"Camp Fires are Burning
Brightly" -....-.-...-.........- Company
Grand Finale. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -.TaDleau
soiree Dansante Commences at D p. mn.
During the day the entertainment will be free
to the public.
Entries can be made on the grounds. au24
RECEPTION COMMITTEE:
Col. E. BORLAND. Jr. Chairman.
Adjt. Gen.I. W. Patton. +. Wintz.
Lieut. Col J, D. Hill, Geo. w. Dupre,
Major t. L. Lincoln, Capt. John Augustin.
| Quartermaster w. H. Capt .. II. Whitney,
Chaffe, Adjt. Brewer,
| Cant A, A, Woods, Capt F. L. Richardson,
| Capt Aug r te Capt. L. J. Souby,
| Cant ]. p Smith. Lieut.. w. Gowland,
Lieut.. J. r. George, Lieut.. M. J. Smith,
| Sergt. w s, Pettengill, w. M. Abbott.
| w P Winsow, Jos. Ducey.
The committee will please report at O'Clock
THIS Saturday EVENING, at the Pavilion
New Lake End, where badges can be obtained
| au25 1t
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w near Camp street, established in 1847. ten
Cooks, Laundresses and House Girls. VIM.
CIELLAND, 1e24 tt
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For Sale.

wbeeler and Wilson SEWING MACHINE.
new and in perfect order, will be sold very
cheap. Address MACHINE. Democrat office.
my1 tt
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SELECT PRIVATE BoARDING-COMFo
y ably furnished front rooms can be obtained.
with or without board, by the day.. week or
month, by applying at the elegant private resi-
dence No. 146 Carondelet street. Parties in
search of home comforts will find this rare
opnOrtunity. A fine bath room also attached to
the house References exchanged. legs II
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FOR RENT.

ITO RENT STORE NO. l19 COMMON
| street. Has been almost rebuilt, and will
be- ready by the 1st of September. Apply to
mol Iv
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T,OR SALE-A TRACT OF LAND IN THE
II parish of Pointe Coupee, Louisiana. meas
uring about twenty three arpents front on raise
river. and containing about twenty-five hum
dred acres sugar lands. with brick steam sugar,
house and cabins for laborers. Will be sold
either in block or in small farms. at the option
Anrlv TO ARTHUR DENIS,
ania i'm 1O4 Canal street
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BOARDING.

A COMFORTABLY FURNISHED ROOM
IA and meals If desired in a nice French
den District is offered very low to a gentleman
of steady habits. Address II. G. this office.
au23 wv
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yHTANTED-A PROMPT PAYING TENANT
w will want, by the lst Of October, small nal
two-story house in the First or Fourth D1strlet.
low. Address d. W. A. this office, aul9tf