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A SILVER CERrIFuCATE.

At tho Office Of Messrs. J. Newsnan 4 Co.. on
Camp street. Ia novel sight In tho shape Of a
silver certificates for SO.
On tho faco OF tho certificate tho inscription
reads:
CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT.
This cnrtiflns thnt there have baeD deposited
with tho Assistant Treasurer Of the United
States Mt New York. NJ Y, payable ut this office
TO the bearer on demand Ten silver dollars.
To the left Of the diverse sides is tho face y,
Robert Morris. Tho only dato on tho certificate
IL: Act of February 70. 1873" The reverse side
reads
UNITED STATES.
This cortiflcato Is receivable sfor customs
taxes and all public dues. and when so received
may be re- issued
Stretching across tho centre II tho reverse
eide arc tho words Silver Csrti1c Ito"
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Frank Rooney wns locked NJ In tho Sixth STA
tion. charged with nssaulting Mrs. Rooney with
u dangerous weapon.
J +. CLARK was incarcerated In tho Sixth Sta
tion. charged with interfering with q stsvedore
In tho discharge Of his duty.
Dick Richards and Joe Kyle wore locked up
In tho Central Station. ehnrgAd with discharg
Ing fire arms in tho city limits.
The bridge Mt tho corner Of Felicity md Chip
pewa and the ono nj tho corner Of Felicity and
Annunciation AFRO broken and In dangerous
condition.
Saturday evening the steamboat Chas. How
ard broke her donkey boiler while har&lng out
from her landing. After having 1t repaired she
left as usual.
The houses that were destroyed sunday
morning. tho facts ~ which we're made known
In yesterday mornings DEMOCRAT. were owned
by Jas. Meass
At half past O'Clock Saturday n negro rous-
deck Of the steamboat Mary Houston wal kod
into tho river. He was rescued by Officer Bell.
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HROCERY FOR aALE,DOINn 4

GROCERY FOR SALE-DOING A GOOD
~ cash business In good lpnnliy. situated
OF No. $50 Claiborne stfest. nogr st. Bernard
Market. For sHls on account ~ changing bus-
moss Terms moderate Apply ut tho stors.
Diet 81 q
EOR BALE STEAM ENGINES AND BOIL
J ers. both new aud second hand Draining
Wheels. PSmps. etc, Saw Mills. Cotton Trucks,
Crab WsuGhes jack Crate Bars, Furnace
Mouths. Wrought Iron Works, Brass and Iron
Castings Of every description. Also ono second
hand Stsam Fire Engine and one small Propel-
Tor Mt CLAEK'S FOUNDRY
Corner Race and Tehoupitoulas streets.
mn 25ff
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Light on Race Rock

Notice In officially given that and after January
1876 light will be shown from the structure
recently erected Race Rock off the western point
Of Fishers Island north aide Of the entrance Long
Island Sound The apparatus is catadiOptric, of the
fourth order and arranged to produce alternate red
and white flashes at intervals Of thirty sec0Bds with
short p RODS of tota eclipss The foca plane he nR
sixty eight feet above low water. the light can
be in clear weather, from the deck of vessel
fifteen feet above the sea fourteen nautical miles
The tower square at the base and octagonal above
and ia surmounted b g lantern painted bla k. fog
bell, struck by machinery, will be sounded during
foggY weather giving two blows in quick suceesaIon
every twenty seconds. The approximate position is
follows Lat Al u rs Il 'on II o. 81 w. Mag
netic bearings and distances New London light,
by w }. w "a nautical miles Ii tie Gull Island
light s by w "a W 81 nautical miles; Valiant
Rock buoy, 5 w 5. w, "a nautical miles
Philadelphia Nov 25-PiotS report the buoy at
Elbow of Cross Lodge 4 mile sat of position
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HEoPENING OF THE OPERA HOUSE.

On Sunday next. December 8. the As
sociation DramatiQue Orleanaise will inaugur-
ate the reopening Of the Opera House by acting
the grand drama lie Bossu." In ton tableaux.
Last year the club won quite name by the ex-
ouisite manner in which tho same drama was
nlay ea and from what has trans ired the com
ing cast will do credit both to the play and to
the place We have no doubt that the lovers OF
fine acting of rich scenic illusions. OF splendid
to- be. forgot, Opera House. will not fail 10
greet in vast numbers the reopening OF the
Opera House by tho Association Dramatldue
OriennaiSn. O.
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PROGRAM NJ e.


j, instrumental Solo Marche Funebre Chopin.
Nr. nj Gutheim.
a. Opening Address, ..--. BY the President.
Geo. Stern Es1.
=. Alto solo. Good Nipht, Farewell. .Kuecken.
Mis- Kramer.
l. Duet Sprrnpo and Alto, Recodu Verdi.
Misses Wolf and Rieman.
q. Reading OF Thanatopsis .... BY Mr.. II. We'll.
so live that when thy summons come 10 Join
the inpumerable caravan which moves to
tho pale realms Of ahads
Where each shall find his chamber In the silent
halls OF death.
Thou. 90 not. like the quarry slave at night.
scourged to his dungeon,
But snstnined and soothed by an unfaltering
trust.
Approach thy grave like ono who wraps the
drapery of his couch around him.
Md lies down TO pleasant dreams"
G. Ballad Fee that My Grave Ia Kept Green.
Mr., Jos. Bier.
7. Chorus.
l. Violin solo. ..---.-......-. Mr. Theo. Curant.
2. Soprano solo LA Separation -..-.,- Rossni.
Mira Alice Schwartz.
4. Eulogy s.----.-.... Rev James X Gutheim.
4. soprano solo F..+-..... With violin ObliRato.
Miss Il. Pokorny and Mr.. A. Gugenheim.
5. Chorus.
Mr.. II. Rrfann. accompanist.
Tho death list comprises eight members
whose names are below: Max Harnsbacher j.
DaCosta Samuel Moses, b. T. Colnsky Carl
Ieaacs. Gabriel Block. ID. Gutenberg. A. Freu-
lpnthnl.
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PERSONAL.

We had the pleasure last evening Of meeting
with r. FerreoI Perrodin. Esq 81 st. Landry.
tho District Attorney of the Eighth Judicial
District Of ouisiaua. Mr.. Pgrodin has Just
returned from the Canadas and: tho Northern
States In splendid spirits and health. HI starts
tomorrow for St. Landry to resume his official
duties.
We had the pleasure Of meetingo yesterday
Mr. Thomas Toby. OF the house Of Koues x
Toby, stationers and printers In New York city.
Mr. Toby " native OF New Orleans and o good
business man. He will be welcomed here by
many friends. and we hopeohat his soiourn
here will be pleasnnt and profitable.
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Receipt. It the New Basin

Hope Villa-Psr steamer Alire-2S bales cotton IN
RenshAw EarnnaGk &cO-l3 do n A llIsOn kGn-2 do
bbls molassss Graham Black Aoo-2 bales cotton 2
boEes eggs Rabib-2 bales cotton w White-3
w Black &eo-2 do ar sacks seed cotton Be-- al
4 Gilbert bales cotton II ieynaB---' sac sesd
cotton balls moss I'D . hides Wang Il Gotham
bale cotton Bush A. Levert--2 bnxes eggs coop
poultry bhe hides Forchsimer Eros-2i5 sacks cot
ton seed O Cotton Seed Assooiation-t bI suRdries
Mrs M Mackey-i pk "a mdse Capt J y Parsons
500 shingles Elder Parsons 70 0t0 shingles 90 cords
wood Munev d. Marcy uDdres TO ordsr-1ota 81
ba' ss cottoIe bales moss
Mobilo-Per atsansr Georgia Mnncy-1 balls cot
ton samples ClaasCn BOP 500 bales cotton to order
II do ID Hugsr Aeo-l trunk Capt Pope
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he may never no taken by reverse Whatsoever"
particularly by the father u his duicineh. We
give bis effort to n love suffering world:
---, july 10Th. 1873.
MY dear ---: I write you few fines hopeing
~ find you well MT this time present. line en-
toying good health Mt present
! laid on mind to press myself ma gentle
man should do of opportunities to submit graf
ling my bsst respects 10 In preffesense to any
other gentleman If IL In excepted lest me now In
the next letter n II In let II be nown to mo. You
arc my daily study aud nightly DRAINS dharst
beloved ~ my heart diamonds ri your ets
apules II your heart roses red vilets blue sugar
Il sweet and 80 ara You also my dear kind miss
hope you do not take ms by revetEs whatsoever
moi iia my Wishes and desires not 81 feed my on
fine faneies. Yours truly
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LIEUSENANC BENNER.

The Continentas have collected some money
already for the benefit of the fund for tho relief
Of the family OF Lieut.. Bonner. who. during the
late epidemic. so bravely did ihis duty as a
man and Christtan. and who died OF the vol
low fever Mt his post. IT. would be well
shouG also cooperate In he good work by Civ
ing Joint Ell tertainment Oh d series Of plays
tor the same object. The cause ought TO be q
sufficient inducement TO bring sour people to
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Exchange Clippings, November I'd.


MEMPHIS. Nov. 2s Tho John A. Soudier weni
south to day. drawing 3 feet. after taking
here 45G hales cotton and $3.50 saoks cake. The
Jamos Howard pnssnd oyer RPaves' Bar u
miles below here, early this morning drawing
~ i@et rho Thomh rs nann lays l over here
until to morrow Tho Nelie Peck came IN
to day. put OF 300 tons. and goes South IN
tho morning, after adding 400 bales cotton. For
the first time In three weeks there is an excess
Of tonnage for South hound i,reiights. Bad
weaher all the week has checked shj aments,
Cnpt. Jos. Elliott. tho only ono retaining Of
three we'll known brothers hers-Wm +, and
John y. having died Of yellow fever took the
City ot Augusta to White river Wednesday last
and will try his luck in that trade. Tho new
Josie Harry end The Hard Cash have tho grip
md Capt. Elliotts friends are of the opinion the
trade VIII not SUPPORT another boat. However,
ho will no likely TO got n share Of business.
An effort was made In the City Council here
Tuesday night last. to compel tho Anchor Line
owners to remove the piles on which their
elevator rested before II burned last spring
The charrei and iagged ends Of tress piles rise
above water In front Of BeaIe street, and cover
several ncres. causing that part Of tho landing
to be- useless at present. The Anchor Line folks
Say yet build o landi ng place on these piles
t,ld again utilize their old headquarters. They
will not bs likely to shed IT. over MS before how
ever The Hard Cash. from Jncksouport. White
river. Wednesday last, made the roung trip In
seven days. and brought to this port 734 bales OIL
cotton.
Tho Belle Of Texas on her recent trip from
Cairo to this port was uudsr steam over four
days, during which time che handled ovsr 4oA
tons ~ freight and her fuel bin was but f57 ~
This is one Of tho most remarkable fuel fsRts on
record for thrss- boiler boat She burned OK
molly IA bushels Of coal and ~ cords of wood
I he Texas Is - cheap running boat. She has
laid mp here for the present. Capt. Rees, her
owner, having no trade TO put her In Mt present
offers her for snle. She was recently carefully
repaired Mt n cost Of 1880,
The james Howard. owing TO bad weather
lay here AZ hours. and WAS Obliged to pay ~
cents m honr for labor. The loss Of time In
getting cargo aboard cuts big hole in pros
pectve profits. The Howard left here. drawing
9 feet. with 1900 bales cotton hpd $50 sacks corn
and oil cake.
Capt. Jas. II. Pepper. ~ tho Dean. reports
fnnrful weather from saturday night to Wedne s.
dey noon. Much cotton IL ready for shipmen
MI along the river below, but the inrlemsney o
the weather and muddy state Of the shores pre-
vents 1t from being handled.
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RIVER NEWS.
UFFIC + NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Monday. December 2. 1873.

OFFIC f NFw ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. /
Monday December 2. 1873.
Arrivals.
Alvin Emma Irvine. Isabel. ktttie Nye Eva.
Golden City. Belle Charles Morgan. Frank
Pargoud.
Departures.
Belle Emma Irvine. Yazoo.
d To Arrive.
Martha. Emma Irvine, lower coast; f. J. Gay.
J. w. Cannon, Bayou Sara: Mary Ica. w. j.
Poitevent Belle. Whisper. upper coast: ST.
Mary. Henry Tee, Trenton. Assumption. La
fourche: Alexandria. Red river: Big Sunlower
Ouelousas9 james Howard. Centennial j. A.
Scudder. Molie Moore. st. Louis: T. +. Leo,
Vicksburg J. II. Hanna, Onachita; Corona. At
takapas g. p. Chouteau. Helena.
stage OF the Rivers.
Daily Geographic report Of the stage Of water
at various points. with changes in the "a hours
ending yesterday at .. m.
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CUPID's LAST VICTIM.

The following epistle found yesterday floating
on the gusty winds evidences that the god OF
love has struck the bulls eye plump this time
With the sincere expression that the writer will
'lay on his mind" long enough to hatch few
mere such epistles. and the uualloyed hope that
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-02

Saturday niphlg while Joseph Measles house
was being dss,troyed by fre on tho Me'airie
ridge. y man paihed Joseph Pogus discovered
~ gun In tho rnGm that had been stolen from
him some time ago. When no made demand
on Measle for tho weapon, tho la'tor dealt him
- blow on tho arm which nearly broke II. Pogus
got possession Of the gun. and ieveling IT ~
Mensle. shot him In the left hand. inhicting n
slight wound
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o'clock last evening was for a small blaze that
broke out In Jno. Grayers undertaken shop on
Elysian Fields. between Moreau and Victory.
The flames awere extinguished with slight
damage.
Al Z o'clock Sunday morning O'Hara's
cooper shop on Foucher'street. between Girod
and Lafayette, was slightly damaged by fire.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Notice Is officially given that on and after Dscern
Der IS 1879 tho characteri tic of the light at STRAIT
ford Shoals, Middle Ground Long Island Sound vii
10 flashing white at interval of fifteen seconds, IN
stead Of flashing red and white at inter walls OF .hrt
second. -
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Above low
Change.
Stations.

'Below high water mark Of 1874 Indicates
rise. Indicates fall.
The favorite bend packet Frank Pargoud
leaves to-day. without fail. for Greenville.
The Southern Transportation Company's
steamer New Mary Houston. Charles Miller
master. Elliott Miller clerk leaves to- morrow
at p. IN. ssor Cincinnati. There Is no better
boat on the river than the Houston, or one off,
cered BY more clever set OF gentlen
The great Golden City. also of the above COM
pany, arrived Saturday night and will follow
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L'DR RENT-I PROPOSE TO RENT MY
] residence, eprnGS ~ Eighth and PryfHuia
streets. com pletaIy furnished In every respect.
to q private family without young children;
and. II agreeable. viii take board for myself
. Tchoupitoulas street. mol II
L'OR RENT THAT DESIRABLE TWO
u story I, ams dwelling house. No. . Futerpe
street. continuing six rooms clsterp. gas pipes.
etei , nnd Within ?. short fanRe hi the Magazine
Apply 10 GEO. W. WEfNGART. CSI Chartres
street. SEN
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Receipts Of Produce

AUBURN-Per steamer Frank Pargoud--ji7
bales cotton to Richardson d. Msy-300 do & New
man &co-l22 Harris &cp-lt7 Graham Black g.
oo-9l ) Friedlander- i, Meyer Weis &co-7s Buck
'ner &co--7l H Allison &eo--67 John Noble-16
Walden, Hawkins &co-4l Wamsley &cO--4l
Jno chaffe & Sons-3s G PhilIppi &c-37 VIM.
FreIsen &co-32 Stewart Bros &eO-26 Jurey ellis
20 L Airev &co-22 ClapDiBros &co-l9 Wilsin-
son &co-l7 Bush a. Levert-l7 Lehman, Abraham
COL, Claiborne &co-10 II Newman-l0 Rich.
ard Flower &co-5 Bickham Moore-S Ben GersOn
81 b Wolfe aco-6 Ar Mlltenberger Pollock
J Nj Frank en- hush--6 Renshaw CamInack &co-6
Gardner Gillespie &co--6 Allen, NuRept Aco--5
Craig Hogan ChafIe Hamilt & Powell--5 do
Nalle d Cammack-s do to Forstall JumoDville-a
T Bnckner Bros do to March Schlenker-2
Hirsch Adler &co-a Thos Simms q LEVY do to
w Rawlns-6323 sacks cotton seed to N o Cotton
Seed Association-and sundries to order-Total l7l2
bales cotton 6 ,S3 sacks cotton seed
CINCINNATI-Per steamer Golden City-5 pkgs
mdse Abade-5 bbls oil J Athens SoD-3 bbls
whisky r w Adams-10 bbls beans Mrs Jno Bell
500 boxes starch Barstow Deeves-l5 bxes tobacco
w VanBenthuysen-5O bxs bitters Burke Tbo-np
son-l7 pkgs glassware II II Biane-2 pkge mdse Jno
BARTLETT do Block a. Holt-3 do. V biri-Ie0 sack
malt Persanner-5 pix &c mdse l. II Cluster mani
bbs onions $50 boxes candles Cazentre-9 bbls ribs
y pkgs butter IL pkgs II hf pkgs pork 80 b1s
cheese Is hhds bacon 1865 pk gsfeet bbls hooks
< Del BondiO-55 bbs onions % bbls apples IA bbls
be ans Al bales hay @ w Dawson &co-4 pkge paper
NJ DUNN horse d Edwards-a7 firkins butter
40 boxes cheese 25 bbls green peas Flasbpoller 4
Becker-50o boxes soaloC French bxs glass
ware Jno Griener--lcs sacks bran 81 bbls cornmeal
35o bbs hour Glover & Odehaahi-2o bols wnisky ot
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wEATH ER BULLETIN.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
Signal Service. United States Army.
Daily meteorological record for the eight hours
ending Mt 8:49 .. m. Sunday. December /.
tObser vatIons taken Mt the same moment ~
time Mt oil atationsl
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IN MEMORL AM.

Tho Young Mons Hebrew Association Of Now
Orleans hold a solemn memorial services ut
their hall. yesterday evening. for tho dead
among their members during the epidemic Of
1878. Tho following order OF EXERCISES was OBJ
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BTEAMBOAT6.
Hslov-Comyns Up.

Ship Minnie II Gerow, Gerow, IS days from Liver
pool, in ballast, to master
Bark Leone. Permuda, 81 days from Hamburg, in
ballast, to master
Span bark SuDrife, Roig, DAYS from Havana, in
ballast, to Pug Corral eco
ScbF Nellie Bowers, Stackpoe, days from Havana,
in ballast, to Norton Bell
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
December 2. 1878.

December 2 1873.
Arrive0
Steamer Georgia Muncy, LepTert, from Mobile, tt
mastsr-Nsw Basin
sTEAMBOAT6.
Frank Pargoud. Tnbin. from Auburn
Golden City, D"nnalIy from Cincinnati
Chas Morgan. Stein, ,om Cincinnati
Emma Irvine. Vallstte. from Lower Coast
Alvin, Soovell, from Lower Coast
Isabel Kouns from Lower Coast
Eva, DeBouChsl. from HabBville
Alice, Porter. from Hope Villa-New Basin
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NOTICE OF COMPREHENSIVE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
formed II c0parna Iehip for the purpose of
NESS. lately conducted by Finay Il Thompson :
81 the same. location. No. ~ MAGAITNtt
under the firm name Of g. X. FINLAY h 90,
and have taken possession Of all assets and
have assumed all the lab liies of the said firm
of FinlAy h Thompson This copArtnsrship To
take effect rom November Of this year,
GEORGE II. FINLAY.
JAS J.. ALVEY
IGTfII EAITDIF
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COMPREHENSIVE.
DISSOLUTIOyoOF COMPREHENSIVE.

I
i existing In this city hatueen the under
signed unda- tbs style ~ FTNLAY 4 THOMP-
BON. expired by limitation, on October 81 Of
this year. q. Il. FINLAY
r. @. THOMPSON. Z
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WANTED = SECOND HAM, -3JARRIAGEs
w and buggies IT Nil description. Parties
wish ing IL dispose ~ the @ims will find ready
sale by sending the samfsVo No. 3b Carondelet
street Also ofers1t arRe assortment Of now
work ~ every deS~riptlOn ut very low rites
Call ut No. 81 :laSondslet street
Mo cot CO 1T. MADDUX.
g10S0 FOR PIANO TUNING BEST WORK
p NV Gao Magazine, ID. LEIGH. EoIree
Pianist. iysfv
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BeIow-WaItins Orders

Brit ship Suliote Lecraw, 81 days from Hamburg to
master-
Ship Ryerson, Dennis, 63 days from Antwerp. to
master
Brit brig Flyir Cloud Wagner. days FIN Havana.
in ballast to Hall & Vaughan
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WANTED BY A YOUNG MARRIED MAN
w ~ position r. clerk or warehousenan In
Who'll sale house. or any positioD in which he can
mako himself generally useful. Can speak
Frepch and English, and oan furnish thsA best
Of city references. Address ABE. this ONE.
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WANTED-GENT LEMEN'S WASHING. AT
w 81 per month. Every garment will be
mended and buttons snWsd on carefully. Apply
to A. A., Democrat Office. ~ np3O n
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WANTED a SITUATION BY A GOOUf
w Matchmaker. Good references given
High wngfs not eSpeote1 Address W. Calvst.
this office. no19 gf+
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cordially recommend the firm n g. r. FIN.
LA Y co. 70 the patronage NJ my frienfs,
dn1 I'm r. q. THOMPSON,
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WEEKLY REPORT or THE SURGEON
GINERaI, MARINE HOSPITAL
SERVICE.

The following report Of tho health Of the
worll for the week ending November ~ was
Yesterday received by DR.. Murray? surgeon 81
The Marine Hospital Service ut this point
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MIaGRS.s,AN EOUH.

WANTED, CITY CANVASaEHS- MAKE
" from 81 III u day, for The great com
Msel Sitter, Str Speeial terms for agents FOR
parishes nnd counties In the etatss III Tpuisi-
ana. NJ l9eisaippl and Georgis. AtG,ly to or adj
dress REYNOLDS Il ARMSTRONG; No. ~
Baronne street. @ dol N
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CITY ECHOES.

II. indicates, rising: u. indicates falling. +
indicates stationary.
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Go TO Rackmans College. No. 13f Carondeet
street for n business education.
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DISSOLUTION or COMPREHENSIVE.

New ORLEANS November 49, 1873.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
~ mutual consent the copartnershp hereto
fore exst ing under the narne Of WIDOW y.
RIEHL Il co. IL hereby dissolved from this
day.
Mr.. AUG. RAUXET will continue the busi-
moss under his own name. IIs will collect ali
fthbts and assumes al liabilities Of the old firm.
~ WIDOW H. RTEHI h CO.
1878. SOPHIE LACASSAGNE
AUGUST RAUXET.
Referring to the above and thanking the pub
lie for past patronage. / would respectfully
solicit It's continuance to my successor.
no20 tde2 SOPHIE LACASSAGNE.
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OTICE.-THE LATE FIRM or J. TREY
~ n Son having tecouna extinct by the death
ri both members the UNDER igned will attend
to Itquidati aSeottor and admin lstrator
All parties having claims against sold firm will
indebted To said firm will please make payment
to ms. w. EA1CLfFFE IRBY, a
NJ. 81 Grayier street
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The epidemic having caused pecunary dis
tress. DR. +. II. Knapp n Son dentists, - Ba-
rome street. have greatly reduced their prices
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New Orleans. November %. 1873.

T'HE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE
L the TobaccD Agency and General Commits
alon Bus ineps, as carried on by the late firm Of
J J frhy h Son, for his own account at the old
stand dating from Ocfobn- g. 1914
w. RATCBfFFE IRBY.
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