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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

The following receipts are acknowledged:
Savings of Mr.. John Polloek's children. S. co
oitzeqS & hs Hornel KSd n T. through
Bishop Edmund do acbweinits ...s. % "a
Members Of TOLEDO. Ohio, Produce FIX
Mrs. j. Y. and NV, Saunders, Inglewood
oitzsns :" Of = .oolumbana county. Ohio. 40 "
through Aug. Miller. ESQ. ...... ..... So 10
Collection at First Congregational
Church, Spencer, Mass. s57 %; ctti-
zens Of Spencer Mass, through w.
l.. Dimond Esq, $40 89............... II II
Printers Of Lafayette, Ind through A.
NJ Gibson, Esq, account Of New Or
cit Gss q Hssmiiton \, r. through r. "
E. Wickwire. treasurer relief com
~, mittee, account of Greenyile. .....,. $50 90
Citizens Of Clark county, Va. through
VIM. L. Clark. ESD. account Of Now
Orleans $40: Memphis $50; Vicks-
burg $40; Grenada, $40; Canton. 500;
John C4mpbell and others, Atlanta, ill.,. 49, -
through First Nationa! Bank........-. IS 50
Citizens of Kansas City Mo-, through j.
8, Chick. President Bank Of Kansas
Part q prq9eosds # bsll slyen, b. S, tho
ersburg. ". Va, through Isaac
Prayer. Esd. acknowledgements. so 90
e and frna gyen q Gu mFs po
count 7. M, G. A., New Orleans Sill Is:
Citizens of Whitney and Salem. Ga.
Powell ESQ. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1874 05
Mrs. Henry J. Vose, raffls Of q carved
ivory cross OF Salem, Vh.............. IL 90
Citizens ST. John the Baptist, through the
Mes 'hecebe ..-...........,:... Is 90
through Rev. 4. n. Ogden. ........... 45 90
Mr.. W. B. Brie, Jr., Natchrz. Miss, ...... 2 90
Board Of Trustees Mas mic Hall, Au-
gusta. Ga. through VIM. Fl. Crane,
for account Of Masonic Relief Associ-
ton. New Orleans. -.............. 80. so 90
Citizens of Athens Ga, through E. A. ~
Burke. Esq. 1873 90
Citizens of San Raphael. CAL, through
Messrs. LaidlaW & Co.. New York
(gold). Observation-Disclosures. 1o3 %
Citizens Of Philadelphia, through
Messrs. Drexel & Co.. account of
Grand Junction. .,..........- 1000 90
Citizens of Pitsburg, Pa. for account of
yellow fever. .................... 1000 90
Unknown. Observation-Disclosures. 25 90
Spring Street CONGREGATIONAL Sunday
School. milwaukee, through John j.
Marquis, Treasurer. ..........:-..... u 90
Citizens of Chfcopea Falls. Mass, through
a. Mcfarland. 2. NJ. -...........-... 304 90
Mrs Harvey Kent. Wilbraham. Mass,
through e. T. Merrick, Esq ........... s 90
Mrs. O. e. Newell. Wilbraham. Mass
through Z. It. Merrick, Esq 7 rs
s. B. NEWMAN, Treasurer.
New Orleans, September 30. 1878. oc1 1t
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DR.. Thomas Morley, Of Boston, the dis.
e)verer of the Morley English Remedy fol-
febrile diseases, having died. 1t becomes neces-
sary to explain the superinducing cause of his
untimely demise. The Doctor had been here
hardly six weeks, and during this brief period
was constantly engaged with patients-forty
three Of whom he WAS attending whom he was
taken sick on Monday, September 49, His calls
became SO humorous that to get through with
them without overwhelming prostration, he
resorted to stimulants, q thing which he never
did before In his life. Under the excitement
consequent upon very heavy doses Of this kind
he began medication Of himself with his own
Remedy. which he had used ON others with
1ch signal success In yellow fever but inflam-
nation of stomach and bowels had SGT in with
such Virulence. caused by too free use OF such
slim ulants, that his medicine was thereby rem
dered completely Inactive. From this mobid
Inflammation. produced by stimulants there
was developed q case Of yellow fever In Its last
STAGE against which no medical skill could
possibly contend. Had his system been In Its
normal condition, 1t would have Instantly
responded TO his Remedy which has, neyer
failed, as do attest the many hundreds here
who have used it in their families during this
epidemic. Knowing that the public, whose
confidence he enjoyed. will desire to be made
familiar with the facts in the sickness and
death of this truly brave physician. have
made this statement, which will be confirmed
by his many friends In this community and
those who attended him In his last Illness
For the information Of the public and the
many friends of the Doctor, would state that
shall remain here and continue the sale of his
Remedy. which has proved fully satisfactory to
the many who have used it In this city
Respectfully. FRANK ROW
$3.50 it, Assistant to late DR.. Morley
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CUsTONE-EHOUsE NOTES.

Collector Smith yesterday received check
for the salaries of the employees for the month
of September, TWAS for an amount something
over SIS 900.
An entire new force Of meh were sent down.
to the passes yesterday. Ali the officers sta
toned there have been taken with the fever.
Ice. medicines and nurses were also dis
patched.
The Collector yesterday received letter from
Surgeon General United States Marine Hospital
Service requesting information as to the truth
or falsity of the report that the Howard Associ-
alton has on hand a large1 surplus OF funds
The Collector having no information on the
subject will be unable to give satisfactory re-
ply to the inquiry.
The receipts for customs for the week ending
Saturday last amounted to $40 036 %, an In
crease Of over $1,000 ON the receipts of the pre-
ceding week.
There was not an item of interest obtained at
THE posToFFICE
yesterday The Assistant Postmaster exhibited
q small tin box. which was forwarded with the
approval and Endorsement of the Postm aster
General and which is de- igned as an envelope
for samples of various articles. Among others
specified we're horseshoe nails. pins. needles,
pens cereals and products OF cereals. and then
there was general specification admitting OF
their being used for the trans missl IN OF almost
anything heretofore excluded from the mails
which can be got into them. except poisonous
or explosive compounds.
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COURSE OF THE FEW Err.

The following table shows the rise. culmina-
ton and decline of the epidemfes of 1885, 1867
and 1875. The table will be better understood
by observing that the thirtieth day of the fever
III 1859 was the thirty first day Of JulVs In 1867
the thirtieth day was the thirty-flrst Of August
while In the present year the thirtieth day was
the sixteenth of August,
The epidemic of 1853 began more than two
weeks earlier than the prevailing one, and
that of 1857 more than two weeks later.
BIZ reference to the table 1t will be seen that
the epidemic culminated on the flfty..tfird day
of it's prevalence, which was the twenty second
of August. On that day there were 254 deaths
from yellow fever. 10 1867 the epidemic cuImi-
mated on the tlfty-hfth day of Its prevalence,
which was the twenty-fourth Of September. On
demic eliminated on the fifty-seventh day OF its
prevalence which was. the eleventh day Of Sep
fen,ber On that day there were 80 deaths.
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A DEADLY DOSE,
An EEsglfghmam Commits Suicide by
Swallowing LaMtlamumas

Am Eaglfshmam Commits Suicide by
swallowing Baudanunns
At 1890 o'clock yesterday Patrolmen Gasgrove
and Doorman Buokholtz found man named
John Phillips. aged fifty years. q native of Eng
land, lying ct the corner of First and Rousseau
streets. Believing him to be drunk, they made
him prisoner and conveyed him to The Sixth
Station, where x,, they preferred that charge
aga11nst MIN. sa while searching him. in his
.'laudanum," from the apothecary shop Of E
Sauter, corner Of Josephine and Magazine
streets.
B. lievlng that Phillips stupidity was caused
by laudanum instead of whisky they repniredto
the apothecary designated on the bottle and
learned that the laudanum had been purchased
within the hour.
They Immediately returned to the station in
company with DR.: Habhoff. who app led the
proper antfdotes; but human aid vas useless,
as he expired at half past 8 O'Clock
The physician. before administering to the
patient, said that the dose was IL large one that
he had taken, and that there was but little hopes
Of bis recovery.
The coroner held an inquest, and bis jury re-
turned a verdict Of suicide.
The remains ere then conveyed to his son 8
residence, No. 1873 Louisiana Avenue.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

It should be remembered that the election Of
delegates to the Democratic Conservative Par.
ish Convention takes place in q few days. and
that the State registration papers of this year
are the only credentials on which voters are
allowed to deposit their ballots for ward repre-
sentatives.
The Republican State Central Committed
meets on TIL prsday to receive the report of the
committee which waited on Gov. Nichols in re-
gard to the Natchitoches affair. It Is probable
that an address ON the matter will be prepared
and published.
The Republican parish committee will meet
on Friday to take steps looking to the election
of Delegates to the parish convent, II.
The National Congressional Convention of the
Third District met on Saturday and nominated
r. U. Hebert. son of ex-Gov. 2. 0. Hebert. to
represent the district
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missioner ouintero with false and fraudulent

missioner 0uintero with false and fraudulent
registration.
The circumstances which led to his arrest are
as follows: He applied for registration papers
and on being questioned said he was twenty
two years Of age. Because OF his youthful ap-
Dearanee his statement was doubled, and he
was asked II he could prove 1t. He said be
could and produced In evidence a registration
paper of 1876. made out In his name. AS the
election was held two years ago. II he was enti-
to vote at it, as the paper indicated. he must OF
necessity be at least twenty three years of age
and he was called upon to explain how that year
had been lost, He therenpon confessed that,
although he had registered and voted in 1876, he
was at the time minor. and on this statement
he was arrested. In default OF bond to appear
he was remanded to the Parish Prison
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BREwHTHE ED,

Col. Carter is now In Mississippi City, down
with the yellow fever.
little girliust recovering'from yellow fever
has been receiving great many preseaits from m
her papa. How good 1t Is to be sick when you
are getting wellp'
The dramatic papers inform us that the Fur,
Dish Fifth Avenue Combination came to grief
leaving the com pany there to make their wav
back to- New York as best they knew how. Aso,
E. ThoEne,s Combdinatiso,p3 pgsessntiIng H. TIE
Thorne in the leading role, supported by Mr..
William Sexton. champion, of the, cue" and
Both of These combinations We're engaged to
appear in this city at the Academy of Music
next Season.
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THE pEA8 US.

sThis association issued 22,s27 rations yester-
~.
Aat the meeting last night advice was received.
Rough our old friend Ned. Willett, now res
mt of New York. that he had shipped for the
8rnmfttee OF the pupils of the Twelfth Street
ablic School (femalel. Of New York, six cases
#clothing and five of provisions, to be turned
Ter TO Mrs. Geo. Pitield. for distribution.
Ialother case of clothing the donation OF ladies'
!. New York, is also sent The packages will
Aaan here hy the steamship Knickerbocker.
FgAfyias from St. Louis was rec fved that the
.aanssIvs OF that city had shipped two more
ssar loads of provisions.
Il FROM CARRoLLToN.
aaAse{iffon signed By VIM. III. Williams. ESQ.
~ irrasa, was received from Garrollton asking
HS assistance. Considering the distance, OF
I'LL section of New Orleans, 1t was agreed that
eli member of the Peabody Association should
Nnate one ticket ot their respec i've allotment
I The Carrollton committee. BY adopting this
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NEORTUARY REPORT.

For the week ending September 90 Sunday
the mortality In New Orleans was as follows:
From yellow fever: White a07. colored 10;
total 426: other fevers 60: consumption 49, con-
gesti Of the brain T. hear Diseases g. Brights
disease r. suicide by hanging 1. other diseases
81. Total deaths 400. of viii" "a were colored.
Ages: Under year 81, from / to 2 years 20,
from to years 1874. from to 10 years g.
tfrom / to 10 years 245) from 10 to Is years Is,
from 15 to 20 years 16, from 20 to 25 years 43,
from % to 80 years 80, from 80 to 40 years 70,
from 40 to 80 years %. from so to 60 years 8,
from 60 to 70 years TO- from 70 to 80 years A.,
from 80 to 80 years 2, 100 years and upward ].
Nativities: Austria. 1; China. i: Denmark a;
EneIand, IL France %; Germany 80: Ireland
Sweden. 3; Poland, 8; Spain, /; Switzerland. !:
Turkey /; United States (outside of Louisiana)
"a !; not stuffed. s.. Total 400.
Color; Male white, 2sl: female 1866. Male CO.
lored %; female. 2b.
Deaths in Public Institutions: Charity Hos
nital 49,. Hotel Dieu 10. Touro Inflrmary1 St.
Vincents Infant Inhrmary l. other orphan asy-
lums J. Insane Asylum l. Total IS.
Deaths certified by coroners %,
Still births 4.
Two hundred and forty five children ranging
In age from to 10 years. have died during the
Week.
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sGEEpHEHgEY MOBILITY.

Ear away In the Black Hills regions the suf-
ferangs of our people have been made known
and the officers and soldiers Of the United
States Army serving at Camp -sturgis, In Da-
kota Territory. have shown their brotherly re-
gard towards the stricken Southerners as will
be shown by the following correspondence:
HEAa'as MILITARY DIVISION OF TIE MISSOURI,
Chicago. I'LL. September 26, 1878.
Hon. T. T. Nichols. Governor of Louisiana:
Gonernor-I have tho pleasure Of forwarding
herewith. on behalf Of the officers and men OF
the United states army. serving at Camp Stur-
gle, among the Black Hills Id Dakota Territory
will perceive by the copy of the Enclosed tele-
gram. they desire should be used for the relief
Of sufferers by the yellow fever. | have taken
the liberty Of sending 1t to you, thinking 1t not
improbable that certain deserving cases would
naturally come under your observation, and
believing that yqu would be willing to be their
almoner in this matter,
L am. Governor, very respectfully your .obe-
dent servant, Z. II. SHERIDAN,
Lieutenant General United States Army.
The telegram is as follows:
CAMP STURG1s. d. r.. September Is, 1878.
Lieut.. Gen. Sheridan. Ohicago
The officers and soldiers of this camp request
that you draw at once. from any bank that will
advance 1t. $500 and place It in their name where
1t may be best used to relieve sufferers by Vel-
low fever. Check for amount, payable to your
order will be mailed you Immediately.
l.. ID. STURGIS,
Colonel Seventh Cavalry.
Oflcinl:
VIM. .. WH1ppnE.
It,,En
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THE FEVER.
YES TEEsDAY's IOLL.

OFFICE BOARD or HEALTH.
New Orleans. September 80. 1873
II G1fgclal statement Of cases Of yellow fever re
d SORTED In New Orleans:
Deaths from II N. yesterday to II m. to-day. 81
New cases. ao
Il Total cnseR a3s!
Total deaths. 'GsA'
q Thirty. seven of these cases date prior to the
& s"en'Si RssHMuEi. chopin. M. d. President
BE- TAYLOR. III. D.. Secretary.
DEAT9sE.
philip Carrau city, 10 years. IS st. Anthony.
Martha Shepley. c.. city, year. ut. David near
Elzabeth Luke England:al years, 145 Royal
Robert Keith. city. years. second street al
Henry CoIome. Spain, 81 years. AZ Dauphine'
GEORGE Riilleux city years h ia IT. Peter
Nary Nielsen s eltH ysat gaTGnhe
Louis Harris, Russia. 90 years, $40 Old Levee.
Einon Manassas. Germany, 81 years, corner
johanna q. Ahtee. city. years Carrollton. :,
Il Adrien Court, France, a. years, Abadle and
Louisa u. Pettitory. years, Dryades and st,
Il. Harold L. Dawson. % years. steamship St.
Johanna zellman, Germany. SO years, a74 st..
,r WI. Newal ireland, OF years Common and
MarysE Laudun. II months, CTS Annuneia-
Ation,
Il Pierre Dugere. Franco, At years Royal and
Mrs Amelia Carmllie. France 80 years Royal
%and France
" James CLARK, city Is years CONT and Broad.
Il EliSa Norwood, Virginia., Marengo. near Ca
u Heorelna Nighthart, & years, 1870 Spain,
III a. y, Abramss England. AZ years. 900 Maya
q ". D, Allen. Virginia, 81 years. 227 Calliope.
III Amable Herrineau. France, SO years. ID st.
Peter.
q William Rehbein. Germany, 20 years, Tehoup
aAtonns, near Belecaatle.
n Chas. A. Werk, Texas, years. 3l3 bouth Ram
ESoart
~ Dr., Thomas Morley, England IS years. 81
Il Nellie sweetman. Connecticut, "a years. a3l
sBsryades. ,x,-,
PEARS, 300 Annuncntion.
u n Fink years. Poydras near Broad.
II VIM. Harden. New York, 10 years IA Roman.
W FEVER NOTES.
id The deaths were twenty-five and the. new
8le Office OF the Board of Health yesterday
SS,vening from 10 m. to 8 y. ~.
The marked decrease OF the death rate from
Sifty-two the day previous TO thirty five the day
Following augurs most auapiciously for the
Future.
ii Dr. b. f. Taylor, secretary of the Board of
Health. Just returned from Tangipahoa. has
how resumed his vented pursuit in the office
III the board.
" DEATHS Ar THE HOSPITAL.
FL Randolph Beverly. G., aged AZ.
u Joseph Mustachia. aged 80
Il Truenan Curtis. aged 40.
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THE ST. GEORGES.

This association acknowledges the receipt Of
KKsoa from Thomas Layton, ESQ. being q dona-
Aion from the New York Chamber Of Commerce,
Der =. Pierrepont Morgan, treasurer; s5 from
$ohn Boland. ESQ. and % from John Calder.
Ssaa There are 1900 names Of British subjects
Registered on the books Of FL. Ms Consul. the
Rtek among whom are attended to by the st.
Rsaorges.
The following report shows the amount Of
work done by the ST. Georges:
Il One hundred and FIVE families Or 4os indl-
$'fdnas provided with meals for from three to
Aevsn days, In the form Of rations. Seventeen
Families or twenty-five individuals provided
@Yith money. medicine, doctors, nurses and
anore pressing requirements One hundred and
@iStyrtwo homeless men fed twice to-day.
REHABILITATION.
Meals
8us individuals given to IA meals each. =. 27o6
Ae2 individuals, homeless, fed twice day, 1914
II
Iotals' ,.'..''',.'' $3.50
n One thousand dollars received from San Fran
#lseG by Wells, Fargo Il Co. and Park Bank.
New ork through Union National Bank. New
Orleans.
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method the association avoids breach Of their
established rules.
committee of two was also appointed to
VISIT "Frsetown." across the river. whence
come reports Of great distress.
The association Ia meeting everywhere q
liberal RESPONSE as appears By the daily pub
leation of their receipts, and apprehend no
danger Of running short Of provisions by CON.
tinuing to adhere strictly to an economical yet
liiBe~ai systafn.
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PER SO n AZ.

The familiar face of our estimable friend
Thos, c. Portious was again visible in the well
known dry goods establishment Of which he is
the manager in this city. MIR. Portious, after an
York. where he has succeeded in purchasing
an elegant and varied assortment Of dry goods
for the fall trade.
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Registration Office open in each ward

LEON LAMoTHE-Will reopen his well known
restaurant and oyster saloon TO- day. This gem
tleman has for many years been connected with
restaurants in this city, and has won for himself
quite an enviable reputation as a caterer and
first-claes restauranteur. The public may rest
assured Lamothe will always have the best that
the market affords In his establishment. NO; %
renovated and fitted up in the most i'm prove d
style. Don't forget. to-day is the opening day.
Give Leon drop in.
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sRCoNEp zpzsTRuor Coa1Rr.
SUGGESTIONS opENaD SINCE srpvF;s, nm

SUGGESTIONS OPENED SINCE sEpeEaa BER as.
Charles Llebman. Thos. Mccormick, Thos. IT,
Wilkinson, Frederick Jensen. Joseph Bouohe-
Dolan and Hannah Dolan. Jeremiah Simpson.
Theodore Zimmerer Mr., and Mrs. VIM. famine
Widow Petite Loisel Maurice Toussaint, MI
chael Hogan, Christian Bauman. Mrs. Annie Nj.
Flood. WIDOW J. T. Foster Harry L. Smith,
Augustus M. Miller.
EMANCIPATION,
Ceoile Josephine Boese
=, seventy persons were, naturalized during
twenty Cinnamon being among the number,
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The following Is the number of voters regis
cred FOR the week ending September %. 1878:
Aggregate. -.

Col. Wood remarked that the whites are regis
terine more freely now as is shown by The
total, and that the majority of whites registered
up to now is over 5000.
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New registration. New registration.

Nurses and attendants in sick rooms, whc
have net had the fever. use Omaha Rhubarb
Wine as preventive. For sale by l. l., Lyons
druggist.
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STATE-HOUSE NOTES.

Appointments by the Governor: J. Fl. 5ibert
member of the school board for the parish of
Pointe Coupee, vice .Thos: T. Luton, who has
Juror for st. Martinsville vice Brown, deceased.
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AN INTELLIGENT VOTER.

Dawson Jones, colored boy, was arrested
yesterday By the supervisor OF the seVenteenfh
ward and charged before United States Com"
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One of the pleasantest recolIections OF the
Centennial trip to Philadelphia thousands of
people will connect with their pleasant quarters
and agreeable treatment at the Colonnade Hotel.
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Register Register Register

Nurses and attendants in sick rooms. who
have not had the fever. use Omaha Rhubar b
Wine as preventive. For sale By l. L. Lyons
druggist,
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rasE sTEAMRoATMEN's RELIEF Assoc
w. CITATION.

The visiting committee reported yesterday
he following as still being very sick: Diebold.
Haralta, James Dare John and Sterrit Pepper,
be Hunter, aud child of Capt. Joe Muir. Mr..
Sunter hasn't the fever. The new cases re-
rs rfed yesterday. were Mike Cnrablne, mate Of
Ihe pargoud, and child OF Jacob Hawkins,
baiief was granted to 10 applicants.
/ The following Is the report or the nickel
Eoxes,n as furnished by Capt, Allen Jumel:
NEW ORLEANS. September 80. 1878.
10 the River Editor of the Democrat:
Str-Inclosed please find weekly state
kent nickel boxes"
Yours, ETC.. ALLEN JUMEL,
per Green.
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EMANCIPATION
THIRD DISTRICT COURT.

St Charles Streets Railroad Company VS.
Board OF Assessors. Suit for mandamus to
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sNo further official notice was taken OF the
fever In 1858.
mo further notice In 1867.
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R1 E0 FOR PIANO TUNING-BEsT WORE
pAes1V $50 Magazine. d. LEEOH. goirea
Pianist. Tvs "
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FOR SALE.

E1OR sALE-TWO FINE DOCTORS BUG
IL gies will sell cheap Ii early application il
made: also. wanted second hand carriages.
se15 I'm r.. r. MADDOX,
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w to go to Canton. Apply at once to Mr.,
sCHAUNBERG, Howard Association, No. 50
Camp street. SEQ
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EH3GEa4aaANEaDEJ.,

WyANTED--BY A YOUNG MAN. A gITU-
w alton where he can make himself useful,
in the country Or city. Salary not SO much an
object as steady employment. Address r. CT,
This Office. se1R ak