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The New York herald., 1878-10-09
Totals. .16 10 "a II o Totals. s "a 13 Is
Score on innings
lst ed 3D. 4th. 6tk. 9th. 7M 8M

New York.. 90 4 6-lo
Hudson n.... 5 o 2 0 0 o. s
Runs oafneu-New York. 2; Hudson, Q. First base
by errors-New York. 10; HUDSON, Total lett on
Now York, IL; Hudson, s. Struck out-New YORK.
3; HUDSON, Ump,re-Mr. Clare, OF Orange Ciup.
Time or game-0ne hour aud my minutes
Tho Rosehills, OF ST. John's College, defeated the
Alerts, oil Seton Hall College, At Fordham, by score
of9tol.
Tho Orange Club owing 10 their inability to place
full composed OF players allowed tnem
by the Metropolitan association ieei II necessary 10
withdraw from iur ther competition or tne champion
ship OF the ASSOCIATION.
The games to be played to-day are a. follows:-As.
tors and New Yorks, tue Union Ground; Jersey
Citys and Fiyaways on the CcntcL NAL Ground, and
Bostons and Stars, OF Syracuse, at Barton.
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MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BALrixoRH, Oct s, 1873.
Q. y. Brown, Of Minnesota, arrived this morning
with the race horses Neptune and Florence Payne By
Blarnsystone, dam Florence l., three years old.
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RILEY, THE OAkSMEN.

[Bx TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1
AUBURN, N r., Oct 8, 1873
James H. Riley, the oarsman, arrived here to-day,
10 70 into training for his Ave mile with NJ. r.
Davis OF Portland Me-, on OCTOBER TO- Tor $500 side
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York with snly two persons knowing where no vas
soisg or what no was gong TO do He said they dia
not wish 10 have large crowd al the race ana woolo
be better satisfied IL The rough element would keep
away.
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RIRsT DAY OF THE SPECIAL NEW ENGLAND
CIRcUIr-CHARLEY WARE AND WILD DANDY
THE wINNLR5.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HrR,LD.1

CIRCU1r-CHARLEY WARE AND WILD DANDY
THE wINNlRs.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
PLAISvILLE, Conn, Oct. g. 1873
The races Of The first OF tho three meetings OF the
special Now England circuit opened Piainvilc Park
this afternoon with twogood contests oy .nirty
one" and "nfty" casses Judge Trumbuil and Wild
Dandy pool fsvoritss IN tho respective classes,
and while tho latter won the former Was fairly out
rolted In every heat by Charley Ware.
Tux ssrHiRrY-oxE" GLASS
In the "thrty- lone" class Doyies Jim Briggs took
the nrst heat through splendid lead secured at the
start, and the next three went to Charley
Ware, who earned his victory 10 every
instance by good work from the three
occurred between Jim Briggs ana Young Buchanan
at the top oil the homestre'on Briggs coming to the
being badly wrecked The driver OF the LATER Charles
Records Of Boston, was heavily thrown, but escaped
rnk s.pIYrY" PURSE
In the hfty class the pool avorte yielded the nrst
heat 10 the speedy little spotted mare Arabian Mag,
no difficulty IN taking tho next three hsats, excepting
sharp brush on the turn win hlsoora and Democr
In tue s'Lnirty yono" class Jtm Briggs took socoou
mouey. Juige Turn1ul third aud Shadow fourth, and
In tho ''1fty" class Araoan Mag secured second,
Democrat third and Wiscora fourth.
PLAryviLLE PARK. ocronsR MEErNG-FIRsr DAY
OCTOBER s, 1s7s.-fne 2:3l Class; purse $500,
W. W. Lerrabec's tHartfordJ b. g. Charley
Ware .......................5 4 i i
j. II. Doyle's (provldence) b. g. Jim Briggs
Il. b. vining's tMerioen, Conn., b. T. Judge
Trumbull OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
H. Brsck's t3ostonl b <. Shadow. w......... 3 2 8
Charles Records (Boston) q Young
Buchanan. ...... ...................... s 8 3
TlME.
Quarter Hdig Nile.
First heat. 3S l:l6k 235
Second heat ............ 80 l:U 2:35
Third noat. ............. ~ l.lS 2:J3H
Fourth heat....... 40 l:lS 2:32X
SANE Day AND rRAcK.-The 1850 class; purse $500;
DIVIDED.
c. Rchards' (Sprngned) Dr. &. Wild
Dauuy .............. 4 i i
c. ID. smiths marlboro, N. " sp IN. Ara
ban MAJ
I. 3. Fosters (Plsinviliei b. u. Democrat. 2
ID. Jenkins malone. N W b. m. Wiscors. o 2
{. r. Predmore's tHartiorc) b. m. Burtrice. 9 3
q. Fumsr's (DanbaryD o. T. Robln........ 4 4
Quarter. UdlE Nile
First heat. Us l:lOH 2:36
Second heat. IS l:lu 2:37
Ihrd neat W l.lb 2.37
Fourth heat.............. 80 1:l7 2:37
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BELMONT PARK.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct 8, 1873
This was the second DAY Of the trottipg mssting At
Belmont Park. summary as follows:-
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SCULLING MATCH ARRANGED.
FRED PLAIsTxD AND EVAN MORRIS TO ROW
TWO MILES OVER THE HUTTON COURSE.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
PfrrsBuRG, Pa DOT. 8, 1873.
The sporting fraternity were astonished to-day TO
learn of the ARRIVAL hero OF Fred Plaisted, OF New
York, and that he and Evan Morris matched to
row At this CITY within ten days. next Friday week,
18th inst Plastsd Was sccomp panied by two friends
and went up tuis morning to the Hutton course. No
agreement has yet mado to the amount OF the
nnal deposit, but u will sitnsr oe for $500 or $1,000
side. the distance OF the will be two miles, one
mile 10 q buoy and return. Harry Beaumont IS the
nnai stakeholder, and win tomorrow receive tho
Anal aeposL
Mr Pialslod said that hs started away from New
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PLA1NVILLE PARK.

There are two races on to-day's programme-foI
horses that have never beateu 2:50 and "a.
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Danny ...........:............. 1 !
c. ID. smiths (MariDoro', N. W sp IN. Ara
ban ...................1 s
7. 3. Fosters (Plsinvlliet b. x. Democrat. 2 4
D. Jenkins malone. N. W b. m. Wiscors. o o 2
Z. y. Predmore's tHartiorc) b. m. Burtrice. 3 q
q. Fuimsr's (DanburyD o. Robin......... o
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-01
EGCai s.E1sss5zGa.

Leroy BEAUMONT. who ia roH icing prosecuted
in New York for bigany, il tie eauc nan who
was 10 Washington last spring. and claimed to
hsve lourcd Lis ankle ct tho Potomac ferry
wharf, Seventh street. The cornraoy paid bis
expenses at tie Alexandria Iyirmary for some
time.
Duriog the quarter ending yesterday there
were INSPECTED 10 this city 4 4O4 barrels CT four
Of ell grads, by Mr.. Joho s. Taylor, -four in-
spcetor Of his city.
M: Humphreys, OF FAtfaZ, had his horse
taken ircn in iro2t Of Diousc's restaurant Oh
King street oa Saturday, bat recovered it
shortly Afterwards
dr. Peter Pullman is building q handsome
brick residence On the south side Of Cameron
run.
The city will be at no loss during the present
week for amusemepts, havlrg the fair, theatre
aad circus all 10 buGch.
There ID to be grand tournament at Cox's
Statioo, il Charles county, Nd, to morrow.
S. DoaIham, G. King street, has the finest
Clothing 10 tho city.
Buy S. 90 Hat at Dealham' $ for $500.
S. Dcalhauo has good Hats at so cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-01

PERsoNAL.-The appointment Of Capt. I.
3. Tra7ers, OF this city, to the Command OF
the steamship John Gibsoa, has been noticed
heretofore ir the Gazette. Tie Washington
Republican says:
''Tho steamship John Gibson cleared for New
York Saturday afternoon 10 charge ct her Lew
commander, Captain Thomas g. Iravers, an
experienced seaman, who vas rccenty ap.
poiuted to Command her, visa Captaiu Ilaziugo.
Captain Iravcrs commanded the Jane Moscley
ducioE tie summer CT 1877, and slaca thcn
commaudrl tits sov:@nGacli tug pgng between
Washington AL! lie flrts Ga tho i'ttOiDac, and
uiorc recently balwevn ;j.a'on l7lAni and the
ior;s in Nvw York harbor."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-01

S'NN"
weather.
FAIR NoTEs. 1t IS suggested, aud the sug
gestion is an excellent one, that the few squares
lust below the Fair Grcuads b sprl0k!ed once
OF twice each day. As they are at present It
is almost impossible to see Gee half square IN
trout Of your postl,p.
The cnuituse: aui chafi0;s, run by Dir. W.
II. Thornton. pro'o o great conyenieuce to
visitors AID ciiz,1s, and ere we'll patroo!zadc.
The fare from the wharf to the gtou5ds 10 only
five ceGts
Onc of the Gats; dispjsys Of fruits and flow
ers at tho Fair is that ct Mr.. Thomas Carroll,
which cxces anything heretofore seen 10 this
section.
The first sae made at the Fair was That OF
an egg, last night. f,;ie egg Was LAID by one
Of the fowls on exhibition, and Was sold at
auction by Mr.. w. L. Creighton, super!ntcn.
de1t, to hIr. Henry Herbnor, for IS cents.
There were g lumber Ct Gyrsios ncar the
grounds this morning, telling fortunes and
turning penny ia every possible way.
Kiag street was ga:ls decorated with hlss,
&C., from cue cnl to tie other during tLo en-
tire day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-01

&;AREpTA HALL -'i'ac rG>i,;ca!a II ihjs city
aoj visitors to tho Fair SHOULD not fail to visit
Ssropts Hail to night. aad sec Miss Flcrc1oc
Richmond SUD she Boyd coordination. The
star cones recommended as a most excellent
actress and the support - sid TO be OF the first
class. Tho play tonight will be Sheridan
Knowles great master piece, Tho Hunch.
back" A special boat Will leave here fer
Washington at | | p. N. u'tcr the performance
J oyer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-01

MY dear" said Mr. s. to his bloom.
Ing he!pmsct, Il must congratulate you Oh
your recent improvement ia cakes, biscuits.
bread. rolls, every kind Of pastry in short.
"Oa !" said the wife, 1.-Two solved the secret
By u:ies tho greatest thing 10 tho market for
bakiog-DooLEY' YEAST POWDER. Heace.
fcrlh my kitchen ka0ws 20 tthcr. cot If
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-01

The "Baby's Best Friend" is the most an.
pzopriatc title for Dr.. Balls BABY Syrup. 1t
is absolutely free from Opium, Morphia and
other powerful agents, is perfectly safe and
reliable under ali circumstances and by allayicg
the usual Stomach ard Bowel Disorders OF
babyhood keeps the child irom ircttDg and
and crying. so Injurious to Itself aad annoying
to all. Price 25 cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-01

GAS MACH1NE.-Mr. A. GiachGt has made
g number G; iDprovcm erts ca bis portable gas
machine, and has it DOW in full and satisfactory
operation at his store on King street, between
Pitt aad St. Asaph streets, during inc present
week, aal TO night his confectionery establish
Ncut will be illuminated With The GAG lnado on
tic praIris2s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-01

Sir. S. D3a!ham has gore to New lc1k 10
complete bis stock OF fall acd winter Clothing.
Judging from his usual good taste in Saectirg
goods fer this market, hn vii! BE- ah!e. ou his
return. to display stocl, O. Meas, Youths
and Boys Clothing, aCd other Geris' furnish
inss, as Gna anl IS W.! selected rs can be
found this si1c OF New \ ori.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-01

mo, YoU CANT Do T."-Ghe III Glcrscly
large house Of Is-sc Echtcrg is PACKED with
the most foishcd aad fashionable gocls at very
low prices. No house 10 tho Unioa can beat
our prices snd sclcc:i;:s. Give Us call ana
cx,.iigc on; st@cS, sep 27-lv.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-01

On EXulBlTIoN-Tkc finest stock Of CASH.
mercs, Waterproof Cloth and Beavers, ever
dispaycd, at ISAAC EIcnBERG's.
sept 27-lw Successor to- Slaymakor Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-01

LEG BRoKGN.-A small! hoy 8amcl Padgets,
aged aboui seven years, was ruu ever py Thorn.
tons stage. on klog street, Fear Henry,
about four o'a!cck this evening, aGd had his
leg brckcp. lie vas carried into Hudson
drug store, where the necessary surgical assls.
tauoe IVES rendered hin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-01

Ez3~ Harris Bros Seamless Kid Claws, at
Isaac E;chbcrg's, the erly authorized agon, for
Alexandra. A complete line iusG opened at
popular prices. sep 27-lI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-01

The warld reoowa2d KNAEE PIANOS aud
tho celebrated Shonioger Orr@us arc to DO ex
hibitcd at tho far (b7 G. H2;ehenbaoh. 1923.
llth street, Washington, D. O., sGia AGENT
Do net fail 70 sec them. scr26 lW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-01

Men Of $50 lbs. weight 70 to laall:sin's io!
q suit CT CiUti!iGg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-01
ICE CREA M.

My Ice Cream Mar ufactory, one of the !arg-
customers, Sunday schools, excursions, picnics.
fairs, festivals and ascot stons, as vol as tho
trade, with that SUPERIOR CREAM that has
made name in this community, and is known
everywhere as BNGNHLE'S Ice CREAM.
could easily reduce its price by lowering its quail
ity, but good cream, OF fresh, pure wholesome
invrcdicnts, cayloL DC fun ni.hcd at less price
than l serve it. Of course, could grade my
cream by the price," but my cream would lose
the good name that years OF fair dealing have
won for il. ask tnst persons abroad ordering
"Brenglo's Cream" from third parties Will as
sure themselves that the cream sent Is certainly
from my establishment l warrant lay crcsIn.
and do lot wish thai inferior cream, sent out rs
mine, may injure its reputation 1t ID my sim
TO furnish the BEST CREAM IN AMEhlCA,
and my customers are satisfied that DO 30.
ia 3-;t HENRY BHENGLE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-01

For fac Hat 40 10 Dealham' :, g. King
street., corner of Fairfax.
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MOUST VERNON, Wcs!cbester Co.,

Dr. GILES My Dear Sir: During the re-
cent cola weather, liz c4laaE; ir0Ei 10y house to
the court room. NY iaot slipped aud ! feel
heavily, striking ny back eRalcsi q large stone.
My wife appii2t your Liaiy'eat a! CvcF my
sp,uo. Tie pain ard (ii:c9;oraIion disappeared
aud ncx& day VAS abie t. resume ny duty 90
TIC btuch am, very truly,
ROBERT W. EDMONDS,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-01

At Dea!har4's all goods arc warranted as
represented.
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rFO TIE TRADE.
s
JOHN a. FIELD,
Il King street,

JOHN A. FIELD
II King street,
Is 4 Keu. fer ALLEN & CO.'S KICHMOED
GEM CIGARETTES and othe- goods; also
FELGNEES s. SONS IL &B De ! = i Ell u
CIGARETTES VIII sell them ~ A-CICRI
PRICES. Cali in and see foE yourself sp Y
NroW IS TIE THE 20 PAINT YOUR
~ HOUSES.
The NEW lvi& E*AMsL PAINTS
come ready .u;xHl fur i,,.;:1 cdiato uso ard Of
sny desired shade or color. Ssmpo cards, with
estimsto Of quantity required l2r sry spccisl
lob, and any other information wanted cheer
lully frrni4hed upon application 10
JAN EI s. CO.,
snp D Nos. - and i45 Kim. street.
= r. CEE.GaTuN z SOY, ct IS Krs,
Is corner If koyal streets, Esvo jas. received
q supply Of Pen, Pocket MD J'a?Io cutlery
KsZora, Scissors, Shears, &c, q S.e&er's Wos-
tenholm's and othor celebrated makers, which
thew offer for sale wholesale and retail Al small
advance Call and sec. spN
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E.4EAA IL = gEAS.

WEATHER PEoDABIL1TIEs-Ooto.l l, 1878.
For the Middle Atlantic States southeast 10
southwest winds, stationary Or rising barometer
or higher temperatures and generally clear
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-01

For tiuc Underwear sec Dealham, e kios
S.rcef.
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Sold Ey 4. S. Lsc;ocatcr l. Bro Send IS:
fa1apiet. DR.. Giles, l2D Yves: BroadTAP. n.
\. Tia! siz. 25 ccuia.
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CRESCENT CITY BATTALION.

HEADQUARTERS CRESCENT CRY BATTALION,
New Orleans, september g. 1878. !
GENERAL ORDER NO. j
I. The following officers compose the Execu-
tive Relief Committee:
Major r. G. BOND. Chairman.
Captain CORNELIUS BEARD. M. D., Surgeon.
Lieutenant N. E. SLAUGHTER Acting AS
sistant Surgeon.
Captain s. lei. BUCK.
Captain JOHN AUGUSTIN.
Captain ED. FLOOD.
Lieutenant H. B. FERGUSON.
Lieutenant f. Fl. BAKER.
Lieutenant NJ. N. WISDOM.
Lieutenant PETER BUTZ.
Lieutenant W. O. Fl. ROBINSON.
Sergeant-Maior b. G. MIRE.
This Committees Headquarters will be at the
Adiutant's office. No. CARONDELET STREET.
They will meet there at IL m. EVERY DAY.
II. Any member of this Battalion taken sick
will report the fact at these Headquarters, with
out delay Us this Committee is prepared to at
tend to the wants of the sick.
III. Reports can be made to the Headquarters
through the American District Telegraph Com
Dany, whose wires have been kindly placed at
the disposal of the Battalion free OF charge.
By order of Major r. G. BOND. Commanding.
se3 If W. @. Fl. ROBINSON. Adjutant.
DIR. w. G. AUSTIN,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE,
Corner OF jackson and Magazine streets,
Upper City HotelJ
ONCE hours. to q. m.. and to ID m.
DOWNTOWN OFFICE,
No. "a Canal street,
Office hours, from y to 2 .. N.
Can be- summoned By American District tele~
graph at any hour. jy25 5ptf
W. W. SHARPE q co.,
PUBLISHERS AGENTS,
No. 2g Park Raw. New Work,
Are authorized TO contract for advertising in
this paper. no23
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Y. Nj. G, A, RELIEF COMMITTEE
Rooms z. NJ. g. A. RELIEF COMMITTEE.
81 Camp street. September 7. 1919

81 camp street, september 7, 1878. J
The following amounts have been contributed
since last report for the relief of the destitute
aick from yellow fever
Margaret Mint. through Rev L. 0. Koele 10 90
A. Carriere IL Sons, New Orleans. ...-.... 80 90
Ashville. N. g., through A. Z. Summey.
mayor. Observation-Disclosures. .............. 100 90
W. ". Iobdell, Wilmington, Del. through ''' ~
A. @. Hutchinson. Esq. New Orleans 200 90
Biek ham & Moore. New Orleans .......-. 2b 90
Z. NJ. G. A., " Jshington. ?. C............ 100 90
\. M. 9: A.. Wilmington. Del. Second re-
mittancel. ............. ........ 80 90
Mission Church Pittsburg, Pa, through
- JAS. l.. Orr ....-.-.-..:.:. .---t.....-.. Is SIS
Y. NJ. Q A.. Cincinnati Ohio Second re-
mittancel. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100 80
Y. NJ. g. A., Cincinnati Ohio Uhird remit
r. taneel .:....-.... -. 239 G4
Y. NJ. 9. A.. Louisville Ky. second re-
mittance). .....-..-... ...............-. Sd Oh
T; Lytt Lyon. ESD. for bedding. 20 90
W. Z. Halrsy ESD. -....:-..--.....-........ 80 90
Chas. Lockett ESD. Brooklyn. n z.
through VIM. Simpson. New Orleans. 10 90
First Presbyterian Church. Burlington,
Iowa. through Y. M. @. A. BurIing-
ton; ;.:.-- -...:::.~ -............. 81 II
7. NJ. u A.. Milwaukee, LII -... ........ 90 90
I. M q. A, Chicago (sixth remittar Gel - 213 48
Jas. Teller, Esq Ascension. La. through
james T. Rodd. Esq ......... ......... 100 90
A. g. Goodman. ESD. Hartford. Conn,
through tspy ". II. Williams ESQ. 80 90
John Henry K Co., New Orleans. ......... Is 90
Wabash Relief Committee, indianapolis,
through Louisiana National Bank. 36G a.
w. IL g.. Now Orleans Observation-Disclosures. Ii 90
". O. RAYMOND. Treasurer.
Nos. 81 and 80 Poydras street.
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NEW ORLEANS PEABODY SUBSIST
ENCE ASSOCIATION.
New ORLEANS. Septernber.7.

New ORLEANS. September 1878.
The following acquisitions were this day
honored upon presentation, viz:
For Howard Association. :.::-....... 7o3
For Young Mems Christian Association. 800
For Society St. Vincent de Paul. ............ 800
For German Benevolent Relief Association 2OB
For Cosmopolia an Tabernacle Association 30
For Continental Guards ...-....,............. 81
For Benevolent Association Sons Of Loulsi-
ana ............. ......-... AZ
For Firemen's Charitable Association ..... 46
For Lafayette Young Mems Benevolent As
sOCiation. .......--..-.-. Observation-Disclosures. SO
For st. Louis Benevolent Association ........ %
For Ladies' Physiological Society. ........... %
For Grand Army of the Republic ........... 10
For Pike Benevolent Association. ........ 2
For Ladies' Aid Association. ............ 9
For Touro Infrmary and Hebrew Benevo-
lent Association. Observation-Disclosures. T
For Army Of Northern Virginia. ............. .
For Hihernia Benevolent Association ,..-.. r
For Francs Amis- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S
For Crescent City Encampment No. 1K.O.T. 3
For Italian Society Trio al Bersaglio. INN. 2
For st. Vincent Asylum. Observation-Disclosures. SIS
IOtaI. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1897
Equal to. 1879 rations, as follows to wit Flour
$3.50 pounds, meal 400 pounds. grits 1912 pounGs
bacon 465 pounds. dry salt meat 1890 pounds,
coftee 12557s pounds. sugar 1858 pounds, tea
106A pounds. molasses 1915 gallons salt 638
pockets, rice 1896 pounds.
J. W. NADER
se9 1t Secretary and Commissary.
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yellow Fever can be prevented by the
Medicated Vapor Bath. It thoroughly purifes
the system by withdrawing all poisonous mat
tors. thus preventing contaglon. This Vapor
Bath that has proved 50 efflcaoous In eradicat-
ing Yellow Fever from the system, is obtained
by an apparatus recently patented for the pro-
duction Of Turkish and Vapor Baths. at the
cost OF the heat reauired-about five cents. 1t
can be moved from room to room and man
aged by q child with no danger In the operation.
No family can have the Yellow Fever if its mem
bers use 1t, and 1t has never been known to fall
in draining the poison from the system when
more effective than the ordinary Turkish Bath
House, in eeradicatiug rheumatism, Asthma,
Catarrh Skin Diseases Dysrepsa and oil Ner-
vous and Debiitating Maladies.
r, The entire j apparatus for T9rkish and vapor
the production Of six different Medicnted Yapor
Baths, so. We will send carriage paid. on re-
be- paid by purchaser Pamphlet OF testimo o.
mails and drawing Of apparatns Free.
LUBIN'S PORTABLE TURKISH BATH
COMPANY. 68 East Fourth street. Cincinnati
Ohio. au28 I'm
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shippers and Sellers of Cotton seed are
hereby notified that on and after the first of Sep
tember. 1878. the price for good sound new cotton
seed shipped to this association will be $40 per
ton delivered here.
Respectfully, -,-.-.
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Tho Finance Committee distributed this
amount as follows: For New Orleans, $500
Memphis. $500; .Vicksburg. $500. and the Treas-
urer forwarded the Same in bills through
Adams. Express Company to the Mayors Of the
respective cities. seB It
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Notice to- the rubAie-NfEace Canal and
Claiborne Street Railroad Company, New Or
leans. September I 1878-On aud after TU ES-
DAY. the tenth Of September, until the work is
completed, the bridge over the Carondeet
canal. at the intersection of Claiborne street.
will be kept opened for repairs.
A bridge will be established for the transfer
Of passengers and convenience Of foot pads.
All owners and drivers Of vehicles will take
due notice.
se8 it JOS. FL. DEGRANGE, Secretary.