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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-05-16
LOCAL NOTICES.

LOCAL NOTICES.
Try Weir Cultivator and you will
have no other.
Everybody suited in boots and shoes
at E. 81. Stearns & Co.
= See Munger's new style Straw Hats,
next door to First National Bank. 25t4
-Unlaundried shirts at Munger's, No.
l shirt, for 81 90. 17m3
The Weir Cultivator is King of the
Cornfield- ALLEN Bros, Agents.
New spring goods at j. Lights, all
styles and qualities.
The largest and best stock of all kinds
of canned fruits, etc., at f. 1T. Miller's.
Munger has nice line of new Hats,
opposite Grange Store. 25t4
j. Light will sell you good unlaun-
dried shirt for 70 cents.
The 'sweir'' Cultivator is sold in Fay
cite County by ALLEN BROS. Try one.
Before buying cultivator don't fail
to try the ''Weir.' Sold by Allen Bros.
= Munger has a nice line of Hats
CHEAP. Next door West of First National
Bank. 23w5
Just received at J. Lights, a splendid
stock of goods for gentlemen spring and
summer wear.
E. H. Stearns & Co. keep on hand
fine line of French. kid shoes for ladies.
Also handmade boots and shoes for men.
| - Munger has the largest and finest
stock of suitings ever brought to Wash
| ington. Opposite the Grange Store. 23t5
Four Beautiful stations
at Stevens Barn, Washington c. H., o.
Terms that defy competition. 24m7
1 The WEIR CULTIvAToR is acknowI-
| edged by every practical farmer to be the
ALLEN BROS.
F. H. Miller has put his elegant soda
| fountain in running order. When you
want glass of the best soda water to be
had in Washington, call on him.
= Wilson Bro shirts, made to order,
| sold by j. Light. Call and leave your
measure, and your order for haif-dozen
| or dozen shirts. Satisfaction warranted.
All our exchanges contain flattering
notices of the wonderful efficacy of DR..
Morris Syrup of Tar in cases Of throat,
lung and chest difficulty. Sold by Cleave-
land Bros. and +. A. Murray.
Don't overlook the fact that J. Light,
in addition to his usually large stock OF
cloths, cassimeres, etc, for gentlemen's s
wear, has added great variety of new
styles of goods. Call and see them.
The demand for gold is great, but not
| equal to the demand for DR.. Marshall's
Lung Syrup, the great remedy for Coughs
and Colds. Try it. Price only % cents
bottle. Sold by f. A. Murray and
Brown Bros.
Bull Calves For sale.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-05-16
Springfield, jackson & Pomeroy
Rail Road.

AGOLD PLATED WATCHES. chsapaIs
tRIRin the known world. Sonepls EGacA sgreS -
SUUA0s1ts. Address, A. CoULEEB q &oo. eatsaga
SLY
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-05-16

OE PERFUMED CARDS, no 3 Aliks.
AO name in gold or jet 10 cts. u. sEAV1
s CO., Northfore, oonnsStisut, &WS
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-05-16
ARRTYE.
LEAVE.
No. 4slNo.4.


RESye All trains daily except Sunday.
RSy@ Trains will stop, going West, on signal for
freight or passengers destined for points west OF
Allentown Junction, at tho following stations
Fayette Junction, Hagler and Cunningham
GEO. f. ROBINSON, Sup't.
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DIED (:

JoNES-On Thurdav. August a. 's7s at 6:3l n. m ,
William J Jones aged f6 years months and 2s days
eldest Of Charles Jones and Mary Earles Nay he
rest in peace
louisville Courier Journal and Scranton, Pa papers
please copy.
poNNELLY-on Thursday evening, August 20lh
Month. native Of this tity youngest son of hubert
Donnelly and Ellen Tobin.
KENNEDY.-At the Hotel Dieu Monday, August
many years q resident of New York. He had been in
New Orleans only eight months
BALLA-on Tuesday. August 81, 1879, at $50 p; M,
Rose Ferris aged 2s years. wife Of Manuel BAlls,
native OF County Antrim, Ireland
sLAToR-on Saturday. August 81, 1875 st 80 O.
m. of yellow fever, Olivia b. Sims, q native Of As
sumption La, wife of NJ. j. slAtor, Sged "a years.
KEEFE-on Tuesday. August 81 1873 At o'clock
n m John o. Keefe, aged 50 years native Of County
Waterford, Ireland and reeidenL Of this city for the
last forty years.
BRUEN-on Friday morning August % 1873 at $3.50
VSISSh Of DrumclifFe County Sligo. ireland, and q
resident Of New Orleans for the last eight years.
FLYNN-On Sunday. August IS, 1873, 7:I5 p m.
Patrick FSn1 native Of this &c city sged T75 u yea5s sS
Elizabeth AcGinniS.
CLAIBoRNE-on Saturday, August "a 1878, at
Warm Springs. North Carolina, VIM. G. @. Claiborne
aged seventy years.
m. Ann Brady, wife of Richard Hudson in the thirty
thid year of her age, q native OF the County CAvAn
Ireland and q resident Of this city nineteen Yearp
daughter of the late Daniel and Susan Brady.
MULLEN-At Ocean Syringe, Miss on Thursdsy
August 90 1915. at u OF lung fever Terrence ~
lon aged 80 years naive OF County Cayan lreiAno'
and q resident Of this city for the past six years
BAILEY-On Wednesday. August -. .Is7s, at .
auarter TO II O'Clock. OF heart disease. Sam Eei h
Lailey, aged 81 yeaIs native Of County Meath Ire
land and Of this ci for ths last 81 years
AugusS, 1879, Mis-. Al n AEzabeih FsnOD, aged II
years.
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them gave his casting vote sgainst authorising
the employ ment of the eight additional clerks.
The Ordinance granting Z. G. Wood the
right to erect market on the neutral ground
on Napoleon Avenue, between Carondelet and
Baroune streets, exemptipg it from taxation,
and giving him the privilege Of collecting the
revenues for twenty years, Was also called
mp, but decision was reached 90 there
seemed to be O doubt in the minds of o num-
Der of the Administrators as to whether the
people in that locality did or did not want the
market. B,sides, the Administrator of In |
provements urged that if the market was to be
built, proposals should be advertised for. com. '
p :tition should be invited, so that the cit2o ,
might reap the largest b. nett possible undane
the circumstances. In 1869 the Council wIset
offered $1,000 year by certain parties for tia;;! I!
privilege of erecting the Bazaar market A., a
collecting it's revenues. The offer was refuseass
proposals were called for and tae privileg, a
were finally sold for 500 .0O0-a net gain ter
the city of about $50 900. II
raj
YELLOW FEVER RECoRD-The o. case oltt
fever was reported Jaly 18th, and from that
day to noon Friday, August % d, there were .
in all
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department the same principles which fcrm tho
for instruction in the Art Schools Of Europe a.
embodied In the OF Painting and Drawing.
Pupils in the schools OF Muso and Painting may pur
cue special course. Those who have passed ore dit
ably through tho Academic Apd Classical course re
oeive the Graduating Gold Medals Of he Departments
Graduating Gold Medals are awarded to the students
who have pursued special in the Conservatory
Of Music OF In the Art Department.. -
Gold Modal for German, presented by Right Rev
Bishop Dwenger, Fort Wayne.
Gold Medal for Domestic Eoonomy. presented By
Right Rev Bishop Gimour, Cleveland. Ohio.
Gold Medal for French presented by Very Rev: Z.
Sorin Superior General OF the Order the Holy Cross
Gold Medal for Painting aud Drawing. presented BY
DR.. Toner, Warrington, D. G.
Gold Medal for Christian Doctrine. presented by
Nrs N. M Phelan, I Ianc Aster, Ohio.
80 of Teachers engaged in tho PREPARATION
New Orleans, August sssical Departments, Ia Mod
Buffalo. N. z. par ers please c,py.
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President Howard Association.

At the usual weekly meeting of the Council
last Tuesday, the Mayor vetoed the ordinance
extending the lease Of Davidson Court for
five years, at 5000 per month. He thougbt bet
ter terms could be made with the proprietor
and, besides, objected to Council whose term
of cfice had about expired, binding its success
sors for five years. Administrators Brown,
Cavaaac, Denis and Diamond voted to pass
the ordinance over the veto, as it was neces-
sary to take some action at that meeting,
though they did not object to getting the best
terms possible. Administrators McCafrey and
RengstoIff voted to sustain the Mayor. As
fve votes are necessary to pess an ordinance
over the Mayors Veto His HOnOr's action was
sustained.
The petition of Mr.. Landry, State Registrar
of Voters, to be allowed to employ eight clerks,
at SO per day, at the expense Of the City, in ad-
dition to the fifty clerks provided for by the
State, was also acted or. The Administrator Of
improvements objected to granting the petit
tiOner's prayer because the City could not pay
it's own employ ees and he did not see why it
should be called on to poy even part of the
expenses Of State office. He WAS sustsined
in this view by Administrators Diamond and
RenestOrH, snd the Mayor, who agreed with
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In connection wish the above the following
extract from the proceedings Of the Board of
Health last Thursday night will be found i'm.
portant:
DR.. Chopin called atteI tion to the necessity
OF taking some action to compel physicians to
obey the ordinance relative to reporting cases
of yellow fever.
The rate of mortality, about thirty per cent
he said was entirely too large, and was due
to the fact that many cases were not report.
DR.. Loeber said some physicians were so busy
that they were not able to make the report.
DR.. Chopin replied that he did not refer to
were not inclined to obey the ordinance, and
had not made their reports. 1t was very i'm.
pol tant, he continued, to obtain as full statis-
from the year 1895 to the present how many
cases Of yellow fever had occurred in the city
of New Orleans. he argued that as long as
the law existed it should be enforced.
DIR. Loeber remarked that he was of opinion
that the mortality was really not over 10 per
cent.t
DR.. Chopin read the ordinance on this sub
ject, which is es !olioHs:
Ordinance. May 1s. 1870
Sec. %. All practitioners of medicine, mas.
ters of any water craft, hotel, boarding or
lodging house keepers, principals or masters Of
any boarding school or seminary, the chief
stitution Of charity or asylum, or otherwise,
are hereby required to report. within twenty
four hours, to the office of theBoard of Health,
all cases within their cognizance of Asiatic
cholera, yellow fever, typhus or ship fever,
malignant scarlet fever, small pox, vasioloid,
trichiriasis, or any other case that may at any
time be specified by the Board of Health, and
in default or failure to so report such cases,
such person 80 failing or in default shall be
liable to o fine not to exceed fifty dollars; pro
vided, however, that said board may declare it
unnecessary to report further cases, when any
disease shall have been pronounced epidemic.
He also read the circulars sent around to the
various physicians. He said he was certain
that there were some physicians, four or Eve,
who did not report their cases If the Board
of Health was of any use ut all it's pss was to
collect statistics.
Dr.. AIbrecht offered the following:
Resolred That the President be authorized
to enforce the ordin snce, section %. requiring
practioing physicians to report all cases of
Adopted.
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In MRMORIAM

Died, at st: Josephs Church, the 2tth OF August
e Sa tos1S min Isss 70 3 On the an nivsrsary q
for four years resident Of this city.
dearly loved friend ana angel, who for four abort
ysars controlled and strengthened this earth
unworthy to possess Jon ,-sse our regrets geo cur
tears our hearts hlled with sorrow and your
menbranoe Obtain that We may walk in the human
path " hich you have traced for by your virtues
Obtain that We may initiate your example, and thus
render ourselves worthy Of adOing during the
God you served with much love and zeal the God
y on now contemplate in His Gloryi FRIEND
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Our excellent friend, G. Cummings, Esq Of
jackson, Mise, Vice President of the Hibernisu
Association of that State, has addressed the
following telegram to the different Hibernian
Associations throug hont the country:
The distress among our people in Vicksburg
and ether pestilence stricken towns in this
State is fearful. Citizens who had the means
fed on the approach of the fever. Bishop FL
der, Q number Of priests and Sisters of MercE,
are now laboring among the dead and dying in
Vicksburg. Send us help and soon. Forward
to Bishop Elder, Vicksburg.
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RAFFLE.
COT TAGE ON THE LAKE SHORE
Splendid Law Library.
TWO PRIZES.

The Frame ottR GO above mentioned 10 situated In
the Of Nance vile, PaIiAh Of st Tammany. 1t 10
rails ed with brick has Mt and contains four Tooma
hall in the centre, and galleries front and eleven
feet wide and forty feet long also kitchen.
wants ms stables and necessary outhouNS It
the Beach, 10 Steamboat Wharf. Hotel and
ChuIches. The grounds are large and shaded by oak
msgnona orange. tallow and other trees. zoe
mineral spring al1o cistoIn IL the place. The
bathing is fine sh in abundance, and only two hours
travel from New Orleans.
The catalogue cf the Law BOokB and sketch Of the
Cottage also the plan Of the four lots Of ground
can bo seen at the ofice of W. p. FRERET, Real
Eatato gent No. 9 Commercial Place as also 1T the
ONCE Of STUDNICZKA 4 SATALECKI No l3I
Common street, Eew Orleans, where the drawing will
take place the Jst day Of October. Due notice will
be given to all nterested through the daily papers Of
th time and hour Of the drawing. Tickets also can
be obtained at the above named ohices.
The Cottage 10 the Fl st prize and the Law Books the
second prize therefore, the holder Of Ticket IL
entitled to two chances in the Tsfie. he price Of
Ticket is only Two Dollars and Fifty Cents (t2 5o
Two Thousa1d Tickets. for sale by the following
b'H"' SEA. sATALECKL
No l3I Common Street
W. p. FRERET.
No. Commercial Place
JOHNSON ARMGTRoNG
EtAtluner, No. 45 CarOndelst street.
ATWOOD VIOLET,
Cotton Factor, No. l92 GrAVier street
THOS. MOODY,
Corner Canal and Royal GtTeeta
No II Cont street.
GELLE MALOCHEE,
jy9i In Nc. 90 legal street.
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EkLLCPsT GEORGES z. II. B. ASSOCIATION
OF ct. MARY's ASST MILTON CHURCH.
New Orleans, August Is, 1878.
Alta regular Getting Of the above named Asa
the following resolutions were adopted and ordered
to To spread upon the minutes;
WHEREAS The now prevailing disease tyellow ftver)
has taken from am onest us cur fellow member and
dear brother, FRANK SCHAEFFER, ia and
WHEREAS It behooves this body to give public testi
mony to its appre citation Of him worker In our
cause, therefore be 1t
Resoced That in his death this Assoca. ion has
perenoed the loss of faithful energetic and to-
be forgotten member. whose every wsh thou ght and
act towards the Advancement and
Of the principles Of the organization be Il further
RESOLVED, That be in every way proved himself, not
only by advice but also by edifyinR example: most
practical and felvent member of Mother Church
be it still further
Resolped That the members of the Association wear
the usual badge of ng thirty days also that
copy Of these resolutions furnished bis family aud
published in the MORNING STAR and Picdyune
F Won DER HAAR, hairman.
4. BRUSEAU,
A. REMME-
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MARRIED.:

KELLY-FRY-On Friday, August o, 1873, at the
Church Of St. John the Baptist, by the Rev. j. G..
Footte assisted by the Pastor, Rev. Thos. j. Kenny,
Edmund G. Kelly and Miss Anne Fry, only daughter
Of the late Samuel Fry, both Of this city.
LYNCH-KAvANAaH-On Thursday August o.
1873. at st. Alphonsus Church, by the Rev Father
Grimm Nj. John j. Ly nch Miss Katie A. KAvanagb,
both OF this city.
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ST. PATRIcK's HALL FOB RENT
FOE BALLS, CoHcERzs ARD RALRs..

81. PutrieA's Hall, the LARGEST AND yIKEsz.
HALL. IN THE oITK. will b rented. bg tho nigh
or longer, on reasonable terms. fOs ooHoERTH.
BALLS, LECTURES. FAIRS and ExHBTT1oEa.
Tor CHARITABLE EBTERTAmlHHTS, vtthoa
ds.inetiOn Of creed, the Han win b rented as HAL
PRICE.
Apply 1t
HGBERNIA INSURANCE. CE.OONRAEF.
HOaR ut NosSJOszU sn~SA
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IN MEMORIAM.

on Tuesday morning August IS. II
8 o'clock .. m, Mrs. Margaret Smith, wife of il
lth, aged 50 years nat We Of County Weetmen
TO OUR MOTHER
Husband, children and friends,
Grieve not DER the death bed
This earth 3 loss but extends
To lies triumphs for the dead.
Thou art borne from us all,
But from this mortal home,
To respond the sweet call
List by Jesus alone.
Mourners, grieve not the soul
OF thy mother, now blest,
But lot your heart mould
Your return to her breast.
She can ne'er come to you,
But will watch throug gh life
That your pathway be true,
And your heart free from strife.
Good bye. dearest mother,
We now bid thee adieu-
We must love one another
II We Wish to greet you.
In such sweet heavenly bliss,
Leaving eaIth's cares behind,
Watt us your blessed kiss,
That our hearts be combined. 3
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Ordinary Notices Of Marriages and Deaths sOs Hereafter
Be Inserted for sy cents Obituaries sOiu Be charged
at the rate of ten eentS line.
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DENTISTRY.

DURABLE DENTISTRY.
Dr. ]. n. MALONEY corner Of Josephine and Camp
streee AagaEin Market informs his
patients and the public In general that performing
all operations Appertainin his profession In the most
scientific manner. Artificial teeth inserted With or
without extracting the roots, new plan Old sets
Of teeth rsmodeled and perfect adaptation secured
Teeth extracted without pain by the use Of gas OF
chloroform. Charges within the reach Of all
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WANTS-FOR RENTS-RTC.

I9oR SALE. VERY low FOUR LOTS or
II Ground with substantial shSda, once, eto, Nos.
900, SOl. So3 and 800 Tchoupto9las street bstweeA
0aenni0 and ETnto, gaitsbls Tor DFay Yard Facs0gy
Blacksmith Shop wArOhours a1d yaEiogS Sthsr par
ap7tR is9 Canal street. corner BuFgun6yt
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CANTGDN
NMAHwNHMNG@~
We are now Offering our sPRING IMPoRTATioDe
of the absvo goods
AT REDUCED PRICES.
As those goods are perfectly frOsh the inspoOtiea
Of purchasers is invited to the sane
D. H HOLINESS,
oo0s IT Iysp Noe. IsS Canal and is Bourbon sta.
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attended throughout by the people of the
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cordially approve the movement contem-
plated by the above. E. PnsBURY, Mayor.
The following report wes adopted by the
Howard Association:
Your committee, appointed to take into con.
sideration the proposition made by the New
Orleans Peabody Subsistence Association, beg
leave to report that they recommend the full
Endorsement of this organic alton and cordially
approve of the same.
Approved: j. N. VANDEGRIFF,
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Tomorrow morning (Monday, Sept, 2.) at
aelock, Solemn Macs of Requiem will be cele-
sated in st. Alphonsus Church for the repose
1 the soul of the Rev. Francis 8. Murphy, G.
ss.R., who departed this life on Tuesday. Aug
%, 1873. The devoted penitents, friends and
tountrymen of the docess sed young Father are
Eospcctfully invited to attend.
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Last Sunday DR.. Warren Stone returned
hame from Port Eads, whore he had been at
tanding yellow fever patients for three weeks.
Esnring his absence his children had had the
rer, but were doing 30 we'll when he saw
,lem that he felt justified in leaving Monday
sning for Granada, Miss, where his services
ee sadly needed.
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ST. ALPHoNsUs' TOTAL ABSTINENCE Asso
cationThe regular monthly meeting Of this ASSOoiA'
ton win be held THIS Sunday EVENING, at 4
o'clock, in st. AIphonsus Hall, st. Andrew street. be-
tween Magazine and Constance Streeta
Gentlemen Wishing to become members are cordially
invited to attend
D. q. BUCKLEY, President.
JOHN A. RUSSELL Secretary.
HALL OF ST. MIcHAELs TOTAL ABSTINENCE
soCIETY-The officers and members Of this Society
are hereby notified TO attend the regular monthly
meeting to be held TO-DAY, Sunday, September ISt,
Is7s at o'clock p. m.
Gentlemen wishing TO Join invited 70 attend.
D. P. NAHoSEY, President
A. BRADY, Secretary
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Thursday afternoon young man named
Chas. Curtis, aged 1s years and residing ut 342
Carondelet street, shot and mortally wound
cd another youth of the same age, named Ed.
Bergen whose father, J. C. C. Bergen, keeps q
grocery at the corner Of Thalia and Dryades
streets. Immediately after shooting young
Bergen, Curtis without moving from the spot,
shot himself through the heart and died in
stantly. Both boys were in love with the
same young lady which caused one of them to
make q COZ temptaous remark about the other,
and lead to the difficulty.
The mortuary report for the week ending
last Sunday, 25th ult., at 6 p. M, shows that
the total number Of deaths for that period was
493. Males 321, females 172 white males 2s1.
oolored males 40, white females 14s, colored
females "a. 49,
yellow fevez-whites 500. colored s.......... 3as
eau Sevses
Otner fevere.
Total deaths from fsvers. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 366
Deaths from other diseases l27
Total..... 493
or those who died 21O we're natives of Lou.
isiana, 79 of other States and 1874 Of foreign
countries.
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The sales of the revenues Of all the markets
took place last Monday. The amount netted
by the City was $13. .671-sgainst SIS 629 O5 for
August.
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IN MEMoRIAN.

HILLcPsT GEoR6H's z. n. B. ASSOCIATION }
OF ct. MARY's Asst MILTON CHURCH.
New Orleans, August 2S, 1873.
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OF those who died 210 were natives of Lou
isiana, 79 of other States, and 1874 Of foreign
countries.
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Dr.. AIbrecht offered the Following:
Resolred That the President be authorized
to enforce the ordin nance, section %. requiring
practicipg physicians to report all GASES Of
yellow fever and other contagious diseases.
Adopted.
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The Fourth Ward Branch of the Laborers and
Meohanics' Union recommend Gen. Bssuregard
.ssas proper person to trust with the finances
~ the state as Treasurer for the next term"
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We are requested to announce that tn
Christian Brothers will not open st. John tn
Baptist's School, Dryades street, till the 15tl
! or Both Of October.
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In connection wish the above the following
extract from the proceedings Of the Board Of
Health last Thursday night will be found i'm.