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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-20

DR. SPI N N EX
NO. II KEARNEY STREET.
Trssts all Ckrsaic and Special Diseases.
xo,a1ag Mon
WHO may be suffering from the effects
w of youthful foilies or indiscretion.
will do well 10 avail themselves Of this.
the greatest boon ever laid nj the altar Of
nufIfring humanity. DIR SPINNEY will
xuasnntee 10 forfeit S500 for every case OF
Henninal weakness or private disease OF
any kind or character which he undertakes
and fails 10 cure
MIDDLErAGED MEN.
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Notions.
New and Wonderful !

An Invention that should have been Dis
covered twenty-five years ago.
THE WILSON INTENDING ATTACHMENT
For repairing. without patching, all kinds
of rips. tears and holes in table linen.
undertaking. hankerchiefs, womcns
ana children's clothing, silk and cotton
SOCKS ana stockings, and every other
conceivable article that has a tear or hole
initthat requires " darning up" No skill
whatever Is required to attach or use il.
Repairing. with the Wilson Mending
Attachment is as much more neatly and
H rap,td.i,y done as stitching with the Wilson
IN fact. the part repaired is scarcely no
ticeable rs having been repaired
Free with each Wilson Shuttle Sewing
Machine aaca This great novelty. has just
utely by the Wilson Sewing Machine
company. ana can not be procured, or
allOWed to be used on, or with any Sew
ing Machine but the Wilson, without
extra price; and then only. at the discre-
pany:
This new and wonderful invention il
SIMPLY nm arrangement attached to the
needle Of the Wilson Shuttle Sewing Ma
darn hole with the Machine as rapidly
as other kinds Of sewing Is done.
Notwithstanding the Wilson Mending
attachment costs to manufacture, but .
TOW cents. on account of its unprecedented
ment, and the fact that this Company
own and control its manufacture and use.
we nave decided to charge, as a royalty
twenty-five dollars for its use on all sew
Ing machines except the Wilson Shuttle
Sewing Machine. which has ono furn-
ished free. and each purchaser will be
provided with q printed license to usO It,
without extra charge.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-20

s<sa hIm hoos hassaseEoA q 81
ka. nsssher that - iuou0SsA shau
fsr a r~fisrz- And 90 Tka.Sssas
t<rfh3ay she sd her koa=e - %
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hrr ours ne nigAs cSue i.ss n IL
esenzng asa dssrs xi:h the co@s~ay,
4 ne vszldnt les % til ve Essd
there
Hes. sar. I'm SoEng To move.
Id rxfker 1--we nexf - o kzssss<
asyinE and have the lsnxfsus powx-
m rr3-hot shos scrx~~ the tsnr<
every hosr ~ thu day Isieea I
wosgli M A&&~r.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-20

Proe<~-c< FAr4i.r took . giri ID
tbs usual pattern. anl . young nar
sstec@sss alnso-t u F2aiom froSa his
essss co ts~ e th~cry and rx.caas~ a
ssen< thEo~Iag He rl.r~i tie
.oun- n4A "a ih~ ssar Of has iee4zrs
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FRAT * ana Tk~ E-.Efs wefx thea
szrEed dswn fox tew saoznsns. in
s'ssisE - fsxex eass zMsc~l @cs1on. and
q. -=sA~nly tzrEsE< th@@ I'd .-2En
the ezsEs axzzs werv fsaaa Co 10
ss~etiy eia~f~A xFs-usi the ys.znS
Ear IN the F4Nn@ e kSx wa.ssl4.l.
-4sGo2-A ~ q szs-4aew lat greater Al
sEfsl~ L. - EmF-~=SAle 81 lw~Ak
the fosee a tn. eKF< raxssn.
IL casssraa-Exsis -assx. that the &C.
m&ss AHA c~E - ~ a. tie tery IL
rse.sea n whs-4 ~r i~&.e N~wfan
%~~vFea that q exs9id nox na0xe
Ibe s@sae experiment. Las h@@a 3D.
tea rrps4sed. anl alwxy- with the
s4rse rssS4a; Any vozng nsAE who
caa eszsmaBa tiss ep-eT~E2assa Il q
-lr. czh repeat - feE hH sswn ~ais~-
f&eflsn. and ): ml<ht h. a3sis~i tina;
Il - universally agreed that v = cue
4 the Hso-s thorou-tly Satisfactory
exr~rIaseuts knsyxn e. ~csencs We
nee~i. thsn. paw ~ further atteutI0n
g. Newton Lspoths-sl-. sance 1t has
been completely .ls-froVed, aud J.
UOw beld isy no pBe ~bo has even a
tnoSlerats acquaintance With seisBes.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-20
Why Girls Cannot Throw Stones

The difference between q girls
throwing and boys is substantially
this: This boy crooks his elbow and
reachee back with the upper part of
his arm about at right angles with
his body, and the forearm at an
angle of forty-fve degrees; the di-
rect act of throwing is accom- plished
by bringing the arm back with a
sort Of snap, like the tail of snake
or Q whip-lasb, working every joint
from shoulder to wrist, and some
times making your elbow sing as
though you had got a whack ON the
cEszy-bone. The girl throws with
hef whole arm rigid, the boy with
his whole arm relaxed. Why this
marked and unmistakable difference
exists We never learned until, ut q
so1swhss sdvanesd period, ne dove
mao . book II physiology. and
lanEssa that the eixvseie, or collar
huoe. IN the anaiamy af female u
ssne inches lo1g<r, and ses sosssae de-
esuss lover 2~wn sian I'm thu rsxs-
euzzne frzme Thas l@ag. erocssd.
amkxsrd bons isaerzers~ wssh fhs
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and skx<s sAs rxa~an why q ssrl
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S0TFReSTfeG TO I'VE IfDfES.



AN~w york H. rxy<xa.r the
s9h<r azs xs~zsed M Bennssf =
s0s@man< s~h<ssl &c As.ls~~. sx-r..er
q SexeafA AMI Fffy-u1nsA -sr-sts
A1sxr cu1sasas rShi< sF@ee aesas<i g.
q secn1nt ef Ass ~~n-~1SoE~ "a az
rsxaa<. ke ~@ys
Tia t&2k le whasA tbe Ml~-e~
h<Gs~tz ard theEr Vsskrl PzFals d.
P3ssee th~s- as9azss srsssszfls~A-
0enas y Ga sssf l.sa- Is - wAsle.
~ rzns frez thssw o. nzn< f<~s n
aRPek- In - eoES4E'ly ~zaFslse4
WITH frx-l w4.sF. skAh = farn~zl
D1o q tkFsE-A c,sz.s.e~. LITTLE less
n the TIE sA~ Eg.assr arTtxe3
eAere wsrs -~szase f~~ l&as~s aa>;~sFs-
anx 40 fke :zEs The chl~f Il wEozs.
w<r~ tke as--s- Esesnssf. tie Misses
Para aai NJ 7s-Ie Tbs-e wess.
nc fzrt, exT@rg s~lnsEaerS. AL iisey
paEn-s1 AID aosAfel and sxarn hks
yery taaE-sie>. whi.s they hooked III.
The ns@Eslss 81 ancaea; st.lry. safe
eE A. - fs1r t4zi AssfA &SaE u "a AE>G
md sailor shiris The Miss Pen
nets earned the Isalna fur daring slsx-
terisy. They Juraled IF Of hi.h
places and dIys,i do~n. down - lar
out of sight tina, the reporter thought
Tor moment that the Franklin
search party would te obliged a.
look them UP, but finally they come
to the top, splutIerins and spoutins
like baby whales. Then they Law ON
their backs and foated, laughing and
talking aud enjoying themselves
90 thoroughly. In fact, everyone
in the tank laughed, the water
seemed to have such an exhilaratinG |
effect. ANY one who uses his bath
tub full of water will recall the sen
sation that makes him .urgle in his
tub. So Impressed We're the look
ers on with the advantages of being |
able to swim, that class of eleven
young ladies was formed on the spot.
" You see," said Miss Kate Bennett,
"that I'm as much at home in the
water as upon the land; indeed more
80, for here I hop, skip and jump,
while I simply walk quietly along
on land" and with that she slapped
the water with her right hand, then
with her left, disappeared, and il a
moment came up at the other end OF
the tank between two blonde bath
ers, who gave little shrieks of sur
prise and darted out of her way.
One of the prettiest sights during
the exhibition was the swimming of
little four-year-old girl whom they
called Birdie" but whom they
might, with greater propriety, have
called 8. Fishy." She could swim
with the best of them. Come,
Birdie, show the ladies how to dive"
aaid Miss Bennett, and without any
coAxing, the little thing mounted the
railing. clasped her tiny hands over
her curly head. and
"In she plunged boldly.
No matter how cOldly
The leaden tank looked"
Down went the little head, up
went the little heels, then fiip-tiap
went the little arms, and away swan
the brave child as gracefully and as
cody az q swan on the Central Park
lake. Miss Bennett caught her in
her wet arms and squeezed q gallon
or two of water from her clothes as
she pressed her to her heart in kind
II admiration. Again and again the
child repeated the feat, each time
laughing and shouting in the great
ness Of the enjoyment. Then the
Misses Bennett gave few fancy
touches, twenty five nymphs came
dripping from the tank and the days
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-07-20
Benz. Vincent,
THE PpFCLaR SHOEMAKER.
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Jewelry.

Ssfs- S9essve buttons. Collar Enrton. Cusf
Fms. Ear Rings. Eznblen Pms. Brzrr-
lc.s- siss.is- Charms. Neck Chains.
Vest Chains. Shawl Pins. aud
Thousand Osher Things
IN Gold. SILVER. and
Utafssl
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FOR RENT .

E,OR RENT-FROM OCTOBER /, THE SEC
- ond and third floors Of No. 1876 CARVER
street Apply to SCOTT MCGEHEE, 191 Gravier
street. AUS Let
ErOR RENT-POssE SESSION GIVEN ON o.
a. tober uext the large premises No. "a Camp
street. now occupied b. the New Orleans Re-
publican Printing Company. Apply to Ell. NJ.
ROBINSON. No. Caronhelet street. i've If
TNOR RENT-POs SESSION GIVEN ON THE
L. first of September next. Tho we'll known
Beer Saloon No. 151 Common street, between st.
Charles and Carondeet streets, occupied for
many years by Mr.. Krost.
Also, store No. 1874 Canal street, between st.
Charles and Carondelet streets.
Apply to A. +. WEBER,
jy3 2m 1874 canal street.
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NEW ORLEANS
PEABODY
SUBSISTENCE ASSOCIATION.

New ORLEANS August 27. 1873.
TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN:
Whereas, the great distress resulting from
hands of all charitably inclined persons, and
desiring to inaugurate a method of quick and
practical relief the undersigned have instituted
an association to meet this. emergency, and
now publish the following, and appeal to chart
table people at home and abroad for such sub
scriptions of supplies as they may feel inclined
Resozred, That the undersigned have organ
lied, with the consent and approval of the
continue during the ,preya"nce Of yellow fever
qS ST. Rtt AasoGfATioN 1 pnppose
articles Of food, and distributing the same into
rations to the destitute in the city of New
The Depot of Supplies will, DO a. No. SO
same, acquisitions upon the president by the
lions of New Orleans will b. filled promptly.
=; DoLHQNnE, Pre- PRESIDENT
ABRAHAM = HI r s, bs V! r President
J. v. NADER. Secretary and Commissary.
S %$S$ H2RES W. fES$S5f
JOHN t: MOORE !! ( zn 1i;E WEShEz LAWRENCE
cordially approve the movement contem-
plated by the above. -
(Signed) ED PIISBURY,
Mayor of New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, August 27 1875
At q meeting Of the Howard Association held
this evening" the foregoing resolutions having
been referred to a special committee said com
mittee made the following report. which was
Your committee. appointed to Ia Ike into con-
sidera'ion the prop sition made by the New
orleans Peabody Subsistence Association, beg
leave to report tina they recommend the full
indorseme, t Of this organization aud cordially
approve Of the same" "
Approved: J. NJ. VANDEGRIFF.
President Howard Association
This association meets EVERY EVENING at
s o'clock, at No. " Poydras street. un stairs.
| T W. NADER,
Secretary Peabody Subsistence Association.
au2g I5t
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MONTGOMERY & Co,

lE. G. BULLARD. AuctioneerJ
Attend to sales of REAL ESTATE, MERrHAN~
Disc of all kinds, HOUSEHOLD FURNT-
TUBE, HORSES and LIVE. S'lOCK, CAB
Regular sales at their office and salesroom, the
Gid Auction Mart. 81 Camp street every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at Il o. ne
Sales Of Horses and Stock, Carriages, Harness.
ete., ev"ry Saturday at Il. 8. na, at MONT
GOMERY'S TATTER8ALLS. 10 Baronn6
street,
Outdoor sales and sales at residences promptly
attended. Cash advances, If desired.
The business Of their friends and the public
solicited
MONTGOMERY q, CD,
GENERAL AUCTTONRERS,
81 Camp street. SCI Inn
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already arrived and to arrive. all purchased for
cash from manufacturers at bottom prices, both
In Europe and America. and to be sold lower
than ever goods We're sold here before. To make
this closing out sale more effectual We have re-
dured our prices as follows:
WASH POP Inns for fall wear, former price 20
cents reduced to only cents yard.
POPLINS for all wear former price Is cents,
reduced to only cents O. yard.
POPLINS for fall wear former price as cents
reduced to only 10 cents q yard.
COLORED ALPACAS, In great variety Of fall
shades. former price Is cents. reduced to only
1913 cents a yard.
And all our
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Kenmore University High School,

TIT A. STROBE {MATH. MEDALIsT. UNI-
L. versity Of Virginia). PRINCIPAL and In
gtructor. In Mathematiee; H. o. BROCK, B. Lit.
University OF Virginia trecenttv Assistant In
ciate Instructor. This school is strictly pre-
paratory to the University Of Virginia. For
catalogues address Fl. a. STHODE. Terms for
half session Board and Tuition s12s. session
begins September IL.
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FOR SALE.

E'OR SALE. CHEAP-THE HANDSOME
a. two Tory residence No 1893 Seventh STR ct,
near Camp. Address ?. O. Box 1875. aust 2t*
LvOR sALE-sTEAM ENGINES AND BOIL
T. u ers both new and second; hand. Draining
Grab Wenohes JackscreWs, Crate Bars, Furnace
Mouths, Wrought Iron Works Brass and Iron
hand Steam Fire Engine and one small Propel-
lor at CLARK'S FOUNDRY,
Corner Race and Tchou pitoulas streets.
au95
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

e olla;RRING TO THE ABOVE THE. UN-
arf. rsigned bpgs leave tot inform his friends
r phose Of the late firm Of B9 ha aot,oS
forage and commission business for his own
%sunt as successor to the same. under the
of J. nj. FRANkENBUsH.
1 RszERB1NG TO THE FOREGOING. THE
tederstR ned would bespeak for their for
crartner and successor of the ole firm the
n .4ued patronage and good will OF their
DE- j. BURNETT,
Vi Port G. bison, Miss.
! r. G. ENCLOSING,
III i'm Port & b4on. Miss:
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POLITICAL NOTTCA -
npe.nocra TIC Con. errattxe not1eh

Democra tic" C0ns eryattye Nottee rev
Orleans, August 81. 187s.-There will be q meet
ing Of the newly appointed and elected M "a.
ra Committee on I EvE VIZ me- tbr n
September, at 1874 Common street fr1p stairs
Tor Inc purpose OF organizatiton1;r ;. ~,-
Late Chairman Democratic Conservative State
Central Oommittee sci st
second Wara Central Democratic Club
4 meeting of the, above club will be held on
w. MoN ~ 4 september 2, at O'clock .. NJ, at
mIttoe: : So JAMES BARRY, : Presiden
JoHN Q. MURPHY. Secretary. sci 1t
Notice New Orleans, September Il,
Conference Committee: The members Of this
com nlittee ere r. requested to meet ct Turner's
State Central mmittee.
By order OF j. .. HOUSTON, President Of the
Joint Conference Comm ITn1,e ,v.r
Fifth Ward-A meeting of the filth
Ward Central Democratic and Conservative
Toulouse streets. on MONDAY EVENING,
September 2, at 8 O'Clock, for the purpose Of
mittee.
By order Of 2. !, I, R r., PEesiqent;
eleventh Ward Central Democratic
glub-pursuant to g resolution of the Parish
Committee there will be a special meeting Of
this club MONDAY, September 2, at O'Clock ..
m. at the corner of Eighth and Chestnut streets.
for the purpose ]. Of eeeting q delegate to the
N. B.-Should the weather prove inclement
the meeting will take place at the Ninth Street
Market. w. Fl. nj ERKE President
CHAs. e. WALKER, Secretary. SOL ut
Rooms Parrish Committee DemOcratac~
Conservative Party, No. IS Exchange Place.
New Orleans, August u.s. 1s78-The various Gem
tral Clubs OF this city nre requested to hold an
ELECTION for ONE DELEGATE from each ward
to the State Central Committee. on MONDAY.
September2 2, 1878.
The clubs will themselves determine the
manner and form In which this election shall
be held.
BY order Of KENNER SCEATcHLEY Vice Presi-
dent. A. j. KELLY,
au25 10 Secretary.
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Amy person Or any parties having In
leir possession articles or papers Of value left
" the late Edward Meyer. are notified to deliver
AZ came inside of ten days from date or legal
#i ps will have to be taken for their recovery.
, +. A. HAGMANN, Administrator
IL Orleans August % 1878 all3O 3t
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SOULE's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE AND
- Literary Institute.-DaY and evening ses~
gions the entire year; elective system: 3D.
branches Of study; daily leeturesi gymnasium
disposition, manners. health and morals: non~
gectarian students free to college. literary and
debating society: full faculty; large. we'll VEN
tus; special classes In parti eular studies. for
boys, at from 81 to s5 per month.
fa1s1 fsFn. aOTTE President.
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Staple and Plantation Goods
PROPORTIONATELY REDUCED,

Ladies' White and Unbeached HOSE, former
price 81 SO. reduced to only 81 dozen.
LaheS n Wh ddh and enc nUsE rn
So. reduced to only So 50 q dozen, and from those
prices up to the finest English and Balbriggnn
Gents BIeached and Unblpached SOCKS. for
mer price 81 so reduced to only 81 dozan.
Cents Full Finished English SOCKS, double
80 so dozen. and from those prices 10 to the
finest English and Balbriggan SOCKS. pro-
portionately reduced.
Children's White and Colored HOSE and
HALF HOSE. Ladies' GOLORED HOSE. Cent?
CQLQhED HosE all re4uGed
SHIRTS I'LL heavily reduced, to clear out.
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EMBROIDERED EDGINGS reduced to 2. 3. A,
s, G., 7. 8, 8 TO- l2a and IS cents.
At 90 cents we are Offering EMBROIDERED
EDGINHS formerly sold at so cents, aud in like
proportion up to rs CENTS formerly sold at 81 50.
CORbETS, all sizes, former price 50 cents, re-
duced to only 80 cents.
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"----s--sf-.--so
FTEEVTMlMTAT.,s

The SUCCESS which the KENMORE HIGH
training Of It's pupils who have entered the
University Of ,Virginia has fully justified the
recommendations of this excellent school to the
public at it's beginning. Iregard 1t as very
successful educational foundation.
q. s, VENABIaE,
iy14 2n cod Prof. Mathematics, n. Va.
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EDUCATION.
MILITARY ORGANIZATION,

The nineteenth session begins October nezty
and ends July 4. 1879.
A faculty Of eight professors, good library.
apparatus and museums. extensive course OF
| literature and science; tuition FREQ; board,
| lodging, washing, fuel, lights and medical feg
sion; UNIFORM clothing about S22 for dress suit
| OF West Point gray cloth, St5 for fatigue suiG
| OF same material, and 80 for cap OF dark blue
| cloth.
! Total expenses In every respect for session Of
nine months not exceeding s26s; payable $40 on
| throughout the session of nine months ten
| equal payments Of $40 each
Cadets can enter and withdraw ut any time
| during. the session. They will DO charged only
| from date Of entrance and for time of attend
ance.
| CADETS can find good boarding In the city OF
| Baton :RoRge at rates essentially the same 40
those abov5 given for maintenance tn the UNI.
versity building
MILITARY EXERCISES
obligatory On all students or cadets Those
who are uuartered In tho UNIVERSITY building
are constantly, day and night. undo7 military
discipline. Cadets who Board and lodge I'm
Baton Rouge are subject TO military discipline
only while they are performing their daily du-
ties at the institution
RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTIONS.
Catholic and Protestant. Eiven IN the Uni-
yersity, and on Sundays cadets will be required
to attend the churches In Baton Rouge, destg-
mated by their parents.
Granted that this institution is capable OF
educating the yoaths Of Louisiana, why should
parents spend half as mach In mere travelling
States as would pay all the expenses Of 'theiE
sons here for whole ees6ion OF nine month";
jy25 GOT DIV .. r. BOYD, President
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nv the late Edward Meyer, are notified to deliver
ie came inside of ten days from date or legal
will haye to BE- tak kf I f9r tbeir recovery g
N j.. Orleans, August % 1878. au50 81
s,sshnns,tw Fever cam be prevented by the
VI TS6aifet5ed yapor Bath. 1t thoroughly purifies
II, ~ Stem by withdrawing all poisonous mat
ssahy aiu US preventing contagion. This v,apor
s eye ro 80 be syse II obaned
n t.ttunnpparatus recently patented for the pro-
sadnon. Of. Turkish and yapor Baths. at the
oqf the heat reauirednabout five cents cen 1t
FED by a child with 10 dan1gerrtn the operation.
4 Q family can have the Yellow Feverif its mem, !,
led on Yellow Fever patient. It has proved
ore effective than the ordinary Turkish Bath
n n p15e sase and ali No
Hsus and Debilitating Maladles.
1.-The entire apparatus for Turkish and VapOr
hs ihendng f.
u atIs $40. We will send, carriage paid on re-
apt Of price, or G. 0. D. BY express, charges r to
paid BY purena " p nafa ree OF testlo-
t 70 lin sti PoRTA < ill., TURKIsH BATH
III )MPANY, 68 East Fourth street. Cincinnati.
vi 1io. au28 I'm
II contributions for the sick ana mestt~
H. te-NeW Orleans August 10, l87s-The Young
sn's Christian Assoel ation, will receive con-
d buttons for the sick aud destitute In our
~ ldst. and will attend personally to the distri
III ton Of tho same. Contributions may be sent
4, the Rooms Of the Association. No. 81 Camp
II .eet. or given to any Of the following mem
n re- Of the Executive Committee:
I'D T.. Mitchell, 81 Camp strnet.
III ". G. Raymond. 81 and 50 Poydras street.
ri w. G. Shepard 40 Camp street.
81 a. r.. Wier, 1873 Graver street
III J. Ell. q. Brown, 50 CArondelet street.
III ". r. Hardie, g. Cnrundelet street.
ss3o w. Diendorf, 81 Camp street.
n 2. M. Norman, 59s Magazine street.
III. T. Raymond. 1853 CanaI street
N w. r. HARDIE. President
HI ". T.. SHEPARD. Recording Secretary.
III tu20 2w -
III shippers and sellers of Gotten seed are
III reby notified that on and after the first of Sep
Hi nber 1878. the price for good sound new cotton
III I'D shipped to this association WILL be $40 per
III delivered here.
III n. o. COTTON SEED ASSOCIATION.
III au2o I'm