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tca service TO the bereaved children suggested
that tho marriage ceremony be not postponed. AZ
the earnest solicitation OF Dr. Hail. ther pastor, and
several intimate friends. the family consented that
the nupias should take place, and two hours before
tho funeral took place the couple were marredn the
presence OF lew fricuds aud relatives. IL
is stated that Mr. Hondiow leaves
tato valued $500, coo. He to Brooklyn
from Canada several years ago, by close attention
business and shrcwdness in his investments In real
estate amassed great wealth. Tho marriage OF MISS
naturally caused consderable gossip. as all OF tho
parties arc well known In Brooklyn society.
IL is seldom that daughter becomes a wife In the
subc garments worn alter at the burial OF
her parenI, and tho wedding was no doubt. very
sad tho bride.
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TAMMANY.

DISCIPLINE COMMITTEE UNDER NEW
NAME-CEMENTTNG THE ORGANIZATION
AGAINST ITS ENEMIEs-nUMons OF REBEL
LION.
A subcommittee of ono from each Assembly dis
trct OF the city and from the Twcnty-third and
Twenty fourth wards has been designated by tho
Tammany Committee on Organization for tho purpose
of examining closely into the interests and standing
Of the party In various wards. 1t Is Understood
that this action has been taken IN consequence OF
dsanccion exhibited among many OF tho
rank and hle In the General Committee Several
sessions OF this subcommittee have been held, aud
last evening they again assembled at Tammany Hall.
The gatherings held with closed doors, but occa-
sionay the spirit and particulars of such secret con-
cIaves are canvassed among tho local statesmen who
participate, SO that iair estimate can be made OF
what actually tukss place.
Tne recent active movements or the three ansi-
Tammany organizatons-Ncw York city democ-
racy, Hart-Bixby-Sha phalanx anu Cooper.
u ttendorfer contingent-have
camp. A good deal OF dissatisfaction Is expressed
among many OF the Wigwam local leaders as to dstri
oua sere
the 200 members OF tho General Committee for 1873
at least onethrd are ready 10 strike hands WIN the
overthrow OF Tammany This state OF AFFAIRS Is
said to be particularly noticeable in some ol the
Eighteenth, Twentieth and Twenty -nrsL wards The
iastsme ntloned ward Is the headquarters Of ex-
Senator James O'5rien, who has flung mis- tree lance
banner to tho breeze shoulder TO shoulder with
the hosts led by ex-Congressman John b.
Haskiu. Fcars entertained that many
OF the best Wigwam workers will be drawn
out OF tho iold TO head this formidable rebellion.
The Influences Of the Department Of Public orks
sisted by ex-Comptroi.er Green, Ne:son J. Water
bury, Oswald Ottendor!cr Edward Cooper, John Fox,
Morris Powers, hubert e. Thompson and others
threaten organize another party, while ex-senator
Bixby, Emanuel Is. Hart John d Coughlin and
Others OF the New York county democracy" have
thus early tho hcld agai the common enemy
IL expected that Senator Morrissey will soon be on
hand TO swell the army ot opposition.
II this peculiar condition OF affairs that has prn.
cipally brought about the appointment Ut the sub
committee from the fammany Committee on Organl-
zston. In this body may be called 'disciplinc
committee" under tItlc Az yesterdays ses.
1t is seated that names Of the 'truly loyal" aud
the ''suspccted" freely discussed Ii the Legls
lature passes proper apportionment bill then New
York CITY viii probably nave i0ur nve additional
members OF Assembly. This IN crease will necessitats
REORGANIZATION boundaries districts by tho
among the local leaders Control OF the Tammany-
democracy is nj present parceIlel out by Assembly
districts--lieutenants being designated Tor each To-
cality.
Two hours were spent last evening in discussing the
various points, among Others above alluded TO. The
local committees advised 10 hold frequent
meetings their DISTRICTS TO keep the IRE OF
enlh usiasm IN among Tanmany's supporters
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Asr,YwALL, Feb 11-.Arrived, brig VIM Mason, Adams,
Pensacola.
Sailed 18TH schr NJ l. Smith. Smith. Matanzaa
CEBU. Jan 5In port bark Chascw, Washburn Tor Liver
pool.
Crsruxeos Feb IL Arrived, brig Mary Knowiton. Nc
Kee. New York.
Hone Kosa, Ian 15-Arrivsd. ship samar. Miller, shang
hal and sailed 18th for Whampoa bark Herbert Black
Treat, Newcastle, NSw.
Sailed Jan 10, ship Colorado. 1nsraham, New York;
barks Moro Castle, Jewett do 1otn, 5amos BRYANT do
Cleared an bark Martha Jackson 3D. Lo Philip
pines and New York United kingdom 18th. steamer
roy San Francisco; 18th, ship Ciurnum ttS), Shrsws
bury, do; 18th, bark Annie Halt Nelson; Nngasaki.
In port an IL, barks Watson, Hmwkny and Marion
owes for New York; Annie Florence (Br) Johnson
do: Lady Bowen (Br). Tor Portland, y.
lloco, Jan rs In port barks Ccyon. Kelly, from Yoko-
hama arrived 18th, for Hong konga Pearse Oakos
tie Bangs. Bangs, from New York. arrived 10Th. for Yo
kohnma.
HAVANA. Feb 2s-Arrved. steamer Clyde, Tnbon, Now
YORK.
ILoLo Jan In port ships Memnon. wsss, from anita,
arrived LIST, for Boston Hecon, Howes for New York.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Ag-For particular. OF u collision between steamers
Spain and Castleton general columns.
Ii GaSs
scooners nang from Cold Spring.. and will b. raced
Of this M engaged !" sSe ccasns trade though
number OF them are In use OH the Lakes,
sHir ERBERr BEECH (Br. Clements. aground Febru
nry % in Beaufort CSC, river; damage unknown.
sHIr ST BnnyARDs (Br'; Churchill from Phadslphia for
Island. came OF Seb 2s without damage and proceeded
BARK ROSA LAvAnELLo usD: from New York for Queens
Seon sonSepasd Bark ranam" % has Sssn ch":
tored to take forward her cargo.
ashore on NoS rsrDn lies SO yard
high water marx on Portsmouth beach near hs s"n.h
%s
under the impression she cannot be taken of
scMs Rous which has been s"eaotsa near
j1ss north Of the wharf shc eelonsea Finch Engs
trip wa. load q .e;ap iron Somerset Mass.
Es snd n ns a'
xssS scSH S% Nsw for
and mizen masts, forctUpmast and jfbbo0ni
s.%s!s p. aysi s.y!as ls.,i.sssd
At k1. .. on the
that she viii break in two this high water
scnm VICTORIA before reported burned in Gardeners
csnns on as
the tide The cabin burned mNin
sail other sails badly burned They her fore
mast, which in falling carried the mannast
made of tho vessel, brenkng topmas jibbo0m
ana mainmast head No Insurance Of the were
in Northport at the time.
ScnR GKo L BRADLEY. ashore at Ocean Beach, NJ, still
holds together but will probably break She lies broad
side to the beach.
ScHR PErREL. whaler OF New Bedford is reported to
have been wrecked on the coast OF Georgia.
CAPE HArrxRAs Feb % A bark supposed to be German.
ashore Hatteras Bar last night Her hull is under
water and fore and mzzennasts gone Men were seen in
the rigging. but could their assistance One
body supposed be that OF the Captain. has washed
ashore.
HALIFAX Fob 23-There heavy Sc gale last night
and to-day, but no damage has yet bean reported
Steamer Peruvian had not sailed at PM. owing TO the
Steamer hence arrived At Bay Bulls
and reported that st Johns Harbor IL blocked wit
ice preventing her from getting IN there.
HARTFORD Feb 23The stamer City OF Hartford arrived
safely Saybrook at ve O'Clock this morning She had
anchored at huntington ii.
SAN FRAycisco Feb Is The German ship Galatea has
Of Hunters Point Dock where she has
under She ound uniujured and lot sis Of
str ain damage about hor. She dov n BeRe
street to-day and prepares for to Manila hav-
IN, been chartered TO proceed there, and returns with
sugar.
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.ANTI-TAMMANY.

Tho adjourned meeting OF the anti-Tammany party,
represented by Messrs Ottendorer and Cooper, for
purpose OF couerrng with tho party represented
by Messrs. Bxby, Hart and Shaier. was hold last
evening in the Everett House. Mr.. John McCool,
cxRegster OF the County OF New York, usual, pre-.
siding.
There was nothing beyond the ordinary routine
business performed, which consisted IN adding
TO the list of democrats Invited TO take part in tho
preliminary organiZaton.
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FATHER GREGORY M1zrz1oL.

Bishop Corrigan of Newark, has been notified of
sudden death last Friday, from heart disease, Of
Rev. Father Gregory Mizdzlol. pastor OF ST. James
Catholic Church, at Baskng Ridge, n. j. The reverend
gentleman u native Of Poland, forty-six years OF
age, and ordained priest Al Seton Hall College ten
years ago by the late Archbishop Bayiey. For four
years he pastor or tEe church at Basking Ridge
Tho funeral will take place tomorrow.
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JUDGE JOHN NJ. WILLIAMSON.

Judge John N. Williamson, classed as one Of Suffolk
County's (Long lsland) most distinguished and tall
ented sons died at his residence in Stony Brook on
Monday last In tho ninety first year OF his ago He
Of the Oldest, II not the Oldest member OF the
Order when youth. He also the last survivor ot
tho who built the Sotauket Presbyterian Churcn,
from which, Thursday afternoon, MS funeral took
place.
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SAILED.

coum ns,, do yaderland (feig). Antwerp Neckar
@ Hisr bremen; Devoni. tbr,. Gnsgow Fisars Castle
Ion u. ksy wss. Knickereoeker New New York
Isaac Bel! Richmond &c; Knight, Georgetown, DC;
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MISCELLANEOUS

kTrKvotJ, DnBiLifY. WEAKNESS re. AND At
~ disorders brought lndscreon, Exccsscs
work Brain and Netycas system speedily and rsdI
purely vegetable prepAr~tion and the best and
suiHcent For further information SEND FOR CIRUU-
LAR. Price, 81 per box Six boxes, S. mail. securely
'' WlNCHkS1ER CO.. Chemists.
80 John St., Now York.
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M N1INCHESTERS
w CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.

wINCHEsTER's HYPOPlIOSPHIrE Of LIME ana
SODA for the cure Of CONSUMPTION and Chronic Die
eases OF the kOk1 aud LUNGS, also General Debility
Dyspepsia and Poverty OF the Blood.
Price 81 and ~ pcr bottle, Prepared only by
WINCHESTER CO., Chemists,
sold BY druggsts NO. " John g., Now ysgk,
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CLEARED.

Steamer Ncckar tGer winigerod. Bremen via South
ampton--Oelrichs h 90
ssesmsr CITY Of Houston Stevens, Galveston via Key
West--C II Mallory Co.
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Ship Undaunted. Dinsmore. from San Francisco TO
Queenstown, Jan .lS, lat 81 A s. Ion 20 So W.
Bark TAlisman. Feb z. lat 10 80 n. Ion So
Brig jean (B. from Pensacola for Rio Janeiro, will
all sick was supplied with medcincs no date lat -
q Al
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Fe'. 23.
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEW YoRK, Feb. 23-Noon.
Tho time ball OF the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany 10y standard time of the United States Naval OBJ
servatory washingon) to-day dropped onetenth
second slow.
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THE MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS OF ALL NATIONS.
"I'm going up stairs to SEQ my boys!" exclaimed
the founder OF Cooper Union last evening he boat
a retreat IRON tho entrance to tho platform OF the
Institution he had founded, and left tho lecturer, s.
Austin Pearcc, to the care Of Mr.. Ray
mond and largo audience. Mr. Poarcc,
tho lecturer bad all the walls covered
by Illustrations OF ''the musical instruments
OF all natIons," running In numbers from No. thc
ewsharp) to No. 10; but before he had disposed Of the
jcwsharp some OF the audience followed Mr. Peter
Cooper's example and went 10 see "thcir boys" The
few who followed Mr. Cooper's example after all madc
mistake tor tho lecture certainly was deeply inter.
csting 10 those who remained within the compass ri
the lecturers voice. and In less than half an hour
alter Mr. Cooper departed thero were NO slsepers IN
the great hall
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURES NEW YORK FOR THE MONTHS
OF FEBRUARY AND MARCH,.
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:. ana 4 tlesc rules are .rau.grsssed

rics every way and II these rules are uanssresseo
We cannot hope for success
Though boats may look very unlike yet II very fast
they will be found coincde in these points. aud
where boats very large thor fainas are not al
ways found for long time, and YET they may have
behaved very we'll IL is better to take time in finding
out these faults before putting the builder at work.
The lecture was FULLY explained by drawings on the
bIackboards.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-THIs DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-'
VATIONS.
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A CARD.
Catholic Relief Association for the Victims
Of Yellow Fever in New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. October a. 1878.
The Central Committee Of this Association
gratefully acknowledges the receipt, through
His Grace Archbishop Perche. Of 81 very munif-
conformation OF Three Thousand Dollars. from
the Right Rev. Z. MCNEIRNY, D. D.. the dstin-
guished Bishop Of Albany, N. Y.
Very Rev. G.. A. ROUXEL '. c.
Honorary President.
JOHN T. MOORE, President.
G, E. GIRARDEY, Vice President,
THOMAS LAYTON, Treasurer
DIR. EMILE DOUMEING,
Supervisor Of Asylums.
oc15 1t W. B. LANCASTER Secretary
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FOR SALE.

E7OR sALE-TWO FINE DOCTORS BUG
- Ries will sell cheap If early application Is
made, also, wanted second hand carriages.
For sale. apply at S. Carondelet street,
se15 i'm l.. T. MADDOX.
T. ers, both now and second- hand. Draining
Wheels. Pumps: etc, Saw Mills, Cotton Trucks,
Grab Wenches. JackscreWs. Crate Bars, Furnace
Castings Of every description. Also one second
hand Steam Fire Engine and one small Propel-
Ior at CLARK'S FOUNDRY,
nt1 25tf
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schrnlGt 4 Ztexler ys. .vohn rl.lel.

scnEhsNg ~ AeesfeT VS. &S0Asn THEeAs
SIXTH DISTRICT. COURT FOR THE PAR,
pish Of Orle sli No lo,ols,Py virtue Of
honorable the Sixth District Court for the parish
Of Orleans, IN the aboye entitled cause ] viii
proceed to sell at public auction. ut the Mer-
chants and Auctioneers. Exchange Royal
street between Canal and Customhouse streets
IN the Second District Of this city. on TT Es.
DAY October Is. 1873, at u o'clock H.. the follow
ing desgribed property. to wit
ALOT OF GROUND together with the build
ings and improvements thereon and appurte-
nance &c tihereqnte belonging situated IN the
Victory. Marigny and Eysian Fields streets, On
g plan drawn by 6. A. de Armas. surveyor
dated FebEqary, %, 1852 and deposited in the
office Of Adophe BoudousQuie, late notary
public in this city. Said lot 1oeasuring min s.
teen feet three inches front on Victory street BY
one hundred and thirty-four feet in depth, be-
ween parallel lines Being. the same property
acquired by the defendant herein By purchase
fr ON Ghristian Jakob. per act passed before
the thirty first Of March 1868.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS Fl HANDY.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
se19 20 27 OC4 II IS
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THE CAMPAIGN.

THE DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL
COMMITTEE has made the following appoint.
ments for q thorough canvass Of the Floridf
parishes. to witt
COVINGTON-Saturday October 10.
FRANKLINTON-Mo October Il.
ANTE CITY-W Wednesday, October %.
PORT VINCENT Saturday. October rs.
GREENSB RG-Monday October %.
CLINTON-Tuesday, October 2e
JACKsON-W Wednesday. October 30.
BAYOU SARA-Thurs1ay, October ST.
BATON Notwithstanding November O.
The meetings will be addressed by the fol.
lowing distinguished speakers: Hon. e. W
ROBERTSON, Elk Gov JOHN McENERY, Hon
3. T. JONAS, CHARLES e. LEA. Major e. A
BURKE and others ocs til
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NOTICE.

RooMs DEMoCRAT1C-C CONSERVATIVE PARISH
Committee, Parish Of Orleans. |
No 100 Customhouse street, (
New Orleans, September %. 1878
All persons identified with the Democratic.
Conservative party, desiring their naturalza.
ton papers, can secure the same, free of charge
On application to this committee at 100 Custom
house street, up stairs.
By order: VIM. Fl. JAMES
Chairman Committee on Naturalization
J. y. FLYNN. Assistant Secretarv seq On
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George Pearson, Agent, vs.. T.. G. Whar-
ton 4 Co.; Same vs.. Z. G. Wharton j. H.
Ksefe 9 and , J2hn ~ Wire r,<,1, -
Il ish Of Oreans NOS s9s9 and aseo " v iAlsa
Of two writs Of feri facias, to mo directed BY
The Hon. J Paris ChiIdress. First Justice Of tho
proceed to sell at public auction, on MONDAY.
October II, 1875. at 70 o'clock ~, at No. g8
Camp street, the following described property,
to wit
CONTENTS OF PRINTING OFFICE.
KNOWN AS THE FRANKLIN PRINTING
HOUSE, consisting Of one press and type, four
stoves, one desk. small lot lumber, as per in
VsntOry on file in my office
Seized in the above entitled suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
oc11 IS 81 JOHN f. WOOD. Constable.
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FOR RENT
U7OR RENT
First District,

First District.
/. THE THREE-STORY FINE FAMILY
RESIDENCE No. 1853 Delord street. next corner
2. I'll The Two? two STORY STORE AND DWELL
ING No. 81 Rampant street, next to corner Of
). ri THE THREE STORY STORE No. 1e Union
street. between CarondeIet and st. Charles
streets, the centre of business. now occupied by
the N. o. Cotton Seed Association having every
Gonveninnce for several first class offices.
4. THE THREE STORY BRICK STORE cor
ner Baronne and Poydras Streets being one OF
goods stands In the city. Possession first OF
N2 g Of H H92Rfr 91sre aToRE with
randa, southwest corner Front and Crossman
streets.
G. THE VACANT LOT. we'll fenced in front
venient to steamboat landing All adjoining the
store of v F, Vredenberg, ESD
bourbon streets. No. 49, 90 by 1877, with buildings
thereon: stables; has always boon occupied as
s. s? THE fH 4fa E58i STORE corner Char
tres and Castomhouse streets,
Q. THE TWO STORES Immediately adjoining
on Cqst4mhouse street:
feet ronne North P S9 Perddo N Miro and
IOntl. Convenient to New Canal. and an excel
lent location for the lumber and wood trade
Sixth District
II. A TRACT OF LAND bounded by State
street and Nashville Avenue, composed Of about
second squire from St. Charles street adjoining
the property of J. Hernsheim. ESQ.,, and run
soil; we'll suited for gardening purposes or O
dairy, being only thirty minutes distance from
Canal street by The Carrollton Railroad.
-, SOU ARES No. 10 and No. II, near the river
and fronting. State street and adjoining the line
Of Burtheville.
IS, SOUARE No. IS, fronting State street and
the line q Hurstylle md magazine street.
IL THE BATTURG fronting the river, Peters
and Octavia streets, Seekervlle. now used rs the
coal landing.
Apply to q. T.. IAVILLEBEUVRE,
seq I'm Is Union street..
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CONSTABLE SALES.

Charles Manson VS.. Paul RaaeEat and r..
z. HerWg, In solido.
YTHIRD JUSTICE COURT FOR THE PARISH
a Of Orleans, No. 1898-By virtue of q writ Of
Laresche, Third Justice of the Peace for the
parish Of Orlenns, in the above entitled and
numbered suit, will proceed to sell at public
street. between Dauphine and Bourbon streets.
II the Second District Of this city, on TUES
DAY, October Is. 1878, Of y O'Clock m.-
WARE. ONE STOVE AND UTENSILS, ONE
SHOWCASE etc.
THE CONTENTS OF A SODA STAND AND
IUNCH-HOUSE,.
As per inventory filed in my office.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS J. BUCKLEY, Constable,
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BY plaoffae U. SMEAR.
JESsION OF MARTIN CAS-

PY PLACIDE J. SPEA r, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- - no. 40 ROYAL STREET SATURDAY,
Octotber e. 1878. at y 2,fock 70; will BE- sold at
TIONEERg' EXCHANGE on ROYAL sTREET.
Ell BEr 1M 5rI4;l4, CANAL AND CUSTOMHOUSE
order from tho Hon, <. L. Tissot. Judge Of the
Second District Court for the parish OF Orleans.
dated september Il. 1878, for account Of said
4 CERTAIN LOT or GROUND, together
With the buildings and improvements thereon.
situated In the First District Of this city, desig-
mated by the NO. Of square No. H. bounded by
Howard Erato. Clio and Jagobs streets. meas
nrlng % feet front on Howard street By 12e feet
~ inches in depth. so"
Terms ash on Adjudication.
act Of sale before Abel Dryfous. notary public
at the expense Of the purchaser.
b
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IVY N III rEva.
SITUATIONS wANTEEs-REmALKs.
HOUSES WANTED.
Ma@CEA4LAHE 0U@.

NTANTED-TWO FIRST GLASS SALES
w mems at il. Fl. ADAMS & BROS, No. 5e4
Magazine street. 0rt5 It.
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BOAR DIN a..

ROARDING--AT NO. 1923 CANAL STREET
- north side, can be- found pleasant. airy
a ainga w,, Board suaoe toa am9s ana
rable. Rates reasonable. oc15 #
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

Parish Convention, Odd Fellows Hall.
New Orleans. October Is. 187s-Tn acco,d asce
Wlsh the On yesterday the Demo
ton wiz meet THIS DAY. at Il o'cloeE N.
The cha1rmen. Of the various delegations are
requested to call at No. 100 Custo1nhouse street.
Ct Ct 70 a; H. and receive tickets Of admission for
All tickets issued heretofora nre cancelled.
CHARLES BYRNE.
JOHN A. MCDONALD,
Iemporary Secretary. oc15 1t*
Reonns state Central COMMITTEES upemo-
cratic CONSERVATIVE party. No. 100 Custom house
street.Regular meeting THURSDAY. October
Il, 's' at 2 AbBEt Il VOORHEES,, President.
y. u. I hNNIsoN. secretary. ocl5 3t
Headquarters Citizens Conservative A.
senciation. No. 50 Camp street, October Il. 1873
me executive and auxiliary commuters will
meet IN general committee every evening at 7
O'CLOCK until further notice., The committee on
LIONEL G. LEVY. Chairman,
CLEMENT B. PENRosE Secretary. oc15 st
Headquarters Citizens Conservative AS
ISOLATION. No. 30 Camp street October Il. 1873
IN view OF the, approaching necessity Of con-
this City. and to avoid II possible. the necessity
Of Offering to the public q ticket made BY this
Association, the following resolution was
Be 1t resolved. That mittee of conference.
composed Of seven members, be appointed by
the Chair and that said committee report to
ference that may be held. and by the Executive
Committee to the General Committee for con-
COMMITTEE:
VIM. 4. BELL, Chairman.
oL & mh4 L WAEkER. J. T. T. Elsa2nRHE niER.
JAS hHGKk EET p pEHhd Il AH Hdd4starv
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NOTICE,

The members Of the Executive and Auxiliary
Committees Of the Citizens Conservative Asso-
citation are hereby notified that the headuuar-
ters Of the Association have been established
at No. 80 Camp street up stairs
Oc15 ct l.. G. LEVY Chairman