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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-27

OHtc1ai statement OF cases OF yellow lever re-
ported in New Orleans Is as follows. viz:
Deaths from 70 m. yesterday to IL III. to- day a.
Total cases to date ..............,.......... 1854
Total deaths to date 652
SAMUEL. chopin. NJ, D., President.
B. 3. TAYLOR. III. D.. Secretary.
DEATHS:
VIM. Simmons G.. Kentucky. % years, Hotel
Dieu,
Hugh Irvine, Ireland "a years. AZ Magazine.
James Todd. Scotland, years and II months,
Earhart ". Pfeffer, years and 10 months 9o7
VIM. Leibrook Glenn, New Orleans, years
months, Jog FOuCher.
Salvador Rousseau Italy, IS years, 2a8 Lafay-
Grace H. Richards. Massachusetts, 25 years.
Blanche Dupuy, New Orleans years rs South
. Robert Camash. England. 30 years 4215 Craps.
John Duane, England. 35 years. AN Craps
Mary Moser. Now Olleans years and a half.
1854 julia.
Louis Deem, New Orleans. years, BOG Con-
Pauline Worth. New Orleans, 3 years. 81 South
Mrs. J. NJ Arnold. Ohio. 81 years, 278 Common.
Eugene Manlonlon Belgium, "a years. 5 Bten-
Antonio schiro. New Orleans years, 20 Dau-
phine.
10 mouths, So North Rampant
Andre Gender, Sicily. % years. 10 Dumaina.
Calhoun Marks. New Orleans. 26 years. 1874
PInkney Williams. New Orleans / year and
8 NOM hs. 1903 Thalia.
Joe Dambelli. Italy, 10 years, 247 Chartres
?, Andrew Connolly New Orleans years. 439
Paul Henry Peletier, New Orleans years
and months. 90 North Where.
Robert Wright. New Orleans, years and
monhs. 22O CONT
Florence Huber Sparks, Memphis, IS years
and II months, 97h Constance,
Mrs. Mary Murphy st. Louis. 25 years and
months, 200 Tchouptoulas;
VIM. Lowry. Dorgenois, between Hospital and
Cora A. Wilson, Mississippi. years and .
months. 139 Magazine
Pierre Perres. New Orleans, A years. 3l3 Lata-
Pasquale vellingiere, SO years, Metairie
Aug. T. sansoney, France. 80 years, 81 Bien-
Madame sansoney, France, % years. 81 Bien-
M NJ. j. Jefa, Germany. SO years. 21a Custom
house
Irvine Rowell, England. 4s years, North,
John Rogers, st. Louis, n years 257 Glrod.
Antonio Calamari, Italy, As years, 80 st. Peter.
jules Tertrou, Louisiana. IL years. 1856 st.
Pierre Mazonnaire, France, 27 years, 1856
| Bourbon
| DEATHS AT THE CHARITY HOSPITAL.
| John McGovern. 25 years.
| Jean Baptiste, SO years.
Julius Smith. SO years.
Ruth yoseephine Wright Al years.
John Polk so years.
| Giacomisa Giuseppe, 40 years.
| NEW CASES AT THE HOSPITAL.
| Charles Lindberg, carpenter, Sweden, Con-
cOrdia House. 90 years, mississippi; three
months in New Oleans; single; sick three
| days.
Daniel Purdy. blacksmith. Kentucky: Liner
ty and Common, "a years; from Louisville;
single; thirteen wears ip tbs city n,,ou ~
years; single; sick six hours.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMooRAT TUESDAY, AUaUsT q, 1875

10 To 1b years III from 10 to 10 years, 27 from 30
to 25 years. 37 from 25 to so years. Do; from 80 to
40 years % from 40 to 60 years, 49, from so to 60
years. IS; from 60 to 10 years. IA from 70 TO SO
years. s; from 80 to 80 years, 8; 100 years and
UPWARDS. i: unknown IL.
White Males, 2s1: females, 14s. Colored-
Males, 40: females, "a.
Nativitles-A Africa 1, Austria q. Belgium /.
Canada 8, Denmark 1, England 16, France 1s.
Germany 49, Greece /. Holland j. ireland AZ,
ITALY, 90, Louisiana. ,21o, Mexico 2, Norway and
HWeden 4 Poland 2 scotlana 8 spain swlIzer-
isianal 10, not stated 10.
klDeaths ct Charity Hospital, e7; Hotel Dieu, 8:
Touro Infirmary G.
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TEaE NATIONALS
Meeting of the COnventiOn-An Adjourn
nent without Nominations.


xnent without Nominations.
The National State convention met yesterday
pursuant to adjournment and was called to
order at about o'clock by Temporary Chair
nan Hatch.
S. s. Francisco. chairman of the committee on
credentials. submitted @ majority report He
stated that the committee had seated the Ker
delegation from the seventh ward and the Hte
delegation from the eleventh ward. The an
Rouneement was received with applause.
The report was then read by the secretary.
Itseated the following named
First Ward-J. E. Henrlquez, Ben Jacobs, y.
H Reid, L. D. Taylor A. l.. Piatsmier. j. L.
Sesond Ward-Manuel Turpin. Phi ip Perrin,
Robt. Smith. Thos. D. Melville Peter Maze
II Tnira sWsrd@w p. Ripley. Geo. " Davis I.
Mowers Geo johnson. s. s. Francisco. A.
G Foarth WaraD5 .' NJ Vance John W. Kern, L.
Fernoir Henry Roche S;, w. B. D Ru raarn
ans bsety Hn99 BaH as oRS Eane ns'n
E Sixth Ward~John H. Clark, Eug. Staes, Chas
DsArmas HynFy Guo H1 Albert M'ller 1ira,
tlais, j. G. Winston. q. Baou. J. John. J. Il.
Durce. L. B. Ln'4,gne, l.. Deeon 7, r1a
Ninth v W a. Derorras,. J. Tudor, VIM.
ODonnall, G R. Fagot, Chas. keenan, Keen 1,r o,,u,
n Tenth Thos aarph1 aoodrch 5eh
Keegan O Bridges. D. D; Weathers;
mgSS = l. HSfs6n & Hts Ad snsR"5a Da
e Tvs iii Ward~Paul Bruce H. Percy R. G.
Thirteenth Ward--Fred. Hubert. a. Helm
Fourteenth Ward-J. Hogan. .
Fifteenth Ward-Wm. Harper, n. Chestnut, A.
Sixteenth Mard-John Gealis.
Seven zenith WarC-Joseph Duverney.
J.. L. Kcarnty John Kerrigan. Geo. W. Payne,
Armand Taylor,
Parish Jeiferson-F. Fl. Hatch, Tobias Freed
Jacob hauek, j. f. Winston J. simcoe.
Motions and counter m otions were made. and
AN effort was made to got minority report De-
fore the body
member Of tho committee stated he had a
minority report, and wanted 1t read and con-
sidered with the one just presented.
For about ton minutes there was very lively
time, some members opposing the reception OF
the minority document. and others urging It's
seading.
In the midst of great confusion the chair put
and declared carried motion TO aoopt the htt-
The min or,ty report was called for, and the
call again created considerable CONFUSION ana
uprosr and while 1t was at its height the point
WAS made that there We're persons on the moor
taking part III inc DT0teudi51=5 II FH9re not
delegates, and iC was moved that the nall DC
eIeared OF Ii but the officers of The convention
and that the foll be called. and as the delegate
responded 10 their names they enter and take
their seats The motion prevailed, and some
time was then occupied il carrying out its
provisions.
A motion was then made to reconsider the
vote adopting the maj Drity report. and mo-
zion to table followed and was carried. ."
The report of the committee on
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION
gsas then caIte1 for and was read.
The COMMITTEES recommended that the con
qentlon elect as officers one president on,
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TORTUARY REPORT.

Mortality for the week ending Sunday. August
rs. 1878:
Cerebro-spinal fever /, enteric or typhoid
fever 2 yellow fever 318, intermittent fever 8. re-
mittent fever 8. congestive or malignant fever
80, malarial (unclassifed} II, cholera morbus 1.
fever 2 cancer of the stomach 1. phthisis pull
monalis 9. tables mesenterica 5. apnnia l, dropsy
ening OF inc brain j. 5sb5sse6sss- ef tie brain
ap plAxy 2, paralysis (unclassifed) 2. tetanus l,
trismus nasGenlium 2. commissions 2. infantile
/. hypertrophy of the heart /, bronchitis 2,
pneumonia 5, teething 3. gastritis 5, enteritis g.
dysentery s. diarrhna 7, abscess of liver |, cir
rhosis of liver 2, perituntitis /. Suppression OF
urine l. cystic tumor Of ovary 1. gangrene OF
bladder |. rupture of the uterus l. metroperi-
sontiis 1, earbuncle, l. premature birth 3. in
jury /. drowning A. murdered1. Total deaths 49s
Ages-Under year, "a: from l to years, IS
from to years, IL: from to 10 years, 81; from
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THHE CENSUS OR 1876.
Correspondence Between superintendent
Eusaaer ana Commissioner Eaton.

correspondence Between superintendent
Lasaaer and Commissioner Eaton.
Hon. John Eaton, Commissioner of Education
at Washington, D. g., wrote to Superintendent
Lusher. thanking him for the exhibit Of the
State census Of 1870 and 1876 sent him some days
ago by Mr.. Lusher. Commissioners Eaton. how
ever. mentioned that Capt Wright formerly
Registrar of Voters in this city. had also fur
niahed him with a report Of like nature between
which and the one sent by Superintendent
Lusher there existed some discrepancy.
Mr.. Lusher answered Commissioner Eaton's
letter yesterday. He stated that by inserting
under the State census Of 1875 forLivingston par
ish--which Is blank In the statemeut-3945 white
and s39 coored, it will be seen that the exhibit
exactly with that furnished by Capt Wright, the
state Registrar Of Voters, under whose drec-
ton tie census 9f 1875 vas M, made This GORE
Acdn secured its figures for the exhibit from
Capt Wright before the Livingston returns had
been received SO that 1t may, be- assumed that
tbs reported figures are as follows:
White. Colored. Both.
leans. ,......,....,. .259,1o5 992,es4 s52,15s
Total. 1916 45o,611 855 ,527
Comparing this census Of 1875 with that Of 1870,
the increase will be found to be 1851 whites and
86,4e1 colored. over 10 per cent OF the white and
population. This is certainly on unreasonable
result.
The tntal nonnlation of 857. 1850 as given in
Capt. Wrights census for 1875 Is not justified by
the enumeration of educabe youths fbetween
six and twenty onel made in 1877 The actual
population of Louisiana did not in 1876 exceed
419.22s whites. 424, ATT colored. and 1912 Indians
and Chinese. Capt. VIM Wright was the agent
Of the State government Of 1875. in the capa.
capacity ceased when the term of that govern
ment expired. He labored with zeal, industry
%F hIy franz Ia lint
the conservative people of the State had no
guarantee of the accuracy OF his employees In
many parishes along the river and elsewhere,
In which frauds could be easily perpetrated
through the instrumentnlity Of Interested par
ties. If the government will but appoint men
Of integrity. selected from both political par
said Superintendent Lnsher. closing his letter.
that the frauds Of the past will be plainly ,appnr-
emit. and that full justice will be done to both or
I'll the races forming the population Of this
StntR
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4. m. C.. A.

The Young Mems Christian Association YES
terday received forty three applications for re-
lief A number of them, however. were for pc
cuniary assistance from persons In want but in
health
Messrs. Janney & Work in letter similar to
the one sent to the Howard Association. offers
to transport physician. nurses, supplies. ETC..
free, on the steamer Yazoo Valley.
E. D. Elliott. Natchez Alley, offers todo o spe-
Gifted amount OF printing for the association
free.
DR. John E Millet, Dr. VIM. Lopez DR. J. Har-
vey and DR.. A. Parr have rendered their SER
vices
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THE HOW ARDS.
RECEIVED AND TENDERS
OF SERVICES MADE.

The following dispatches were received yes
terday by the Howard Association:
HOUSTON. Tex, August &c, 1878.
President Howard Association:
Employees Of the Houston aud Texas Central
Railway, Company are contributing ID ald Or
yeow sde lever ana @ rad s1ne yon rs Il T.
GRENADA, Miss. August 49, 1878.
Col. F. r. southmayd, Secretary Howard Assoc
citation:
For heavens sake send q few nurses II is
untrue that the material Is exhausted. The
nurses here are worn out Two of the most
eminent physicians Just taken down Physi-
y R' + +. A NhhTEMWAshh
... GRENADA, Miss, August 26. 1878.
not SICK ;so CITY one New Orleans nurse sc but
walking about to. day. We need for the sick all
kinds Of nourishment, but need twenty;-fv
exhausted. Walthal is here. For Gods sake,
send nurses II you can ffy = = ANDERSON dSE,
GRENADA, August rs. 1878.
Mr.. Southmayd:
Try and get Dr. Vaudeville to come back: If
not possible, some other physician, Only two
local physicians on duty: they will be down
soon. Nurses or help OF any Kind L., some tam tam
black. DIR. VEAZLE
TENDERS OF SERVICE.
Dr. Galloway. of Gave Springs. Ga. tenders
his services in any capacity
e. A. Larrier, druggist, corner OF ST. Bernard
Avenue and Urauhart street, offers medicines
at half p ice.
Henry Stumpf druggist, corner Melpomene
and Liberty offers to furnish s25 worth Of
medicine free of charge.
KENNEB, La. August 2G, 1878.
It. r. Southmayd:
send by express twenty five sacks orange
leaves for the relief OF the sick.
MRS. d. r. GODFREY,
-- Trndn Plantation.
r. L. G. AND G. G. r. r. LANDING,
August "a. 1878. J
Howard Association, New Orleans:
Passage for four white nurses .-........,....$2 5
Passage for three colored nurses. ....,..,.. 9
Total. ...,............-.. $34
Paid by contribution to the Howard Associa-
tion by steamer John W. Cannon.
New ORLEANS, August &C. 1878.
Col +. r. Southmayd, Secretary:
Dear Su'-We are directed by Capt. T. r.
feathers, CT the steamer Yazoo Valley (now
running in place Of the Saturday Vicksburg
packet Natchez) to say to you. all physicians.
nurses stores and medicines designed for
yonr uses at the infected points en- route to and
at Vicksburg. will DO transported free of charge
N'N0>,' JANNEY & WORK, Agents.
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A GOOD DECISION,

Judge Tissot decided yesterday the point
which was argued before him last week IN the
case of Quick VS.. Becker. wherein a rule for
contempt had been taken against defendant for
disobeyng an Injunction from the Judge then
acting in the place of Judge Rightor. who was
absent. The counsel for Becker contended
that Judge of q district court could not sit in
the place of another to grant any orders or try
any rules, Judge ,Tissot. in his decision. re-
viewed at length all authorities on the subject.
absence tf Judge Rghtor, when acting In his
stead, and fined Becker S. for contempt.
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TFH II RIFLE.

Fhe second competition for the silver pitcher
and goblets. presented by the Crescent City Rifle
Club took place on Sunday. Four company
teams of five mon each entered. two from the
Louisiana Field and two from the Washington
Artillery; The match was shot under the follow
distances 200 and 500 yards, seven rounds ut
each distance; no sighting shots. no cleaning of
guns; position that of q soldier. Prize to be
won three times before becoming the prop
erty Of the team
Battery G. Washington Artillery. captured the
prize for the second time. after a hard fight, by
four uOintS,
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o. ". SHEA II kEg,

Yesterday, at o'clock q. NJ. one Of the SOL
diers OF the press. Q. V. Shearer, died of yellow
fever. A native of Alabama. he had been a resi-
dent of the city only for about two years, during
which he was connected with the New Orleans
his manners genial. and his talent appreciated
ranger come in our midst. he had already
made friends. many Of whom attended his last
illness. while all of them regret him. AS con-
freres and acquaintance we mourn his loss
and condole with his bereaved family.
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Crazy from Fever.

An Italian named Jacomino. aged forty years
keeper of the Steamboat Exchange coffeehouse,
No, North Front street. while deirious with
fever thought to end his sufferings by jumping
into the river having made three uns success
however. prevt nted him in the attempt and con-
veyed him 70 his residence. and upon being in
formed by his wife that she was unable TO man
age him. had him conveyed to the Charity Hos
initial
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MUNICIPAL.
pNE MAN WHO KNOWS wmAT HE SAYS.

From among tho batch of letters and tee-
grams received by the Mayor yesterday we
select the following from an individual who Is
the possessor Of notarial seal. and has affixed
the Same to his communication:
b65 South STATE STREET.
Chicago, August %. 1878. !
no the Mayor or Council Of the City New Or
Doa7 St,'-n the namo Of our almighty God
and humanity | DO forward to you, this letter rs
see and he% net 2n afe 10 a san grea fbe Ca
fore have resolved to lot you know the follow
Ing il Tho hope that you will ,sol think that am
which originated thousands of years back,
which have to hold rs a secret. Now ! let you
know that about forty years ago II vas the game
I sing OF God have cured thousands; therefore,
do lot you know as father OF your city that II
forthwith There are two things written In
Caldean Language, one has 10 pe carried th con-
nually In piece Of Cotton around the ns SEX
Placed on the Breast to keen free Of That iest;
ii d. Person has that Pesth role It up-It is very
alittle clean water, and they will get better, but
forbid your Citizens not to eat any Pof'k. / hope
you win not think that am a, supestis,i e,
t two yaars OF II age, know what / say,
and an q Hebrew, and | know, where that y1l
Godl Now my dear sir. If you will take my
advice for granted in your faith then send me 2
telegraph to my Place ana 10 saIe tlne theh
will send you -amS
TWO OF THOSE THINGS
for tryl ana you will see the Blessing for your
salf. so In thu name of humanity to see your
favorable reply am your VERY poe 4T iPlena
sos State street, Chicago.
Answer this please Ia your faith; 49,
# M. 81 have sen the same letter TO Ylcks-
burg, Tenn.
A local physician writes to protest against
ehe use of gas lime as q dsinfectant
Two Northern concerns nave unfaittnE dt5ta-
factants, which they offer to sell. and one Of
them Is particular In asking that his offer be
published lit Is twenty cents q line in the
# New Orleans newspapers.l
Our friend Fred A. Haber telegraphs to the
Mayor. from San Francisco. that II
pECuNIAHY AID
liz naeded from that city. let the Howard Associ-
alton appeal officially.
sULpHATE or IRON.
from DR.. w G. Norwood. of Hodges Depot. s.
c.. who says that he is well known to the faculty
here. the Mayor has received letter strongly
recommending the use of sulphate of iron (cop-
peras) US dlsinfectant simultaneously with
quick lime.
received yesterday and will be sDrinkled on the
Streets.
tor McCnffreY, composing the special commit
tee on the subject. hos determined to test the
efficacy 1T copperas, and as soon as he can OBJ
tain the necessary information as TO cost. etc,
will pro b4bly purchase 500 bbls Of the chemical
for use here The Mayor has already ascer-
tanned that In quantities 1t can be bought in
New York for ninety-flve cents the hundred
pounds.
TEE wnARvEs. "...u
The wharf lessee contemplates beginning
work on the Third District wharves on or about
the first Of September In this connection It is
stated tat Major Howell la United States Ct En-
MeStiDn of the MayOr to employ IabOrerS bV the
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT.
SUGGESTIONS OPENED.

SUGGESTIONS OPENED.
Jacob Werth and Fredericka Weber, Mrs
Frederick Zaph, born Werner, wife of Fl. Zaph
Victor Laumann. Rose Murphy. John Nicholas
Reinhardt and Fredericka Engelhard. his wife
August W. Sansonay.
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Struck with an Iron Pot.

At about $3.50 O'Clock. yesterday evening q
difficulty took place at the house NO. 800 White
street. between two negro women. named Annie
jackson and Ellen Knox, during which the
former assaulted and knocked the latter down
with a pot. The accused was arrested and
locked u o in the Second Station.
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The Murphy Inquest.

Coroner Roche last evening concluded the
inquest Of the killing of Henry Murphy by
Henry Hahn in the Triangle Buildings Sew
eral witnesses were examined, and their test1-
mony was the same as that published in the
DEMOCRAT on the morning following the MUIR
turned a verdict that the deceased came to his
death by a gun-shot wound of the chest, the
weapon being in the hands of Henry Hahn, now
of lar
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NEW BOOK 9.

We acknowledge the reseipt from the publish
ers. Ford, Howard Il Hubert. New York.
through Kirk patrick's Fourth District school
book depot. of Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stoves
last work, "Poganuc People" What we think
of it will be duly set forth in our Sunday issue.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

(The DEMOCRAT Ia responsible for none o.
the views expressed in tho communications
under this head; but no communications Will
10 printed except from responsible parties.l
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A1R-Que no suis-je la Fougere!

A1R-Que no suis-ie la Fougorel
Lizette quite la plaina.
Mon perdi bomber & mouG;
Clio i moin sembl6 fontaine.
Dipi mon pas miro touG.
La jour quand mon coupe came.
Mon songG zamour l. mou6;
La mutt quand mon dams cabane.
Dams dromi mon duimbG toue.
Si to all6 Ia Vile.
Tia trouvG geine Candid
Out gaRnG pour tromper file
Bouche doux pass6 sirop.
To va erer 20 bin sincere.
Pendant auior 20 coquin tro:
Cest serpent qui contrefHire
CriG rat pour tromper 20.
Dipi mon perdi Lizette.
Mon pas souchiG Calinda.
Mon quite Bran rnn sonnette,
Mon pas bate Bamboua.
Quand mo contre l'aut negresse.
Mon pas gagn6 gle pour Ii;
Mon pas souchie travail piece,
Tout qui chose Il moin mourri.
Mon maigre tant COM gnon souche
Jamie moin tant CONNIE roseau
Mang6,na pas douX dams bouche,
Tafla meme c'est CONNIE dyo
Quand mon song6 toue, Lizette.
Dyo toujours dams gi6 moin,
Magner moin vini trop bette,
a force chagrin mango moin.
V.
Liset' mon tandH nouvelle.
To compte bientot tournG;
Vini done touiours fldcle.
MirG bon passe tandc.
Ma pas tarde advantage.
To fair moin assez chagrfn,
Mon tant com zozo dams cage
Quand 20 fait Ii mourri faim.
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~ q ~ Y NJ u n d. WV a.

PORT EADs aug. rs, 6 p. m.-Wind west,
fresh. Weather cloudy.
No arrivals or departures.
SOUTHWEST PASS, Aug. 26, 6 p, m.--Wind
west, fresh. Weather cloudy.
No arrivals or departures.
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Every one speaks well of 1t, and those who
have been there once patronize9 the place ever
to the Colonnade Hotel On Chestnut street,
Philadelphia. Pa?
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Fruit and Vegetable. A. Dunes
$l3,671 90 $1,000 OF

Notwithstanding the falling off as compared
with August, in consideration OF the epidemic
all the bids were accepted.
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LIZ

AS piece Of exquisite Creole lingo we pub
lsh the following song. which was composed
by Duvivier de la Mahauticse In 1757:
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For Yellow Fever Keep Your Money.
We will not send collector for installment
payments due on Wilson Sewing Machines
during the prevalence of the yellow fever. We
prefer that our customers save their money to
use In case of sickness. -
w. Fl. CONVERS,
Manager Wilson Sewing Machine Company, 189
Canal street.
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A CARD.

To facilitate us in supplying our customers
during quarantine. We have established a
branch in St Louis, Mo. Our Mr.. Will II. Cole
man will represent us In St. Louis, and Is pre-
pared e FIJI orders, from, there for Coleman's
Grist Mills Saw Mills and Cotton Presses; also,
Gullett's Cotton Gins. Feeders and Condensers,
at factory prices, delivered in ST. Louis.
We have perfected arrangements to ship
Steam Engines and Boilers direct from North
ern factories t. our customers via St. Louis.
Memphis or Vicksburg. Orders for Piping.
Betting, Shafting Pulleys and other goods in
our line will have prompt attention from our
st. Louis branch. Address
WILL Fl. COLEMAN,
115 Washington Avenue.
st Louis. Mo.
When not prevented by quarantine, we will
fill orders, as usual, from New Orleans
I'll. Dudley Coleman & Bro,
Fl. DUDLEY COLEMAN. WILL II. COLEMAN.
Manufacturers and Dealers in
Mills, Engines and Machinery,
No. ~ Union street and No. o Perdido street.
Factory, 2as5 Tchoupitoulas street.
New Orleans, La, August /, 1875 an22 Nv