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HOLLAND CHAPTER. No. 9, of ROYAL
ARCH AASONS--under the immediate juIisdc y w
ton OF the General Grand Chapter for the United - *
Saies-hOld their monthly meetings the frst " \
Monday evening Of each month"; al the Masonic Hall
the CaHoton Railroad Depot corner of Baronne and Per-
dido streets. OhiceT IL Lewis II p ID Blair, Sees y.
NEw Era CHAPTER OF RoYAL ARCH MAsoNs-under
the Immediate jurisdiction OF the General Grand Chapter OF
the Unlted Staesod their monthly meetings on the I'd
Monday evening Of each mOalh, at the Masonic Hail.
the Ganoton Railroad Depot cor Of Baronne and pedido
stss Officers John Gedge, II p u. M. Summers, Secy.
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rnora 90 cUREp

qsnNTT1 ACidE CURED
n Is Jt S4!,s "a 9ts5 \ n PHI n A III III b
~ iiy Al iee i. devoid oil AL Dol W
oT.ens Try Q p0tue anq YOU a5-,-7SSTy.
Mia e9r ei,i VS. fbs sTiieIe Is tie best now before
.fe II easleaIes the iarar without the aia OF IN
tunenis Repnlter sat se e; " " N53
Bar5asIe sheet ioardooN above commons my z On
W II. HALL SURGEON DENTIST,
14 1dreaeet streed5s gss,g AZ f1r s h;
EKTlTlpefcfm a ogefallops On ae IL y ~ sle
sss,ipsr ARTIFICIAL TEETH insert
81. lifoIn one To whole set, on the most II ys ,
rs.i esraeed without the use Of Choroionn and with
but irht pam % the patlent-
I long expeneuee IN lis profession, and stnet appca-
j n bushes he hopes merit share Of public onage
can he giqen 10 the most eminent fneuica men
ana snsfeon Deaiaa.s ID Che country. nyl7 Bin
JW9Sg Practical Dentist,
respectfully infofn th citizens Of NswC orleans
Isl " Tat re mas removed .h4 eliee 70 -
flaRO6DEIEr sTREETs corner OF i oydIas s. sszzsR
sfssi e5oosse ne Chareh Thankful foT13 $50
fha hberE patronage heretofore Bestowed - -
ion in De W1nd SOLICIT lliauce q tasSaie fell5
eieii years the mechanical department. both
m Europe and tie JIhted tsl, aud having aRaea nm
M 81 81 th afe Improvements, be feels confident that ne
,gi give satisfaction TO al those VINO may sayor him WITH
eaH List il Prices
Single Tooth mounted on tine goh plate ~
pivot. =. .,.. y W
Puggag with ine gold per cavity ~ ~
4iaisst d h. highly finished on new principle sS b
q a'isslon II .a
meats. IRON @s9 w wv w
IN Sarfails ~ his operations TO We the best o. work
faansip END sfte and y give 70 nose VINO
nay Jati8nixe biins cr no charge viii BE matte.
Old plates enodeted and repaired 81 the shortest notice
Dentists Ia the country ayirsy on hay1ng their WORK
pQuply attended q, by sesn9lng a ee'fset moas =.
t3--l w can refer TO nany persons VINO are now en-.
loyins she besefs 81 his pfachce. apc ON
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gssuE ROUGH AND READY LINE or OMNIBUS

Us are HOW running from the ufper : - -r,,.s,sf7s,
end al fsa{ilye ne 10 The GoyuGTmet What "a
8f nay. The cifiaEes ase ai new ant nse -s-s =
Sr rot sunerg 70 ever brought to Or made
lbs itg present there but INNING bat there
pil BE- 4 sufficient number 10 accommodate a who
wish y ride Ia fhaIn Smoking and racing are strictly
prohibited intoxicated pets0as are MOI permitted 70 ride and
hep1bicinay asspFs Strict stsnfion viii be paid 10
f com c aud con- euience Of an who may favor said line
iqiilf their D8lf0naee j. B. SlsAtNS0N 81 CD.
Fare 10 Gents. Tickets. 81 per hundred, io sale by
folscoe - tie 0nlaibases. ap2I
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M " VI 8 o IS II j


a CARD.
E1NOR THE BENEFITS on 4ffle a
I ing the extreme hazard ,gich strang cessr
inc phyeans for the cure OF private tsaas owing to tae
utter decentralization OF those who poiss To lilfe s,oll chs
ldeem Ito be nothing tut an a1f 81 BiHness tstsfla
ilS N, 81 5lss ~, IA slse at i s
1876 was soges afflicted with 81 phi its vo and 1ntst
appalling fofm i0T several t0gelhe AnaeB
tue best leguar ediea pracel c0nd oDla ~ N eH ts
leans, without being anal iitted-inset
AT length heard Of lr Aisiisn great elltaen ai'-
piled 10 INN. t1iny geat IN ifee Asees ne lelo
me to pelieet heait., SabscJin ed New Iegs Jan
iaglt I'm asl I'll tSNDi3ftt 50.
T51777ff7F7
mo THOSE EE7I tl rrt5 n 4 Il MS
Ise ss,ts fssio1 81 lie WINTER Is So y
20 any nae oi rss
TIL DISEASES known and d secret disease IL 4nF at
Of their various forzs FL baf tie sitef
cessiuf practice o fasehtygix yeaIs coate st7 Is We
nereaI DISEASES aud Diseases tie hlooi tasns saased
and relieved many ys.re
without receiving any benefit IS enabled 10 of yoo iaa
sRfortHafeSs 6tce see ms s5or nlpeiteraent thsy
Won III vel ID eai AZ No 81 sis
fore applying elsewhefe and aga fegusses 81 tie benehs
myl6ga. IL III Mn M ST. tySsicso tsysass
MEDIC Al, TIKI AThaEMT
sfraal N No ia tsile sfTsef naaf fcafe lia
1 10 a1se sfsief11a a. IL NV, ~
ing he worst structure without any oeetionn tfes aF
medicine lat relieve and permanently etfs without any l
france t 3ess ar tlet mr. lee Is 100 qalj knfpFt IL
New md the 10 nes 3e
ing or self laufation On apnefior 70 Dr. III hesV sies
haar r IN fle last IN pesirs an ls new ilas
/ andexaiine oryourselves No pay reaned pbanf srnla
effected Rheumalisr eue Genonsds cuissl ii thica
- TSeIeniber rs n. r1stsz s7itpr-r re.r ts feae
Postpaid letters puncfaas amended Is Il
II
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NJ ARES F1IfFifAI fst9f9CRf Every f5oliii
eian SHOULD have tAt book a iiis iuneta5o Ia I'D
pQla tunes. torsaeRg 4ll1ilS 81 SALE & CO,
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BOOT AND LADIES
SHOE STORE

- Tie subscriber has Just received ifom--.,s
hs Mandatory, splendd assortment OF zzszsss2.
N BOOTS and SHOES made under MS own eye and
A Of the best material and workmanship. and OF the
most fashionable and tazty styles, comprising
Gents Extra fne Calf Skin BOOTS;
Zine Calf Skin
Fine Morocco
fsisnt Leather G ALTERS;
Fine Calf BR0GANS.
ko1eh and Ready Il a tjF-ROOTSa
Cloth II a LEG 4 TIERS.
- NiiLffFfER SAf5 alf and patst,f saf,s,ss
Velvet aud t5eif SHIPPERS.
Hunting and Riding BOOTS efe 4as4s
EsaAieS BODYS. 6At and sfI fsS III tla s4ost
Fashionable styles.
Bow and Youths Patent Feather IS Rf3fs AAfs.
Children Franeais CATERS NoYoes5 '1inssa3s r.
teni Leader, and Cal8 SHOES. &c Il
JOHN II. WORTH
Iuga unfaf Hotel. tsfnar Z sarfl.lf5
w ARES F0llFilaA1a EIs0NCafV -zFsessly -f5l,ii
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CAEKER IN THE MOUTH.
Below is an account of another child saved. Dr Town
sends anapara has saved the lives Of nousanas OF emil.
dren Tie following two certificates selected from great
number received this week. .n4 tst7 =
Dr. T01RSea&-Dear Sir One of my children was very
sick witha Canker The Mouth aud hroati attended with
great debility 1t came dying obtained some OF your
excellent medicine and it cured directly orwcn assure
you | feel very grateful YouB, respecttalyt
ELIZABETH FOWLER. II DesbT0sses 81
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MARIoN LoDGE No 4-neet on the 4tb Tuesday of each
month"; at lS Common st. Qffcers-L, d. Reynolds, w
n; w. M Perkins, s w Theodore Famentier, W !;
w Richardson S D 10. Collins, ID Alex. Mclean TyIer
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TRE AK REPOsIrOR

I'm NDFEl. Manufacturer OF Trunks, No. 1873 PEARL
". srAEEr, New York, would inform the aSe y IN
Dltio That ne has established branch 81 341=7-=4445
US holse this city at No. CAN AL sfk u tts
STREET wker he IS now pfepared e sell -
Al Wholesale and retail the following articles viz: TRAVELLING
slsd Packieg TRUNKS. NAIISES. CARPET BAGS.
LADIES RAMBLING BAGS, Hobby aerses, etc.
fh0 purchasing cannot fail 70 satisfaction
a sold bg MIN are p bis own afaetuIe. a20 SIN
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sCROFUBA CURED.
This certificate conclusiyey proves that this has
perfect control over the most obstinate disease Of the Blood
Three persons cured IN one house unprecedented.
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THREE CHILDREN

Dr T6URsead-DeaT Sir have tie pleasure to ilton
you of my children have been cured Of the Sel0fa
by the use Of your excellent medicine They were afflicted
very severely with bad sores have taken only four bottles y
took them away for which feel myself great obhga-
ton oar. respectfully,
isaac w. GRAls. los Wooster street
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Sviuqto the great success and immense sale Of Dr. Town
send 5rsaDara number Of men who were formerly orr
Aaenis have commenced making SaIsapsEila EAffaes,
txs Bifers Exffaess 81 zelioN Dock etc They gene
I III lie saine shaped bottles and some o. then
haze stolen and copied ON Establishments they oni
worth less III iaiians. and st0ad ls aVuidef
Pshcipai Office. IL t3tgH street SHn Buldiue New
York Reiing Co. sat street, Boston DYoif 8 sons.
1S3 North StEqltd srest Pnlsdepla S jiance DEug7
eisf BafmoIs d. Cohen EhaIieslo SAITH i6dt 81.
Albany y q celreF Natehez and b 80 The principal
DTaegi aee lselaqis geeer j. Throughout the United
States WEI ineiss and Die eanalss
WRIGHT. 15l Chaftfes street,
ava Gm Sole Agent, AeW lTisaus
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STARK, DAY, sTAUFFER g co.,

STARK, DAY, SIAUEFER - COs,
IMPORTERS or
IRON, TIN PLATE, METALS, HARDWARE, &c,
Co71er Canal aud yIagcziHe sts., JY'eo7 Orleans,
~ Offer Tor sale a large and fresh stock Of the "a
SG-s& following Goods and would respectfully solicit ~
IA The INSPECTION OF country PuI2ha i t "a
Nails Castings, Tin Plates, Metals: = - -,,
Naylorand Co. s CAST STEEL and GIN SAW STEEL;
Paints Oils Window Glass, COrdage, Tar, Mill Stones.
Grind Stones Axes, Hoes, ShOyes Spades Ploughs
COTTON and WOOL CARDS;
Bellows; Tinners' Tools and Materials; and general
aSsOrtmento Of - 49,
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
Comprising all articles in this line adapted to tine Southern
and Western Jobbing Trade.
The advertisers agents lOT the sale OF
PLANTATION WAGONS AND CARTS,
Dray Hubs and Axes and which have proved superior to
any kind heretofore in use. They would also call the
attention Of Southern Planters to Then stock OF
PLANTATION GOODS,
Oils Cane knives, Sugar Skimmen and Ladies, Truss
Ho9us Building Materials
CORN MILLS, STRAW CUTTERS, HORSE COLI
LARS, etc. etc.
G All OF which have been selected expressly for Panta
ton supplies, and of the best qualities, nlh5 I'm
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WARREN LODGE No 3meets on the % Tuesday in each
month"; over the Caroton Railroad Depot COZ Of BaIonne
and PenIiao sts OfesrS-F. H. Lewis, w Nj d. Blair,
5 w: John Claiborne, w - usk, Secs J. Landis,
Treas r; N Williamson, ID Joseph n. Baes, d. j. A.
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RuFTTMATJsM

This is only one of than four thousand cases OF
Rheumatisn that Dr. Townsends SaIsapnula has cured
The most severe and chronic cases are weekly eradcaed Dy
its extraordinary virtues.
James Cummings, Esd one Of the assistants IN the Luna
tic Asylum Blaokwes Island, IS the gentleman spoken OF
in the following letter: - ,e.-
BLACKwELL's ISLAND, SEPT. IL. 1877;
Dr. 7oaRsead-Dear SIR: ] have suffered terribly ior
nine wears with the Rheumatism; considerable OF the time
could not eat sleep walk had the utmost dlstfesSng
pains my labS We're terribly swollen have usea los
bottles OF your sasapanlla, and they have done me more
than thousand dollars wortAo good am 50 nnen pet
erndeed am entirely relieved. You are athbsfy to use
This for the benefit of the afflicted Yoms, respectfully
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1911 tAA+AsHt7 MIAMI E4G4GEH
FFYi y Patronage ta has he extended Is IS "a VERY Thor
ally The last leais while n t,0fs- -
mon sflFei has laaeee as tie lasi rnpief sssS
b. erect large b1dinq eynres iy col Manu.
heiufing and repairing q a hRt 3 q fis x -
We iagt one 81 the illget Shoee n die SooflerI
(adanY and ale pFeirled with good Northern eolk mems
n,l fe best If ieef3s, 10 hul any sse 81 Carfaae 10
,.rief and elaefpee Iie tive years tsad il lie countfy
f AS also better pfepafad aa helore iof feDana
c4aAes ana restore tefu fc q tier ofena beauty
INA dnra3iHiy alhqagh atpAgnts ont and useless
saa keen 81 hand nlent e fxW and SECOND
4tNn l,kfRIAGEs which VII y soidioN I'D CARRIAGE
t trsi4 IN New ones We aFie HIS ATTENTION 81
rfte Wait 0e New taas, OF men oid qqes renamed 70
ra' ii Mandatory an i,esese, 81 s.iss l9s 3laa
Sfrss next door "a tie iita ul sas eeanleu;tal tNaeI
t,t .ssr III fiss 81 Ghafss ilofai NeW 9deans
Is5 6n AtaA AA%sAN & ~
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FTTSi FTTSI FITS

Dr. Townsend, not having tested MS SaTsspa1s N cases
of Fits Of course never recommended It, and was suIpiea
10 receive the fow from intelligent and respectable
Farmer OF WestehestehcounZ ,so
Dr. T6pnsend-DeaI Sir have little girl seven years
Of age who has been several years afflicted with fIs we
although we could find no Recommendation IN our eIfcula
for cases like hers We thought IS she was IN very aecae
health we would give hersOme of your SaapaT and are
very glad did for only restored her Strength but she
hiss had no of the Fits to great pleasure and SUI
prise She is fast becoming rugged and hearty, Tor when
we feel grateful. our, respectfully,
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ST JoHS LODGE Nd 9--meets on the Cd Tuesday OF
each month"; the Masonic Hall, corner Of Bapnne and
Perddo sts 0tfccrs-J NJ. Wisdom, w M /; ], w. Car
roll, S w .. l1cRae w w G. Kendall, Secretary n.
J. Pegram, Treasurer r. Cofman, 3 ID.
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LODGES nnaer the Jurisdiction the Grand Lodge of La

GEORGE WASHINGTON LoDGE, No. L meets on the 1st
Tuesday evening of each month at the Masonic Hail.
the CanotOn Railroad Depot Of Baronne and PerdidO
streets. 0tfeers-Y. ?. Coleman, W ~ e. D. Lehman,
S w; g. CORN w; Samuel G. Risk, Sec'y Z. PhllppI,
Treasurer; z. j. Martin, s ID; "a Winlercast, ] ID.
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FEYER AND AGUE

~ y -''s 0swEso, Michigan, Oct. q, l847.
Dr. Io1nSedDea Sir: purchased io5 my Wiz e sTo
bottles OF sarsapara OF your agent Mr. neNaf, OF hI
azoo 10 try for the Fever and Ague Before haa iih
ed the inst bottle it Appeared to warm the blood ana ever
other day when the c and fever appeared they Were less
violent; and before she had finished the bottles ne was en-
trey Relieved and she much better than she haa ogep
before Sic took the ague lady that had been very SIGN
with cils and fever but had broke them with quihfne AM
was left in very weak and distressing state, ana uou9e9
exceedingly with the ague cake, seeing the erect i u a
my wife, she sent and procured eW DOts, anu y re-
stored her IN few weeks to complete hetd our saisda
West and if you think that this communication VIM De OF
use You are at liberty to it as you choose. ~
Yours. respectfully CHARLES III. SWAIN.
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THE DYsENTERY $50

Among the diseases To which this wonderful Ointment IS
adapted the leowing ealaula Swelngs gqe y me
Face Sweed Breast and Sore Nipples Nursing " omen
Bronchitis Eelons ana RmEwofs Scsd Head, and IS an
Invaluable Dressing for Burns Scads and Drawn blstes
SineleG ETysipelas Piles,
ABises and feh-cat Wounds cured with great ra
pidy Fever Sores and Scroulous Sores are soon changed
into healing condition, and frequently entirely cured
Pipes and 81 cents box with full directions
CONSERVATIVES BALM
Sovereign IN all Bronchial and Pulmonary Diseases The
most desperate and seemingly hopeless cases cured by IT,
: Price 50 q bottle.
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Alpha LoDGE No 9-meets on the 1st and Sd Saturday
Of each month, in the Masonic Hall, l8 Common st. on
oers-Janes r. Hartsock, w NJ w ii. Hutchmgs $ w ;
f. Tudeau, J w Theodore j Martin, Secretary Joshua
BALDWIN, Treasurer.
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Dr. Townsend almost daily receiving orders ifoR Fyi
clans in different paris of the UniOn.
This ceFify that We the undersigned Of
the CITY of bany have in prescribed Dr.
TowEsends aapaEia and believe 70 be one Of hemost
IL r RGLINs. n D.
j. WILSON, M. ..
y. y BRIGGS, NJ D.
Afbglv Aprii L 1871 r i. EbMkNp8RF H. D.
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THE CRESCENT Cry Lopez, No 5-meets on the 1st
Thursday evening OF each month over the Caoiiton Rail
bait S ~; J. o. Harris w a. s. Jones, Secretary Y.
Raymond, Treasurer ]. w Deshea, 5 u ; r Myers ID.
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This extract of arsapara has been expressly prepared N
reference 10 female complaints No female who has reason
to suppose she is approaching that critical PERIOD he turn
orany Of the horrible diseases 70 which females
for several years by using this medicine. Nor less yaua
bic for those who approaching womanhood as Il cal
cuated to assist nature by quckenng the blood and lnygoE
ang the system. Indeed this medicine Invaluable for all
the delicate diseases to which subject IL braces
the Whole system Eenews permanently the natural energies
byemovng the impurities Of the body, not tar stlmula
ting produce subsequent relaxation, which the case OF
most medicines taken fol female weakness and disease By
using few bottles of this medicine many aad painful
surgical operations may be prevented.
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COVENANT LODGE, No. l7--meets in the Hall of Wash
ngton Lodge No. 8, Third Municipality, every Tuesday
evening Officers for the present tsrm-D Forbes, n u
Jacob Dfmeyer " G.; Thomas w VanNyck, Secretary; ID
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aoTTT1TU-7T
OF Washington Lodge No. 3, Margny Buildings, Third
Municipality on fast and tld Mondays OF every month
Officers for present tennC Andrews CP Geo Hoopera
II 7: r g Webb, 5 W; John 5 Alaunse, Scrfbe; w
Moore Treasurer; Ilmeyer, w.
B0BAH ENcAAfPMENT, No. g. meets at Crescent
Hail. IS Camp ST. on I'd and 9TH Saturdays of each month
Offesrs-J ID Nixon @ p Henry Bier, HIP; Fl. G. StssOn,
S wv; Joshua Jackson, w; G. w r, Bailey, Scribe Geo.
O. L4awrason Treasurer.
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- john BDTLER, u.
EEIAT.E KTFDfCTNE

Dr. TOwnsends SaIsapaa as0veregn and speedy cure
for Incipent Consumption Barenness Proapss Uten, OF
Falling OF the Womb Costiveness, Piles, heqchonhea or
Whites obstructed difficult MenstTuaton, lnconnnence
OF involuntary discharge thereof and torthe general
prosra0n of the sysemne matter whether the result OF III
heentcause or causes produced by negulay illness OF ac-
cdent Nothing be surprising than It's InVg0rang
effects the human frame. Persons, all weakness ana las
stude from taking ut become robust and tn OF en-
ergy under its influence Ii immediately cOunteaes the
nerYeessness of the female frame which the great cause OF
baenness. twill not be expected Of US n cases OF SO Dc
cae nature TO exhibit certificates of cures peIOrmed but
we can assure the afflicted that hundreds OF eases gave been
reported Thousands of cases where families have been
without children after using few bottles Of this invaluable
medicine have been blessed with fine, healthy offspring
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ed to investigate and report TO this House. respecting tho
points alluded in the above and that said
committee be authorized send for persons and papers
and 10 sit during the sessions of The House.
Mr.. ROOT again to add word. He expressed
his regret that the gentleman from Virginia Mr. BAYLYl
should deem it expedien TO Introduce such bill as he
had given notice Of Such measure, in the nineteenth
century, would shock the public sense. Here was
proposition TO muzzle the press-o establish censor.
ship. Was it not against those restrictions that the
blouses You, (sald he, addressing the Cha1
the upon the press that to great extent
produced the revolution. fae. w f.s.
Mr. BAYLY dsclaimed the purpose OF proposing any
censorship upon the press. The gentleman would no,
object to being made ablefor seditious and nammato
publications.
Mr. ROOT said the present laws adequate for
such purpose,
Mr.. WICK, with view to an opportunity for de.
beate reply TO various suggestions made in the debate
moved an adjournment
The House adjourned TO Monday
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ARRIVAL o. TlW DUCHBDsE D'ORLEANs.
vArss Aass lsssr ne. 1r.aos.
Tbs DucAesse dOrlcans arrived at New York from
Havrs on Thundsy morning She sailed the 27th ult
and the Advicss from Paris of the 2oth, and from
London of the 25th 40.
The most important intelligence by this packet the
report that Prussia has declared herself republic.
Captain Richardson states that the greatest excitement
prevailed in Paris and Havre, between the rich and the
poor. The rich were in apprehension Of being killed
strongly bar them The military were called out 10
Hayre on the morning OF the 9th, for the purpose OF
stopping any outbreak that might take place
1t 10 said that large failures continued to take place in
Paris and throughout France
The Wrench Rspubiic
Our advices from Paris are OF the Goth ult We take
the following from Galgnani OF the 25th:
lhc provisional government appears greatly embar
raised to know what system it adopt check the
lists OF votes at the elections This is matter of great
dmculty Tor as every elector will have TO nscribe
millions OF names inscribed. Thus. there about
100000 electors in the department of the Sene and
mere are "a deputies to be returned there will have
De, Supp0eng all the electors to VOTE 100000 times 81
names written, or, in all, 40,20O000 The provisional
government however, calculates that only from 900
70 100000 citizens at most will take part in the cleo
tons, and that no candidate can be elected without
having about $4,000 or 10000 votes The government
has charged member Of the Academic des Sciences to
draw up plan for check ing the votes
The provisional government taking into consde ration
the present embarrassment OF commerce. has issued a
decree making temporary reduction in the expense Of
protesting bills, registration dues, and the emoluments
attached to those documents The reduction amounts to
about IS per cent.
About 400 Of the Poles living at Paris assembled to
form the first column for returning to their own country
They have written to their fellow countrymen in the
provinces to join them either at Paris or at Srasburg
They have made appeal TO the republic OF France for
a supply Of arms 80
The Monitsur publishes the following statement of the
22d of March: o " A