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TTENRY D. MINER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~
Ill NASSAU STREET, OPPOSITE POST UrFICE
PRIvATK LIBRARY oF n AgNItlCnsI AND b land

: Miner somervuc WI sell by auction, ON mufsday
novcmor 2 = IVA ososk' - ne s<ssroom, = assn
works. among which will be found Coopers Novals u vol
Works. compies; ctofisl Shakespeare, ves.; rvings
worts Tsesui"yss worta xparss WORK. ~: 40 sis
ION vosumcs Ia Booka -
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NELIoI0ge NOTlcNs.

THE ANNUAL RETHEAL or THK CATHOLIC Sun.
y dsy sclssol uelen ~ Nsw York VIII y held 81 ~
Friday evenings y sns present weed CA w end 90 inss
Tha instrueluns wu ~ ~ Nev. r. D. Prssson The
will commence q O'CLOCK prscsely no PER-
sons VIII be admitted aftsr that hour Al mais SUNDAY
~ aro ssrnsstiy invited 70 nt1en1 an 3fT -7r--
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ISAAC WOLF AucrIoxEKa. orrIoR % JACKSON
street. VA. .s this dsY = u O'Clock the stock ara
and BrosdwAy Aiss hers& Ths whos wf be ssld
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N n. 0RIrrTrH, lB SuLron STREET, or1Hss
w. ~ 40 spsss:d s&ssx u ~ sd sSssal had
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lefiea ~ flfh avenu0 aud - broadway.
AhkHIOAN ARTISTS SALE OF OH PAINTINGS.
GikER soMsRvfLisE would Respectfully annosnos
70 me psblso n ~ tbey wi sell their gallery ~ Ffsh
evening Ncvsnbsr a. beautiful and interesting colisc
vsws o. sssasry vest Of Go soefs Mcunains Is G.se
ma, urcgcn. fevadA and wsshinsson Territory from
The rscnc N AI 100 picfs fun parficu.
lars Of which will be gwen in due time.
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dpS o%sI = s. HEB HogsE Ayg ruEsITTsa
eoassniess iocatisni no children bossder. Espaea
S.ass. i Herald or S . promptly "A'a o. '
MoSSEy TO loAs-os BOND AID mortgages Il Ia OK
sA JAMES oBs iiaSs r s :Is..
NEW YORK, NEwFouSDLAND AND LONDON
1sssfrapA NC co%spa1yss. yors kos sns
20 gold OF. Of the ssrainss Of tbs Tor The
sis o a q re
Inst ''' books y"
.sS Isa
sirsetA N M ----a. Ell NJ ----
RsIreaa Company r the eecioa o. Dsors ana In.eac.
snes o. weaassday he sa d.y q sossaSsr is
'' p''' "' open s ssI% Z IssiAcs, Secretary
pAcirlC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY REfoax.
Those who desire to change the direction Of
the
~ PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY ss
q the ensuing election November 10 that The Company
may DO managed Tor The
BENEFIT OF THE STOCKHOLDERS.
WIN please send their proxs. TO either Of the undsrsgnsd
from whom blank proxies can lie obtained
ysEp,K: sgrTgnyIEl.D 10: . College gl.e.;
6EO. B. HANSON. No. Bowaa sI Green
y. ". JosLYN Co.. No ~ broad stree. -
CTArE OF MISSOURI INTEREST,".
~ NArosAL BAsK or COMMERCE n NEW xoEx,
Ncaes i hereby tina. the overdue coupons from
o. railroads Che Hannibal AMI Joseph aiiroad
certed that days OF July 1881 January
IL ally vi, s. paid on ., dis 5ans scso%Is.
q ralirasd 70 witch ssusd II =. Vail Cashier.
CArErl AND sEcuRiry-rnERE ARE A Fw
proof vault under the New York stock exchange 10 and u
broad street A. place OF deposit for vsuaoiss these
q. !. COLES. super ntendent.
no LOAN s70ooo ON BOND AND MORTGAGE ON
frat class city property; also several small Of
$3.50 - '' !. T. ao4ua. 10 sro.d Way room No
" "a iesConversion af -thirties The notes OF
and third OF scventr tdae June and
per bonds 1907 bearing from July
M inc @ on The nor w % nesd 70 the dny o.
charged 40 six per c-nl in Each note must DO
1855 = - : Il. IL VAN DicS Sssi.sans treasurer
CO 0OO wANrEp-oS ZEAL Estate MORT.
.pCUOu gage for three years. Address box 1889 New
$1,000 TO Loan ON soyo AND ~ MORTGAGE
Company. las Broadway. .NI
GOO 000 TO LOAN ON BOND AND MOTTO AnE
pJO.UOO on New York. Brooklyn and Jersey City
0'' czsLIsSDEE K LAURENCE o.. 50 Pine street.
C1O5 inn TO LoAN--oN BOND AND MORE.
01AUUUy sac Tin one more surusA on real estate
JOHN \. coNREY, G. wan street, room II.
conn OOO TO LOAN ON NEW YORK AND
SzUW;uuU Bfoozlsn proosgsy y; x,i i:sood Mort.
Montauk Insurance Company, iss broadway.
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AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR ho y si;;
this day, November morning at II O'clock all the hand
and elegant Household Furni.urc at the elegant
residence 9 nton place Eighth street. between Firth ana
sixth consisting Of veves Brusse: and Ingram
Carpets elegant four round rosewood pauoforfe
magnificent PArlor Suits crimson and maroon
green and gold aud and gold French satin brcs
ewood marble top TaDieA pier and mantet mr-
rors Rronse Works or Art lace and brocatei Curu,ns
rosewood black walnut Bedroom Suits Spring ana Hsir
haresses block walnut Dining Furnture In green reps
buffet Extension Table, Turkish Chars Lounges, sofAa,
Chars. Cur Uass tnna and silver Ware Table Cutlery,
Hall Stands, Oileloth, 10. sale positive.
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DAwNBRoKER's sALr-rHURspAy soyhMpgR7
4 JAMES AGAR viii sell a. 81 Aew soWsry n one assort
ment 81 Meas and womens Wearing Apparel Worthy the
Third avenue. NMt
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A UCrIoa SALE OF MAGNIFICEHT HOUSEHOLD
"A Furnlture.-J. Il. FARGEE. AUCrIONEEk
ftAf 800 900 worth Of

Valuable Pioper,y &C Public Auction
Drawing Suita. PisDoforte, brouzes, Paintings
this day "wednesday vt the Ave story brown stone
mansion a. West sixteenth between Fifth and sixth avo
0k O'Clock superb PariOr suits,
eoversd green gold crimsoa gold orocasL o. the rchsst
dcscrpton rosewood Etageres BOokrsse Centre Tables
Cabinets Velvet Carpets Pier and Maut1l Mirrors laco
aud broestel Curtains OIL Paintings By emncot artists
Clock Turkish i.asy Chairs, Lounges
Vases Ornaments, rosewood and walnut Waidroess
Bureaus Bedstads Hair Mattresses blanxets Extension
Table, bullet superb sets China Ware nsss Ware silver
Wa a. Table Cut ery ana Lnea Aleo ali the Furnture OF
servants apart ncnts BThe above elegant Residence
for Insure o the
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SALES Ar AUCTION.

ArTHE CITY AUCTION MART souTHfAsaa t NV
ncr Of broadway and fhrtysinth stIsse - e Mrs:
number Of Horsss wagons, HsrnssA hooes 49,, an
ineluaed among the horse~ abe trosine isnrrtt-:
q troi - 40 Atss hs troinng srcwa nass 49, bSv
Also tair OF Erays young styitsh ana sounas
horse an crceise1t coupe family horse psi - -
Una Colts bay and sorrei, i've ana sx Ye.rs o."
Nns io hands Oh ntsd sound ana klna
SADDLE norss s.y erss ls hands hsh nrvs ta arss az
horss ana stylish under the saddle brown ncssS ~
hnnas hsh stands without uepg; bay horSs ~
mgr sound and kind In all harnesn Eood ssnn.s 'ssj
roam Mare ls hands high gentle In harness ana gsou
under we saddle Aso nanssr Of other Horses nus
cAtSiogued Also an porssd Clarence nearly noM NJ
nsht bugxe with the ADORE horses No postpone On
seeount " tas westher large assorinent o. nofsv~
Carriages Harness. Robes, Whips RatcrA blznkcs 4o.'
alwaya han3 At private s~le
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nj MISCELLANEOUS.

A RTIFICIAL EYEs.-ARTIFICIAL HUMAN EYES
a made 20 order and inserted by ,. BAtch +. DON.
GELhANN previously engaged with Professor Bosson-
neau, OF Paris. olice $40 Broadway. New York
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES IMPROVE AND PRESERVE
- the sight. II. w. HUNTER Opiiian Optical Instt.
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H. CRIsTALAR, AuCTIoNEER.
A IL IL ~.

IA LARGE AID ATTRACTIVE SALE FIRST CLANS
READY MADE CLOTlINu.
A. N. CRISTALAK wil sell on
THIS DAY <VEDNEspAy) NOV. G. AT l0is O'CLOCK.
by order of Aessrs. Corkin A Miller.
At their warehouse. lU and 02 Resde street without rc
their entire stock consisting Of Whitney Castor Fur
beaver trieze, BLACK Cloth, fancy CASHMERE Scotch and
Engltsh Tweed. frucx sack and business
COATS, PANTS AND VESTS. M,
The above goods made expressly for tho city tko
and well worthy attention Of buyers Icrms, under
e20 cash &20 three month"; approved endorsed
notes. Catalogues and goods now on exhibition
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IMPORTANT LECTURES DArby-ru y ~ nns.s
onlv on Interesting subjects fhe NcN Org Mueseo
cf Annfov e,g Hroadwav Tbose unable 70 attend 49,
leeures may receive copy b. fer wA5ank ~
Bgvs6way. -------------
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TxxrEaxScE LEcrUsE,ssr r.. u.s.c @ sS
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IN cvgToN, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
r. OF Household Furniture OF every conceivabs De.
scrlptlon suitable for everything and everybody; 80
Carpets, Parisr Diaing Room, Bsdrvom and Basensnt
Goods Msnlo and Pier Mirrors &C., Friday November
cotnn,eucng II lo o'clock 81 the auction voms ia
broadway me largest amount % good vocds thst has
morning NtM N Mt'
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DAWNBROKER'S SALE THIS DAY-BY JOHN NOR
TIMER IS East Broadway. so lots Of Fall and Winter
Goods sukA de,ins and alpaca Dresses 5hawls Cloaks
Dasqucs, Remnants. hheets Undescloshlns Boots and
Shoes; large lot Of BEDDING. Quits Banxets overcoats
menon Well worth the attention OF the TRADE ana
others ~ order OF Solomons liz spring street
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E'UsSELLyS CELEBRATED IcRGRgAM--oNLY 81 70
II per gallon; IN triolte kassc Jeies 10 Fourth
Thlrty-fourth street. InIA
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WIN. Writer'S, AUCrIONEaR SELLS THIS DAY.
w 81 a. Canal street. ~ o'clock. parlor suitz In
srooael reps and hair co!h black walnut and snamssd
Top aud other Tables. Dining ana Chairs, silver,
China and Gass Ware. Feather Bsds Wedding, Hair and
other hsesscs Walton Velvet Tapestry and other Car
ses Also the Furuitare Of three story holss removed
Tor conveniencc or from Forty Get Also two
rosewood Pianos and afty sec,nI hAnd CarpstA
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SALES Ar AUCTION.

Mokhls WILKINS. AuCri ON rER-H AsDspxH
BRUISES Furniture Mirrors Axninse ysve. an
es,ss "a % Thursday, Nor. ls67 II oclack, At the
srth 80 NJ 70 Madison avenue brtwecn Thirty.
and ri, Ana soa.s. scni.nng 10 pars % rich ebony
a. ~ anu rosewood farlor Sults snttn and repG.
LIZ y iensa pate pier aud nanile Mirrors etagsres
sAS..e sop oenlre and fancy rab,es rosewood fook.
sts.ds ssgsq rosswoo and mshos.ny freach Bed
eilcn bedrson snti Palasss hair Maiire SEES Roster,
anc fuows: OAK E1enson Tables and dainr Chssrs
seisel ana brasses Carpets 0lcloths ki,chsn
u.enaiA g. togather with All The ans Fixtures
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A UCTiON sALE.--GEO. B. REED AUCTION EER
~ VIM. Penny. decentralization II. Reed Co, Auo
topecrs will sell Thursday November z: a. o'clo;k
street. dom; good business; the owner selling only
Of other bussucss This u splendid cpportu-
nifty for Young Lease stock and MIXTURES
will BE- sold In lot. Rent $500 year.
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aTn7a .fsfTEAEz TURF. mf@ $40
LrASllx0kt- COCnsE~--rHOrrtS3- ra URSD Az. NOV.
Tail r. ~. stake Of S3sl asie three In ave- u
karness Oge *. g. Gray Jerry A kisy
80 $500 '-s'f s-.s1 =. SIMMONS. Propristnr.
Ia sUIoN CouRaH-r9orrtSG.- FRIDAY nov.
at I; match for 81 o05-uaie heats In s Dan Mace,
b. I-ttre lU pound wagon; Mct4atf hhur 4 4
kaIl sun, Ia harness. j. sIAA0NS, Proprietor.
sts tf ~ sss,srk lsAss.
4 IL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
"A eale.- Medicines for all Diseases Prepared rood
knocking brds ~ ~ DovEl'S Nos and 0rssus street.
corner Cana. W M a 81 &
L,RANcIs BUTLER, NO. sPEcE SLIP HAS ALL THE
IL breeds OF Dcss Buffers Mango
and lea E-tersntnstor - oents Bufi-r's work
the Dog 81 pQgs trained. Medicine all
dsrsses Chosre Geranlum and Ferrets for sale
SsCREw STEAM YAcHr FOR SALE saEAP-oe FEET
~ keel feet "a bin sixteen ~ feet; hight
draught ask Apply on board. foot Of Court street.
Brooklyn.
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- oofs PATENT CUTs-sUTrABLE rOn TB9
O.UUU trade; an .enursI neg Ar els, DsAlcU fron
nc - mssrsSs 10 warn xssssss pah . ooLz0h'A
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ceipt for and carry with them to the

ceipt for and carry with them to the
North Ms specimens.
Gen. Sheridan has expressed his
desire and intention Of doing all in
his power TO enhance tho market
value OF these securities. Not only
has he determined upon issuing an
order calculated to inspire confidence
in their worth among capitalists. but
he will exert NIL his personal inilu-
ence to secure purchasers This
display of kindly sympathy in the
aGiIerings and misiortunes OF our
people will he remembered in his
favor. The results Of these com
bined efforts will DO awaited with
absorbing interest. The future will
be gloomy indeed should success not
attend them; but we have both hope
and confidence that success will be
achieved in the premises. Ne,e Or
icans Times, 3la nh.
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T Il l. e q Is "A T. Fl &


I,,,,,o,. .,u ~, tr,;,oJ s,,tos
r,na,ia, uonaasa, ., aaj,oj Fen, PIT.
,,n,.h Ca, A ,,a,ina
nnn,,,, A., II 4, ,o,a,tod tba,
dan Ea,ia1a has ,toss,l III. oo,,,so,io,
,..,,I, ~ ttaninn a,,,h,anl, ~ I,.1nna anl
,,aa,ol ~ ,,i,,a ia a,,oil. ~ ,l,o ,nava,nn,,
NTH -. ,..,, ~ r.. ~ G,,ar,.,,,,
p,u,s A., 4 Tho cont oti,ci,1 io,,.
mia Inv ,Lnt ,bo vi,i, of Na,olonn ia
vienna h,s nol;tic,l ,h;o,t nnL do,l,,.
,b,t tho hlisbad ,u,,o, q, bi,b ,t,,;hn,os
n nolitical s,gniacanca 10 ,ho in,e,ohongo
Of courtesies betwaen tbe Ennerora Of
Franc. All Aus,,;a i o,,n,,ats
Lornor, Aug. T. Noon Consols o4t5.
Honla 70
IIvruroor. Aup Il Noon Cation ouiet
hnt atoudy M;IJl;np Jtnlanda 1874 Or.
Ienna 1o6Id Raloa natimatod 10 900 bolea.
WAsu,narou Ann There +, ,o Jonht
I'm, tina, tho rroaident TO- lav fo,me,lv 70
nucatel Secretary stanton tn rnsign hin
,,oa,Iion
pcirroint continued hi. arour,e,, /, tho
Snr,at, ,rinl 10 dov ia will nonclndo
10 morrow.
Tho ranorta which bave boen ci,o,lntad
regarding tho IN. failing batwonn secrota,v
Snword and tho Mox,6an M;nist,r nro mn,
founded gomoro yoos homo an oeconnt
81 hi, health md hecapae b;a n,ivato If.
fairs ronntte h;a nreaenoe in Mex,eo
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Tue GREAT Cry TREASURY
KoRBERY.-Ihe suspicious individ.
uals who, for the past few weeks had
been observed rowing Mt night in the
nelghborbood OF the City Treasury
building, although closely watched
by the public, have at last succeeded
in effectlng an entrance.
The amount Of loss sustained by
the city is not yet aseertained; at
last accounts there were about $780,
600, and it is not likely that any
thing has escaped or will escape
their clutches.
Gircumstantial evidence of the very
strongest character, point to a gang
known as the Brombergs, formerly
doing business doing none now on
Dauphln street, and who are sup
posed to have been prompted to this
act by actual starvation. No arrests
hive yet been made, but it is to be
hoped they may some day be brought
to justice.--lI0bile (Ala. J Tl1bune
I'd inst.
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M A r RIED.

tho residence Of the bride, by the Row.
Father DO Laeroix, Miss HENRIETTA
b. LAUZ1N, OF baton Rouge, La, to Capt.
JOHN W. AMlss, Of ct. Louis, Mo. No
cards.
In announcing the above marriage, we
are obliged TO acknowledge their KIND 70
membranoe Of us by an extra quantity Of
wedding fagors. We say success and pros.
perity to you, and may love and happines
have no end with your future career.
Though time shall psss, aud happy years rou or !,
And pleasant changes they may see,
May love and JOY be mingled still,
Az love and JOY should be.
May hope smooth life with charms more bright,
Than sunshine on The sea,
Aud may their lives In future rest.
Ar Heaven from clouds set free"
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Tue LEvEEs.-Purauant to the
order issued by Gen. Sheridan. re-
converting the Board Of Lcvee Com
missioners Of his appointment, the
members assembled yesterday in the
Senate Chamber. The only bust
ness transacted worthy Of special
mention was the selection Of 4 com
m'ltAe Consisting of MrsRrs, J, II.
Oglesby and w -. Smith to pro
coed to the West ana North for ,he
purpose OF negotiating H.. sale Of
tho four million dollars III 1,ure
bonds, the issue Of which was au-
thorizcd by tho last Legislature
This committee, acting on the belief
that The Western States. uoxl te
those whose lands are submerged.
are more particularly concerned IN
the reconstruction OF our lrveee, hope
to obtain very substantial relief from
the capitalists there, but every effort
will be made to dispose Of these SO
curities, no matter where, upon con
dltions most favorable for the State.
Should it be found impossible TO
have the bonds taken up At the
minimum price fixed hy Law, money
will be borrowed thereon rs stipuIa
ted in one of the provisions of the
act
OF course Governor Flanders will
sign the bonds. A short time ago
efforts were made to induce tho au-
thorities at Washington to insist
upon the reinstatement Of Mr. j.
Madison Wells, on the ground that
the signature of any other person, as
Governor of Louisiana, would be in
valid. The question thus raised re-
ceived its quietus in the latest sup
Elementary bill to the reconstruction
act, which declares all governments
existing in the rebel States last
March to be illegal, and recognizing
as valid all appointments Of the Dis
trict Military Commanders. Gov
Flanders will, therefore, to day sign
ten of the new bonds, which the
committee above referred to will re-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


TIME advertiser. have been restored to health
Il In few weeks by very simple remedy
after havlrg suffered for several years with n
severe lung affection, and that dread disease Con.
sumptlon--s anxious 30 make known TO his fol.
low.aulsrera the means of cure.
To all who dosre II he will send copy of the
prescription used Gree AT charged with the direo
lions for preparing and using The anne. which
they will find a SURE uuaR Tor Consumption,
Asthma. Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and
all Throat and Lung Affections.
The only object Of the advertiser in sending
the Prescription In to benefit the afflicted, and
spread Information which he eonoeivsn 10 be In.
valuable, and he hrpeb every taret viii try his
remedy, rs II will coat them nothing, ana mny
prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription pHtr, by return
mail, will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co, Nav York.
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H. The first and foremost reason
given by Gen. Sheridan for his act
n removing tho Common Council, is
because, as he states, Of the disordered
condition to which they have reduced
the credit Of finances of tho city
IT Is useless to argue as to the cor
rocrness OF this statement. Orders
issuing from an absolute power, as in
this instance, are not to be affected
by discussions Of any kind. There is
nothing 10 be gained in wranelng
about military orders, which have all
the force of despotic edicts main
tanned at the point OF the bayonet
II tho management Of the finances
Of the city by The rejected Council has
really been the means of creating the
disorders in regard TO the city cur
rcucy, it is sincerely to be hoped that
the new Council, backed by the mill
tary powers of the Government, will
'e able to do something to "readJust'
M ''7. This reason Of the General
commanding for the removal of the
'"n"c'' Is '"'nectIy an Endorsement
Of the currency Such being so, we
trust @ ! 4 oorhIng -ore aHout the
ill"gAItv # city issue. -ue hone.
tuliy avail the restored COM,
VII ca 1t would seen is promised b,
tbs municipal adjustment" = Nelo
orleans Picayune, Sd INST,
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LOST.

IN FRIDAY morning. 22j inst, a Butchers
y Account. liberal reward viii he paid Tor
us delivery NJ this office. augG-Jtsp
STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARI OF
Lnst Baton Rougs-Fifth judicial Dis
'tict Courts Succession Of Joseph and
Elizabeth Mouget, deoeased-- No. p52,
Probate.
WUEREAs, William Monget, Of tho
w parieh and State aforesaid, bas ttis
day applied to our said Court to DO ap-
pointed Administrator of the Succession of
Joseph and Elizabeth Monget deceased
Notice is heroby given to all persons in
torested therein, to show cause, at tho Of
fec Of the Clerk of tho Court aforesaid,
within ton dpys from tho first publication
hereof, why the application OF petitioner
should not be granted.
Witness my hand Ind senl Of said Court,
- this 7th day of August, 1857.
JAMES COOPER,
augs Deputy Clerk.
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A New CRY TREASURER The
removal Of City Treasurer Herman
doz, says the Crescent, will be no.
tlcod by tho people of New Orleans
with regret. lie has been, in the
opinion of most OF our citizens, a
faithful and efficient officer, and in
this opinion we coincide. His sue
cessor, Mr.. Stoddart Howell, has had
the experiences to qualify him for the
duties Of the position to which Gen
Sheridan has called him. lie Is a
we'll known citizen, and has tho in
tegrity, which is the grand prerequ'-
site for the treasurershlp.
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TuE gouTuFpN OPINION. Number A.
volume 'has beon plncoa on our table
hy Mr., +. W. lleroman, who proposes to
receive subscription for thia new, hand
pome md R'crliug shoot II ia edited mud
published by II. Il. Pollard, nj Richmond,
Va. price of aubscri pion, a. per annum,
Among the opini"ns Of the p'oas. we copy
IVA, Gazette:
ItiR ono Of tho boat arranged and hand
Romo.t printed aheats, II the South. aud ia
indeed model specimen Of making up
aud typography Al tho departments
appear to bo well hlel by competent
banda, and its editorials arc written with
forco aud vgor"
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-08-08
Ggy- The Columbus Sentinel, Civ

Gsy- The Columbus Sentinel, Civ
ing an account of an extensive plan
tation cultivated exclusively by
white labor, makes the following in
terestIng statement:
In our section of the country pigs
and chickens are great rarity,
owing to the deadly hostility exist
ing between them and the freedmen,
and we were gratified to learn that
upon plantations cultivated by whites,
neither the pig nor the chicken were
ever known to bite, and therefore
are not killed unnecessarily.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-08-08
w. Admiral Semmey calcul

w. Admiral Semme5 calculates
,na1 Tue tadians in arms against the
United 9'a''e-two thousand one
hundred rank ",d file, if the ex-
preston is permissAle-cost the
United States SIS each DER day
He magnanimonsly proposes, rat to
take the contract himself, but to
send Gen. Sherman n million or two
dolla'a in gold, and instruct him to
buy out the sancern.