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sATURDAY's DISPATCHES.
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Dec. 25.-The firm Of Trumbull.
Slsde Il Co., dry goods merchants, have failed.
their liabilities are 81 GOO 600, but their books
show a surplus Of $3.50 600. liquidation OF Ia
bilifies and an early resumption Of business Is
PR bable.
endell Philips, in an article in the Anti.
Slavery Standard, violently opposes the repeal OF
the tenure of Office bill.
Nothing later has been received from the Cuban
insurrection. The arrival of prisoners continues
sod the prisons are all fall
The English mail steamer Is overdue.
Five coasters. with supplies for Hayden rebes,
were captured by the gunbost Potion. -,
Customs officials of Jamaica are charged with
gross corruption.
Yellow fever and cholera are reported at Gaada'
loupe.
The late rains have destroyed great deal of
Turks Island salt.
A party of burglars robbed the safe of ]. Ed
ward Bylandt of large quantity Of diamonds,
money. etc.
Officer Maoy was shot and dangerously wounded
while attempting to arrest one OF gang OF row
dies who were creating q disturbance IN street
car.
The barkeeper of the Magnolia Hotel was dan
gerously stabbed.
With the above exceptions, Christmas passed
OF quietly.
The committee on election frauds examined
Governor Hoffman yesterday.
The Australian has arrived with Train on board.
In the case of the Erie and Central Railroads, q
eetuement VIII De euccLtu Oy JhuudTy l. All sull5
are withdrawn, and opposition to each other is at
an end.
FROM CANADA.
WASHINGTON. Dec. pa fire occurred in q
lunsiic asylum at Amherst, Canada. One woman
was suffocated.
FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON, Dec. 25.-The Judicial committee is
divided on the case of Martin vs.. Mackanochie,
appealed from the Court of Arches. The charges
against Mackanochie were, kneeling or prostrating
before the consecrated elements and the use of
lighted candles. The Privy Council decided
against Mackapochie and condemned the practices
charges against him.
A Vienna dispatch says it Is certain that the
Western powers will agree with Austria respect
ing conference.
The sultan extends the time for the departure
of the Greeks from Turkish soil TO five weeks.
Russia asks Turkey and Greece TO suspend &C.
ton pending the conference, which will assemble
in January. Bismarck favors 1t.
PARIS Dec. 25.-Le Temps says that France and
England have little sympathy with the conference.
Later advces from Paraguay say that the allies
attacked Vaetta and were repulsed, losing 1900
killed and wounded.
CoNsTAFTINoPLE, Dec. 25.-The Greek minister
has formally retired from his post, and returned
to Athens.
MANCHESTER. Dec. 25.-Manchester cotton mills
working short time. American minister at Con-
stantinople offers protection to Greek subjects.
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DOBEKT II. BUTToH'n
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vertssents and subscriptions 10 the Daily
receipt for AL monies received for same
JARED J. WHITAKER
Proprietor Of Intelligent
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Hr Robert p. Button, Of Lynchburg, Va, Il hereby
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ARTICLE III.

TIoN OF THE CITY OF NE. oRLEANs."
ARTICLE II.
SECTION The officers Ofthe Association shall be Prssi
ent Vice President Ccrrespondng Secretary Eeco,Ing
constitute Board Of Directors and shall be elected
snnuaythe Presidents Vice President. Secretaries and
majority Of the whole vOes given being necessary to
SIC The President shall preside meetings of the Asso
Citations call such extra meetings as the Board OF directors
give the casting when there shall be equal division
SIC The Vice President shall preside in tn. absence
the President and in general perform the duties Of that Office
SEC The Recording Secretary shall Keep an
ing Secretary under the upen ndence Of tne Board Of D
SEC Ii. Treasurer shall receive all and donations
IN money pay all drafts on HIM when signed by the fes
an abstract of which by satsae-
tory vouchers he shall exhibit st each annual meeting snd At
II required faithful discharge of these trsts he
SEC TSs Board IF Director. shah have to
pirate funds and generally conduct the affairs
the transaction business shall report quarterly
quarter the Association and
IN vacancy shah Occur in the Board shall imme
Sc The Board Of Directors shall sppoint Librarian
whose duty shall be attend at the Library each day
week who snail keep register OF all books magazines,
P ia an IN proper order make
record thereof with the names Of the donors and keep
and be otherwise governed by the Board Of Drecor
ARTICLE Ill
Each proprietor subscribing to the Con-
stitution, shall pay the Of i've dollars annually in
advance.
Each member q proprietor subscribing To the
Constitution, shall the sum Of ten dollars annually in
advance.
Anv person may become member for life by paying the
Of fifty dollars.
ARTICLE VI
may entitled to membership in perpetuity,
payment Of one hundred dollars and transfer such
beshp pleasure books OF the Association subject
the approval Of the Board Of Deetors Provided however,
member in peetuy under this clause, on the payment OF
fifty dollars.
Any person. II approved by majority of the Directors.
nay become member on complying with the provisions OF
'-'' ARTICLE VIII
There shall be an meeting the Association
rst Tuesday in January for the election Of officers for the
ensuing year for receiving reports from the Board OF Direct
Os and quarterly thereafter for tho transaction Of such
other business may be presented
ARTICLE TX
II the President Vice President Secretaries Treasurer
Directors their several official capacities shall neglect the
performance OF their Duties shall not administer the
of the Association efficiently or equaby. on written com
plant Of fifteen members meeting shall be called. and
committee appointed consisting Of two members and
director, who shall censure, from office, fully
exoneae the accused the circumstances OF the
warrant
There shall be no alterations this Constitution unless
shall been proposed to the Board Of Directors
nth previous to tho quarterly meeting and then approved
by threefourths Of the members present.
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MoBnK.-The Tribune of the 23d says: II is
not known generally TO the people of Mobile that
great revolution in their city government is even
now in course Of fulfllment. The reiguing mayor
and several Of his grand viziers and mutt are to
be beheaded once more, and ANEW dynasty is be to
installed in power. The coming man Is In every
respect the greatest that so far has appeared in
the Radical ring in these parts. He has been
swimming In deep water for the last year, and
bobbed his head above the waves for the first
time few days ago, and then only during q min
ute or two, but that was long enough to enable US
10 discover who be IL.
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L. o. -. r..


Grand Lodge or Louisians.
TIE a. VI. GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA. o. o. =.
Meets annually on the fourth Tuesday in January and
July IN New Oreans Ocers for the present year l5oSE n
Rusha Of No. g. NJ ". Grand Master; j. r. Hum OF NoSs-
T. W. d. Grand Master: z. H. Fsrchild, OF No. IL, n
Grand Warden; Josiah Folger ofNo g. r. w. Grand Secre
srv;F W. pslesdernier Of No. 49, W. Grand treasurer
Luther Homes OF No. Is and g. Dunlap OF No. S r. W.
a. Representatives L. U. Rev O. L More Of No Is W.
Grand Chapain John B. Heno, of No. Nv. Grand Marshall
A. narureau, Of No. 40 W. Grand Conductor; Reimer
Of No TO- Grand Guardian; g. J. n. Lttleiohn OF No.
Is, ". Grand Herald
DEPUTY DISTRICT GRAND MAsrERs-P. O. John Bsrnett
Of No. H. District No. 2: p G. A. J. vsndegrn OF No "
District No. s. p @. 6. GrisamOre Of No. "a District No.
q; p O. s. p Clarke of No IS District No. o; r. g. B. e.
CLANCY OF No District No. u p G. Jacob sehreiner OF
Ne. DC District No. IL; p q. II. Hunscker, OF No IL DIS
ct No H. p G. q. W. Guth, Of No. %. District No. s.
STANDING COMMITTEES State Of the ordsr-P O. Sire Geo.
W. Race Of No. Il; p g. Master w. O. Wilson. OF No o;
P. @. Master Gardner Smith. of No IL.
JudiciaL-P. g. Master Luther Homes Of No. ID; r. q.
D. D. G. NJ Phi. Schneider, Of No. 10; p q. d. Wsdnsr,
No. a.
Constitution a~d By-Lars-P. @. Master George Nunees
Of No. 70; p. q. Henry Haskell Of No is; r 9. VIM
Wisett, of No. II.
Petitions and AppealP. @. Master @. Dunlap Of No.
Is; p. O. L. Graham. Of No. q; p. d. q. Il. Benjamin
Moses. sfNo.e.
Leqsatiue-P. q. Master Thomas H. SHIELDS, or No. o.
@. Master Howard MAlspsugh, Of No. III p. @. Joseph
Gest, Of No. l.
Fyearoe-P O. Master A. Wallace Hunter Of No. Is; r.
g. Master Edward Pilsbury ofNo. l6 p. g. L r. Tower.
cfNc. L.
Crednfiah-P O. A. W. Macdonald Of No. Is; p. g. Frank
Pnster. Of No. Is; p. @. George Dirmeyer. OF Ma u
An communications the Y. W. Grand Master or Grand
Secretary forwarded to the ece Of the Grand
crets Crescent Mutual Insurance. Company cor
DER Of Camp street and Commercial Plaza ~
JOSIAH FOLGER, Grand Secretary.
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i. O. o. r.

D., M 4 over the Crescent Mstusl Insurance
no,,nsnv oncsrs-Gee ". ssdlsr. @. p; !. H. Burke
HP.; W. H. Wright Scribe
MAGNOLIA ESoAxPNEsr No.I
xt an the second and fourth Saturdays In each month
es,or Roues onicen-oscar Barbse, o. r.. L. o. Morris,
HP; II. Csarlipsky, Scribe
WASHINGTON ENCAMPxKSfso.a
A.. .scond and fourth Mondays in each month,
Msrien Buildings. Third District omeefs- rs
Il. Y. sturcksn. n. p; J. Reiner. Scribe.
LAFAYETTE ENoAEPNESTFo.
w.. IN IN. first and third Wednesday In Jefferson Hail.
.oynsr Of Maeasins and Phillip Streets feursa D.'nc'
omcers-J W. Allen O. p. Frank Pnstet' a. f' S'''s'
Ritter Scribe.
ODD FELLOWS RESI-
Mat. IN tss Office of the Grand secretery, the secood
Monday In January, April, July and oetssf Tue sew
Roard meets on the third Monday in January for
ton ocerJ g. Dlnlap President; josiah Foissr sees
tary, Joseph West, Treasurer; John Quinn. sextsn
GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE.
Meet. In Office Grand Secretary Friday evening IN ever
month ohces-A W. Mcdonnell Prssdsat; JesiAh s'eo''
Secretary.
WIDOWS AND oRPHANy GENERAL RELIEF AS
ISOLATION.
Meets in ONCE Grand Secretary Saturday Of each month
Annual meeting Saturday in January Oreers Tor looo
T. Russia President; O. W. Roper First Vice Presidenti
Peser Second Vice Presidents Luther Homes, Ssereta
A. Wallace Hunter. Treasurer.
ODD FELLOWS HALL Ass0CIAfloN.
Nests Monday In each month At Once OF the Srsne
Secretary. Election FIRST Monday In May for Directors
BOARD ron ls6s.-Presiisa,-E M Rasha, n W. n
F;.opo, Committee-J a. Dunlap; A. wklscs Hunter;
Eugene p. Brugers.
Bau Commitee-G. L Thos. u. Shields, Z H. Farcona'
George Dirmeyer
Budding cownatee-E. N. Rushs; Luthn Homes; George
Eungesser.
G. W. Roper H. Millspsugh. s. z. xsore. O. L. Hsau
JOSIAH FoDfER. Secretary
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CIRE KxTINQUIsaER .

LIRE EXTINQUIsHER!
ALWAYS READY FOB INSTANT USE.
Endorsed by the Government all the Insurance Companies
and the Chic Is OF the Fire Departments
PRICE, $50, SIS AND $50.
B. l. BROWN, Agent
no. rs Camp street, New orleAas
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CONSTITUTION Y. M. NJ. l.. A.
CONSTITUTION Y. M. NJ. l.. A.
roNsTITUTIoH, BYLAWS
READING-RoOM REGULATORS
-oT I'M
YOUNG AIMS
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
UF NEW OALlANs. .rr
CoxsrIrUrIoH. BYLAWS

We the subscribers young Of the city OF New Orleaas
being DESTROYS Of ADOPTING eansto
upon mercantile and other of general utility,
have associated ourselves for the purpose of establishing
Library and Reading Room, government have
adopted the following
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pENsACOLA OBSERVER
PUBLISHED rRI.wEExLY BY WIN. KIRK 4 90

subscripton-Tveve months IS; six months, s. IN u
This long established journal becomes very desirab
this time In view Of the fsct that Pensacola Is eheoti
her railroad communications with the Northwest ad
becoming point OF interest 10 enterprsing med
Il IL devoted the development Of the material n
terests Of the State Of Florida, and In It's Local a
partu devoes special attention IN the immense Lumbd
and Timber growing up its vicinity also 70 ohd
commercial items which the careful reader viii ndca
the development OF the natural advantages Of Penssoo
. mort Advertisements srii-t~d
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Do TFIL.-wby is Phslon's Flor de Mayo, the
new perfume for the handkerchief like an errand
boy! Because 1t is scent everywhere. Sold by all
druggists.
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CONSTITUTION Y. M. M. l.. A.

the furniture or fixtures thereof conduct themselves
Incrnsistentiy with decorum and propriety. :.
RUS Any person who shall deface, mutilste OF 20.
tract newspaper periodical, placed fe or upon the
Reading Room tables shall pay hne equA
times the vsue thereof and, for repeated enenss
FutF ANY mer.bcr shall be privileged TO introduce
friend not resident Of the city whose must be regis
tered in book provided that purpose and who will re-
ceiv from the tick OF admission for the term OF
four weeks 70 the rooms Of the Association.
RULE s. order from member 20 draw books does nov
snte holder to the privileges OF the Reading Room
Rutx These rules shall be binding and Of like force WIZ
the preceding and viii be amended In IKE
at the discretion Of the Beard OF Directon
fSgnedD SAMUEL MULLEN.
ROWLAND n. TTNPSON
q TAYLOR WEBSTER.
Y w. PERKINS.
JOHN GREENFIELD,
GUSTAvE Pilot,
JAMES 4. TUCKER,
WIN COOKE.
ARTHUR BLACHE,
OSCAR X LYLE,
Executive Committee Y. M N. L. A.
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RIGAUD n co.'s
PARTISAN PERFUnERY,

PARTISAN PERFUnERY,
Pstronrsd by Empress Of the French. and extensively
used In all fashionable circles for Its Excellence and Superb
GRITTY.
BIGAUD d CO.'S YLAE0YLANG and MANILA
BOUQUET, the scent Rigsad Oc. are the only i'm
portes IN Europe Of the fragrant extract Of fangyand from
the Philippine lsles
RIGAUO co IS TOLUTINE, delicious Toilet Water.
superior TO Eau de Cologne Toilet Vinegar, klorids
Water.
RIGAUD 4 cos MIRANDA SOAP, exquisitey per-
fumed and keeping its fragrance 70 she last.
RIsAUD co.'s MIRANDA eo1AfUM, for preserv,
ing and beautt ing the hair.
RIGAUD co.'s DENr0RFE, . most agreeable
elixir preserving the teeth and pertaining the breath
RIGAUD CO.'S TOOTH-CRE All, remarkable pre-
paration producing brilliant whitene5s TO the teeth.
RIGAUD CO.'S ROSE POWDER, superior to Vioisl
and all other Starch and Rice Powders.
THE LITTLK MONITOR; GUIDE TO THE TOILET
with Photographic Illustrations will b. sent receipts OF 0nt
stamp
Wholesale Rigand a Co., IS de kichelieu, Parts|
Agent, Eewberry Sons As ST. Pshs Church Yard Lor
don.
" DUcoyeEs
Mat aaafraa
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RULE l. No conversation shall allowed otherwise than
In a whisper within the Reading Room
RULE . No person shall be permitted 10 smoke In the
Library The Reading Room; detsoe damage or sure
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contribution.

ARTICLE L
The rame and style Of this Association shall be "THE
YOUNG MEMS MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIA
TION OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS"
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n. O. STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

SEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
sfArs or LOUISIANA. Orr on NEW ORLEANS.

Be Known That this eighth day Of February, 10 M
Lord thousand eight hundred and exy eight
.nd Of the Independence of the United States the
ninety second. before me, Edward Ivy notary public
leans, State Of Louisiana aforesaid, daily commits
stoned and sworn, personally came and appeared me
declared that avans themselves Of the provisions Of the
the Of Louisiana relative to the organise
Of corporations In this State they have covensnted and
agreed and do by these presents covenant agree and bind
themselves and those whom they represent TO form them
into and constitute corporation for ths objects and
purposes and under tina spulsons acquisitions and oogs
kora fnloNlna. to-Nii:
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EAGLE DEGREE LODGE NO. 1.

Meets every first and third Saturday Lodge No s.
ever Home Mutual Insurance Company Camp
hatcher streets Oicers-A Mszuresu, d. M; Chas. a.
Seis, D. D. NJ; Henry Haskell Secretary and Treasurer.
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ORLEANS sTEAaSHIP COMPANY" and its donicil y
hereby established the city Of New Orleans and shall
exist continue for Of twenty five from the
presents unless dissolved hereinafter
provided for Is shall have corporate seal with device
the and the Of the Company uDoo the margin
thereof.
Yne object company otherwise
cure and steamships constitute line
Of steamships to be owned and controlled In the city
New Orleans aud TO trade between said city and port
or ports the Atlantic coast Gulf of Mexico.
Of said company shall be the person on
citations other legal process whore
N the said Company may be interested.
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TIE Affairs Of said Company shall be the direction and
Of Edward Hggns who may at any time have
The privilege efrssociang with him from
among the stockholders Of the Company subject to the
Agents >ss IL rsnssctng the business Of said Company
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THE Z. VI. GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF LOUISIANA.
Meets semi-annuay the fourth Wednesday January
md July. Officers for ls68J Twinnemore ofNo 8, N. W.
Grand Patriarch A. w. Mscdene, Of No. 8, n. Grand
High PRIEST Jules A Florst, Of No. r. w. Grand Ward
IN; w. c. Wilson. Of No. l. w. Grand scribe B. Dssva
No. l, R. W. Grand Treasurer; Goa W. Roper.
Of No. B. r W. q. Junior wardea A. Wallace
Hunter, Of No. l. r. W. Grand Representative !;
George Nungesser, Of No. W. MARSHALL Frank Pfster Of
No. w. Grand Sentinel n. Frankford. Of No J. w. d.
Grand Sentinel; Henry Jones' Of No. DiA No. Deputy
District Grand Patriarch
STANDING CoxnrrxEs-Cbsfsfisb and Rsrna-Joth-
Potter ofNo !. VIM, Bloomfield, Jr. Of No. A. hazu-
resu, Of Nos
State Of the 0rd1J. q. Dunlap. ofNo. !, Luthx Homes
ofNe !, q. Tineman, Of Nos
Fsnaaoe-E. N. Rusha Of No. T. John B. Hsne, Of No.
Geo. @. Kaur, ofNo.6
Constellation AID By-Lars-Hovard MIispsush, ofNes,
Edward Pnssury, Of No. 8 Il. y. starcken, sfNo.6
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Subordinate Eneampments.
wILDEY NO. l.
Meets 90 the First Third Saturdays Of each month In
Lodes Room l. the Crescent Mutual Insurance Com
pany. oncsrs-B. De Silva O. p; A. Thsusoa. b. p;
fhouas Il. Jones, Scribe.
HoBAH ENCANPNKET NO. ..
Nests the Second end Fourth Saturdays Of each month 10
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NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, OetOber 81 Last
evening before the Injunction fcom the
Fifth District Court was served on the
Mayor ne had sppointed Robert Dea-
mOnd Chief Of P0iice, with Instructions
70 demand the Office and sue cut q quo
garrsntO in case Of refusal. These in
structions be has complied with.
Gen. Stesdman has to-day rendered
bis unqualified resignation IS Superin-
tendent of the Metropolitan Police, which
was accepted. Geo. L. Cain is scting
SupeTin tendent pro tenn
The Police Commissioners stated this
evening that they intend to appoint q
superintendent on the recommendation
Of The merchants.
Gen. Rousseau, by request, last night
visited the club room of the Democrats.
The club which was most prominent in
the troubles with the negroes, and in
which considerable feeling still exists on
account Of the death and WOunding of
several Of their members.
In a short speech Rousseau warned
them that the responsibility for all Outra-
ges and disorders in New Orleans was
laid on bis shoulders, and that be looked
to them to keep the peace. He said be
felt il bis duty to tell them the law Dust
be obsyed, and that every man who has
the right should vnteuDmolested on cleo
ton day. Gen. Rousseau was entbu.i-
asticalfy received. The Club pledged
themselves to obey his wishes.
During the recent troubles the presence
of few United ) ates uniforms has al
9ays bren sufficient TO restore order.
Rousss aus force OF troops ia the city at
no time exceeded few hundred men.