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nUP0NT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LIZ Tia undersigned Ia the sole gent n this
City for the tAle Of gu kinda Of Powder made A.
ity 10 uneQuAllo6 in this country, "a Ydenced BY
tsstS made By the United States Government
H0keOpAz 6tfal tmeS o large stock In Maya.
dino IL Riah, n whole, half and quarter kegg.
Blastink nd Mining Powder all In Metallic
RePS, Sporting Powder In ,CanlBteEs, All OF
which will DO gOld. "a, the t1tlde - low - lhO
Ran0 can DO had In The West, HFTht i'd ~
HShS9pgstRbl6 magazines OF different sizes 70
S6lb ~ Ran or Boats, Plies
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MEDICAL

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Hoofland's = odophy FIJI,
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ingredients not being used Tae req y H7HS0
bottle Of this Bittsts therels contained naea
100 a, .o;S;,,.,..I.
medicinal Tirtue Is WIN DO found ~ AeEetal sA!'
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Ions Of ordinary mlztnre4 Eae kSotS' ''lvASeO
4 iii. Blttsrs ~ gownItn Germany thstF hl
principles extracted in that country ny . seien'
tho Chemist and forwarded 70 thel m4np at44st0Fy
In this city, where they arc eompoa1no leg Auu
bottled. Containing no splrtt1aerRi! reaen1M9
The B''seS IL fFso nom the Objections urged g!
against all others no desire toF st " ll5 can
BE-: induced from their use they eApnst 4Aks
a. ttJL4-
idtankardst and cannot, under any ctseullS :.
naye e SyiP Pa5 Psn S4 e ssin1o. yqhII 10
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Was Compounded Or thoss 70! inclined q %s e e.
tremO bitters, and is intended for pes IN eAsss
when some al'0hoile sa a, 1S Sisq ~ n
eopAeellon with the Toaf p EopesfifesfS q ia III
t'Fs. Each bottle OF tho Tenls sea'''ns ono 90'-
To Of the Bltters, combined with pure SANTA
r5'! sff' :" 71H:9 77HN'"ot VIZ i49Ni' Y 't'l -
CRUZ RUIZ, and favored in Such unanne a.s that
the extreme bitterness or tho Bitter. q over
come, forming preparation highly agreeable and
pleasant % the palate and combining; tb meal.
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mat. SEQ -. ,o.,,. .,,,.h n.nx r. .,i,n
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YOUNGNEN

especially, who have become the victims Of Soil.
which annually sweeps to an iuntimGly grave
Thousands OF Young Men Of tho most eHo0llent
talents and brilliant intellect who might other
wise have eutrano0d lIatening Se4nteS with the
thundeFB Of Ol0queneoy or walked TO ecstacy tho
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MEDICAL. 10 qn1
n ALTIaL ORE looEI HIllosPTTAIE:.
Established 40 a Refuge from
A., sttU LlQQaGkOFy.
ThE oNtr FEEA A 5EaT THERbS gy HstF pAN

Dr.. JOHNSON has discoUoFed therm1st Certain,
Speedy and only EEfeetml Remedy In the WoEta
fof Weakness Of the Back or Mmbett htetnte4
Affections Ufthe Kidneys and Bladder lnvolnn'
tAEy Discharges, Impoteney GenetalgQ ebilitya
Dyspepsia, L8ngupr, Low eplEits,
C6lialI6Ry q IdeaS paiplmtioIi 81 the Heart,
iHmId ity; Trpmhll Dhnncss Of Sight or Gid.
dlheSE Disease Of The Head, Throat Nose or
Skin, Injections OF the Liver, LunFp, Stomach o.
Terrible Disorders arising nom
SOLITARY IIHbIts Of Youth Secret and Solitary
Practices moro Gltal TO their victims thAn he
song Of Syrens 70 the Mariners Of Ulysses blight,
Ing their most brilliant hopes or GntIcipauons,
marriage, &C impossible. r
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Ian dressing which
is Mt once agreeable,
healthy, and cFectual
for preserving the
hair. ; Faded, Or gray
hair u soon rreitoJed
i',s&i''3Fssl;1ig8.s@Ssii
Jieslaess of agouA.
EhiniallairJlis thick
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h!8S ,TAREPARTToULARN NOTICE r.
:. Dr. y addresses an those who hive injured
habits, which ruin both body and mind, UNI tng
them tor either business, study, society or mar.
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.lDnI1OToRS:

CAPITAL. a 5s'- $3.50 1000.
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ness of Blood to tho Head, Acldtty Of The ston-
aeh, Nausea, HEARTBURN, Disgust for Food, Full
ness or Weight stomach, Sour Frtstat4ions
Sinking Or Flutterlng at the Pit Of the Stomach,
Swimming of the Head Hurried or piaieplt
Breathing, FIuttering at the Heart, Choking Or
suaocating Sensations whom In . Lying Posture,
DImness Of Vision, Dots or Webs before 1.-THE
Sight, Dull Pain in tho Head, Deficiency Of Per-
splratlon, Yellowncss Of tho Skin and Eyes, Pain
in the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, &C., Sudden
Flushss of Heat, Dur1lag In the Flesh, Constant
rmAglnlngB Of Ryil, and Great Depression (. q
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or Digestive Organs combined with impure blood
The use Of the Bltters or Tonic will soon cause
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MENFIIIr-The learfll eaects on ne mind are
much To- DO dreaded. Loss Of Memory, Confusion
Of Ideas Depression OF Spirits, Evil ForebodInRs,
Aversion to Society, Self isttust, Love OF Soil:
tGde T4nldlty eS arc some ef theSeytls
Thodsdads d. persons Of ali ages can now iudke
what d the cause Of their declining health losing
their Viguf, becoming weak, pale, E6Ea and
emaciatgd, having Q singular appearance About
the eyes Cough, and Symptoms OF Consumption.
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,Q,IIJi DIR. JOHNSTON. anFJ-
OFFICE, NO. z SOUTH PREDERICKSTRERT,
Lott hand sidC going nom Baltimore street, afeW
doors from the. corner! Fail n0tit0 obsefTerthe
name and number. DIRK dnr ~ YlJqk q
E99rNo letters received unless poskpaidand
containing stamp TO be used on, the FoplFslP0D
sons writing should state age, and send portion
Of advertis6ne nt describing SYMPHONIES
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These are some Of the sd and melancholy Of.
fects produced by early habits Of youth, viE:
Weakness Of tho Back and Limbs, Pains In tho
Head, Dlmnees Of Sight Loss Of MnsCnl&f Power,
Palplt4tiol Of the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous Il.
Inability, Detang0ment Of the Digestive. FunC.
tiona, General Debility, symptoms OF oonSump-
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nIDoRsEMENT Or THE PRESS:
Tho many Thousands cured at this establish.
ment within the last tWOnty years. and the M.
morous important surgical Operations performed
Iht Sun and many other papeFs, notices Of which
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besides his standing 90 gentleman Of character
and respectabtlty, q udlcient guarantee to the
'ail sRfN DISEASES spEhabD1ta GUAM. {
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What aptty thatR yodng man, the hope Of his
country, The pride Of his parents, Ghoulda hs
AnAtchpd nom all prospects, and enIoyments eoi
LIE by the consequence Of deYiatlng nom, the
path Of nature, and indnlging In q certain secret
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q OR SUBSTITUTE FOR llERtURY.PILL, 4

* ,,,Gr TWO Pi1lL y DOSE liu,gyso hi
Zas most po.gsrtl&, vi t9noatas, Htgsta@fi eta-
IA Rita ld' 81 gGrtIc A,lo1Ud.H is gull99rId
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wv EsT VA. INSURANCE COMFY

CAPITAL. 49, $Ie5,ooo.
Tskss tisks ii The lowest rates on Buildings Of
all Kinds. p'urnitnre; Household Goods Merchau
diaa and Goods In Transit -N..-.l.-.-
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IAUGHLLN, SMITH 3 Co., Wholesale Agents,
BY whom ithO t3d6lWtn DO supplied Of pEopEio.
H0FC EAtN9, maEl9-d&W
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-14

While the PrusSianS are on the ligl road
to Paris, and are expected to arrive there
this very dav to demand possession, tho
Democrats Of this State, having gained pos
session of Odd-Fellows' Hall. are actually
connecting measures to take possession OF
this city and State, and open u high road to
Washington for their Democratic members
of Congress this winter These are indeed
stirring events and although the chances
of the Democrats for victory can not be re-
garded az good as tie Prussians, yet they
deserve credit for making the best tight they
can under the circumstances. But these
stirring events should not lead our
people to forges that another stirring
even. will transpire on the seven
teenth Of this month .that must effect
the fortunes of all cngag ged in the adven-
ture. We alludc to tle single number
drawing of the Louisiana State Lottery
which comes of next Saturday, wherein
four hundred and forty prizes are to be
drawn, amounting to over two hundred and
eighty thousand dollars. The prizes range
from fifty thousand dollars down to two
hundred A few dollars invested in tickets
in the Louisiana State Lottery has placed
a good many on the high road to fortune,
and the road is still open for all who would
like to take the chance of fortune.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-14

Commander Of Troops 81 tho Reman
Frontier-Treops Enthusiastically Re-
eeivod-Garrison Withdrawing Witl-
out Offering Resistance-Cessati0n Of
Resistance Ordered by the Pope
French Ambassador to Italy Recalled.
Especial to the New York Tribunel
FLORENCE, September l3.-Cordohana
commands the troops on the Roman from
tier. He proclaims to the Roman people
that he brings peace, not war; that the in
dependence of the Holy See is invioiate.
The troops marching toward Rome have
been received enthusiastically.
Tho garrison at MontefscOne withdrew
before the Italian advance without Offering
resistance.
The Pope has ordered cessation of the
resistance which is offered to the Italian
occupation.
De Mallaret, French Ambassador to Italy,
has been recalled.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-14
PARIS.

Main Body of the Prussians within Twenty
Eigh, miles ofParis-Prussians mt aIeux,
Leagny and Meiun-POrtugai Kecog-
nizes the Repubiie-Russian Opposition
to memberIncnt-Chances for the
Succecssful Defense Of Paris Increasing
Relations Of Bancroft and Bismarck
Mission of fThiers-Ame rican Consul En-
Enthusiastically Cheered-Bringiug Back
POnfifical ZOuavcs-COnvertiug Alsace
ard Lorraine into Independent Terri
t0ry-Amcricnn Ambulanccs.
PARIS. September BIT is said the main
BODY of the Prussians reached q point
within twenty-eight miles of Paris, yester-
day afternoon.
The enemy are at Meux, at Lagny and
Melun.i
The Journal des DeJots has long edito-
rial eXalting the patriotism OF NJ. Theirs.
The Minister of the Interiors staff have
reached Tours.
= Passes countersigned by member of the
ministry are requisite to depart or enter
Paris.
A position which has just been discovered
ut Seyrcs, commanding the Seine and "a
portion OF Paris, is being rapidly fortified.
Count de Chanbord cxhorts adherence
to resist invasion as the duty OF French
men.
Nousontry's cavalry, which escaped mar
velously from Sedan, has arrived at Paris.
Portugal has recognized the French Re
public.
The American suburban residents have
been advised to remain in their houses and
raise the national flag.
Russian opposition to ACKNOWLEDGMENT is
decided, anu will propose a Congress to
settle terms of peace.
The chances for a successful defense of
Paris are, it is thought, increasing hourly.
The Independence Beige says: 1.-THE poll
cy Of the American government occasions
no surprise, considering the intimacy of
bancroft and Bismarck, 1t is denied, how
ever, at Berlin, that Bancroft made any rep
resentations in favor of mediation"
The journal de ST. Petersburg, discussing
Theirs mission, hopes he viii carry home
the convictiou of q favorable peace. He
must sacrifice many prejudices and obsolete
Ideas. He will then set France great -ex-
ample. and make his influence more pow
erful than ever.
The American Consul at Havre has been
saluted enthusiastically.
Paris Is greatly excited over American
mediation.
A large steamer has left Marseilles for
Cevita Fecchia, to bring back the fontihcai
zouaves and other French soldiers III the
Papal service.
Especial to the New York Tines.i
PApIs. September 13.-The idea started in
Berlin of converting Alsaee and Lorraine
into an independent republic is regarded
with much favor in London. 1t is looked
on as a condition to which both beligerents
can agree.
A letter from DIR. Marion Sims, doing hos
pital duty with the French army, states
that the American ambu1ances have been
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-14
TOURS.

Arrangement to Receive DipleHats Dis,
cOntinued-ImpOsfng Demonstration nc
Marseilles In Honor Of the United
States:
Tours, September 13.-The arrangements
to receive the diplomats has been discon-
tinued, the Minister OF Foreign Affairs de-
Gliding to remain in Paris. The diplomats
will also remain.
The people here are much impressed in
favor of the American government, and
anxious to testify their gratitude through
Mr.. Washburne for the prompt rec0gni
ton of the Republic.
There was an imposing demonstration at
Marseilles Yesterday in honor of the United
States. Twenty Thousand people assembled
before the American Consulate. Esquir0s
presented an address; speeches were made.
and the bands played national French and
American airs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-14
Maine.

And now Maine has rolled up her 500
Republican majority in 1870, where she
keep the peace in Maine as it is TO white a
white pine silver. and it is o singular cir
culnstance that where the gospel is widest
spread, where there is the biggest lot Of con-
tented people, and where there is less
trouble, litigation, OF rascality, there the
Republicans have the heaviest support. 1t
is strange. bU. it is true. And if we con-
tinue gaining in Republicanisn, there is no
telling how soon We may be as good as
Maine
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-14
LONDON.

Russian Ambassador i'll Consultation with
Earl t.rnnviile-Thiers and Granville
Consnitins-Kumor that Metz has I'm
ccnditionuliy Surrendered-Bills from
America Constantly yProiested-Englnnd
VIII. Back the Terms Proposed by NJ.
Thiers. if Chinese Prepar-
ing for War-Further Outrages on Mis-
si0naries-An Unknown ship Wrecked
B;smarc1's Official Report Of Interview
with NapOIeon-AIl Hope of Suspending
Hostilities A ba ndoned-W here the Prus-
SLAMS Were Monday NOon-TOtal Loss
of II Bnrl1-MissiOn of Theirs to Eng
land Minister Bancroft Not Medin;Or
Good Offices of the Eitcd states Not OF.
fered.
LONDON, September Is. Count Burn
stortf PrllsSian Ambassador. has been in
consultation with Earl Granville. at Nilmar
Castle, since Saturday. Both came to Lon
don to-day.
Theirs and Granville are now 1880 P. M
consulting at the French embassy.
1t is rumorcd on the streets that Metz has
surrendered unconditionally. The Prus-
sian embassy credits the runor, but has no
official advices.
Owing to the unsatisfactory mail arrange
ments, bills from America are constantly
protested; letters of advice coming by
slower vessels arrive too late.
The Times says, if the terms proposed by
NJ Theirs are at all reasonable England
will back them.
unfavorable. The Chinese are preparing
for war, and further outrages have been
committed on missionaries.
The ship wrecked on Goodwin Sands is
still unidentified. The letter 0 can be seen
ON the stern, and tobacco casks marked
with the letter G in u diamond, with the
letter II underneath, have been picked up.
The ship was evidently from an American
port.
Count you Rismarck's official report to
the King. dated the second instant describes
IN interview with Napoleon, in WHICH the
latter wanted better terms of capltuation
than the Germans offered. Bismarck re-
fused to discuss the subject, rs it was a
military question, but he was willing to
discuss terms Of peace. The Emperor re-
piled. as n prisoner, that such o discussion
wa, impossible. and referred Bismarck to
the government at Paris. Bismarck replied
that the situation at Paris offered no enter
ing point for peace overture.
sThc Emperor proposed that the French
army be allowed to pass into Belgium and
there surrender, which was refused. The
Emperor stated he deplored the horrors of
war, but had yielded to the public opinion
in declaring war.
The Emperor was not allowed to see tho
King until the capitulatlon was completed.
The Morning Post speaking semi-otficialty
says: "Neutrals have abandoned all hope
of suspending hostilities. Mr.. Bancroft is
making no further efforts towards media
ton"
Communication between Brussels and
Paris is open, via Douai and Quierrain.
The Prussians were at Provins, in the de
partment Of Seine-et-Marne, on Monday
noon. and also at LavalTracy and Carle-
pont, in the department Of Disc
General Williams, the gallant defender of
Kars, has been appointed Governor of Glib
raltar.
The bark Volante, from st. Johns for a
British port, went ashore off the north coast
Of Ireland, and is a total loss.
Especial to the New York Herah.l
LONDON, September I'm. Theirs arrived
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-14
NEW YORK.

The Bicnville Quarantined-YellOw Fever
Aboard seven Vessels frsm Cuban In
fected POrts-G0ld Very Dull-GOvern-
ments steady and Dull-Dullness Con
tinIes-NO Int resting Features in Mar.
kets.
New YORK, September l3. The steam
ship Bienville, from Havana has been
auarantined. The Board of Health re-
port yellow fever aboard seven vessels, all
from Cuban infected ports. at quarantine.
Money easy at a Sc. Sterling very dull.
Gold very duh at 1874 q 1875. Govern
ments steady and dull.
Dizziness continues, and the markets are
devoid of interesting features.
Prime discounts 709. Rrmors that all
hopes of peace have been abandoned stiff
fened gold to 1l3@s all4; closed very dull.
Five-twenties of 1862, 1925; of 1864,
ILL.,: of 1865, lll7s: new, ll0as; of 1867 ),
HOS: of 1868, ll0l,: ten-forties. l06as. Ten
nessees. g.: new, 60ls. Louisianas, II; new
81; levees skies, 73. Alabalnas, l0l: tives,
20. Georgias. 50; sevens, 90. North Caro-
linas. sos; new, SO. South Carolinas, 80;
new oS,
Arrived: Steamers Terry. Benefactor and
Champion. Arrived out: City OF Paris and
Paraguay.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-14
The German Fair.

large assemblage Of people crowded
the Turner Hall last evening at the fair for
the benefit Of the wounded European sol
diers. The various tables, Unser Fritz,
General M0ltlle, koenic Wilhelm, Wacht
am Rhein, We're lavishly supplied with all
the desirables. A magnificent band at
tended, and the whole scene was enbvened
by gay devices. There is every reason for
believing that the fair will be as successful
as its fair projectors anticipated. The fair
viii continue seven days longer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-14
MUNICH.

Annexing Portion Of France - q
Military Frontier-Bavaria Formally
Notified by Prussia.
MUNICH, September l3-Prussia has for
mally notified Bavaria of her intention to
annex o portion of France az military
frontier.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-14

Crescent Lodge No. Z, kAights of Pythias.
This splendid lodge. composed OF leading
citizens of Algiers and New Orleans proper,
was inaugurated Monday evening at Odd
Fellows Hall then followed the installa-
ton of officers bv Deputy Grand Chancellor
William f. Fitzgerald. the following being
chosen for honors: William +. Durham.
Worthy Chancellor; G.. T.. Sweet Y. c.;
j. H. Mead, V. P; Walker Thompson,
Guide; r. V. Nicklaus, l. S., J. Koppel,
o. S.; T. M. Field, Recording Secre-
tary Charles Hill, Financial Secretary
George Herbert, Banker; Sir Knights
A. B. Miller, J. NJ. Currie, c. 2. Briel and
S. A. Dyer, Past Chancellors. After the
installation, the Lodge and invited guests
consisting Of large delegations from
"Ivanhoe No. l." Louisiana No. -
'Templar No. B." Bayard No. A.
-Etna No. s." and Southern No. 6,
marched to the tralck-house of Washington
No. /, where asumptuous repast was served
on the ground floor" Toasts were given
to the Supreme Lodge and its constituent
bodies, which were responded to regularly
by d. G. c. William Z. Fitzgerald. W. G.
II. NJ. Small. w. c. Z. A. johnson. w. C. '.
W. Ward, K. S. P. n. Abadie. B.. J. Chan
Were, p. c. l. J. Farrell, V. c. J. Bradford
Williams and Z. c. d. II. Connor. After
supper the party adjourned to the spacious
meeting room above. where the bellies of
Algiers, with the beaux and brave knights
soon mingled in the dance to the music of
a fine brass band. When We left it was eX-
pected that the festivities would last until
the "wee small hours as our friend,
Brother McManus, of Louisiana" would
have it. Taken al in all, it was an exceed
ingly pleasant family reunion, and reflects
great credit on Past Chancellors Captains
William +. Durham, A. B. Miller, .. NJ.
Currie, c. 2. Briel and S. A. Dyer.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-14

NOR SALE.-ONE OF THE FINEST SECTIONS
Il of ulmproved Sugar Land in the State, in the
parish OF Ibervie. 1t is about nine miles from he
Mississippi river and that section of country has
now in rapid process Of construction in the mme-
iate vicinity, between two and three miles in
front of this land, while the OpelOusas Railroad
passes it's rear some six miles distant. 1t is un
doubtety the most valuable tract of unimproved
81 gar Land in the State, and as to soil timber and
locality ii is unsurpassed. For particulars, apply
TO H. NJ. ROBINSON,
Real Estate Agent, "a Commercial Place.
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