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Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-02

We beg TO call public attention to the
fact thai We are now prepared to fill Or
ders for the latest novelties in the line of
patented goods, and are constantly adding
to our large stock, such articles of real
merit as the inventive spirit of the age
produces, and the Progressive temper of
the times demands. The Southern Coun-
try especially, needs these labor-saving
inventions; to our friends in the country
extend an invitation to call and examine
our stock of HOUSEHOLD AND FARM urEs.
lis.
Inventors can obtain information
through our Agency, of the course 10 be
pursued in obtaining patents. the Mopus
opERANDI OF THE PATENT OFFICE, Govern
ment fees, &C., DC.
Applications madeU and Caveats fled
speedily and effectively through our Office
AND AT LESS COST TO THE INVENTOR. than
persona! apple .tion at Washington. For
circular address.
stage 4 ONEILL.
lS0 Canal Street,
New Orleans.
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-02

-+;fal grey, very pretty with
.,I ,oilettes. Long-wristed gloves
o 0,s' altogether the fashion, and are
a ~ by three buttons at the
=. and on evening gloves from
bnr to six buttons are used to fas-
~ them.
HATS AND BoSNETs
Nc notice nothing novel coming
,.r ,his heading. The gipsev
'...r bonnet is still the undisputed
,r,ri,e. We notice the flowers are
,,,re than usually beautiful and
.rso that fruit and grasses are SO
.orfact in imitation Of nature as to
,oos. deceive one into the belief
,b,t bunch OF grapes, or a cluster
dcherries or currants, was before
them. We notice
SE.PDIITAN BONNET.
Trimmed with bias plating of pure
white crepe and with a crepe sash
hsbind and n large bunch Of grapes
in front and a vine of green leaves
oround the crown. 1t was one of
,be most beautiful hats we have had
this year. Price SO
ENGLISH STRAW GIpSRY,
Vas trimmed same as above with
primrose crepe and a wreath Of
small daisies. Price So.
BLACK LACE BONNET,
Vas trimmed with rich lace fall
behind and cherries and green
l,qvcs in front. Price $500
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-02
co Y VI L R GAL.
IoUIsIANIAN OFFICE.

LOT lSIANIAN OFFICE,
Saturday, July lilo A. NJ.
CoTToy-The sales to -day were
at irregular prices, part being re-
ported at previous rates, part at an
advance Of Ic and part at &c. We
ADJUST Cur quotations in accordance
with the closing rates, and give also
the Exchange figures, which are for
even running of its types, while
oqrs are for average lists, with the
outside rates for Strict.
Yesterdays operations were con-
fined to 1900 bales and the market
closed rs follows:
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-02

Receyed to-day "a bbls.
aebolled, plantation. u gallon. goa, SOC
ksoolled refinery ..............3U 800 10
TbBAGCO:-
The demand has been active, and prices
-.li 4 4 L.
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-07-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bannk,
ia Carondelet st.

ia CarOndelet st.
OPEN DAY AND EVENING, NO VACATION.
The old and young can enter at this
Institution any day, no distinction
made in regard to race or color. The
design of the Institution, is to furnish
opportunities to those wishing a rapid,
thorough and practical business edu-
cation, fifty to one hundred per cent.
saved by students, by taking the rapid
commercial course. Parties having or
binary ability, who have entirely ne
elected their education now have the
opportunity to qualify themselves for
almost any position in the State, in
an incredible short time.
From two to three months is all
that requires to complete the
al course. Terms reduced to suit the
times.
For further information call at the
College. or address
Prof. A. T. Slower,
Principal.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-21
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM LrvERPooT-Iu steamship England Oct m-Rev NJ
Cobe,d and family Mr. Wilson nd Carr, W. Nlther' M
wocsS Nj Casey Mr. RoTud NJ SPAIN, MeKlm R B. MKm
MI MohIer MNs Mohler, Miss Atwood M T|Ti' Mss T.
smith Gunn Miss Finehsn his dc Louhe ar ana nTs
JIocLpuh Mr. ana Mrs Been ard fn " MIS- H.
Van Wormsr and son Ms Rlsor Mrs. hcB-sn, Capt j. Fn'Ah
Drewes Balm Martin and Dr. r. snye james Hoisson
w G. Rcbinson Geo Lee B. R. TOwnsend, A. B. Chalmers MI
,n ndfamy and wife a. Afen End wife ss
McDos Ms Murcsand and vito Miss Ahtou nra
sot and daughter King Miss E. H Hints ard d,uster
Ma Buner O. Maekle Black Leake and daughter Rev.
samuel Might DR. W. O. Cummiug Rev G. iirTsy W NJ ISTs'
Tom.s % Mr. M Thomss W. french fn,uI Mormon snd wfe,
W. p snow O. HIM. James Henderson, Henderson An TODD
FROM HAVAEA-tn steamship Cleopatrs, Oe.. 2GA Oniene
ju,n 0op,n.iner Juan oushns Hernandez Capt G. Marin L.
q. Hampton T. Martin D. o. Sullivan j. snernAn Ho''e"' '
PROM RIO JANEIRO-u steamship South Amehea Oct 2-Ul-Sse'
Ediy Prrv Perr,nT Mrs Jane Beer Ca1t A. Allen T. D.
bonss wife and daughter Howell John TnhTeD LpeI
Iizapr T W. Rae August Lin j. Daya W. T. Kelly
and wife c. O. HoGschoeyer JOHN Ball. Henry sorrer Iiea
BRADY Mango Antonio hoere ThOA Mills Walter MILL and IL
In he
New-York tribune., 1871-10-21
FORETGN GOSSIP.

Rlstori Is to make her first professional visit
next month 10 the Danubian Prlncipaies having re-
celvcd very liberal offers to play engagements Bnchar
| her appearance also In Athens and Constantinople.
A learned London author with abundance Of
leisure erudite trnes said TO be preparing book
to show that tho golden image which Aaron set up
intends occupy two large volumes to prove his point
The Rev. Charles Voysey, who was deposed
by judicial decision from his charge Vicar Of Hea-
oush recently conduoted on inaugural service for Pce
thinhers at st. Georges Hall London AreVsed Prayer
A duel with swords recently took place ut
vesinet between two officers Bouanger and Correer,
tho former OF the Army OF the Loire, the latter that Of
the North the origin OF the quarrel being discussion as
to the services rendered by each OF those corps
NJ. Hanke, the well-known banker of Dones-
mark who lived many years In Paris, and owns spcn-
did residence on the Champ ElysGa the French Min
lister OF Finances chief counsellor in conducting tue
heavy financial operations arising out OF tho German
indemnity.
A bar of silver weighing 345 pounds, which
Mr. D. J. Oliver Of San Francisco presented to the Pope
at time of the Vatican Council has been recast into
medals commemorative OF the Council Tbese menals
TO be distributed among the prelates WHO lorneo
that assembly.
The invarable formula for the ex0rdium OF
pubc document addressed to the throne OF China Is in
che following terms taken at random from The Pekt'g
Gazette DEGRADED steGS r. nmt Wit4 vi Tst rs
rank and Governor General OF knsuh aud ShCHs knccl-
Ing presents address TO tho Throne Looking up he re-
quests the sacred glance his revercnt memorial sent
by express, On the subject" &C.
The once celebrated danseuse, Fanny Ellsler,
Is said TO be living quietly at the Hague, occupying
OF her time in raising owers Of which she is pas
sionatey fond. Roses her faVCrites and she has
raised one particular kind which has lime borne
her name, and which s much priced in Holland Though
she danced before grandmOthcrs she has entered,
only very recently her 6l5t year. She Is much
teemed In the Dutch capital for her deeds OF
charity.
There are plenty Of relics Of the siege Of
Paris in the windows OF the variety shops and people
who Ike to their surplus funds in that uncertain
sort OF thing have now an opportunity. Ono Of tho
queerest things which have yet seen Is undoubtedly
genuine. II pen-wiper OrnameDted with cnt,
dog carrot, anita babyl Tue inscription Precision
du siege" shows plainly enough where the joke comes
in. This Is Enthusiastically French notion and the sight
OF reminded what entertaining though rather
grim book uugh be made II somcbo ly would collect all
te good Jokes which Frencbmen have made about the
mil
New-York tribune., 1871-10-21
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Board Of Aldermen.


oFr1C1LLl FRIDAY, Oct. 20, 1917 O'Clock ?. m.
Preseut-Thomas Conan. esq, President and Alder
men Charlock Cuddy, McKieyer, Mitchell ONeili Plum
kit, Schchting, Welch, and Woltman-lO
Minutes Of Oct 10th read and approved.
PETITIONS.
BY the Decentralization OF owners OF property on
Ninety secOndst. between Eghth-aye, and Boulevard,
TO have that portion Of said street graded curbed &c.
Referred 10 the Committee on Public Works.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Alderman WOtman-
RcsOircd, That tw0 gas lamps bo placed and lighted
onposIte Eleventh Ward Savings Bank northeast
Sevcnth-st and Avenue c, under tho direction OF the
Commissioners Of Public Works.
Laid over.
GENERAL ORDERS.
BY Alderman Plunkitt-
Resolution permitting Theodore Rudrre to connect
premises No i43 Eeventh-ave with sewer in Eleventh
ave. Adopted by following vote:
AfRrmativp-The President Alderman Cuddy, Char
lock- McKiever, Mitchell, ONeil, Plunkitt, Schchng,
Wclch and Wotman
MOTIONS.
On motion, the Board adjourned until Monday, 23d
inst at 2 O'Clock p. ID. JOHN HARDY, Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-21
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

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synns ~ &c. S E.Es S3if NJ p a m s' 10 o.ss M
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New-York tribune., 1871-10-21
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
slTURDbY. Der, q.

SATURDAY. Der. H.
Wall, n, Eunope via Liverpool per steamship CITY Of Bru1e,
elols a, m ASuppcmentsrT Mail, Pier No. S N H.
m hsr, deposited in Supplementary Mails must be prepaid with
double postige ~ - ..,tD u,D,.
close az IL N. ,-,,- p.-.,..
MLs for Franco Brest and Hsv per steamship PereFe
close at $50 - - =.
All Mails close At II o'clock The tostohce open from
10 ii o. .u - A.
M, for st. Thom. Argentine Republic and Brazil per steamship
Nerinaei. close Al ! 2. IN.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-21
DEATH FROM A DEFECTIVE ELEVATOR

James ConneIl, employed as foreman in the
Irnercan Tsact society's building 1t Nassau and
was prociptsted from tho fth nOOr 70 the
basement yesterday BY the giving way Of the elevator
He had placed load Of paper the platform ana was
about 10 give the ugna to lower when the ohsn Uoke
sensitie snd died he being removed 70 the Fark HOS
pita Deceased. age IS, was born IN tns e ny, av.tor
SsS 6een for some time past deemed unsafe Coroner
Keanap VIII investigate the matter
New-York tribune., 1871-10-21
PHILADELPHIA CITY FUNDS LOANED WITHOUT
SECURITY.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9O.-The Ledger says
that by the recent failure Of c. T. Yerkes Jr Co.. the
funds Of city in dencit BY 1sooo Ihe assets OF
thA Arm with tbs ocial bonds Of the City Treasurer,
~ ~ "A suuposed secure tho city from lOss The came
arm had funds OF the State Treasury 70 apoS
Ssn 00 which amount also supposed to be seSued Dy
NE iciai bonds of public officials. In both cases the
nnbc funds had been loaned 10 this speculative nrm
ot Seourity for the beneht OF city and state Ocias
and without authority OF law
New-York tribune., 1871-10-21
surcrpE OF A RELIGIOUS MANIAC.

Dennis Foley, an Irish laboreF, who cut bis
throat on Thursday at the breakfast table at bis real
depce No. ss4 west seventeeuths, died yesterday At
BELLEVUE Hospital, He had long been monUuenac on
the subject of religion and had occasionally lsosfeo
under ts Of extreme depression decanng On se S.
rsnoVS 70 the Hospital he tore the eanoages from ns
throat Itneatedy and at length died rom hemofrnSto
New-York tribune., 1871-10-21

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 20.-The following
facts In relation to the pc system have been com
piled from prepared for the report Of the Commits
sioner of Pensions:
The aggregate annual amount Of pensions Of widows
and dependent relatives upon the roll June &c. ls7 was
less than the 2Oth of June 1870 This was owing 70
the essenng Of individual pensions by minors reaching
fhe are of l6 years. There 663 Revolutionary SOL
diers pensoned for services os soldiers Of the MeI
can war; and 9 soldiers Of the war OF the Rebellion
Densoped as nvalids 1t 10 thought that the annual
entures for pensions for otber than the latter class
have nearly reached their maximum and that during
the next ten years they viii gradually and materially
decrease.
The following Ia q correct statement, compiled with
reat care in the Pension Oce Of the total number OF
soldiers servingin the various wars etc., In Whcn the
nation haa engaged since It will appear In the
~ Renainna:
New-York tribune., 1871-10-21
.rn.un1rrr Stock MARKRr-ncr. %.

C. m,ri opcae active; supply srey Of ss week; OF
eoo cattle tha. of last w'ek OF
dm while Of commoa l. ,a'eroG taH rcae
highest realized Gtc; gooI bntchern8
5d5i at die milch cows In moierle aS
msnd receipts about 20 hesti pncs ranged rom $50 10 per Le
supply and Of cd quality; lambs rather scrce
t demand for BOTH moderate sbeep 5di
ard far No change TO note in hog mAEeti
Iaes ,ODO head State a. Il G+Iej Western 505io
New-York tribune., 1871-10-21


CArTLEhe shtmon thcse yards for the week ending
Monday Oct 6 been quite ac Ve ami follows : 81 b
Gsorr packing Kunss, City Mo, lio htad oss Cole d.
Go Is3; ~ Iunter PhsGphL market 7Oi urdry lots, st.
Louis ard Chicago 60 Total 1853 The weight Of one lot Of
0 lot Of % head lO3s b. lot OF 90 he't
cattle been qte dull during the
weei prices remain unchanged from ast weeks report On tie
inst $50 lords Of live stock passed The Kans+s Pab Rail
their various sPpngoas along the hne Ibis CLAIMED
10 exceed any one shpment the history VI the road
New-York tribune., 1871-10-21

Cae-Reoeps sos bead making 92 head or 1 cars RainH 3
ears time last week. market close, d1 aud heavy
decline OF Iic from sales ll] herd Illinois steer. aver.
SrT 23 S At 81 an 800 ohio riSgng from 3 to as m st
60 756 S. l6 % Mcbln averiSg 5 a; g 1Si zJ ra
ranging 100 10 0 r. at ~ 6a Sb 6 Sheep and
Reops head; market closes steady At unchanged s 8I
head Canada Lamb' RANGING from 20 to 81 ID 81 S40st o. hog
lower prices looked 6S7 head at - 7SaS1 Tor helan I"
lgotes
New-York tribune., 1871-10-21

made and unsatisfactory st be eouId not swear that
poison Wa nSt found seyeral medical gentlemen testi-
neu THAT Ruins ymptomA were inconsistent with NOR
phine poison. One or two Of them said tho symptoms
wGro thOse 0l qunine. Mira Ruth will be examined.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-21
THE mEpLrcorr-RUrH POISONING CASE.

ST., LOUIS, Oct. 90.-The prosecution IN inc
Ruth poisoning case at Garnet c'O.ou
a.nsd.v ana the dsfense was opened. The principal
vt,noss was Prof. wormley Of Columbus, Ohio, who
thouSht the analysis Of Rnths snmAAh was eareeSAU
New-York tribune., 1871-10-21
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Hungary boasts of about 500 Journalists in an.

II has IS dAes les weekies, and 50 monthies IN tne
Hungarian tongue. with 10000 subscrbers 10 ds1es o.
y1eeGiIeG and D niOnthes In German with 32oO SUD
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scrisrH and Italian newspapers with 2SOO subscriDeFs
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% tl1hom II man Concern
CORRESPONDING between TAXPAYER
~ aId Hon MICHAEL TpoNEY

CORRESPONDENCE between TAXPAYERS
~ ArA HOa MICHAEL TpONEY.
To * Ken i,.. Meas. rgo.ar No 9.
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PETER klEHL ThrjaT between and FofJGgtn-
H. HUPNAGLB con ncionery corner Py and TLsre
LETTER 0P Mr. TCOAgY.
To es.r. PHAxcIs H. PACE JOHS hOLrE.,
GESTEaES Your letter Of daly received
In reply hare that tie opposition 10 Tanauy Han deem
available candidate for Senator 10 the ghh nsa Is
tc aud place me poTi0lOO shall accept h ,,ae sboo9h de-
perhaps letter ante all elements opposed 70 TannsnT
candidate WHO he selected and Hed the strongest Tor
the success o. will Ee;e corr a. s1pout
To in'eTr2aUEss To p1iOu, 70
First TEa for the last have been eIpOss to
the TEhmauy Ring all Its phaEes Foar Tor
as TIE Of candidate Henry W. Gee and doubtless reserved
the majority votej but by fraud,
cOad II nominated b. Reform party and elected vii oppose
and every for the Of the Tam
Third: eoSder the City Charter h wicked aad
inqnous enenst that npo~d BPoh the people AM ~
eece will for and for enactment
Of charter by which pOpua hgts viii prOltete and oA
rendered strictly accountable for bis acts.
Ipayr and re.,ore CITY
and sts Government 70 administration Of agsb
fLih lam favor COgefl 10
s consider radical charge necessary o the poecn
hiChAEL TCohEY.
MICE YOUNG MENU am forced, by the
~ continqe EXPERIMENT sc Of
socae that sAl 'gt trs REFUSE To
ANSWER letters applications Which through the's
ob;us.e nddnen COIH;ses o. os p ma aIP crecy 70 me-
no A FARMER or CAPITALIST with fTom
frruing Eear Norfolk. good all ss.ry sues
Wishing enlarge PART ER with the above amount 70 join
the TO be used as . WORKING eagit4l
For particulars, address D. DUhVILLB ~
Su1OlI. HsDsemOOd Co, Va.
TED-ENGRAVINGS, or ELECTRO
w TYPES from EDgnUngs iDGsEAtLe Of American s.Oth
E. J. HALE 4 SON Il EurriysG
New-York tribune., 1871-10-21
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MaRKRTs.

BUROPEAN MAHhBIb
2o-ll:30 m.-Conos opened al 30 for
gI n, United Fverueny bonds fs62 si
1885, old gOl; 1875 9lii Ten-PortI sst
PARIs Oct ?0s -Rentes 81 francs 27 cenes.
LvERPool, Oct @iGN H-Cottoa opened quiet bEt STEADY
MdIng Upsnds 9t0L Midding Orleans Ud; sales Of the
week O6 baes-0U Tor and II N0 speuaton stock In
port b.ell 100 AmeTcsn Of the week @ coo bale,
Amefcan actual II GOO bses reeeps VI Wheat
this por1 past three So 900 quaueOVO American
2he huon In the Bank Of France has increased to
! ,l25 100 francs during the week
LONDON, c. Nl0 m-Con'olS for money, 9fi for the ie'
count United Five Twenty bonds 0 for the ssue Of 1852
LIVERPOOL Oct 2o.:2O Cotton Is fs stock of Cotton at
dull Wheat II 10 Genital for Red Winter Corn @ per 9Irer
Anehsn secaH closed! FSTwen bonds 62 i 6's
fsSSkSoar Oct a~United States FrTwsnty bsnd, 90 for the
old issue. ,,,r ,,,,r,- :,
LysKPooI Oct 2O5 mCotton closed d1n Mddipg Uplsnds
eldgii Ndlug Orleans 9iG eaes Of tue day, IOvOO bales
1000 for export and speculation. 49,
LoS DON, Oct 2r-5 D. m.-R,Anel Petroleum l3i.
LoyDoS 20-Eyeang Lnteed Cake, elor5 Common ROn
IOi dlOI6; Pine Ro,in, 20 d23.