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Is. Game called on the eighth inning, on
account of darkness. -
WoRcEsrER, October e.-State constabies
are Selling LIQUOR, A conflict between the
State and federal authorities u Imminent.
WILMINGTON, Del, October 9:-Ines noc5
which many supposed to nave Ie S ~. fsus =
by an earthquake, wal caused oy the ex.
niosion Of two hundred kegs of powder 1T
WAR DsPAk1nsxa,2
ONCE Chief sigInal omcef, I,
Washington. Octoner . 's'..
SYNOPSIS OF TIE PAST ~rwExTY-FoUR HOURS.
The highest barometer was Sunday after.
noon in North Carolina. 1t has moved
middle Atlantic and Gulf States. The area
If the lowest barometer has probably passed
from Nebraska and Dakota to Lake Su-
perior, but NO reports have been received
from beyond Chicago. owing to the fire.
Brisk southwest winds have prevailed on
Lake Michigan; lighter winds on the lower
lakes. Northeast winds with cloudy weather
prevailed during the day on the South At
fantic coast and light rain in Florida. The
temperature has fallen in Missouri, and rain
and snow are reported from Kansas.
PROBABILITIES.
Inc barometer will probably fall more
rapidly on Tuesday in the Middle and East
ern States, with partially cloudy and smoky
weather. Easterly winds with cloudy and
possibly rain on the south Atlantic and
gulf coast. Southwesterly winds with
cloudy weather on the lower lakes. The
cold weather north of Kansas will probably
extend to Lake Michigan. with westerly
winds and possibly light rains.
River l~ntslligesce.
MEMPHIS, October 9.-Weather clear and
pleasant. River falling, with. only four
feet eight inches on Reeves bar. The Dur
fee is aground ON Shoe Fly bar. Passed mp:
Henry Ames.
VIcKsBURG, October 9.-Passed down:
Pargoud at Z p. NJ. Passed up: Colorado
at z p. NJ. Warm and clear. River falling.
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Geaefal Markets.

NEW YORK, October e.-Cotton was firm
and higher. Although the business for
future delivery has beer less active, the
sales for the week reached $1,000 bales, of
which 1880 bales were for future delivery,
and 1880 bales on spot and to arrive. Of
the spot cotton the exporters took about
5000 bales. spinners 600 bales, and specu-
lators 700 bales. Hog products have been
firm, with considerable business for export
quiet and firm for leaf and active for MANN
featured. Naval stores have advanced in
rosins, aud declined in spirits. Petroleum
has been moderately active. without de-
cided change in price. Wool has been ac-
tive at about previous quotations. In other
dom este products we have no marked
changed to advise.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Shot 'and Killed-Riet in Philadelphia
Steamer Lost with all ON Bsard-Demo.
cratic Triumph in Standardization
Bishop Of South Carolina.
RICHMOND, October 9.-Martin Alley shot
aid instantly killed Robert Pettiway, last
evening. The difficulty originated in fam
lily matters, in which Pathways wife is
said to I've concerned. Alley went to Petit.
ways house for satisfaction, where the
quarrel ensued, and Psttiway struck Alley
in the face. The latter then drew his pistol
and fred three times, one shot taking effect
in Pathways heart. Alley has been an
engineer on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road, tor many years. Pettiway was . car
penter.
PHILADELPHIA, October "a riot &C.
Cured Setween whites and blacks. Several
colored rioters were arrested. Shots were
fired and bricks thrown. Several were hurt.
GALVESTON, October 9.-The steamer o..
K. Hall was lost in the storm of the third
instant. All on board were lost except
Otto Lasson, who reached here to-day.
SAVANNAH. October 9.-The municipal
election to-day passed off quietly. The
Democratic ticket, with Colonel J.. Screven
for mayor, is elected by over two thousand
majority.
Bell Whitehouse wa c0nsecrated assistant
bishop of South Carolina. The sermon was
preached by the lord bishop Of Litchfeld.
ST. PAUL, October 9.-The Indians have
made no attempt to stop surveys on the
North Pacific railroad beyond burning the
prairies.
ST.. LOUIS, October e.-The Virgins,
which sank ON Island No. 8 Sunday, was
owned by her captain, Charles @. Shultz,
and insured for S24,000 in Cincinnati and
Pittsburg. Her freight List wa insured for
ATLANTA, October 9.-The fair opening ut
Oglethorpe park on the sixteenth promises
to be . grand success. Entries are being
made by exhibitors from different States
and . very large attendance is expected. It
is probable that several celebrated horses
will compete for the citizens purse Of
twenty-five hundred dollars. 49,
GALyEsTON, October 9.-The steamer o.
4. q was lost on the night of the late
storm. Portions of the steamer are strewn
from Edwards Point four miles north.
NOtkng heard Of crew or p-aesenpers: mi
supposed to be Lost. Watch is lend along
the coast. Seven bodies were fonnd naee
the mouth Of Clear creek, 20 dis6eured that
only two were recognised-Captsin Leclere
and Richard Magic, and the pants Of an. |
other marked ]. II. Crump. 4 boy's bodv /
also 6oo1ed aGhoee. A SWede namedLaseon. |
now In town, claims - have been on boord'' |
and % IS the oily one saved. -
Troy, n. T., October 9.-The Athletics Of !
Philadelphia defeated the Haymakers Of |
this place this afternoon by . score Of Is to
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x

Cengressienal EIections-Partial Returns
from the Second, Third n Foarsh Dis.
tricts.
GALVESTON. October 9.-Thirteen counties
Of the third district heard from give Gid
five counties in the fourth district give Han
cock, Democrat, 1885 majority. Dallas, in
the second district, gives Conner, Democrat,
80 majority.
JEFFERSON, Texas, October 9.-Conner's
majority in Upshur county is SAC, Titus 7&,
Hopkins over 500. Bowie 36l. No other
counties heard from,
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The Vidalis Herald saws:

We see from our California exchanges
that the Hon. John s. Harris and wife are
in San Diego, and the guests Of Mr.. NJ. C.
Kembell. He goes on business connected
with the Texas Pacific railroad of which he
is q director. In response to Q call Of a
large number Of citizens he addressed
them unoficially on the subject Of the great
enterprise.
He assured them there wal not nor had
been any disagreement between the direc-
tory and President Roberts, that oil was
working tremendously, that the purchase
had been made Of the Southern Transcon-
tinental and the Memphis and FL Paso Com
pany,"' and nothing remained to complete
the arrangement but . few trivial details.
That operations would be commenced -
soon as the laws of Texas requiring the
broad gauge to all railroads built in that
State wa 90 changed as to conform to the
narrow gauge determined on by the direct
ors for the Texas Pacific, Of which he was
we'll assured. j -
He will renew the route between Ell Paso
and the Rio Grande and remain until he
has made himself fully familiar with tho
country.
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The Pointe Coupee Echo saws:

notwithstanding the bad weather, a good
many OF o9r best citizens came to tha court
house on Monday in response to the call for
= mass meeting, but ss it was ascertained
that q letter to The president Of the Police
company had been received. living se notice
OF the appointment Of Pro6essor Forshev a.
engineer for the company, accomnanied
with the assurance that work Would hee;n
on q levees in . very few daya. IL ~
thought useless to organize the meetine or
take any further action in the matter At
present. Since the rain Of Mondsv and
Tuesday, the gap at Pointe Coupee 'hss
widened |: great deal BY the caviag Of the
to cav end We will, NO doubt, have severei
other openings in the levee before many
days. ~~.
Planters sheuld keep . watchful eve ON
the levees, and the engineer and president
Of the levee company should be- immedl-
ately informed Of each opening - soon q
it is made. We sincely hope that the
promises Of the company will be sacredly
promptly 3nl6lled.
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IN r
Estate OF GEORGE n. CHlLDERs

OFFICE OF TIE United srArzs NAasrAI,,
District Of Louisiana,
New Orleans, October 5, l87l.)
NyH1S Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
L eighth day of September, Al ISL, warrant in
bankruptcy was issued against the estate Of George
Henry Lhilders, Individually and ~ . member of
Hi. in ths parish Of De soto md state Of
Louisiana. w.do has been adjudsed . bank.
rupt on his own petition; that the payment
erty Belonging to o.ch bankrupt, 70 him Or for hds
use, and the transfer Of any property BY him, are
n soESi Ssn1 5y iax; that : % nee 1sH q IN: .nd cf Re Of
ono OF more ssssisRees az \ . eseate, win b held n
: Court Of Bsnk1aptcy, to = hesdsa = new Or.
KELLOGG, ~reSistsr. on the n vnty.1fse az Of No.
vembsr, 4 p. 1871. at nihe os. 'eek
ocs n02I
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q. s. MARSHAL'N SALES.

Bisley Brothers vs.. Steamer welceme.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
Il District Of Louisiana. No. 9737.>By virtue
Sof q writ of venditioui expouAs to mo directed in
highest bidder, on TUESDAY, October 10, 1871. at
twelve O'clock. NJ, at the entrance to the Custom.
house, on Canal street, between Old Levee ard
Peters streets
The steamer WELCOME. her tackle, etc.
at the time Of adjudication.
twenty-6fth day Of September, 1871.
60 6. B. PACKARD,
se26 % 80 0c7 10 United States MAEskAL
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hoGsheeA poles oaeo4s Tor Mteshead stsves; 80
III Tor barrel slaves.
DALln0 TWrx4>S<ls ct is1e0c p b.
81 1S@eP = =
10 now on the way hero Il ID quoted
- 81 3s0l = buAhsi for cheice Western.
aEe not estAhnshed prices.
COTTON SEkD-fbe supplies ere eelling readily
ct 95 2 ton, sacke returned and gig With the
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OOMMEROIAE

MOxpAy 1vnxrxe. October 9. 1871.
COTTON-The sales to-day embrsced 400 bales,
mos. mostly =, t.Ssc ey IN snr go. euy sas;s e 20 air ,.resa..r pc.
accordingly, and give also the Exchange figures,
which arc for even running Of its typaL While ours
strict:
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Tho editor who indited the above. N.
p!!emoly Ei6ioulooD oantnnoe either takea
b. readers TO b Ill fools or he 4 ono him
acknowledgements CNief.
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NORMAL SCHOOL,
+ CORNER CAMP AND RACE STREETS.
Near Coliseum Place,
New Orleans, L0uisiana.

This institution has now. been in succesaful eper.,
alton for two years, and the first term Of the
1a \ October :, fs'l, and closes Decenbsf;
q p ts.; de.,r,,, to e,t.- n. 49,, -,
apply, during the week preceding tho openins oi
the term, to the Dtrectors, who will Is at the
building during that time nom nine O'Clock, 4. n,
MISS A. COlT, under whose efficient man.
agssment the institution has thus far succeeded,
ranged to have associated With her. the CoSine
yea, other experienced teachers.
The building has = beahtifal and central loca.
the term opens win have sood sccoSmsoidst,ons sSp
QAs hHadre9 en9 nfty students. -""~ v
Tuition &ee. Incidental fee. 81 per month.
- . re- J. C. HARTZRLL.
eoI3 1t for Executive COMMITTEE.
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oSee1e13Aup % may. H2WInOTue' 1O1 Aou1aAO0 ~
sssa.ahip Austin. Ratbe.mp, for Galveston
sssa,nst.e HARLAN: Lewis, fr Gs!ye,ton -sys
Schooner Elizabeth, Trott, for Mobile
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Emily B Soudef, Burdick, from New
9erk. Soth ul.;nO, 70 LudVigsoa-3d
Steamship s. Louis, whitehead. from New York
aoth slt; = 4 Aeuison-ad district >,
s''s e I w 1ssss ! a4ae,o--1isier a.o~ '4-'a''' o''
York. e rhorndike, Norton &co-sa distx!ct
dike, He.tsh 1ce-lst distrtct Is
British brig aope, Monterola. Y days from Havana,
Byitssa schooner Constsrcs. wood. 10 Aeys nom
UtillA, to < Morgan kco-sd dissTict p T d..
TowD0ATs. f. 2
Ocean. Williams. from the Passes-Went down
-NSht-Bro0Sht up ship George hufiout md sr1s
STEAMBOATS,.
Robert 3 Lee. Cannon. from vicksburg.
Bart Able, Baranco. from Walls Landing.
Bradish Johnson, Rsdov1ch: IRON Lover Coast
Henry Teta. Da!feres. from Donaldsonville
Frances. Hopkins, from Mobile. ..
ARRIVED SUNDAY.
. Go arrivals nom sea.)
sTxAaDoA1s.
Oceaaus. Carson. from st Louis. %.
F1avilla. Scoveu, from Shreveport.
TreatOn, Israel, from Shreveport. .
Tahleqsah. Splans, from Washington.
AaEy. Carroll. fton NOZZLE,
Alice. Porter. from Amite river.
BELOW ooT1e UP. =
Ship Alexander. TaEbox, ffom Cardiff, Wales. Aug
8, % Lowell L Bailey 3
BH1ow--wAITIIe ORDERS.
Bark Brother, Kidder. 81 days from Tabasco, to
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ARRIVED
Go arrivals rom sea.)


- A#A - - EH. -+Fa4 II 70
EFFORTS.
NDiAxOLA VIA MISUNDERSTANDING St
MaEy-for Lndianola-lO0 bbls nouf 10 bbls whisky
100 bzs scad:ss 900 pkss mdse 50 cases white lead
For oalvesten-2oOo bbls dour 30 bbls whisky 100
GALvRSrON-steamslip Har!an-l4oo bbs nour
IS hhd sasar 500 * corn 800 sks oats 100 cks bs
GAIv1sfoN-sseamsh:p A~ustis-sooo bb.s neur
hay - tca hams 500 bxs bitters. Is bags coffee 500
~ ssc, ~ Elix,5eth-1,o ton, coal
NEW YORx-steamship Emily B S~ouder-Asstd
NEW YORK-steAmship st L~ouis-Asstd mdse
UTHLLA-tchooner Constance-as,5 $50 p~lantains
SO bsnohes bananas 1900 cocoanuts
Aoot3@oesames Frances-iss bales cotton and
XoBHsLsseamsr Xary-sss balea cotton 2 bbis
tu1psnrns 20 bales donestics 5 bbls molasses IL
bags coffee and suodries ,
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
JACKSONS P~OlNT-Steamer Wade Hampton
30 bales cotton so ska cotton seed 81 sks ssod cot
Walls LANDlSG-stsamer Bart Ab,e-5 bales
cotton , hhds sugar 81 bbh molasses. ls.eCo slaves
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Henry rste-A
sks nee 5 bales NOES and snndriee
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Robert E Lee-2SS bales
eOsVO9 ~ OsUVo ~ wv ~0
LOWER COASr-Steamer Bradish Johnson
Is hhds new sugar p bbis mol2sses and 0undries
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.
Observation-Disclosures Tahleqdah-s3 bales of
cotton l9S head cattle and sundfieS
LOWHR COAST-Steamer Aafcella-S88 SKIS rice
s. bbls rice Andssundries
r ~LOU1S-Steamer Oceanus-SunAry produce
Observation-Disclosures TrensOn-l68 bales cot
tan SO head cattle and snndries
SHREvPORT-Stea,ner Fiavilla-1a3 bales cotton
ANTE RvER-Sseamer Alice-so cords wood l
bale cotton Is sks seed cotton 5000 feet lumber
and sundries
u "a
ERw ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT No7-9-
12A RAILROAD. October 9-9:2 bales cotton and
1o2aHTs IiousrAyA AND TEXAS RAItRoAp,
October ga bbls moiasses PIG SKIS rice l Dbl sugar
MEMORANDA.
The ship Lawrence Brown, before reported sold,
was purchased By . Boston house, and will here
after hail from that port. She viii proceed to Mas
sau to load the cargo of the wrecked bark Sitka,
from New Orleans. and proceed With it to Havre.
September Is, lat 80 IS. long "A OF, brig Meirose'
Griggs, from Boston for Galveston.
No date, lat g, long q. British ship New Lampedo,
Bass. from Liverpool. September ,, for New Orleans
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u s} 's'i ',sSSTEAllSHIPS. $40
FOE PHILADELPHIA. VIA HAVANA.
70 SAL on wEpsEsD AH, ostober II. It ?. n
80 The Ftns Al seea@hi1
~ ID JuNlATA.
- Hox1s. Commander.
For fF''shs or p'';eff :H1iY csssssvr. Agent,
res Corner caroudelet nd Gravter stresta
EoR NV YoRK-
xIAoaAITs ST1AxsHIP LIZA
conpsistng The arsss,aas sesanahtys
gea4sssscs9x1S.r crrr..:."..osps.ea llue 3 ossvsl!
~ IMixDi::::::assss;a =: ssspsse
% TT :S:Pssia e 4. 4. Quiet.
AAnLY d .capeaan B. ]. Dnrdick-
sAnua FROM INV YoRk Ex1aY SATURDAY.
- FOB sEw YoHx onsc1-fas
81 E-.....ai' --'...z !
~ rRN1LY b. s0VDRR. a-E d
Z. I. Bu1DIGK. Commander.
WIN hsvs her wharf. toos e Jsastsoa sessss O.
sATulDAx. October II, ct S 2. \. a
These steansess have npsssse asosamoaaHaas
u CABIN 5000. 4
(, .1ais=s e isains :i%sA tase19h % u!sepeel, eles.
Iow, 1reusn and Hamhars. fareogh aeksss r..
dfet@elAee and storage p6sosagen Me Nvsrpool
$3.50. saiang dom Ssw Ysek svs1y We1sesday
-'''i ~ 81; 4. s5SSD .:D.: T..
Thu atAamsh,p WESTERLY METROPOLIS win
eolscw, isas,ax ~ SAxU1DAY. October 81. ct
&C., - .-- - ocS'
Nsrth Gersaa Lloyd.
STEAM BETWEEN BREGRx AND NEW or
LEANs VIA HAvRz, SOUTHAMPTON ANb
HAVANA.
/: - The s~tesasAips Of de Nerth
&4#cG German Lloyd WI resume then
From Bremen. Prom Sew Orleana
fS4skiURT:: ;essosaee :: ,s Sssssss; 4:
NV YORK;. November 4 December Is.
.Ssos3Ssr 3. i T.saasgy Il 10.
Touching Outward 1t Hsvss md Havaaa. and on
Their hone trip at Havsss and southamptau. to
land aod receive passeaasss and freight. ~ p
Later days ef departure win b sdvertised here
PRICE OF PASSAGE g.
From Bremen, southanpssa q Havre to Havana
or New 0slsaAng
gold. ~
- gold.
From New OrleanA OF Hsvsea e northampton
cABM! ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gold. af
STE41AGE..:..............." IS gold.
From New Oriesus to Havana:
currency.
STK8RAGk................. 20 currency.
Passage tickets from bremen. Southampton or
Havre to New Orleans iasusd by the undersigned.
For further particulars apply to
BID. ,. sTOCKxBY8R + CO., Agents.
!szN Union sssees.
TUE CROMWELL LINZ.
For New Yerk Direct.
This Line IL composed Of tho oteamsh1ps
: saEoRaR wAsafSGTOg. ~ C0aT8A
a1ORGR CROMWELL al ST LOCyA
@ To stsanship
A ST. LOUIS,
WHITEHEAD, Commander
SUNDAY, October Is. 1t 8 4. II.
VIZ leave her war;. foot oe Toulouse s:sset, y
shove.
Freight fos liverpool, Bremen and Hav1e tak1e
BY this line, end through bills u lad;ag g..su ~
ths came. 1os fsiss. or passage Apply to
tgtE ALFRED kOULTOx,
au2a No. u Carende3et ssveAE
nm mi
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BANKS AND BANKING

BANKS n BANKING
METROPOLITAN LOAN, SAYINGS
AND
PLEDGE BANK. -.
ia =. Isl, Charles s1rees........11A
49, FL -, GEORGE H. BRAUGHNs sPsessdsa&
DIR. J. wENz, Vice Prssideut ~
1. p. vAxzoRS, Cashier. ~
+ George H. Brsughn. Do a. Hero,Jr., 1.hi
: DR. o. Apfoux, J. Haasiagsr.
+, LIT. Delassize, nr41 g ThsDas lsabsRes.
. Dr.. ". q. Hire, L. v. b. Psmberton'o
l, d.. J. wenA ,lat 4 ~
This Rank vii make liberal sdyasces Sor thirty
i Sd of' III I Kind. Tortsissd. Sisdsss 1a0FN
1i Isp q 3 ss q any se saass ana ars ap~.ra yin = .tsasa,
on which interest Of six per cent utA.
SPECIAL RATKS FOnANOUUTS 1xCB1DU0 o.
h tfG HUNDRED z D e. s9.
WnR FRERDnlAMps SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY.
A National savisss. Dash. ,
CHARTERED BIZ rBE. oovRRyMESr1 o. TN
$500
..,r+rv +
- ~
So PrADoapo1 00o02 tgA = =
WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF cOLCA1lA.
J. v. ALvoRD, Precedent D. L HATok. Assaaas
At-st .ne rvw nprRANH nRANCH 1874" 3.
i14... ... CarsndeIss ssEsss....:......111
~ j New Orleans, Louisiana: 81 =
~ -- ~4a-s - .lALx
Deposits Of any amount received. All eeeO010
strictly private and ~oonaA:ntial W spse11e&
pAvabte on demand With interest 0uo: SAA ~
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HIGH 81

MILITARY HIGH SCHOOL,
lSS RACE STRKT, head Of Coliseum Place.
7. u. EdWarae 6amuel II. lewis,
WIN prepare pupils 70 enAee the loaidana OtaAs
univeratty,. Or eny other College in America a
Commercial ard Primary Dep6xtment ottoohe6
Military discipline, With daily dEtu.
0seohan's, - Canpstreet nm ~
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C%ONSTABLES' SALES.

OVUO xAO10O
| Daniel McDavitt ~. b. ]. Berkery-
Second Justice Court for the parish Of Orleans,
DY vIRTUB OF A WRIT OF FIRRI FACIAs
ID to me directed by the Hon. ". L. Evans, Second
Justice Of the Peace in and for the parish Of
Orleans. l viii proceed to sell ct public auction, ON
THURSDAY, October l9, 1871, 1t twelve o'clock n,
at No. III Bolivar street, between Perdido and
one LOT Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and
effects. y
seized in the above cause, ~ per inventory on
T~erns-Cash on the spot.
ocs IA 10 4. J. DAvERN Constable.
Peter Dusso W. Mrs. S~weader-Fifth Js,.
tee Court for the parish Of Orleans, Right
DY viRTUR OF A WRIT OF F1xR1 rAc1As., TO
Justice Of the Peace in and for the psrish Of Or.
leans. | VIII proceed to cell st public auction, on
SATURDAY, October "A, 1871, at twelve o'clccK
NJ, ct my warerooms, en- Patterson street, Opposite
% Ssk sl11 o T's 81 a sa5si aea1,i YkCmsxrruRz.
on file in my Office.
on the spot. -.I
d. ". FARROw.
ocs sl4+ Constable iifth Justice Court, Ji
r. Reid ". George Reid-First Jaseice
pff ' %isr 81 ~ 81 I Pa WIT q % SH s : ~ SsG RI; r.
- me directed BY the Hon. b. n. Dibble,
1irst Justice Of the Peace In and for the parish Of
Orieena, l win proceed to eel ct public auction. Ct
ny warehouse, No. 1879 Julia street, on MONDAY,
oe oss L 81 81 81 a e. 5ss1ss Gs'f sahs Mr.
Seized 10 the above entitled suit, - per iuver.
tory on hle In my Office.
Terms--.Cash on the spot.
ocs 10 IS DANIEL CROWLEY, Constable.
L
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NOLU0iBlAN COLLEGE.
WASHINGTON, D. G,

The PREPARATORY D~RPARTxENr a. hi. co,.
lego opene September IL, 1871. w.
= Tho COLLK0lATR DEPARTMENT. Sentemher %.
Inc Ta1OLOGICA1 DEPARTNKNT. tctober I. /.
rne 4tD!CAt DkPARTARMT, October 1
The Law DEPARTMENT. October ii. t
Young men wishing to enter either Of the ID.
partnents should b present At The commencs.
nent Of the tern. 500
-L.c c. wEiG1xG, President
= For further information inouire Of ".
Secretary and Jreas8rer. ~ I'M
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MACHINERY.

ARMSTRON0'S 81 fr..- .a.
FOUNDRY AID BOILER MANuFACTOaY,
H.. Cssper Of 1rato and New Levee streets.
.r ,,- NEW ORLEANS, La.
". J. J. A~RxsTRON0, MANAGE.
1onu4nctufef Of Vertical aud HorisontAl Steam
Engines, Sugar Mill, Drainine Machines, Ssv
Aitls Cotton Screws and Gearing, Iron Columns
ana Fronts Of 1uildines. 1urnAce Mouths, 0raee
9ars, Bone Black, 1evivi1exs, Gas Retorts, RailroaA
Frogs, etc; Low Pressure, Locomotive Nue aDA
Cylnder Boilers ~ ~ kin. yltsra, Juice Boxes
end Claxidap. etc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-10

The figures for all below strict good ordinary and
for al above middling are nominal. Strict good OF.
binary sold at AXE, low middIing q lsk, fst and
Of l9c was refused for .~midd.inS, held at l9kc. I
Prices were depressed BY the ~tightness Of the
money market. - well ~ by the decline at Liver
pool and New YOsk.. n ff~tF
The Exchange reports: FACTORS selling freely"
and re6ucAa fra 0uOfAfi0na 4c
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-10

WILLIAM PHILLIPS, UNION STA.
" bles, No. lSe Caniope, near St.. Charles street,
and Pam " carriages, such aAhaeka, hrettes, phas-
tons, buggies. ete., for the uD6 Of the public, and
1t fAteo to eorTeape0d With the strineency OF the
times. Al hacking done below tariff rafea. or.
9ers ~ Wedding, balls. picuics. races, etc, will
% ATTENDED - y - to guarantee satisfaetion.
nee having thefr own hoRoeo.F jel6 1y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-10
EDUCATIONAL,
pAss CHRISTIAN COLLEGE.

This institution will enter upon its, sixth aced
emis session on MONDAY, October 2, is.l. For par.
~nieations may be sddressed tothe president Of FL
Christian College, Mississippi. All arrsnsements
can Pc made at the ONCE Of James Timony, the
agent % the college, No. 6 Davidson court; st y,
Mhee!ehan's store. No. l19 Common street, Or at g.
Aary'sConege, Foucher street, New Orleans, Lo1id.
ana BROTHER EDWARD,
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d in America or elsewhere.
SEVEN DIPLOMAS awarded at the Louisiana
State Faif, 1870. st 80.
THREE DIPLOMAS awarded 1t the late rexas
State Fair; 1871.
I wish to inform tho public that ny patent truss,
- well - my late patent abdominal supporter, hae
no equsl, and both Instruments have no Syringe,
back pads or the horrible straps Of ZONE familiar
Practical mechanical experiences Of over thirty
years wtll f1lly Justify me IN soliciting your patrop-
age. A trial win convince yon that humbug 10 out
done. H SplLLNANE
No. SO Baronne street, between Perdid0 and Union,
new orleans. Au3 3mo