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LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

At a meeting of the American Institute Club,
last evening" the fee raised from IS to slO
and the monthly dues from So to s..
O'DOnovan Rossa, Doctor Power, John Null
lady and Others addressed largely attended meeting
OF the Irish Confederation" at night, at No. III
Avenue A.
Mrs. Lizzie B. Pollock will give Public
Reading at Cooper Institute Monday evening next.
We believe she has the ability to render it instructive
and entertaining.
Miss Elizabeth Handy principal of the c. p.
Grammar School, West Philadelphia will deliver this
evening an address The Struggle at the Bridgest
African M. L. Church. Myrtle-aye, Brooklyn. The
proceeds viii he the benefit OF the Brooklyn Howard
JOOred orphan Asylum.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

AstOr HOuse-The Hon. James NJ. Ashley of
Ohio, Asa Packer of PennsylyaniS. Commander English,
u S. Navy, and j.. Il. Morgan OF Aurora, N. Y. - 81.
Nicholas ilotel-Gen. John C. Fremont OF Tarrytown,
NJ Y, Niles G.. Parker, State Treasurer of South Caro-.
lima J. II. Ramsey OF Albany. Judge T. w Barley Of
washington, and II. A. Tden OF New-Lebanon ====
Hoffman HOusc-Deputy Attorney General Hammond,
AIbluy == Albcmarle HOel-GeOrge Peabody Rms
sell of salem Mass. = Coleman H0use-PrOf. II. Van
Igen of Poughkeepsie. - New-Iork H0te-Coi:
Ti9mas & F,onrnOy OF Virginia. 49, Grand Central
Uotci-Cen M G.. Hutler and Gen. NJ W. Gary OF North
Clroliua Judge Solomon OF South Carolina, Gen. !;
MnuterO and Cen. Il. RenayiCs Of Peru. == BeYCOrt
ousc-Tho Count Nagcuard of France, capt COOK OF
steamship Russia. and y. f. BoTos 81 sIrnghe1' Mass
ander ueuder.op OF Scotland, Nathaniel Paige OF wash
iupton aud Lieut. C. r. Lucas OF the British Army.
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OHIO.
OHIO.
~ CpA Nris ATE MEsSAGE INDORsED.

GEN. GRANTS LATE MESSAGE NDoRsED.
COLUMBUS, April G.-In the House, yester-
day. resolution ndorsing President Grants sanio DO
mngo policy was taken mp and substitute adop'' by
party vot declaring that "in regard to the ek sion
~ our borders ard the acquisition of territory rs u ns
every her measure OF pubc concern, We ind0rse ns
sonud political wisdom the principles embodied IN me
declaration President Grant, that no lOhoJ hhOuld DO
enforced ag iilst tnc viii oil tnc people
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# has been asceltained that up to the end

II has been asceltained that up to the end
of 1870 fine book sellers OF Germany and Switzerland and
other benevolent persons, have FURNISHED tle Genan
t,rv bn.p,flls WITH CUCo1 VOLUMES ~ light reading
mn ter per.deils, md maps. Iuring the slese Of MetL
7J 80 hooks were sent 10 tho investing army
Carriers addresses generally belong to the
literature that does not live beyond the day Of its publ
tlon. but that of THE Ner- Yorker stats Zeng, for
,7t ,v reurinfed on iis arrival IN Germany by Leip-
iourunl aud has, ever .ucc then, been gpiug tho
rnnid of the press Of Germany ls great popularity was
nartl, owing ~ It's foIe4sle Al..ls!v1A ~ the wax
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07
LATEST SNIP NEWS.
IIor other Ship Nelrs see Fi(ih Poge.'
AnnINgn

6nmhp George Upton Rolers Richmond Cir Point and Nor
fol-. with mdse and piss 70 Wsshu ugion & Co.
Steamship James Adge Lockwood CLaLston s C., April g. VITA
mdse. and pass 10 ~. K Morgan & Co
Schr ConyO ( kOcn FrcucA Careuss 70 daG with mosses
10 3d. PEREZ Ousr1o vessel 10 H. r. BrOgn Had rough hers
split sails and camel boon has been gdas aiiorss
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CnARLRTON & C.. April 6S.li steamship Georgis fr Ne-.
York steamp Fall River for PHILADELPHIA steamship Qunn for
Columbia for Amsieriam srh L. Dauucues
Pmalch schr W b. Mann for Richmond, Va sch Psher
Providence; scbr Alfred Ke To- soleu po A. T. VIII
r Geogefown s. g. schr MAY Day, for ae sle se IN
McAda, Go)rseiosH, C. sbG d. L. STkeS for Wi.gton'
n c.
sAvANvAn April CCarsd steamship H. Hvugsioa for N vlorh
sesmshp America for Bamoe b- Onenta for Dos,ou bl Oa
MaTd for LireTpoOL
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07
ASSEMBLY.

Bills were passed-Making an appropriation
TO remove distractions from Chauauqua Lake and out
let amending the act providing for further supply OF
pure and wholesome water to the City OF New-fork; [;
authorizing the Rondout and Oswego Railroad Com
many to extend their route amending the act to ac
tate the construction of the Schoharie Valley Railroad
regulating action against sheT amending the act es
tashng the office Of Receiver of Taxes III the town or
Westchester; authorizing School District No 3 Castle
school-house. c.
The Long Island Bridge hill was reported by the Con-
ference Committee cxemptng Queens County from any
expense The report agreed 10, and the pm passed.
Mr. Frear introduced bill for the care OF vaSrants IN
New-YOTk CITY. Recess. 80,
In the Evening Session the Yonkers water blll was
passed. also bill TO reduce the head nOIey received
iron eInigrants arriving at New-YOrk City.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07
NEW-YORK.
rowN rIrcrInNs-srrroLN corNrY.

TOWN ELECTION3-sUTFOLK COUNTY.
East Hampton elects the entire Republican
tlcket-SupcrylsOr, Samuel Posbam; Clerk, John Z.
Hedges; Justice H. H. Hutbil Assessor, j. III. Barnes;
Collector, :. b. FlCr.
In sOuhOld Franklin II. Ovcrton, Rep is elected SUI
pcrvisOr the Hon. H. A. Reeves, eXCOngrcssman,
by mai. out OF 1910 The vote is the largest ever
pOed In tho town. ii. Wells, Rep, elected Collector
by majority.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07
RHODE ISLAND.
pAnELEnRp'S MAJORITY BIZ.

PROVIDENCE, X. l., April G.-The complete
returns OF the State election give Padelord HepJ Tor
Goyernar, $50; stecre Dem), 655. Republican ma
jority, 3,i74.
The Senate stands 2G Republicans to Democrats ana
10 choice The House stands 81 Republicans To -
Democrats, and no choice.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07
UE4THER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
wAsHINGIoN, ID. C.. April 6, l5il-l:3O p. IN.
Synopsis FOR The pass hcentgfour hours. .,
The rainy and threatening weather prevail
ing Wednesday night on the Lakes was Glsspated WIN
ght rairs during the night and followed by brsk north
west winds and clearing up weather.. Gear Wcather
with occasional cloudiness Las prevailed today east OF
the Mississippi The temperature has risen very rapidly
st sayeral points but least in the Eastern States
Tine rains on the Pacific Coast have ceased, ana brsk
southwest winds prevail there, with clear weather
Tie pressure has uctuated slightly over the country,
with tendency 10 increase In tho northern haii, ana
TO diminish IN the southern hall
Probabilities.
There are no certain indications OF any Important
change in the weather for tomorrow An area oi IO"
pressure seems To he forming In the northwest
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07
MISSOURI.
MISSUUKI.
ST. IOIrIa NI,NIcIpAL ELECTION.

ST. LOUIS MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
Sr. LOUIS, April 6.-The official majority for
Capt. Brown. who elected Mayor on Friday Is 2o'
The majority for T. ". Matthias (DemD, for County
Treasurer IS 5Oc5. The proposition for the county 10
subscribe OOoOoO to the St. Louis and Fort Scott Rail
road defeated by o vote Of IY62. TIE City Council
Is tie. Mr.. Stusse (Dom in tho Third Ward VIII con
test tho seat OF Mr.. AmelIng whose majority 10 ony
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07

The Eighteenth Ward Invnciblc Club of
Brooklyn has resolved itself into Ward Grant Club,
with Henry Dawson ir. resident and Theodore Rudd,
Corresponding Secretary.
The With Assembly District Republican AS
socation evening unanimously adopted resolution
indorsne the appointment Of the Hon. VIM. A. Darling
as Appraiser aud OF the Hon. A. H. LIhiu as Naval
Onirrr OK the Port OF NeW-lOrk
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A PLEA FOR SOME OF THE NINE ABsENTEEs.

PLEA FOR SOME OF IHE NINE hboLNILLo'
To me Edftor Of The Tribune.
SIR: / observe that you have placed the
Hon. D. L. Fisk Of Madison, III your list Of delnqucnts
on Thursday evening last. As Mr. Fisks seat happens
to be near mine, became aware Of the facts fuy eX
onerating him from all blame.
Some changes made by Mr.. Moses s. Beach In the ven
tiaton Of this Chamber have occasoned drafts Of air
and Mr. Fisk who is OF the most regular members In
his seat took a severe cold which settled on his lungs
and greatly enfeebed him. He had been under care or
physician of this city. but in the day time never inter
mted his attendance. II was not the intention OF the
leaders of the House TO call up the Erie Reports that
night. But about o o'clock number Of bills having
been read and absences asceraned change OF purpose
took place; the reports were taken up and rushed
through quickly possible to prevent absent mem
ers from coming in enough to arrest the results de-
sired Mr. Fisk, owing TO the state OF his hcaitn ana
under counsel Of his medical adviser had remained at
his room. lie D the House the next day, but was
very feeble am certain that the messenger TO look
I'D the absenees had called for him. he would have been
present to vote and would have voted for the minority
report His integrity has never been impugned or sus-
pected here and he is very careful, industrious man,
who always attends his business diligently. do not
for a moment suppose that any unfairness was In
tended and am aware that intentional absence is as
bad as doing actual wrong, and, at the same tme
cowardly
Mr. Sage of Oswego also sick. Three others had
gone to the theater Mr.. Shepardson, alter being as
sred that the reports would not be called up ad left
the city for day. OF the Others know nothing They
must be judged by the 1cay they generally cote
Yours truly, A. W.
~. DLo,. Ier JIUU Auril q.
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THE NEW.JERsEY LEGISLATURE.

TIE INCIDENTAL BILL DEfEATED-IHL ,ChOoL
puJ prCouFs A LAw-sCIIOoL BOYS SPORT
FINAL ADJOURNMENT.
TRENTON, April G--Both Houses OF the Leg
slutre adjourned at to-day. Tie Senate passed.
over tie GovtTrOis veto. tie bi giving the riparian
income 10 tie state hool Fund. Tic hill is now law
IN tc House. The principal event OF the DAY was the
failure Of Ito Incidental lin Tic Senate refused TO con-
eur unless hc oms stricken cut by tie HOUSE were re-
stored and q Committee of Conference was appointed,
Lat in vain Tho eIoslng hours were marked By scenes Of
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07
POLITICAL.
CONNECTICUT ELECTION.

LATEST RETURNs-NO GOVERNOR CHOSEN-THb
REST OF THE REPUBLICAN TICKET ELECIED'
HARTFORD, April 6.-The election returns at
The Corant Office, which have been carefully reVi'eu
and footed up show that Englishs plurality for Gov
ernor ia only H. In these returns the scattering votes
arc not given but there Is little doubt that there are
enough of them to throw the election into the LegiS
ture The official Of the votes VIII not he made
for two weeks. Tie CoWnnfS returns also show that
all the other Tepubcan State officers arc elected by The
people, by handsome majorites. as follows:
Morris Tyler, Ueutenant-Goyernor, by Sc6 maloriiy
Hiram Appelman, Secretary OF State, by $50 majority
David p Nichols Treasurer, by 339 majority; Joseph NJ
Manning Controller ny 93i majority. The complete re-
turns show that thoTe is Republican majority OF 20 ON
Joint ballot in the Legislature in the Senate ana ~ IN
House. The House stands 100 RepuDncals 10 w Doo
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great disorder all sorts Of missiles being hurled at mem
bers and school boys froc generally indulged in. No
Senate bills failed 10 be acted upon. but aDoutoo House
bills wont over, owing to want OF time.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07
HOME NEWS.


THB WEATHER
hgv Yory. Honr. rhsr. Bar Hour Tner. Ds, Wfrf
April 6....1 80 2onS.w. Aphl6 90 50o 9L0s
D $40 30ssw ii ts' S001 az
REHARKs.-Apr 6. lS70-ThermOmetor at a. W., So
3 p IN. 45o; II D. m, 4Oo.
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HAPs AND AIIsHAP5.

sentenc,, will probably be conmuted 10 imprsonmen
for life He Is only 20 years old.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07
POLITICAL NOTES.

A special dispatch from Madison, Wis, says
that tie m est returns from the Judicial election seem 10
indicate that Judge Lyons's majority reaches 10000
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07
DIED.

Wedding end Visiting Cards, Initial ssmIius Note Psosr
Wa ETEaDELLs Sons lO FUiTON Old DUTcH ChvKch
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07

rinne loses his Position, but h'NIocA PVDDSG oo-inaes
"frst aud best" Ash youf grocer for AANijcA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-29

5f3x'ss.L
demand. and p.ices have,advanced lcv ID. We
now quote l9G19'.c for all weights.
TOBACCO-Orders can not be filed owing to
scant supplies, aud only hhds good have been
sold in the past few days at lie y ID; We quote
lngs 103c; low leaf sake; medium 9a9Asc; good
9ls q l01ac; fine and selections Il0l3c NJ
WOOL-The demand has fallen OF at the North,
and in consequence buyers here have retired. Lake
can improved 30O35c; bury 20025c y 10
doing on account of the low stage Of water in the
= b. as in quality and packing.
at al2 p ton, sacks returned. and $l6 with the
sacks. The supply is not equal to the demand.
COTTON SEED OIL CAKE-COmmands $3.50 p
ton readily.
LARD Oils in fair demand with light stock.
1t commands 75a Doc y gallon
COFFEE-The market is steady, with good
local demand, and stock in inst hands of 5000
bags. We quote pine 49,. roc; good 1874 1l9ac
fair 49,, dl83. c = Is.
COOPERAGE-Sugar hOgsAeais are dull at f4 Is
al 50 each. and molasses barrels IN limited de-
mand at 81 20 = Dbl and half barrels at s 239 49,
Green poles scarce. Barrel poles command $50
y lO00 hngshead poles 5ioa5o + 1000 Barrel slaves
$50. HOgshead slaves $45a50 p 1900.
FRElGHTS-The offerings for foreign ports are
quite liberal. and there is a good supply OF room
the berth. Ceastwise the movement Is only
moderate The rates for cotton by steam for Liver
pool are IL l6d New York ac; Philadelphia &c; Bos
ton via New York &c Bremen End Hamburg ssd
by sail tor Liverpool 1872 9lod Havre &C; Bremen
Ike: Boston sac.
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Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, November o. Evening Cot.
ton market dull; sales 253l bales; uplands
l9c; Orleans 1890. Futures easier: sales
today 5000 bales, on the basis of low mid
ding, as follows: November, 1895, IS 9.l6c;
December, Is 9-l6, 1850; January, 1885,,
10 3-l6, l9lsc; April, 1885. 10 SIG, l9lec.
Flour dull and declining; common to fair
extra S. 7007 80: good to choice s. 81 q
925. Whisky active at 94i2 O95c Wheat
unsettled: winter "a Sc lower: winter red
Western 81 5S0l 60. Corn closed tir,ner.
but active at ILL a7ec. Rice firm Pork
trmer at $l3 l3 %. Lard closed dull; liet-
tie rendered FAC. Naval stores dull. Tai
low steady. Freights quiet.
Coffee firmer. Sugar dull; fair to good
refining ga d95sc. MoIasses dull New Or
leans 80 a 53c. Rice firm, oa a Sc. Freights
per sail, wheat Cd; per steam, cotton IS a
lied; grain S1a a9i.
CINCINNATI, November 2S-Cotton in fair
demand, but at lower rates; low middlin =
EAc. Flour quiet and unchanged; family,
So 60a6 90. Wheat steady; demand mod
crate at 81 420l IS. Corn: demand fair
and market firm at "A a 45c. Oats steady
and in fair demand at 3504oc. Pork: de-
mand light but holders firm: old $40 so:
new SIG IS. Lard firm; steam rendered
Sac; kettle rendered Sac. Bacon in light
demand. but holders firm; new shoulders
&c: clear rib sides 7l.c; clear sides, old.
7lac. Whisky in good demand at tuli
prices, SOC.
ST. LOUIS, November 2S.-Cotton mar
ket firm; low nliddling lSc. Flour firm, but
advanced; freights check business
somewhat; super6ne winter S. $50 S 65 :;
extra winter $606 10: double extra winter
So 2506 65. Wheat: lower grades ad-
vanced; No. red 81 4s; No. . red win
ter 81 SO. Corn: demand fair and market
firm; No 2 mixed in ELEVATOR AZ a 46lec;
mixed on the track 44c. Oats firm, but
slow; No. in elevator 371ac; mixed in
sacks 42c. Whisky unchanged, S9lac
Tobacco active and frmer. Hemp and bag
ging unchanged. Pork quiet; jobbing at
$l2 Is. Bacon quiet; shoulders 7lec:
clear sides packed in gunnies 7a4c. Lard
active and firm at ga d8lac
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, November %, Evening"
Cotton closed firm. Fabrics at Manchester
steady.
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Yesterdays Evening Dispatches. |

NEW YORK, November 28.-Forty Catho
lie children have been expelled from school
at Hunters Point, for refusing to read the
Bible.
A. NJ. King, the colored lawyer recently
arrested for bigamy. has fed, fOrfeiting his
bond. His white wife attempted to commit
suicide yesterday.
Connolly has but $500, 900 bail raised up
to the present time.
A special dispatch from Cottonwood, Salt
Lake represents the storm undated. They
had not seen the sun since the seventeenth
instant.
Another land slide had occurred on the
Pacific railroad, whereby four persons were
killed.
Elder Pratt preached at the Tabernacle
on Sunday, saying that the Mormon people
would not give up polygamy or any part of
the Mormon religion or government. Loud
cries "That's sO-we won't"
WASHINGTON, November GA Matamo-
ras special Of the twenty seventh says 1900
government troops are nearing Saltillo to
raise the Siege. -.
A general revolt against the government
is expected on the first of December. ~
MILWAUKEE,, November q Reports from
the Northern Pacific railroad say that the
thermometer is twenty-three degrees below
zero, and that trains have stopped running.
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etary--Commercial.
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
TUESDAY EvRSINa. November g. 1911.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBL.rAs. /
TUESDAY EvESIN9. November q. 1911 {
The money market proper is without any q,.Ota-
bic change. There is a good healthy demand for
accommodations at bank, but a. most OF the ap-
proved paper is TAKEN very little u left for negoti
alton on the street. We quote street rates at
l01l2 per cent per annum for Al notes with IN
questionable oOllaterals and l2dl5 for second
grade: Il0l2 per cent per annUm for first class
business paper, without cOilateras, and Is for
for Al ard for seco n grade
y Gold opened at llo$a iI!,s AGAINST llo's at New
demand was quite active, and with somewhat of a
pressure for cash gold the market closed relatively
at iios; 5000, $500 and $3.50 at iii ID; saooo
$4,000, = 10 900, $1,000 and $4,000 at ms: $50
600 at III s0ll \, and $4,000, $500 and 900 at
$4,000 at lis, but the New York market d-cliu.
ing shortly after, it did not sell. Yesterday not
reported the government sold $50 600 at us;
In silver $500 in American half dollars sold at
1924 We quote these at lO9l; q 1925, Mexican
dollars are nominal.
Foreign exchange quite active, the sales of
sterling SUMMING up Sos 900 of which 500 600 clear
at ll9's; 425OO bill of ladnS and S25O0 clear at
lla,: $1,000 bill of ading at lls's aila'.; $1,000
$4,000 and $500 Al clear and slo0oG Al bill OF
lading and clear at ll9',; $4,000 Al bill of ladry
and clear at 1884 1879; SlsO0 Al clear AT 1875
and &10OO ships bill, Sl6Co Al bill of ladng and
$500 AL clear at 800.
Operations i'll francs embraced 325 900 CONNER
eial; including l2Sooo !bl OF ladins at All 4 and
4. | n
liza for good to Al bill of ladns and clear and a
1901, for bank.
Domestic exchange was irmer. The banks drew
on New York for remittance at per cent d. scount
and the sales included S3O,oOO private bankers
New York sight at \ discount; foO,O bank AT
l60 3; $4,000 commercial, $lo000 S20.00o and
$25.00O private bankers and s. 900 bank a. q.
and 5 ~ 900 on Providence at y.
The bank remittance rate for New York gold
checks is !. per cent discount.
The movement in stocks included the following:
Is shares Ammonia PrOp-llinS Company AT $40 80;
20 and 80 New Orleans National Banking Association
1896 50; 100 Louisiana Levee at 81 IS; 100 do at
81 8'i., and at auction (by e. de Ferret. auc-
tioneer;, ! State National Bank at $lol: ~ New
So: 25 100 New Orleans National Banking Ass'.
citation at s6 IS, and A. City Railroad at bl.5.
Fourteen hundred dollars Metropolitan Police
tiicates at 87i, and $1,000 large State warrants
at 56'i. lot Of + 1000 appropriation certificates
sold Saturday, deliverable to-day, were delivered
at 81.
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'F0Ra RENT.:

EOR RENT-A SPLENDID NEW RAISED COT
Il TAGE in the Sixth District, situated State
street. in the first square from St Charles avenue;
has all the modern improvements including good
wood and coal house chicken yard and garden.
1t has seventy feet front State street by one
hundred and seventy-eight feet in depth, good
plank walk to ST. Charles avenue. State street has
recently been shelled Rent low. Apply to the un-
dersigned at the corner of Cont and Royal streets
or at the corner of St Charles and State streets.
nOl9 c. B. FISH.
ELEtsANT KOOMS-Fil KNlShkD-WlTH OR
~ without board, III that pleasant residence, No
lies. if desired. seq
LlOR RENT-THE DESIRABLE TWO-SrOKY
l. residence No. l59 CalliOpe street; well adapted
for families; conveniently located; terms mOder
ste. Apply to Lock-box No. loo. New Orleans
POstofice. sel5tf
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-29
FOR SALE.

CAV MILL FOR SALE.-THE ESTAB-
~ lishment known as the JACKSON SAW MILL,
situated on the evee, III the II ird District OF this
city, between Poland stree. and the Convent, is
offered for sale with all its implements complete.
machinery, carts horses, mules, etc. the propTie-
tors wishing to retire from business. Said mill is
in the most perfect running order is running
and can be examined in all its parts and details
1t has done and is doing good business For par
tculars apply On the premises, TO
nol2 I'm PIrALUGUE 4 PETIT.
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THOMAS H. HANDY & CO.,

AV-uAS H. HANDY Il CO.,
Successor to John r. Schiller)
IMPORTERS OF SAZERAC BRANDY,
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Nos. IA and l6 Regal street, II and Is Exchange
fiace, New Orleans, Louisiana,
oNo'e themselves specially to the importation and
selection Of pure
orandy' Wines, Liquors, Ale and Porter.
Their stock consists of
oLD SUPERIOR SAZERAC BRANDY AND SAzRR AC
ISO0, CHOICE BOURBON AND RYE WHISKIES
from the best known distillers, and held bv ma to
1iature. champagne and Burgundy Wines ST
NrSiA ana Jamaica Rum, Scotch and Iris,
hisky. from the best Makers Red white and
SShemlsse Port Wine, fine pale and ordinary
TTherry different brands Holland BEN and sOld
pom (Sir r Burnetts) Gin VermOuth lNoillev
soa, french and German Cordials, Ale. Porter
ana Mi. Bremen Lager Beer, Anagostura, Boxers;
nOstetters. Pyrenees and other Bitters
particularly invite attention to our yerv selac
St ts OF FAMILY CLARKTS and WHITE WINES
mmich we sell BY the cask case or DOZEN to sl,it
Rurchasers Liberal Inducements offered to citv
1eaers and the most careful attention given to o.
..,, THOMAS II. HANDY 4 CO.,
49, M Nos IA and is ROYAL street
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MISCELLANEOUS.

GEORGE ALCEs,
1S5 Rampant street.
OFFERS TO CIGAR MAKERS AND DEALERS
IN CIGARS THE FOLLOWING:
$50 G. PENNSYLVANIA LEAF TOBACCO, filters
and wrappers.
ia bales CUBAN LEAF TOBACCO, guaranteed
to be from vuelta Abayo. .--ry--
PA bales CUBAN LEAF TOBACCO, guaranteed,
to arrive
ls0s pieces GRANADA RIBBONS.
500 900 CIGARS, clear seed. Havana fllers, clea,
Havana, dry and ready for market.
nO9 m