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Bro oeasonda. Lord. Co.sAaasinepas-Vssso1ys WINS
Co NtE
Brig Fortuna O0,. sodsnaan. Gibraltar Tor orders
Punch. Edge q Co.
Brig Rapid Br, formerly Loa). Farnhan 81 Kitts-fe-
Brig Colcrsdo Br), sponass 81 Johns M Geo PHI
lips Collna
sehr Annie Lswis Dayton. Nonssv,asoJ Morton, u.
Soma
Schr Minstta Crocksr. Gouaves-J e Ward Co.
Schr n Morales, Newman, Falmouth.
Schr West Side new, Davis, Corpus Chrisu-Baker
Dayton
schr Travolsr. Hodges, Newbsn. NC-Thomss, holmes
Co.
schr " MAILER, Crowley, Calas-ysd Frye Co.
Steamer Martha Stevens, Chance, Baltimore.
Steamer Biddle, hcCue. Philadelphia
Steamer Walker, bherein PnnadeipaiA
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MR.. CONNOLLY AND THE REGIsTERsHIP.

The Hon. Michael Connolly has earned for himself
the good opinion Of very large number OF the lead
ing men OF the bar. In our advertising columns
viii be found q recommendation to The people,
signed by legal firms Of good standing, In which
the deslrabilty Of rejoicing Judge Connolly
TO the Regstershp is strongly urged. These reaui-
sirionists state that they have very high appree-
alton OF the conduct OF AFFAIRS In the Registers d.
nee while under the direction Of the present Regis
ter, and hope that his services Will be secured for
the ensuing term As this Is the expression or more
than three hundred law firms, this endorsement OF
the present incumbent Will 90 very long way to
influence The electors In his favor.
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Censcrvatism Out Of Favor-The War Re.
csrd Preferred to Cabinet Graft.
PARIS Oct. 9-P. M.
Further returns OF the elections for the Consefls-
,0cneraux show that three candidates OF the
sRight" or conservative wing have been defeated
~ the republicans In the Department OF the Cher.
The moderaues have been successful in the city Of
-Rsuen.
The radicals have carried the Departments Of the
RAone and Var and probably all the industrial Gen.
tres.
Nm. Picard and FORBADE have been defeated.
Generals Faidherbe and Ducrot are elected.
Two imperialist candidates have been successful
m the Department Of Aisne and one in the Depart
snens OF Aube.
VERY LIGHT VOTE
The vote is very light many OF the electors having
Abstained from voting
me elections have passed on very quietly, no dis
suroance being reported from any part OF the repub
&c.
CANVASS OF CABINET CHANGE.
+ rumor prevails to the eject that M. Victor L.
1k1nc will succeed the late NJ. Lambrecht IN the
Ainis&ry OF the Interior. and thar n. Picard viii I'LL
- position Of Minister Of Finance pro tenn, vacated
~ the transfer OF H. Lefrauc.
4 VENERABLE STATESMAN NEGLECTED AT YER
Tne report OF the appointment OF M. Drouyn de
1Iuys as French Minister 70 Austria is authorita-
savely denied. N. de L'Huys has received no ap-
continent from the Versailles government.
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THE FENIANs.

Another FenIan Scare In CanaAa-Reperted
Raid ON tho Rcd River COuntry-Efght
Hundrcd Men Marching On Fort Garry.
TORONTO, Ont, Oct @ 1871.
The Telegraph and Express have special de-
spatches from Ottawa staunR tnat dispatches had
been received the.e announcing that 800 Fenians
have started from Morris and are marching ON Fort
Garry. under command OF O'DonOnue or O'Neill.
1t Is also said that the commandant OF Fort Garry
has forwarded dispatches saying that he IL quite
prepared tor anv attack. II Is generally thought
here that the whole story Is a cdn0rd.
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MUSIC AND THE DRANA

There were some very important events In the
musical and dramatic line last night. criticisms on
which are necessarily postponed on account OF the
pressure IN our columns They were the debut OF
Mira. Jenny Van Zandt in Bales English opera OF
.satanellsn Doth opera and prima donna being
grand successl the DEBUT OF the English ballad
troupe at Steinway Hall, the debut OF Walack's
new leading lady, Miss Plessy Mordaunt Wachtel's
first appearance In "Stradellan ana the opening OF
the opera bOstDe season at Lima Edwins theatre,
Seldom have so many attractions been brought out
In this city on the same night
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rFlEclAp n TT NV rvax muIla

PARIS, Oct 9, 1871.
1Ae ogAcial returns Of the result Of the elections
nor delegates to the National Conseils- Generaux
have commenced to come In to the government
<oaiy authenticated BY the departmental ofncera.
rAm SHOW FOR ALL PARrTEa
me many diferent parues-tne party which
rules, the parties which seek 70 rule ana the men
Who have ruled France-have oil had their friends
- the ballot boxes and each claims victory here
and there IN the cities and through the rural dis
u1cta
80 far Is the returns have been made public they
indicate that the radicals have returned their candi
dates from the cities Of Lyons, Toulouse, Marseiles
and Avignon.
me moderate republicans carry Lille, and are
ahead In the Northern departments-Seine Infe-
Sieure Eure Calvados Manche and Orne.
The conservatives carry the city OF Toulon.
the Bonapartists have been successful In central
France.
The Due dAumale has been elected from Cler-
mont and M. Larcy, the Minister Of Public Works,
nom Mines.
u Gambetta has been defeated In his depart
Aent
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CUBA.

vaImaseda az Hayana-Kate Of Exchange.
HAVANA, Oct. o, 1871.
Captain General Valmaseda arrived here yester.
day. accompanied by his personal stan. There was
no public demonstration OF welcome.
Exchange on the United States, at sixty days
sight currency Is quoted At per cent discount;
do. short sight tcurrency,, half premium.
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GERMANY AND FRANCE.
Delicate and Cautious Negotiations Concerning
the Customs Treaty.
TELEGRAPH TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD

BERLIN, Oct 8, 1871.
me governments OF Germany and France remain
ANXIOUS with respect to the management OF the
approaching negotiations for revision or the in
Sensational customs treaty. Each party observes
-exfreme caution; Q fact which explains why SO
httle has been yet accomplished BY the commis.
stoned representatives OF the two countries.
Emperor William has recalled Herr Won Afhim
1fom Versailles for consultation regarding the exact
Susce and importance Of the treaty 1t stands at
9eesent
n. Pouyer- Quertier, the French Minister, had an
.<nterview with Prince Bismarck to-day.
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RHODE ISLAND CONSTITUTIONAL ELECTION

PROVIDENCE, Oct. O. 1871.
Three propositions OF amendment OF the State
constitution were submitted to the people at
special election to-day. Unusual interest was mani
tested. They were all rejected. The irst-to
remove Q real estate qualification from
foreign born citizens received IA votes In favor,
70 S66 against The second, abolish the registry
tax, received AHA votes In its favor and $3.50
against The third TO prohibit the appropriation OF
public money TO sectarian schools lacked the requi-
site three hfths, although 1t had majority In its
favor. The above includes returns from the entire
State except three towns.
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THE DELAWARE EARTHQUAKE.

WILMINGTON, Oct ., 1871.
The terrible shock which many supposed to be
that OF an earthquake, this morning, was caused BY
the explosion OF nearly two hundred kegs OF powder
about three miles from this CITY. the powder was
being carried from Dupont's works.
The shock vas plainly felt In Salem N j., and In
many parts Of scuthesstern Pennsylvania cyeaupg
me impression tnss wa IN earthquake.
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CLEARED.

eieamsbp RApdan, whitehursL Key west-Hercoes 4
Co.
Steamship Francon,a Bragg, Portland-J Ames
6hp Hersches fN0 Yriedf1chs, Hanburx-Funch. Edye
Co.
Ship brewster, Coinn, Taicahuano-Pabbri Chsuncey,
Bark Pnewsss tBrb Psunington, Lvsrpool-Boyd Hin
cken
Bark Trvnph, Cheney, Londop-n,llsr HouGhten
Bask Hslss Angler, stapieA BssIci, E-B hoEeans
6ng nassa Cner,, Dsnsasd, Qussesaswn or yalnsush-
WebdS Tsssps Bocknanas
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TEXAS ELECTION.

NEW ORLEANS Oct 0, 1871
despatch from Galveston gives the following
democratic majorities In the Texas Congressional
election, as FAR as heard FROM
First District, I'VE countless 525.
Second District seven counties, 1884
Third District, thirteen counties, 500
FOQrth DtsLrCt TWENTY-FIVE counties 8. z15.
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- y D!essea. swan. ssa Essnd fur Hsw Yat. ~
sslr kl'sssssh Raynor. HussAins. Bosom for Eliza
SER Robert Smith, Nioksson. Providence for xsw
Sch. Gertrude, Brockway, Portland for New York. With
SER Ssassy. Brown. wsnass for New York. with
seSr Lyman. Am, Niddlssown for New YORK or Jsr-
Echr Mary. HsllowsI, Norwich for New York
schr Bossoni Chase, Boston for New York
sehr Golden Rnis Overflow Norwich i for New York.
sshr sessis srs. Scrwacs for Ssisimors s'' ~"
sehr Senator Fiinn, Gold Spring FOR New YORK.
sssansr Norwich. Smith. Norwich for New York, with
esea.ehip Iraneouia 10. BRAGG New York for Portland
sssr Allen Q ase, Phladephta for Grsenport
sehE Roger. Browne, Hobossn for New Haven.
echr = Manson. Harris. PhilAdspha for Providence.
scsr Asabssh Hamilton. Hamilton, New York for PROM
scnr Reading RR No ~. Burns. Phadephis for Provi-
schr Freeman. Howell PhIadelphIs for New London.
schr Presto. SWAMP. New York for Nachias.
Sr s for Nav Maven. Haven
s scSr Yosemite, Not. New York for ProvidsncsL
schr Phsros sntSouss schr, iDrrsSs. New York for
schr HcIse, wlson stcnypcint for Norwalk.
sehr Little David. blair Rondout Tor Providence
schr wilson, Heanev, Pht.depha FOR New London.
Schr Lizzie Raymond Thorne, Philadelphia for Newport
Steamer neu.. DAYS. New York for Providence.
Osprey Kenny New York Tor F sse
WnrTEBToNE, Ii, Oct ell 30 PM
the British bark reported or Hart night Of 9Th inst
was me Laksmhs. She towed through this Pm.
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1ElEsaAm TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Oct 9, 1871.
ne fepert which was current some short time
snce IN political and diplomatic circles to the eject
Nat His Excelency the Cnevalier Ngra late Italian
ulnster TO France, VIII shortly relieve Count
CAdoFna 90 Envoy OF King Victor Emmanuel at the
Court OF ST. James, has been renewed and repeated
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TIifsaAn 70 THE NEW Yoax MaAtu.

BERLIN, Oct a 1871.
TeleeraDs from Bucharest state that the Commits
saoners engaged IN negotiating settlement Of the
nsumania Railway bends question have nearly
agreed to compromise, by which guarantee OF
Ave per cent instead OF seven and half per cent,
- secured.
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WORTANT FROM FRANCE
he Electoral Contests and First Returns
Of the ConSefS Representatives.

uaaisaA 1spuSlissnisn Largely Ahead HsdR-
a1A oassrvativsa. Baapartish and Beur-
1@isn ss - Pells-TAs cities and Indus.
s1al CENTRES Generally fur Tie People
Dus HAxnsae has . Gsat Near tAs
11Esriss- 0msrah Il IL War
0vW TIE Cabinet Carpet
1m-Ordr and Quisk
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= II q L a N D.
Tho Trade Strike Movement Likely 10 Be
Arrested BY Arbitration.
rrlfsaAns 70 TINE new rom HERALD.

TlEsNns 70 TM new YoM Mll1
LONDON. Oct Q. 1s7L
There n IN evident disposition prevailing on Oil
sides for friendly adjustment Of the trade srikerS
claims by arbitration.
Il IL proposed that should the conditions nxod
upon FOR the settlement Of the dispute between
workmen and employers at Newcastle not % 40
copied by the latter that the point or points objected
to shall Be submitted TO arbitrahon the decision OF
the arbitrstors to be final.
The announcement therefore, that tho engineers
strike was virtually at an END il correct
VETERAN HIrTERs IN A STRIKING ATTITUDE
the policemen Of Newcastle threaten 70 initiate .
strike for inf reased paw.
Redicsl;sm in Union With the Trade LeaGuers.
LONDON, Oct. 9-Nighr
Ameeting under the auspices OF the Nine Hour
League was held in trafalgar square tonight. MI.
Odger presided and made the principal address.
About two thousand persons were present
The proceedings were orderly, and at the close
the crowd quietly dispersed.
DICKENS IN MRMoRIAM.
A proposal has been made to erect a national me-
mortal rhe exact character OF which is not stately
to the late Charles Dickens.
The project originated az Portsmouth, Dickens
native place.
THE GLORY OF OTHER DAYS.
Field Marshal Sir John Fox Burgoyne, baronet, a
veteran OF the English wars against Napoleon the
Frst died yesterday at the advanced age Of eighty
nine years.
COTTON CARGO.
The steamer Nevada, from New York, landed 1926
bales OF cotton al Liverpool to-day,
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YELLOW FEVER IN CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, 8. c.. Oct 0, 1871.
There was one death from yellow fever within the
40 twenty -four hours
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SAVANNAH ELECTION.

SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct Q, 1871.
The municipal elections to-day passed on quietly.
The democratic, Ticket with Colonel John screven
for Mayor, Ia elected by over two thousand major.
ity. over one-haIf Of the negroes are supposed 70
nave voted the democratic ticket.
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IRELAND.

The Home Rule" Nationalist Demonstrating
in Mass Meeting
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, Oct. 8, 1871.
A political event Of the very highest importance
sAas just occurred In the city.
/, A joint meeting Of leading democrats and pro-
G1essssts has been held.
Acsionj was taken toward the formation OF new
oaSu OF "the most advanced ideas,n which VIII ex-
eaude all conservatives.
ssenor sagasta and his partisans withdrew from
n1meenng.
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ITALY.

csszt Canvass Of tho Embasy Representation in
London.
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ROUMANIA.

hallway Speculation Moro Hopeful by Nego-
tiation.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

~~-~~ "
A HUMAN HAIR SWITCHES, NOW THE FASHION,
inches long weight ~ q. only ~ ncSs wsisSs
Sn Is. i%1or:.T Who .l i:; 4;
or !, p q cu sp z SAMPLE
A BsoLu!E DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
Dabcy NO charge until dycrcs obtained; sdytcs re-
A BsoLurE DIvoaoEs LEGALLY OBTAINED PROM
i'ss soss sSd SSmnI::s..s 2! :s:S
Ar DIR. WAIT I SONS DENTAL INSTITUTE, COR
fresh purs ssa Is half sss usual pcs
Teeth inserted and plugged IN superior on ~ bss
BARGAINS IN TEAS, corrEEs, oRooBRIss AND
~, rroy.ona Warranted 70 suit hs Ps:s and Ne gessss
10 orssnwso1 sirss1 Rev 1cik.
f !aSsS8$S An ES ss2ssrA'
$4,000 cAr1rAL ),
SSsFsI E' az NJ - sss
Loss BY TIE CHICAGO rf9E -.
SAMUEL j. rsuso, ssors; q ~ = $500
sEb Rsx Aap rSa 1ss Vs'?s ~ ~
.sns =: %
T. s:! re- Ss. 80 y,
without admjoei0n thAe Come an6
Jubloe Those who Afford contribute dona3
ton Win bcnss a each entrance ~ which iisZ g.
deposit under charge Of committees but win 81
allowed TO solicit donations the Manager prserinG 6usG
70 The literally Of visiiors
OLYxPfc THEATRE
SPECIAL NOTICE.
THE CHICAGO FIRE
81 8. "n ~ sss ~ %. g
Chicago respectfully annoTncss that
win be given u this theatre
ON MONDAY, OCTOBER IT,
on which occasion evcy member Of the company
and orcnesn have volunteered their srvcsa On ~ osc
HUMPTY DUNPTY.
Seats can now Be secured.
pHns. PILEs-ALL KINDS INTERNAL. EXTERNAL.
i blind bleeding. tchlng, &c positively, perfecsy Per-
mAnouty cured BY absorption, without palm
tics or inssrrmsnts. By W a. hoCANDLisR n 81 - IN
rooms spinslsr House. Union square, Broadway
DADlCAL CURE, WITHOUT KNIYk CAUsTrC on
detention from business for Fsula PIIes Disessss a
hs rsyc vscera Diseases and Dsformiiss Of u Ne,
NOSE Eass AND Per:cn :
no HAVE KLEaANT LI0Hr IIs0uITA ROLLS, IuCKi
hnnEsTs YEAbr PowbSS AZ ,oS s 1 sSS fora 10 =
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no HAVE KLRoANT LIgHr BIsCuITs. RoLLs, BUCK !
6f'nEsTs YEAbr fowbSE Ak YOU 1 6 sss 10 4
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IMPORTANT FROM SPAIN.

Vadical Democracy in Party Union and Striding
Forward Towards the 'RedA"
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SHIPPING NEW S.

DATES or DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF OCTOBER.
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OLYxPIc THEATRE. -

QADlCAL CURE, WITHOUT KNIYk CAUsT1C on
deension from business for Fistua Piles Diseases q
re rs S v S Diseases and Dsformiss Of IL xys
ABNRY A. DANiRLS n. D., ~ Lexington avsuua
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Bark Lakemba (Br), Brown MiddlesborougA. T. % dAys
Tor New York, wah rairsad iron 70 ordsr-vs.ss %
weather throughout Sept H. loss seaman Overheard,
named John sharps aged IL native Of nverpsc Ns who
vanE the s6orts made for The recovery OF his body Sh
the Fishing Banks, spoke sshr Bowsy, Of Province
BARK Blanche Br Vaughan, Provdencs for New Yort. In
ballast, 70 II de Wolf Co. :.
Bchr Mockins Bird tBr) Rebsra 81 John, Me- for New
YORK, wi,h lumber Jed Frye Co-vesse 70 Nevus
schr Ticker hayes Browns BANKS for New York. with
Morning siss. Chester. Portland for New York, with
scsr os,os, Raynor Ellsworsh for New YORK., Win slaves
sekr ids h1sbss Allan, 0ouosssr for New ycEk, VITA
sshr WI Ds.nlss oeek, Calss Sx New ysst. VIVA Ian
bw W Gnapoon ClaOp.
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HE GAS OF THE AGE.
The New Orleans Hydro.Carbon Gas.
light Company.

This company has just completed series OF
scientific experiments in the production OF Hydro.
Carbon Gas by 'Soper's patents," and can strongly
recommend these machines a. tho simplest,
cheapest and most substantial gas machines ever
offered to the public, producing gas i've times
the illuminating power Of city ga, and 1t . much
lees cost. For churches, halls, sugar.houses and
country towns this machine can not be surpassed.
Orders for machines left 1T tho csmpanys once,
No. Csrondelet street, New Orleans. or with
1essrs. Jockush 4 Co., bankers. Galveston, Texaa.
Will meet with prompt sttenton.
J. l. wA0NKR, Preaidenk
HaxsH szl1J, Secretary md Neaeusee
ap4 6R
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m E U TONIA
INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW ORLEANS
Insure Fire. Marine and River Rlsks NJ
Lowest Rates.
TEMPORARY OFFICE, NO. II! GRAvIRR STREET.
NEAR THE CORNER OF CAMP STREET
Capital. 200, 900
Subscribed. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100000
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By George Pearson.

FINE WALNUT PARLOR, BEDROOM AND DINING
ROOM FURNITURE, AT AUCTION. WITHOUT
LIMIT.
RY GEORGE PEARSON, AUCT1ONHER-
~ once No. 81 Camp street-Wiu sell On
AONDAY. October 16. 1871 at II O'Clock A. NJ.
TIKI ENTIRE CONTENTS of the fine residence.
90: l42 Constance street, between Terpsichore and
Robin streets, consisting Of fine Rep Paror Sets.
walnut Bedroom Sets, DiningrOOm Set, Bedsteads,
Armers, Bureaus. Washstands, Brussels Carpets.
Mattresses, Pillows Curtains Shades and COrnices,
Chairs, Tables, CrOckery, Glassware aud Kitchen
Furniture, etc.
One fine, nearly new, CHARTER OAK STOVE:
0GlS
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By A. Huston.

HORSES AND MULES
weekly sales Of dne saddle and harne "a horsaa
work mules, top and open blgZies, harness
ETC., at auction.
RY A. HCSTON,i AUCT1ONEER - OFFICE
u No 1873 GIAvter stTeet-Will be cold on
TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY Of every
week, at eleven o'clock A. H.. at stables corner Of
0rAvior and BaROnne streets-
good work MULES, new and second hand top and
open bu2gies, wagons, etc. Out door sAlee A.
fsrns-Cssh In Uaitsd States treasury notsa
ana I'm
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ITO FACTORS AND PLANTERS.
KLoPPENBCRG'S COTTON GIN STANDS.
4S1......... Decatur street. ..AS7
Formerly Victory Street,
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA

Having made thorough repairs for the new sea-
SON respectfully inform the factors and planters
for the shipment of seed cotton, which viii be fur.
uished to responsible parties, a. usual, free Of
charge
formerly VIZ: For the seed only, and charge tor
bagging and ties 1t the market rate.
AL ORDERS will BE- PROMPTLY ATTENDED 70
II left in box at No. 200 Drawer street. corner Of
Baronne street Also, lock boy No. 4Ol Postofioe.
The celebrated E. CARVER CO 8 GIN used.
an22 I'm
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OFNCKHA:
". H. PECKHAM, President
". T. HOOKER, Vice President.
L. McADAN, Secretary and Actuary.
g. A. FREDRlKAR, Superintendent Of Lxsucies.
DIRECTORS:
Hon. John A. Dix, New York.
John J. Crane President Bank Of Republic
William N. vernlilye, Banker, Wall street (ver.
mi!ye Coz.
Company.
Hon. George OPdyke, exAayor OF New York.
Minot c. Morgan, Banker.
Thomas Rgney, firm Themas Rigney L Co.
Benjamin B. Sherman, Treasurer New York Steam
Sugar Refining Company.
Aaron Arnold, firm Arnold. Constable Co.
Richard Il. Browne, Of wetmore Browne, hwyerv
&. v. Haughwont, firm Y. Haughwont Co.
William wilkens, firm ". Wukens Co
julius H. Pratt, Merchant.
William W. Wright, Merchant.
Charles J. Starr, Merchant
William Allen, Merchant.
George ". Cuyler Banker, Palmyra New York.
GeorgesT. Hope, President Continental Fire In.
surance Company.
John q. Sherwood Park Place,
Walton H. Peekhsm, corner Fifth avenue and
Twenty-thir street, New York.
William I. Hooker, Wall street.
Edward H. Wright, Newark, New Jersey
George W. Farlee, Lawyer.
". l. Cogswel, Merchant
JOSEPH MAGNRR,
Manager for Louisiana AID Texas No. 5a Common
street. New OrleanA- fels y
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BUSINESS CARDS.
NEW ORLEANS
HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY.
2O3 Camp street, above Julia.
BOOKS, MEDICINES, and all other articles used
in the HOMEOPATHIC PRACTICE.
Tooth Brushes Dentfrices, and other Toilet
Articles. ocl4 ly
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AUCTION SALES.
By r. II. q B. J. Montgomery.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIANOS. CARPETS
ETC. At AUCTION.

pY b. M. q b. ]. DlONTGOMERY-R
- u. MONTGOMERY, AuctiOneer-Wm Be cold
ON every SATURDAY. TUESDAY, and THURSDAY,
at the Old Auction Mart, 81 Camp street. ct eleven
O'Clock
OND-HAED FCRNITURB, SUCH - Rosewood
Mahogany aad Walnut Bedsteads Armoirs, Bn-
Eesus, Wsshstands. ParlOr Furniture, Marble Top
Centre Tables, Carpets, French Plate NjrToee,
Mattresses. Cooking stoves, etc.
Large invoice Of Cottage Beds Can, cad Wooa
Sat ChAirs- Also Upright and Square Pianos q
Pleyei, FAvre and other manufactures
AN INNRNSE STOCK OF NEW FURSrTURY Al
III description at private ssle.
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