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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-14
PERSONAL.

Senator Sumner arrived in Boston on Satur-
day, after absence, it Is said, Of nine months.
Mrs Flynt, the Boston dressmaker, is about
TO tell the absorbing story of her little bill in chaste
volume from her own pen
Mr.. Paine Aldrch, who died the other day
at Worcester, Mass. his seth year. the inventor,
III 1885, Of the railway turn-tabe.
While in Germany Gen. Spinner the other
day made n pilgrimage TO wurzburg where his people
horn and whence his parents emgrated to this
country
Mr. Arthur Hildretb, son of the historian
returned from Europe recently, where he had been for
the last years during which time both of his parents
died abroad.
Gen. BuissOn, who served the Commune as
commander OF the Paris "FrancsTireurs," caught
at Rouen the other day suspciousIy III company with
the Prussans.
Lord Courtenay has achieved an indebted
ness scarcely less than of his ordy booncompanion
the Duke of Hamilton. He declared bankrupt, with
debts exceeding >i,ll5,OCO.
The Marquis Of Lornc thinks the matter of
enough consequence write 10 the London papers that
abe was prevented from voting for Prince Arthurs
allowance 10y his absence IN Wales ana Ireland
VIII NJ. Carleton, the new veIse-maker, is
journalist and only a; resides at Hillsdale Mich 20
miles west Of Toledo, Ohio; is the son OF plain and
aborng farmer was graduated al Hliisdae Gomez &c III
1909 and has made rhymes Tor years.
Germane Sommeilier, the eminent Italian
engineer died last month at his home in the Savoy
mountains He was the leading promoter Of the Mont
Gems tunnel project which he commended in pamph
lei On years 20 He received control OF that stupndou
nnierfaGiBg and had the satisfaction OF seeing it viz
tualiy completed before his death.
From the following editorial paragraph in
The Cincinnati ComncYcqlit will perhaps be suspected
that Gen Dom Patt the editor Of The Washington cap
i is not now writing The CCnmercaPs Washington let
rr THAT very reliable Republican and sagacous states
man f able editor OF the truly loyal capital published
in Washington City every day week Gays excepted,
recommends the OblOaus TO elect McCOok Governor as
means OF getting rid Of Grant We don't believe they
will 90 IT,"
Secretary Seward and party left Constantine
pie OF the nth ut for Vienna in one OF the Austrian
Love steamers During his stay at the TURKISH capital
ne visited the greater number OF the palaces and kosEs
and had an interview with the sultan at the splendid
paIace of Doma Baktcha on the Bosphorus lie found
he Sult3p intelligent and agreeable and was much graf
aed with the Interview The American residents went
n Log rd the steamer when Mr. Seward Vac leaving ana
warmly wished linn pleasant voyage
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DIED.

ALLENsuiie the morning o. August a. he Pacific HotA
Soi spr' 10 mS S1S p s o I o. A''n 'A' A'''''
Ameni ~ - Times Palmyra o. ~ Courier ami Leslie tMchl He,
BrcK-Iu Hoboken on Friday H. 1911 Martha D.. wife
Rev Charles b. Buck, and daughter Of Ezra PHtt
Niai5s nq6e.e. on rsepf 1uq't = at 3 os4 NJ A'd -
BRowSAt Yonkers Friday August H. CAry Brown ia 'As
Friends and are 5 S tPa h r1 S 90
without notice Carriages viii be in whiting at depot
Brownie Brooklyn, Friday August IL Mary Brown, ree Of In
Re.Se. and friends Of the family respectfully invited attend u.
funeral from tie residence Of Ter csngt Ms Aayaes No -
Boston and New BedfOri'paPen please copy.
CASyoY-Dedn Burlington Vermont Friday llh inst Mary B.
Furcr on Tuesday at 10 n from ST Paars Church TroysY
CLARION SATURDAY Argus: T. Masirei widow Of Daniel cAt
tle rerce Of brother Shu7aa sprnE SeT.rs,
S Sl M0a to R6Re ioF teneat Mcr. and Ese1
Bafclay lad Chrstopher-sts at and y O'Clock.
CRAWFORDAt Princes Ba7 Island SstErdy August II
Joseph Barker infant Of Henry ami Lille s. CrlTfa
DAyISOYOa Fhdsy August H. EneiTe sic q E!vri Dayga
The funeral viii he'd her late residence, y West fP
8rs;s-, Monday, Aususi IA, at l;S0 o'eiosh
ELLoTo. heart disease saiaray August Il Grace eide"
Fen services vii be held at Cbgrch Messiah sr Key.
vo-tl > Tuesday, H FrieadO the hmg are Invited q
GIEHRop Saturday August Il ISL Julia E. Youngest daughter
T al f1Td Of he y are Tc.peaT invited
The f1ne from residence Of hsr areHs No 80 MIash-
Brooklyn, Oh Tuesday, : O'Clock p n
GIRsWoLD-Dd Peesk August 49, Lei. BroTnE daagesss
Of NJ anu Caroline NJ rissOd ssei u years ID months
Funeral o'clock, Monday.
IyNASNorr ard Hannah M.~son, SUNDAY s
Nh inst 90 a M. the 2lst Of ais Aie
residence OF
10 O'Clock NJ to-day tholiayl
relatives The friends VI his parents 9'itsd 70
attend
osULLIvAS-On Tuesday August g. at MsaAaio, hun r. d. o
sullivan, AGED p yeirl ,--,.-,.- -.
fruera from his ilie st4nc y Luq booAo ohaIes
Star Of Monday morning 10 O'clock where oena
ro mss ~ offered for tn epcs3 VI LIS ,oa thence to tho
Cemetery of.he Icy Cross Tor nternenL
PiCERY-De Sunday morning infant Of s. sai Pis~
F a. 3 on Monday august H. from parents reaee z75 Ss'y-
81, Brooklyn.
sIyoSs-Ded at Guri Aug ~, 1871 Sarah E. snssA
tsi Il { months u Il daga
s,rI-on Saturday sn.ag i2 inst Carrie Gea vie Of Rev
Geo I. smith. o. Ru.ieflr P5rk n. J.
Fr.-, ers a. Ilhef1rd Park Wedne Jay, 18th ns, at
O'Clock n and Prinoeton ~ J. ThJlay l7th insI Al
O'Clock p.
sTUTEyANT-On Friday Augus H. Geoga W. sur'evaHi IN the
Jltl year oi bis 49, -, -.
he deuce Of lis heTuss g. q aoosy, 81 West FSur'Ass
at 20 oci0cs VI ebay morning Ian INST
sVTPHEY- int daughter Of Rev. n C. an Bs Sora~n
Funeral. Moldsy, 4 p IL, Al PArsoAAge' Fohiaaa .
TURSRR-Dol y j. August r. 1871, lfsr lingering III
Aphegs Z. Turner, % BIS oiih year. ~. p.,.,.
Fuue Sanlay at O'Clock bis lac residence y fnra f.'ef
wILcox-O4 Sunday As.esi 49, Ms BilsSee VIZ Of JON "
WILCOX. eldest daughter .! Amer Modem.
Noace " funeral hcryaitsE
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,,-r,,rxp .RGER-How TO SPELL THE SANE.

The name of Mr.. bhHehDaIger mas been
.,.d in nearly dozen different ways since II began to
oact publc attention Even the correspondents from
Ior,on ohio differ materially. The Cincinnati Gasette
has letter from Lancaster ohio from an old and init
,t.,d ~ Mr. Buffenbarger, who writes as follows,
,ane al the old gentleman supposed TO have been
med hy his young Wife near London, Madison
Io, ba not vet been spelled correctly in any OF the
,o.ih'J m, affair He wrote his name Peter Bhron-
hosa knew him from close neightorshp more than
bdFgo. 90 The maiden name OF Mrs BuftenbaFgur
90 n,sa, and not Hudson. This family also knew
VIZ and long The marriage took place between 1850
mo 70 harcer " III have been dead four years In sep
"a: IroX. Though away from NAT county great
el ~. have been rather familiar with the CJndi-
a' Non lauile. and Up 10 therccent sensational
on tho matter, noe never, either directly
or indIIoclY, leal ~ inI.i' OA even tSll9sA hiAIe.
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KILLED BY TIE sTREET-CARs.

Dr. VIM. IL. Trickler, graduate OF Trinity
corage Dublin axe %, late OF No. sos West Thirty
fourthst fell on Saturday, while getting of the front
nlaform o. car No OF the Thrdave. Line, al Thirty
fourth,t and one wheel passed over and nearly SCI
90, b,s left leg he was removed to Bellevue Hos
pital where he died last evening. 60
Jacob Auber, German, who was run over IN Cahhoh-
at few DAYS ago. by ono OF The G;andst cars ule1,
ys,s.erd,y In Bellevue Hospital. Coroner Young WILL
Rod inuuests IN boSh these cases.
Thomas owens. who. with John Deltour, was pushed
,ro, secoudsyS. Flrsta and Fiith-st, on the
niyh OF sunday, July 80. during fight on the Hoht
platform, died yesterday Ia Bellevue Hospital
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jority for William Ship, Dem, 1925 Majority In 1871
against Convention In 60 counties $50
POLITICAL NOTES.

William Afford OF r. B. Woodward will
probably be nominated for Mayor Of san Francisco by
the Tax Payers Convention.
The official count of the st. Louis election
shows majority OF ,ele for speck, Democratic cand
date for Presiding Justice Of the County Court and Of
1883 for Heath, Republican candidate for County Audi
tor. Messrs. Fisse, StTemme and Allen Republicans,
and Fnney Busby and Hyatt, Democrats, were chosen
Justices OF the County Court.
The Massachusetts Republican Executive
Committee met In Boston on Saturday and voted not to
the responsibility Of changing the time fixed
by the General Committee OF holding the State Conven
ton, september a. The Committee decided to invite
Gen Banks 10 preside at the Convention all delcga TO
DC admitted by tickets only.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LTyERPDOI-Tn s'-smihiD, ocssu.c ar f7-Pas O
Beiche ~ sad hF j0aHsoa, Il. p Coofsf - A. IL sgre
Lummis O,orge GsgeR A. Cc,er &. v SeHeh
G. r. CaWgil infant, All Wa. - Jr
HcEgHnel Mira and Mo Peer Mrs O'oyi Ns and Nf
Elga Stol T. .. Wsls WA Blake ths ieV. At'9 Nr>s.
Steamer Wa Cope Tbs Key W Aicoek Nj iaiT't W s.i
anf Mr. and cld-s. the ieY DOUG fou..s
Oven Nseau Nr and Taylor TayW Ns % TAylet
children Bsehansier, 4 eCuyuRh D. fssy DAVID Dow
r. Gordon Garfrer. Mr. Waning, L. r.. L1gEs IT.
Mr. aud Ms. H9rgant Samuel M0FsD. W y Thomsoa III
and Mrs Msreaug Col b. s Erdg, NJ. PARCEL h Lsls
Mr. Sumner Mss AnrE, Mss AulIe Arderon Nr Atrsfr hs
Hills Turner. in worth, NJ Jrabtre - Lmt, Ma
MARTINEZ Bcr Ms Dewey N Epman, Mr. an" IN F0fss-F
Duncan, family snl Sur servants Cot stanford - ala. NJ
Fowler Newell Mr. Pullman. lir Fuller Mr. Kn, NJ Iuuer
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HAVANA MFPvrTs

uninro9rt az 80" 81 So bsi prices unsllered ssss
nc neei ~ tores Exported daring ths Wess f,, -
lti's loy' Gov rnd 80 hads.,
u+IBs md N 's tne sist si9,s rem Jig Es hoases
Bacon 'f1y, butter dill Coal on e. va rlr- .... . 81,
eFl mans tu 'n. lard c.clHrg orirg 90 iesyr sv,I -
l'ssIot|f uls. ,f0llr P0locs -n al r 90. f
WIZ 81 50a So =. Fr-i-t.s qaef ~ ~ ~ WV .
EILanylOn London "a as ~. nirss on Up.a s. a.
cneDsy parN@ cseoms. Do sd. ~ days II yen@ ,h..
yrUign.
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.xorurp RAILROAD FEAT.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 13-Ihe change OF gauge
of the Louisville aud Cincinnati shore Line i'Aiou
fror Ave fcet % fopr feet eight and half inches, COM
cnced At daylight and was successfully completed at
O'Clock this evening Regular trains will run tomorrow
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THE OLDEST YrT-The Hilst0roa0h (N.CJ Re

IHL UIIErT III'--I'''
eOyder of tie 9th says:
Mrs lydia shanklin probably the Oldest person IN
this state died at residence IN tns county On fr"y
last She about H. years Ola. was sio"n "ui'1
dim ,be Revolutionary war. This good old lady at
tended the orcanztion of Orange Presbytry at Haw-
field church, sept 1870 and very anxious to attend
it, centennial meeting ls7o but the gay girl OF 1870
found herself bowed down with age IN $780, and wac
unable 10 ate nd the meeting
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DESPERATE sTABBIEG AFFRAY IN NEW
opTFANa

NEw-OYLEANs, La, Aug. l2.-At about
o,cr.t tbi. r,,ru.ng Doniuck Byrnes, while intoXl-
Gated indicted three dang stcbs upon Ned Hughes
cairiver who was to the hospital bleeding pro-
,rs.,v subsenueaty Byrues stabbed Pat Brady twice
through the heart killing him instantly After chase
OF several blocks Byrnes arrested by the polce The
rnnrnr occurred coaeehOuse near Toy uas AAFAet'
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barometer corrected for temperature and elevaioD
WAR DEPARTMENT. }
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER Z
IL In II m.
S.nopsis Tor he past ileentvlour hours.

Synopsis Tor Hs pdst toeNlIV1OW HOHTo'
Since Saturday night the barometer has
risen and again fallen IN the Gulf and Southern states
If has risen In the Middle and Eastern states, and fallen
slightly the Lakes. and more decideI! 60 norm VI
Missouri. ,-,,-, -. c., A.,
The temperature has risen unusually high on sunday
afternoon IRON Iowa Tennessee, but h1s i4len some
what in New gland, where nOrthery winds are 20"
replaced by south and winds from Name 70 Virginia
Easery winds have continued north OF the ONO
R5n has been reported from the Gull ani south Atlhtc
Coast aud the extreme Northwest. Clear WeatheI nov
erv generally prevails at all stations east OF Tie kOsAy
Mountains. ..,..
Probabilities.
Tho barometer will probably fall somewhat on Monday
on the Upper LAKES, with cloudy weather anu
storms Gear and warm weather VII pio9 ~ X a.
SrCrn irhisar 10 Arkansas and eastward 10 the NJ
lautIC.
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Dnnicl Mercer. though only Al, has

children. and monopolizos all the seats IN village
rbool NJ Liberty OHIO Some Of bis ncighhots INSIST
gt tlcv viii either have more scoetI0om VI redheo
tue number VI the MeIeVIe,
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naue another train came da.hng around fe curve br
Vlhe,y was able 80 slacen sUaed 10 considerable
tive U,oIe striking the disabled train Tho locomo
Nc1 ana several were slghtfv 6,tnaoo1 IN, ~.
ioss viii not exceed 81 Coz 's""' ''"'Sou' o"' 'S
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ACCIDENT ON THE ERIE RAILROAD.

A locomotive attached 10 westward oou'Iu
Erie Railway freight train blew out cy linde-Leau'
abou. thee miles east OF Nlrrowshurg yesterd>S' I.o
euyiue Was power.osa. aud beloge sA.nai eou4u w
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that there ba lnfellcy In the Bnhenbarger
Family on tat ever breath OF suspicion had found ey-
preston adversely to tho chastity OF Angelina Hrtson in
maiden lifen
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,ouN DUNCAN'S SONS,
oOi AGENTS, NgW. YORK.
piles. Piles: Fistula, &c.

AN KlNDs-IN I'm - - u. u p1'I.,1 .nSoRP.
MON wihoat Taa dagger ccs OF ustruments no t on 1s
me, and os nssGt relief FROM s sutcuGg BY ". h,CAsO-
lis Np a. ~ james Hotel Er,sdaa, T. CITY '1AA~
esre. Nto ali cOasg aons sato hes % Nh'
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STITE OF TIE WEATHER.

TELEGRAPHIC REPORT FROM SIGNAL SERVICE
CORPS, L. 5. A., OF OBSERVATIONS All ll:41
O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT.
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lotal.......'59,556 'll5,o39.u,3n C5,299.G ,492


Whole state.
Tie above counties cast about twothrd OF the whole
vote the state The counties not included above
last year C726 majority for the Democratic Congressman
Lesle's majority in the 20 counties embraced in the
table is 2S9. His majority in the whole state will not
fan short probably, of $1,000.
The Frankfort Commonwealth sums up follows:
"The Republicans OF Kentucky have made a gallant
and highly successful contest in the Gubernatoria cleo
ton The eOquence OF Cen Harlan ana ms associates
and the truth Of the principles OF Repubiicansn, nave
ade such Roadway in the State that may look for
victory the contest Of 1872 better organization than
has prevailed for years, and the popuarlzng OF the
party tcnets have developed u strength wholly unex-
peCted by our OppOnentss
The vote OF "a counties heard from, show Repuhli-
State Will reach $1,000 If not exceed it, In the next Leg
stature shali have marked strength. Evans Is
elected from Christian Wilson from Breckenridge, Nunan
from Washington, GoOdlOc from Edyette, Barker from
Campbell, Sellers from GaTrard, and McCampbeH from
Iessamineall Republicans and all gains. Laurel and
ROckcaste elect Cooke, and Lewistelects Walker boh
atc from Christian and Muhenburg and Boyd Is returned
from his old district. Carr is probably defeated for the
Senate from the Clinton district ana Anderson IRON the
Fleming district The between Cooper ana Patrick,
and between Barlow and Grinstead for the Senate is
close and doubtful, A!tQgetheg there VIII te from 70 10
o" members Of the Legislature behg gam
from Tie results are cheering 10 ths iepn1
cans and they may well trust Aat better ana uIeAof
day is dawning."
LEsLIE's MAJORITY PROBABLY FORTY THOUSAND.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 13.-The official returns
from s. counties give Leslie (Dem) u0,4i3; Harlan
Nep 74I24-Lese's majority in these counties, S63l9
The fll returns from the State Will probably make
Les.ies iJritv IN the neighbOrhOOd Of 10000
the counties given Leslie gains 539l on the vote OF
Stevenson (Dem the last GubernatOrial election, and
Harlan gains 5O5l7 on the vote OF BAKER !tepJ III the
last Gu1eluatoral The Republican increase is at
the eufranch semcut OF the
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GperiGl Notices
lea a. Perrins' "a -.', ace


1.-THE ONLY GOOD SAC
improves aFsete Apa eeoa P p 70 prosecute pa
We dectN hossrA LA
uAklRs Sentas oouH.srfe~
AGENTS. NEW YORK
-,-----.,,- Icaaemy.-ReGnou u OH Teachers and SUI
- he Aaemy Leave New lofk D! feope, LiEe
deH Aaas @ ~ On ncr THURSDAY I'm instant and 4 AeanJ
steanhoas a. In Tra Albany and Saauehsnpa hslroa1 70
AAe tsouuttes be 0s boat neli IhthSDAl
SoaSenevaS .aaI.si,rs .adreas sR. JAYNE
tsr faiAer PAM" 266 ". Twenty thrl-5t. New-lork.
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ROYAL VICTORIA REGATIA-InE LiEoNIA 10 bI.
oyFRHAULED AND SENT TO AMERICA.

Loxpox. Aug 12.-The regatta Of the Royal
v,i-tor,a Yacht squadron came on yesterday. Among
the ynchts which started was Mr. AShbury's LHonia
o race WINS won by the Gertrude. which took the Ryde
cup The Garrison second taxing the money prize
o, the Iivouia was sixth. Alter the race the LFOnia
Vpart mo dock for alterations. ,,,.
"mmoIoe Ashbury mas IN CONSEQUENCE OF her victory
oNe IL rcbt iyonia America. she Is 10 be locked
.,u ~ 40 an alteration OF her keel Her ,pars will be
loay o4 d ne will sail shortly for NewIOrk IL place
sNal aF4ttT
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total vote lor Allosaes auera in 1870 1900, ma
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NEW YORK.

Passengers On the Cuba-G0vernmepta
Dull-States Inactive-Ball to Alexis
New Park Commissisner Sworn In
Ninth Regiment Band-New Director
Of viaduct Railroad Minister schepclr
Charged with Speculatiou-Small.Pox
in New York.
New YORK, November 22.-Amouq the
passengers by the steamer Cuba for Liver
pool to-day was w. w. Corcoran, Madame
Bortinatti and L. w. Jerome.
The steamer Cuba took $l79, 900 in specie
to-day for Europe.
A grand ball will be given here to Alexis
on the twenty-ninth instant.
Henry G. Stebbins was to-day sworn in
as commissioner Of department of public
parks.
A fire occurred this evening, IN the pub
lication office Of the Erening Nail news
paper. Damage trifiing.
1t is reported that the Ninth regiment
band will 60 to Europe on q concert tour.
llls; 1864, llIA; 1865, l1las; new ia; 1867,
ll4%; 1868. l!47s; ten-forties. 1O9A.
Sterling weak, 9ls. Gold IiOss a llOa.
Governments dull: skies of 1881 advanced
4; five-twenties of 1862 declined u, closing
firm. States inactive; Tennessees new and
South Carolinas very dull; virginias strong;
AcuueSstcS VITA. new O4A: tlfRlnlH6 O4,
new 20; Louisiana skies Is; new So; leyee
skies 81; eights 75 Alabama eights SO; fives
65; Georgia skies 80: sevens &c; North Caro-
linas 50; new Is; South CarOlinas 20; new
25as.
At a meeting of the New York viadnct
Company to-day, all the Tam
many directors resigned and q new board
was elected.
The London Economist, having mentioned
with regret the appearance Of the name of
United States Minister Schenck. as director |
in one of the new mining companies. with |
the remark that commercial occupation of |
any kind appears certainly incompatible
with the functions of diplomatist.
The New York Ecening Post hopes our
government will Immediately recall Minis |
er Schenck, who, it says, by permitting his |
'tficial position to be used to promote stock |
peculations, humiliates his country, and |
hOws an utter want Of respect tor his high |
,tfice.
General Butler denOunces as q canard the
vhole stcry Of the Harrisburg conference.
There were forty-three new cases of small
'ox last week. and twenty since Saturday.
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H. HANDY 4 CO.,

THOMAS HI. HANDY 4 CO.,
Successor to John r. Schiller,)
IMPORTERS OF SAZERAC BRANDY,
WINES AND LIQUORS,
Nos. IA and 16 Royal street. II and Is Exchange
Place, New Orleans. Louisiana,
Devote themselves specially to the importation and
selection of pure
Brandy, Wines, Liquors, Ale and Porter.
Their stock consists of
OLD SUPERIOR SAZERAC BRANDY AND SAZERAC
1905, CHOICE BOURBON AND RYE WHISTLES,
From the best known distillers and held by US to
mature. Champagne and Burgundy Vines st.
Croix and Jamsi. . Rum, Scotch and Irish
Whisky from the best makers; Red White and
Chemisse Port Wine, fine pale and ordinary
Sherry, different brands; Holland, Bell and "Old
Tom" (Sir r Burnttt's) Gin, vermouth (N0lley
Pratt and Toxenol, Absynthe. Annsette, Curs-
goa, French and German COrdals, Ale Porter
and Bremen Lager Beer, Anagostura Boxers;
HOstAtters. Pyrenees and other Bitters.
We particularly invite attention to very select
stock Of FAMILY CLARkTS and WHITE WINES,
which We sell by the cask, case or dozen, to suit
purchasers. Liberal Inducements offered to city
dealers, and the most careful attention given to or
ders from the country.
THOMAS II. HANDY CO.,
oc3 3m Nos. IA and 16 Royal street.
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Speaker Carter Sick-Report that he fs
DYING.

Last night it was reported that George
w. Carter, Speaker of the House of Repre-
sentatives, was dying at midnight. He was
seized with retching, vomiting and purging
His attending physicians are Drs. Logan
and Austin.
Colonel Carter complained of nausea, and
had high fever. Positive orders were
given not to admit visitors to his rooms.
Messrs. Casey, Packard and others applied
to see him, but were refused permission to
visit his bedside.
Mr.. Carter was one of those who remained
with Lieutenant Governor Dunn during the
last night Of his existence.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-11-23

nLD AND RELIABLE.
Established in l34o
LEON GODCHAUX'S
SOUTHERN CLOTHING MAxCFACTORY,
81 and So. Canal Street -. 81 and 81
2l3, el5 AND 2l1 OLD LEvEE,
OPPOSITE the French Meat Market
Every description Of
MEMS. YOUTHS BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTH
ING AND FURNISHING GOODS always on hand.
Home made and well made
We challenge competition as to quality Of Goods
and low prices.
Our stock of Fall and Winter Goods covers every.
thing required for the season by men, youths, boys
or children and will he sold unusually low
LEON GODCHAUX
Nos. 81 and SO Caual street
and 23, 2l5 and 2l1 Old Levee street
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on Secretary Fish at the Arlington House,
to officially inform him of the arrival of the
grand duke, and to make preliminary ar
rangements for his presentation to the
PRESIDENT tomorrow, which will probably
take place at noen
About halfpast eight o'clock number Of
foreign ministers called to pay their respects
to the grand duke.
Grand Duke Alexis came by q special
train of four cars-a baggage, two parlors
and hotel car-gotten up in the most gor-
geOus and expensive style.