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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-19
DIED.

Branch Sept II, Dr. Lewis W. Blake 10 The tn
OfhIs age ,p-.. NJ, Ia, n N, ,,,-
Newfok male irtends OniI ass'adis 'n "4'e - ~
D. IN Thnrday, tie lS'a INST
BRADRY-In North sstm, Monday Sept Is is2 John B'be'.
nth year OF his age 81. IA.
The will be atedel tom the eieace o. s none' v" ~
oay. 18Th inst. at IL O'Clock A. m
RROWER-In San Francisco Feb. 90 Anthony Brewer
Of the family respectfully invited " sona
b funeral from Sonl Church. FourthASe and t"enAee
st. on Friday sept 20 u H. without iuf-er nouee'
CAROLIN-On Sept Sarah wife Of Dimes CaFohn In TIE a rear
Her mues will take place Friday the 2oh inst, from 10 ssst
rgenh-sL O'CLOCK TO St Paticks Csthedrs whste
thence 70 Calvary Cemetery Fends and rsistVes OF the nJ arc
respectfully nyitei 10 attend
DONAHUBOn Tuesday sept Il, James DOnhue IN he I'm Jas
Friends Of the family are attend his funeral FROM the eaaeoes
S HE father $40 hundred and uneteenst. On Tnnr5As
Sept 10, at2 p m q.
GIOH-on Monday evening Sept &c. Edward NJ 500 OF Hannah
Bdwan NJ. Gu on. eyed - yeas
The relatives respectfully invited 70 atsnd hs unes
from the Holy TuBty nadsoave and FofISSoHa-
S. Thursday, Sept. 10 az " O'CLOCK
UAMMOND-In Wkiori. r. l.. hel1h inst, Parton T. hsz-
mona late Cashier the North Kingston Bank agei % IeA
INsLRRn BROOKLYN Sept 49, Juha f. wife Of Ab lnslee
RELATIVES and friends attend The funeral IRON 10 81 haAs
ave- on Friday, Sept. %. &C O'Clock
Warwick Advertiser aud Newark, n j.. papers please copy
JACKsoN-A Freehold Wednesday, Sept 10, JenS p'rsg
eat child Of Mary " and w. H. Jackson - -.
Funeral place Friday, from y Eist TWeoaeh
st., EewlorE.
sToCKwELEA Orange N D. seIt 3D. Nathan H. S'oeSeh aged
The relatives aud family respectfully Invited 70 .ltsaA
his late residence iAehst orange n on fnos
2Oth last 30 O'Clock Train eAyea bot OF b4F'o-@ -
l;lOpm
WARD-At Usckensaek n J., serA l6 Capt John J. Ward
His ends Of the family Invited TO steaj is aLeos
from his residence THURSDAY the 18Th inst stz oclGcA
Trains foot Of Chambers T. for Andersen st. Depot " "coc>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-19
MIR. TREMAIN,s DEFENSE.

ADMINISTRATION RALLY AT COOPER INSTITUTE
TuT GRANT REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR
CONGRESSMAN AT LARGE INTERPRETS HIS
OWN SPEECHES.
Grant Republican rally was held at the
Cooner Institute last evening, the audience being ad-
dressed nv the Hon Lyman Treman candidate for Repre-
septat,ve in Congress at Large. The hall was well
eIIsd though several Of the back rows OF seats
were not occupied. Considerable enthusiasm was
manifested on one occasion an attempt was made 10
HIS when Mr. Greeey's name was mentioned, but only
one voice could be heard. ExGOv. Edward Solomon
resded and long list Of vicePresidents and secre-
taries were read and adopted
ry.Governor Solomon, on taking the chair made a
ef address in which he said that he favored the Gin
cinnat movement but now opposed it solely on per-
ora rounds,against the nominees of the party. His
chief objection seemed to be that his men were not nom
mated al Cincinnati aud BALTIMORE and duringia long
neeeb which his hearers fearful was to occupy the
hest part of the evening" he gave no other explanation
of his position Mr. Treman then introduced EX-
tracts from his speech are appended:
Congratulate you that we have at this early period
reached stage In the when the haze and clouds
that seemed for a time 10 have settled down over the
candidates and party of the opposition are rapidly dis
appearing The extraordinary metamorphoss which
was displayed by the Democratic party, the unparalleled
summersault by which Horace Greeley was
transferred from the Republican party to the
Democratic all these bewildering and unusual
that they were calculated 20 perplox aud bewder our
people; but thanks to the hight OF truth, and that
earnest and intelligent discussion and investigation on
the mart OF the press and the rostrum which has pre-
vailed throughout the land, these clouds are
pas,ing away. Tho recent Republican vic
torlos In North CarOua, West Virginia, Yer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-19
GENERAL POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
A LIBERAL MEETING IN SCRANTON.

ToRCHLIGHT PROCESSION AND LARGE MASS
MEETING-ADDRESS BY GEN. J. j. STEWART.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUSBl
SCRANTON, Sept. 18.--One of the largest and
most imposing torchlght professions of the campaign
took place in this city this evening Flags and transpar-
encies were displayed in abundance, and Hyde
Park. Providence Bellevue. and DunmOre
visited during the evening The main feature OF
the procession esze portrait of Horace Greeley
the sight which called forth hearty cheers along the
entire route The Greeley Farm House was completely
filled with people, and hundreds failed to gain admis-
sion An eloquent address delivered by Gen. Joseph
F. Stewart, who spoke for an hour in fOrcibe
manner in behalf of the Liberal movement He gave
the audience sufficient arguments for voting against
Grant and his hearers were about unanimous In the
opinion that Grants Administration Is disgrace to the
nation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-19
THE OREGON SENATORsHIP.
ADMINISTRATION ANXIETY-N0 NEWS OF 7
RESULT.

ADMINISTRATION ANXIETY-N0 NEWS OF THE
RESULT.
WASHINGTON, Sept 16.-Nothing has yet
been heard by Attorney General Williams who is the
one most interested regarding result of the election
orU s. Senator by the Oregon Legislature yesterday ne
consequence there good deal Of anxiety here
for news from that quarter The Administration party
have not lately felt very confident of electing a
Radical Senator in place Of Corbett. for the
Democrats lack but eight votes of majority on
Joint ballot and it is feared that eight Greeley men
in addition may have a word to say against eectiug
either Mitchell OF Williams. The absence of news sets
the latter in "a fever of anxiety and apprehension The
Liberals believe that COrbett has been reelected on
the Greeley issues.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-19
INCIDENTS OF THE CANVASS.

The Greeley and Brown Campaign Club of
Winfield, L. l., will raise handsome banner this
evening.
Cards announcing the Grant Republican
rally ut Cooper Institute last evening were delivered
Tuesday and yesterday by the lettercarriers. No
charge was made, although free delivery Is contrary
" law.
A Liberal Republican mass meeting will be
held tonight in stemlers Hall, No. 81 wsshlngtonst
under the auspices OF the Greeley and Brown Repub
lcan Clnb The Hon Chas- H. Winfield VIII address tho
audionQo. r......5 La. .tsa l..... ~. = 10 G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-19
THE STATE or TRdUG
HAVANA WgEKLY MARKET.

HIvASA via WEST sp- nSagsrirvguir trsnf goo a.
f prices; puhae 10 the Sh demanb o.
boers; quiet and siead so 10 70 |! y g. iete
10 ~ ID g. liAG3 reals, Mos<sos sugar
M 7T93l reals 10 l0 MnseovGis Sugir-Fsir 70 gOos
Re6nsg buoyant scarce; Grocery grades lli't rosis
,,oss nominal Sazar Havana AMI M4aaRnsSock m ware
house ~ TO hhts receipts OF Vie week Jo boss
during the week. OD boxes and AZ
bhs Including 1000 and IS bids, 10 tho United STATES
Bacon 6rnr, quoted sl6 ew Butter quiet snd s.4a, ros
scAve AZ si3 s1D5 25 Hams fGr demand. Arffesn
Ssitef s2O@S22; American ssgar-cured sEsoS5 btri ~
keys easier &c 75s tins hrm a StVoD fo.a,oss
frTaer At s. Tallow fair demand WaN-fsRos we6 Mmts
fuer b not qaotab higher Onl9Ss 70 Jar ainsa - T ps
fair demand s4l0S41; Pitch PAe huer so Cooperafo IA
Irregular vessels demand small Gran 10 demand or ho
UuL Northern and Southern ports IA bf Uat1
per Of Sugar 81 ~ DOL 23 per hid Of sasa
tun tts
HAVANA Sept l6 Wis KEY Wmr-Sugar buner NO ~ D. ~
Exchange stfy United Sta sIJ GAYS
rency % g4h prsmumi sho sight 1901 premium sy as go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-19
CONNECTICUT LIBERALISM.
PROGRESS OF THE MOVEMENT.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

HARTFORD, Sept. 19.-The Liberal Reform
Club Of this city now numbers 2lS members, who have
heretofore been Republicans club of 10 members has
lust been organized Warehouse Point with Arnold Ham
iton for President In Windham, last night the large
club received addition of Is Republican names.
Hourshpg club has been started in Walcottyie this
week. Another large club has just been organized In
Putnam, with Charles g. Byen for President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-19
LATEST Snip NEWS.
For other SHIP HeVs see Scoond Pa0e'i

IFor other SHIP Regs Second Pd1e.i
ARRIVED. .r
dea fr Uptou Cardiff sept With rsileadtoe
Stamshp Beuefacto JcCs Wilmington, N O., WIN HA'h s"
To Steamship Co.
Steamship Volunteer Bioodgoo philadelphia. with mdse " Loo"
lardS steamship Co
Bark lens Larsen (NOr LOrensen Alicante * days "'h oo on
ng Suppicich IN O., Psgens Seville 80 days with ia1s 49,
Brig G. Jones (Of Liverpool, ST. Dean, hAyagae r. h ~
days, with
~ OoAsrWnh
Ch.s y Smith BOSTON Re- jacket, RockIaBd.
v SnmDsOn Portland agnes FtO'taes''-
A "a Cprnev New Haven. j. q. PeI Proud nes.
uestan Boston Mary WOOD. Virginia.
Pi,sh.tb Rocki,nd MARY Johnson, Fall RIVER
Mayo Bridgeport y o. ., ~; Mei'I1-I, h.i'o''-
Robert j. Mercer Providence. IS n bffoS hAu9t1,
Eiohari Hill Providence D. T. "o~"Hin o~nD"t"
MARI A. PreimOre. Providence
SAILED.
Steamsps Frankfurt Cnba Idaho Toe LVerest
St Olaf M Olympia aud Aena Tor GAsoE C OF ns~
Anouo and Metropolis Galveston Victor. O hes Ore@ss
WIND-SGni0wu light. 5. haxY.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosros Sept l8Ayed steAnshps AehJlea from Phsescs
GIaacus York; brS e. ~ Wiach ron fhiaens vS
zen from Black River Jam. -. -. ~
CHARLErS Sept lArys steamship Herceila from Bosfoe.
SAyANsAH Ga, l6-Arnyed, steamships Herman hvhs
sto ad Salvador Howard AsG@DeE t Gov io'
Aun IRON Pro ydence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-19

The aggregate of these Congress maJorucs Is lSls2
against 95 at the preceding Congress election In 1870
GOV Perhams majority falls about 1000 behind the az
Oregate Congress majority owing to the Cider law and
other local issues In the Is Id Hid, and WIN DIS
trcts there was not single scattering vote cast ana IN
the WITH there but three scattering votes Ihs Is
unprecedented in Maine elections.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-19
PASSENGER.S SAILED.

FOR LIvBPPOO-h steamship Cuba Sept IN Laird Ross
Browne d. j. WOLFE G. L. ShAfpsteea Mr. T. Srnss, Wm IL
SIrlu5 T. osLimotto. Mr.. Soks Mr. huYasSs Dr. Chs.a
Albert Mao r. Abegg Charles Moss Geo Begden Mr.
Wilson Mr. Mitchell Thos Romen H. Babots James B4teTss.
Ma bruce Mrs Stewart T. r. T. aud Time. Sooie1 u
Willis C. 81 Kssok w jay hn BsswD and intact hsA ssa Mas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-19
THE STATE CANVASS.

LIBERAL MEETINGS.
HEADOuARTKHsN Y LisssAL Rsryst.o. ., srArs
TRursddy Spt TO-
Hon FRANCIS HERMAN.
Broetn... ...''''''''''''' Hon CHAUNCkI NJ DkPBw.
Hon FRANCIS KBREAE
'N'''''-' ho1- SAMUEL 4 cox &C
pashs@iOn .....''.''''''''' Hon PATRICK ooRBBTT
vIr~am Porty.nlnth-st. be Col X r. LANSING.
tween hshth Eistb-sves.. II. d. STANTON.
Jeeenon Hal No ~ Avenue a. Col j. W. SHARP.
,.1s,owp, Hon Z D. CULVER
Saturday ScpL 81 ,v,v
CHkUHCEl NJ. pkPEW
Amue S
sS.Sonh Assembly Dsifei Gen CSC W PALMBR.
No. 5sl kghth-sVe. N l...... (MA a. IVw "sSsd
Sso.,,h Assembly District corner Gen. ~ 7. MCMAHON
BAsi Bvsy and Aongouersh aS y coaTs
Aos.bs Porls Gen. THOMAS p BoUREB.
Monday ScL % - -
Canton Hon. CHAuNCBY NJ DEPBw.
Orl.aA i ioo P4fSicK coRBRTT
1xA Assembly District. Lebanon, Col HENRY BRRNRT.
Hal. n 1...ss.ss's'' s''''''' AN-'Ai ''A@ON
tHo3 FRANCIS HERMAN
os''''S'' Hon S SAAUsG OK pAFk"
s s.s.s Wars BfcoiGS wsoior SCI S ShaRR
Ia ............ Gen GEORGE w. PALMER
Zion. FRANCIS HERMAN.
Hon CHAUNCEY a. DBPBW.
(C0l BBNJ A. WILLIS
Chsthamsluare n. Y......'.. JAMES 4 k s29sp
mi ......H Hon. SAMUEL S cox
Hon, FRANCIS HERMAN
Hon S SAAUsG s n RkFEW'
pa JsrI........... Hon. K D. CULVER
Frdoy, Sept q
iO CIIaTS1SRS M frpEy
s,Aoaare Hon. SAMUEL s. COX
SGturddp;Sept %.
Osuego Hon CHAUNCBY NJ. DEPkW
Monday Sept 30
Rochester. ioD RFHRS = FFNToS
............iion. CHAUhCB1 d DBPEW
Tuesday, oct ]. ......-
HON. CHGUSCEY n DEPEw.
Wednesday, Oat .
Rial, Hon. CHAUNCBY NJ. DKPBW.
Hon PATRICK CORBBrT.
TAnFsdqy. Oct B.
lion. FRANCIS HERMAN
Duohrh''''''''''''''''''' Hon CIAUNCEY NJ DkPKW.
Psan Yan.....................HOR PATRICK CORBkTT
Friday, oct I .--,a ,-,.u,
Ja~eRo~h '''''''''''''''''' Hon CHAUNCkY 81 DEPEW.
Saturday, oet ,. ,-,,,,..,.
EIoossvis Hon cnAUSCEY NJ DEPEw
Monday oct !. -
be~'A''''''''''''''''''' Hon. CHAUHCBl NJ DBPBW.
1S'''1y iS Sa FRANCIS HERMAN.
BsfA....... Hon CHAUSCRY M DRPEw
"''"''@q Ion of Francis HERMAN.
Hfs...''' ''''''''''''''' Hon. CHAUNCKY NJ. DEPBW.
1""''''i' iio o. FRANCIS HERMAN
Wstkns....................} Hon OHAUHCBY M DRPBW
Friday, oo. II. .
Hon. FRANCIS HERMAN.
fern ian'''''''''''''''''' Hon CHAUECBY ~ DEPBW.
Monday, Oct II
Hon. FRANCIS HERMAN.
N0'N'00''''''''''''''''' Hon. ChAUkCBl NJ. DbPBW.
Tuesday, oct. Is.
(hon. FRANCIS HERMAN,
pehi'''''''''''''''''''''' Hon. CHAUNCBY NJ. DEPEW
Wednesday, 10.
Hon FRANCIS HERMAN
hon. CHAUNCBY ~ DEPEW
ThVrsday, Oa. IL.
SBon FRANCIS HERMAN
Hon CHAUNCBY NJ DBPBW
f''@' Hon ESt FF RANc1s HERMAN.
Canfn9SguA '''''-'''''''''' Hon. CHAUNCRY d. DEPBW
Monday. Oct a.
Hon. FRANCIS HERMAN,
Hon. CHAUNCBY NJ DBPEW
Tuesday. p.
Hon. FRANCIS HERMAN,
heftitaei' Hon CHAUHCRY Nj DEPRW
Wedaesddy, Oct 3.
(iIon FRANCIS HERMAN,
Noopefsiown Hon CHAUECEY NJ DEPBW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-19
THE MAINE ELECTION.
OFFICIAL RESULT IN THE CONGRESS DISTRICTS.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCH.I

Augusta, Sept. 1S.-The complete ofiielal
returns from the several Congress dist
riots of this State have been received at the
Office OF the Secretary of State and will be published
in detail in The Kennebee Journal Of tomorrow. The
Republican maiorities are as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-19
LIBERAL MOVEMENTS.

The Liberals Of Akron, n. y, held rOuslng
meeting Saturday last Mr. Russell Tabor in the CHAIR
VIM. Is. Donihee T. J. Newman Of Buffalo, and the Hon
James H. Humphrey the speakers.
The Hon. Bntt0n A. Hill of ST. Louis, a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-19
nn,rrcrIc nApRPrS

NnwOEUKAvr Sept s-Plou auict Family SO 2seSo Corr
easier White MIoi White Oats quiet So o1 tyc bns.
d1c Hay firm al S230526 Pok dull Mess ned at III ~ bs
cor quiet and 6rm; held Shoulder 8.e Clear Rh ne Ham,
Sugarcurei l7fl08c Jsd-0hoioe IN light opDy recs ,~
I0 Kg l2 Dl2lo Sugar Grmer fully FaS, O4Dlte
WHISKY da al 9IJfio Coffee l568lc MISUNDERSTANDING inc
l22i; kewYork sight. par at discount Gold, l<I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-19

Senator Hendricks Is full OF satisfac-
were carried ouI anted exhibitions Of strength ana
ton at tho unpreceo N ell sdes and is free 10 admit
earnestiess nanfestod. result. Having testimony
bis perfect confidence ,n tn en- tho State be feels as
from nearly all The counties \ stupendous frauds
sured that nothing but the mos, ticket
endanger the success Of the coalition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-19
SAILED.
MARRIHU.

sMITH-CoLR-On TUESDAY. Sept H. 1871 at scotch sAss .!
h, Rev Dr. ar Phleius Smith, jr, Of Brooklyn n T., 70
Nj lille W daughter smith Cole OF the torner place
sTONB-HALB-At reeRss OF the brides parents on hoohay
snt 6 BIZ the Rev P8rsy Charles Henry Soae 70 huss's
wellington daughter Joseph p Hale OF he~-fork C'T
All NoEoes Of MARRIAGES mast be Endorsed NTH faH
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-19
SENATOR MOTIONS STOCK sPEt> INV"
THE SAME SILLY ISLANDERS AGAIssr OK. Ex-
No Ays.yrR TO THE ELECTION FRAU


Irn,sNAPoIIs, Sept. Ex-senator Morton
made formal speech tonight in reply to Mr. voorhees,
Charges made by Gov. Brown and Schurs nc donled IN
detail and I'm general Ne declared that tho charsos ane
Specifications the Fonch Arms business "oto
tonto ,na, INIT vas eoenected with the various scan
dals charged against him, that gift had ever nn
cncea him in appointments to office Ho declared uls
KKux policy entirely essential, the South unworthy OF
trust aud the caFpetbaggers the real rcgene'a'oas
and paeihsators. He chssSed MI "'eo" 80
IN, responsibility OF proIsnging tho hatred ana
contention IN The souta made him fprther reSponS"o
for the existence OF unruy classes lie cood no'
gard The Reforra movement in any other hght thsn ~
raid tive public p,aces IL SNORT, ni' morton
peate6 tho much worn nonsense Of tie campaign
making no point either or important inc deisoh-
stration in his favor very TSspectas'e ana the
building very we'll filled. Many Of Me listeners wess
drawn thther however mach TO hear the Governors
defense in the exposure Of this mornings Serhs@'
but gratifed The proposed sroet doInonstrs
ton was by no meass success-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-19

Al Notices OF Hl
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-09-19

TORY.
HE ADDRESSES TWO LARGE MEETINGS-REPOhfS
FROM ALL PARTS or THE STATE ENCoUR-
AGING.
IBr TELEGRAPH TO THR TRlBUSR.l
INntANAPoLIs, Sept. 1S--Gov. Hendricks, ac-
commanded by tho Hon. Thomas swell, spoke at Lab
erv thus afternoon and at ConnorSvle this evening.
Largo and excited assembled at both points.
and formal DEMONSTRATIONS IN tho wey Of proeessoas
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such action was taken in the pren,i-
SEES. Marshall Phillips was not releas-
Ell under amy bond, nor was he releas-
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whose hands he has been since the I'd
inst.
We hope that there will be sns-
pension Of public opinion until the
case is reached through the proper
channels.
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40............... Erchu.ve Athy...............10
Between Bc,,villc md Cont sts
Ncec Orleans La.
ribtiOns received to all y Publications.
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crption iftry tln not stl back The paper, OF no.
tity the publishers otherwise.
s. Noss,
Practica, Engineer uad Machiaist
HAVING BEEN FOR THE LAST TWELVE YEARS
connected with the Machine Establishment Of
.Jnmcs Todd, Cincinnati, q.
Is prepared to tale orders on most reasonable terms
for all kinds Of
Plantation, Mill & Wood Working NInc'ry
Consisting 4" part Of
Stationary an, Portable stcai,i Engines and Roilers
Iron and wood Frame Circular saw Mills,
with improved connected head block
Eagle Cotton Gins. Imgersol i
Cotton Presses, etc.
NoYsEs IMPROVED wooDwoRTE PLANNING
MACHINES, ....
Portable Corn & Wheat Mills (hotl Iron and
Wood y Complete sets Of Floor Mill
Machinery.
Nysc's Imp rOvcd Portable Horse Power,
N0ysc's Bullcls Cotton Press, to work
by hand. steam or Horse Power.
NEWELL COTTON SCREWS, SIIATTING, Pull
LEYs, SAWS, GAss PIPES, BRASS WORKS,
WOODEN & COTTON MACHINERY, NoY-
sE's PATENT COMPRESS.
Address care of WV GUSHING.
No. 81 st. Charles steer. UnioD New Orleans.
Care Lock Box H.
nANtEL GORREN,
No. 2:s Magazine street. New Orleans, La
Importer d,sd Unolcsdtc Drtcr in
Millinery ana Straw Goods,
LADIES FANcf GOODS.
The attention. of dealers is called to this stock
as i, is
THE I.AItG EST 4 IsEsr ASSORTED IN THE
tul stock of Ladies'. Misses and Childrcns trim
| med l,nis aud Honnrts alwny s.on hand which vii
be sold On favorable terms.
1 HLOo'l 4 co"
Wholesale Croccrs,
And Dealers in
WESTERN PRODUCE
Wines, Liquors. segnrs, and Tobacco,
jt;............ t,tyusiuc st,rrt...............Oc
! Corner of Natchrz Street.
Ne,r Orleans, Louisiana.
IT, Goods ,rceircd and sold commissions
'V'nE EREEDMEN's SAVINGS BANK
TRUST OAIpANY,
Chartered by the L. $. Government, March 1865.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE. WASHINGTON, D. G.
ID. L.. Eaton, Actunry.
BRANCH OFFICE:
l1l........... Caronilect Street............114
c. $. STuRTEvANT, Cashier.
Bank Hours. ..................9 \. NJ 10 = 7. "
saturday Nights ....................6t to q o'clock
EOSEP1I ii. WILSON'S
DEFY GOODS MrORIUM.
Canal Street. I'll
First Floor:
DRY GOODS Gt'NTS FURNISHING GOODS
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-06-18
s Bladder Con, plants

Urinary and Womb diseases, Gravel, Dialects .,
Drorsy, Hthrpnge of Water, 1hcUmtic,'te Of Urine,
l'rghts Disease: Al!'u,ni,ntln, and in all cases
is Thick, cloudy, thixru with Substances like tho
white of egg. or tl'lr"s like white silk or here
is ',a1 ark 'll'" ,. arl t and White
burning sensation when passing water, and pain
III the small OF the back aud along the LOins.