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FOR CRIMINAL SHERIFF.

NEW ORLEANS, September 1872.
The undersigned citizens ofNew Orleans respect
fully recommend to all conservative citizens Cap.
tain JOHN c. SINNOTT for tie Office Of Criminal
Sheriff Of the parish Of Orleans and ask that his
name be earnestly considered BIZ the nomi-
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97....,..,...,St. Charles simultaneously
The undersigned takes pleasure ininforming his
friends and the public generally that he has
opened first class OYSTER SALOON AND Res.
TAURANT at the above place.
The house has been thoroughly repaired and
fitted up in splendid style. All the uxuries of the
season. sucE4s OYSTERS, FISH. GAME, etc, will
be served in Che best style.
TIE best ofswINES ana LIQUORS always on
hand se28 i'm
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Tbs public are hereby cautioned against par
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this market, imitation of Dr., Seigert's AngOs.
tura Bitters,'as none genuine but those bear
log the signature of Dr. j. g. 3. Seigert for which
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Is It not time some other Republican syas
sacrificed to appease the hunger OF the un.
tanned and yoracious Democracy. War.
moth went FIRST, then Ca1npbely~-now whose
turn is it! Sheridan and Armstead still rec
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of the Oldest and besto Let them be pulled
down.
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Rg E. PETERS,
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THE INTERNATIONAL PEACE CONGRESS-
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DISTURBANCES IN CENTRAL AMERICA
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s ns' :s Of sns AAS: at
trihe more inquiry for refined unchanged prices.
We quoe:-cuba Inferior reLning, SC. s,sc
far to good far refining c &C. good to prime refining
e cioies grocery 81 goc sss.rfass nba. and bolss
&C. iv4c m9!asses. hhds and boxes 7Sc. sc; melaao
&c. sesc 90. ~ to Ia 90 Eye do, rs to To- 9a4c
lSSc ido II to ~ l9,.c sllsc do, 20 'sc lstc;
Braaii-6uich standard Nos to Il, sSc sac. java
Dutch standard Nos; 70 u &C. ssc M.nas-superor
srsaes me: g. grocery do, sac. . io4c.
STEAhISE-Market dull and nominal.
1 ~ mas been fair demand for lnsssd Snce
.hip Edith wsrsn "a ss gold :isy ssys Glover 70.
asSssn Timothy dun and nominal Al is $50
ToBAooo.-The for Kentucky tobacco continues
brisk both tor homo use and export and shade
better onsr kaSs rss S: II s price,
o cases old sundss at &c. &C., and 20 bales Of Ha
TN-The demand continued fair for all kinds and the
market remained firm We hear sales of 500 char
and 500 boxes coke terne on private terms.
TALLow-Market quiet and tribe lower. Sales 5000
lbs at $40 for fair anu Sc. for choice CITY,.
quiet but very firm The stock Eh an wool of any de-
and Australia, pulled 95c. III 20 1900 lbs pulled bc
&c., 5000 lbs secured ~ VI $4,000 bs unwashed wool, 45c
,b lbs ,s S smS, 0S M 81
bales pulled c y bales Buenos Ayres sheepskns,
S6c bales fine nos 7c 900 lbs unwashei foreign,
washed Turkey and 6O bales super pulled ali private
terms.
sales of $50 bb at &c. for wooden hooped and ssc for
iron hooped.
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EXCITEMENT ON THE PRODUCE EXCH ANGIE
OVER THE PURCHASE OF THE Blu .LDING.

The long agitated subject OF the purchase OF the
building now occupied by the Produce Exchange,
at the corner OF william street and Broadway re.
ceived its quietus yesterday at public meeting OF
the Exchange, when the majority committee re.
ported In favor Of purchasing tine premises at the
rate oil 1895, 900, and the minority OF two out OF
committee OF twelve reported against It, On o
motion offered by Mr. Martin to adopt the report OF
the majority and insructing the Board Of Trustees
to close the contract at the above sum. heated dis
cusslOn arose, In whicl HOratlO Reed, Mr.. Bensel,
Mr.. Bush aud others spoke against and tho Presl-
dent Isaac II. Red, d. Barber and others, for the
purchase. The meeting finally voted down q mo-
lion offered by HOratlO Reed to defer the SUBJECT
for full meeting on Tuesday next, whel the vote
should be taken by ballot and by q small majority
adopted Mr.. Martins resolution tor the cOsing Of
the contract at sos, 00o.
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leases That obsained from druggists. being hard.
may be cut into the shape OF pencll ana iorcea
into the wound. or II soft, used upon smooth
stick, TO remain I'm the wound for quarier OF Q
minute the pain meantime, OF course, being severe
II the wound be scratch the causttc ID TO be wiped
over IL briskly. Tue part In either case may then
be pouticed with bread and milk for TWO days ana
dressed afterwards with simple salve."
Tne Alexandria Gazette sales.--future Is certain
little plant which Will the worst case ef hydro
phoDla n taken In time. ! refer 10 the cnlck-
Weed-nos the kind usually given 10 canary birds
The kind mean Is OF darker color, the under side
oil the leaf rs covered with small black spots little
small microscopic nower OF brickdust color. Thls
valuable little plant should be cultivated IN eur
ana p %s sSons
be .aken AMI dried IN tae shade; when thoroughly
dry IT should De pnlverlzed, and may be sifted
through coarse Cloth. A half vitae glass OF TINS
powder, mixed with portion OF cold water, and
taken three lines. twenty-iour hours intervening
any mad dog Die ana prevent 's Sydsopnoba
II acts mos! thoroughly, and Is o powerful
who was badly bitten by mad dog years ago. The
dog bit several ANIMALS on the farm, all OF which
went mad my to0k , tins anu WAS
the least affected with hydrophObla. He has In
formed me tnat when nc LOOK the first dose Of the
chlckweed he could feel 1t passlp through hts sys
tenn like electric shock. even TO the finger tips.
The dose did not affect him as much. ana the
third he did not feel at ALL The plant Was first used
very many years ago in Pennsylvania by an Old
German DOCTOR the cures OF THIS Old doctor became
so great aud so many that the Legislature OF Penn
sylvanla gave MIN large sum to divulge the Sc
cret, which he did. He informed Messrs. Lewis and
Gunnei OF Fairfax VINO went from Virginia to pro-
cure the plant from MIN. that ne rst found on the
Potomac bottoms. The plant grows wild and In
great quantities IN Fairfax, and have seen much
or IL about West End.
Another wriLer savs:-On the 3Oth OF November
an impulse seized me to look IN an Old CyclOp1uia.
under tine head OF Hydroph0ba. There found the
foli0wing:-"Cure for HydrOpn0bia.-At Udina, In
Trule poor man living IN the irgntfal tortures OF
hvdrOphoDia was cured with some dranghts OF vine.
gar, given Nun by mistake, Instead or another po.
ton. physician at Padua got intelligence or TINS
event ar Udtna, anu tried the same remedy upon
the patent in the hospital, Administering to HIM
pound OF vinegar IN the morning, another at noon
ana third at sunset, and the man was speedily
and perfectly cured.n A. Y.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, March % 1872.
Exports to Great Britain Liza Sales, 7So Stock ss4ss
TsssDs s'''''f'
NEW ORLEANS, March q, 1874
sross $751; rsa: rissn. os
. Ksve SsO e oI aamSars 10y; cSas wv SS9 Sales
gross isoS Esporis-To Great sri.Sn ssoss % havss
ss Reysl sso The Continent; CO.. Sales s
MOBILE, March ~, 1871
bales .pert.MTo Cork eS Sos.swss sss ssss 500
Great
SAVANNAH. March q, 1871
Cotton in good demand At inside Quotations firm
.ss Net receipts 7ss bales Export. cossw.ss Iv6
d.sst Britain, s5eo Continent 1851
CHAnLEsToN. March %, 1871
Cotton saes %ldnSs S Net ecsp 5S
Ne, Iessi9. Of The week ssS7 sso ,a,pOrisro
Spirit, ,s s ss1
so% Dip sn a n Tor AAr 90 for
LouIsvILLr, March %. 1872
50 s
Receipts 1857 head making the Wsets supply
s
G ss Mead
:iSS :sssSi sSs1rs1S
head last Holders to-day demanded higher rates.
The best price paid for shipping was 80 and for city
averaging 22l lbs at - So head averaging 1856 lbs at
81 rs lao averaging 100 bs at 81 10 Rail shipments
None Flour quct and steady Wheat quiet; sales Of 1000
bushels No. Duluth spring at 81 A. BarieySaes of 10
ern at 66c $780, track aud 500 Uushes do at 57c in
store. Oats rye neglected. See quiet %3 IS So 80
for timothy. and $5 75 medium clover Pork and lard
unchanged. Highwines held nominally at 90c.
Flour steady sales sf%sas Ssrss lsla
8 25 for amber winter IS Is for white winter 9 % for
BILE extra Wheat in better demands saes 1000 bushels red
winter at 81 TO- LOO bushels No. MI waukee club at IL 50
$1,000 bushels do to arrive the opening of navigation
private terms Corn sales 400U bushels Tic the
track Barley lower sales 1000 bushels Canada at ST.
$3.50 bushels Say Qunte at 81 Rye quiet and changed,
81 30 for unboed cw Mfeed unchanged snorts $2j
shipstuhs $40 1924; midlings, $2s 49, per high.
&c. Railroad reights-Fiour to Boston, to New
York, 69c to Albany 49c. . 80 -
Flour quiet but firm. Wheat quiet for CASH sales of
spring at 81 2.s4 sample lot OF white Michigan sold at
81 20 on track Corn quiet for cash. but nominal higher,
A. SS seller april c seller .rS Nay 49, Films seller Her
lvees No. regular sold at SOs4c 3lc., cash: fresh
rejected Csc: Rye in demand and FIRM sales
active and Brm Sac Provisions quiet but firm Pork
higher at $ll So cash 81 76 seller May Lard auie.
r rcks ssa TX steady shomae
sold at $40 &C.. short rib middles $50 &c. BAG n
Sales of short clear mlddes at 6lsc 5Ac. shoulders
51c clcar rib Sides 6c clear sides 7c, all packed Cat
81 "a for common to extra bulk of sales at "a 80
"a 49, kecepts-2,8V0 bills -four, 400 pushe wheat 900
DO corn H. oC0 do OATS soy DO barley and 5000 hogs
LOO do. OATS 2Oo do barley, 5000 hogs and 1900
cattle.
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INSTRUMENTATION TO CURE 1T.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
have heard OF several children in Brooklyn being
bitten by mad dogs in February. OF whom one has
since died Of hydrophoba. send you this article,
including the following recipes, with the request
that you Will print 1t in your paper nope that, as
your paper has very large circulation in New York
and Brooklyn, these recipes may meet the eyes of
the parents Of the little sufferers. nope some
friend OF God and humanity VINO can will see that
they do reach the persons for whom intend them
May not also call the attention OF the physicians
of New York aud vicinity TO these presc riptionsf
Cure for Hydrophobia.- following Is Mrs.
Goodman's celebrated remedy, which has been un-
failing In every case where taken before the occur
renee Of spasms. 1t consists OF three doses or
elecampane root, taken in the following manner,
viz:-For the first dose take one and
q half ounce OF either the dried or
green root; II green CRATE as you would horse
radsh II the dry root reduce 1t quite fine; mix 1t In
q pint of milk fresh from the COW, and boil 1t down
TO half pint Take this early 10 the morning
upon an empty stomach, and eat nothing until after
four O'Clock in the afternoon. Forty-eight hours
after this take TWO ounces OF the root prepared in
the same way, boiling y down 70 half Q pint as be-
q or6. and take II IN me SAME fiianfer Again. In
eight hours take another dose OF same guam
t,tv IA the last. THIS makes In all i've and half
ounces OF the root and three pnts OF milk The
directions are to be closely observed, using mix
fresh from the COW, boiling each dose down 10 nalf
a pint taking the whole dose at once aud upon an
empty stomach, fasting until four O'CLOCK taking
the dose every otner day. Tho green root Is prefer
ape 1t Is an exceedingly nauseous dose to prepare
or take but Is certain taken In time for either
hydrophopia or snake bite. The gentleman who
gave us the recipe paid $25 for IT, and was cured by H.
Since then he prescribed 1t with certain enect In
humber OF cases. In one case two men were bitten
Inv the same dog one took the remedy and is living
to-day, the other refused to take 1t, and died In
most terrible agony. .
David Walton, OF Accotink. Fairfax county, va,
December l. 1870, Is the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bla.-A communication from Professor n. X. smith,
of this city, the subject or hydroph0pla, Is an
Invaluable contribution TO the public at large, as
well as to medical science and knowledge Pro-
lessor smith SHOWS that mere scratch on the
hand or face Is more dangerous than when deep
inclslop is made by the teeth OF tue animal, as In
the latter case there Is such now or bloJd as 10
aid IN washing away the poison. But In nei,ner
case should there be any DELAY or neglect In apply
ing the remedies which are suggested. In the nrst
place II Is required that The wound BIO Instantly
washed again and again with soap ana water.
Caustc potash Is then to be applied, winch may be
obtained from any druggist, or made by boiling lye
from wood Ssnes down TO the CONSISTENCY of mo-
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The stock market was dull with the subsdlng OF
the excitement ana speculation in Erie, which
stock was far down on the list OF activity to-day
and was temporarily abandoned Tor other features
which offer the promise OF speeder move
ment. The London restriction against upstamped
certificates was reported removed this morn
ing, and the two classes consolidated,
but, from the fact that two prices
came subsequently by cable It Is probable that
the stock Exchange adopted q resolution 10 that
effect. which Is not to 60 into operation. however,
until AFTER next settling day, or somewhere In the
vicinity of the LIST OF April. Erie nuctuated between
4sh and 6oK, or only Y per cent
striking contrast to the animation OF few days
ago. The point" Is out again, for the dozenth
time at least within the past two years. that Ohio
and Mississippi Is 10 be leased to the Baltimore and
OHIO Railroad. The inside ones who had
this valuable point were buying the stock
and induced quite large following,
with the result OF advancing the price from ASK to
AK. One OF these days the 'bears," who are de-
riding this story may ind themselves crying "wolt'
when the danger Is at hand, and wnen will be too
late for them .sc0ver." Whatever the real merit
OF the rumor. the Vanderbilt party were buying
Ohios and selling Union Pacific, feat requiring little
dexterity IN such q market as prevailed to-day.
Pacific Mail recovering the equantmIty from
which 1t was 80 suddenly disturbed on
Wednesday by the rejection OF Its claims
for an increased subsidy started OF on new tack,
under the guidance OF advices from Albany. which
represent that bill to reduce the capital stock TO
$4,000, 900 would probably como up for consdera-
ton next week. Northwestern (which Is dong
very well this spring." enough, indeed, TO promise
"a semi-annual dividend Of per cent" IN June,
advanced to sOal The rest OF the market displayed
frmness, except Union Pacific which was heavy.
weak and lower although rallied at times by the
strength elsewhere prevailing.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.


Cotton Quiet but Firm-Receipts at tho Ports,
$500 Bales-Flour Firmer-Wheat Again
Decidedly Higher but Quict-Coru Higher
Copper Firmer-Petroleum Firmer-P0rk
Firmer-Soeds Firm-Spirits Turpentine
Firmor-Wool Quiet but Firm-whiskey
Higher.
FRIDAY, March 42-6PM.
has been particular change the market
since last report. There still moderate inquiry for
EXPORT but the transactions small We quote POTS,
os Is % u.s. and pearls. 90 $40 50.
BUILDING MATERtALe-The demand for brick has been
moderate and without essential In price, Car
S.ie . us S s Gs 81
go for Philadelphia front from yard Limo remained
and steady ~ for and y2 for lump. Cement
Lahs rather better quoted
1t SO tor Eastern spruce.
CANDLEs-1he market continued quiet and without
was moderate BUSINESS at former prices. We quote
sperm patent do, Asc 44c searc, Ssc. 2sc ada
manns. isAS. lsAo psraalne' sSc. . &c;
sc with sales OF lbCOO Por future delivery there
large business In Lake &c. but were Unable TO
C0FFEEThe market still remained quiet and prices
nominal We hear Of sales OF 6o5 Rio. Merrl
mac on private erms also resale OF 1900 bags eI Vol
tguer on private terms Sales were mored OF oo bags La
glayra Baltimore per John Bolton private and
Cargoes tRio Ordinary, IKE se DO far lShe i5ac;
sixty days; Maraca,bo, lsc. lsc Laguayrs, lSc. sOc
St. Domingo dn bond. No. lAc. java &c &c.. gold,
CoTTON-The demand cotton on spot was rather
less previous prices despite nnfavorable adj
from Europe The business In progress Yesterday and
to-day has been In at lower figures than quota
tons represent holders yielding in order to large eves
prevailed forward deliveries, ADD prices
ruled lUc &c per pound sellers favor The sales
I'D folio
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MARRIAGES ANO DEATHS.
Married.
Observation-Disclosures st. An

observation-disclosures st. AIMS church, on
Thursday, March 81 by Rev. Thomas Gallaudet,
rector. CHARLES GUION BULL to EMELINE, youngest
daughter OF Horati0 Schermerhorn, Esq. all OF this
city.
FLETCHER--ROBINsoN.-O Wednesday March 20,
Mt the residence OF the BRIDES mother BY the Rev.
DIR. Andrews, JAMES II. FLETCHER OF washington.
u. c., to MARY L. ROBINSON, OF Brooklyn.
TAGGARr-MCLEOD.-O wednesday, March 20, at
the residence OF the bride, by the Rev. Dr. Mathews
DAVID TAGGART TO Miss LIZZIE MCLEOD, both OF
this CITY. No cards.
VAN BUSKIRK-DUPIGNAC.-On wednesday, March
20, at tic residence OF the BRIDES parents by the
Rev. Jc TN A. Paddock. ID. d., GEORGE w. VAN BUS
KIRK to ALMIRA, daughter OF George w. Dupignac,
ST., both OF Brooklyn.
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--For future delivery ibasis middns) sales
S %sroh a. loo at AD aiI oo al ri,ss
May eco at s2%c lol al 70 rSs,, 1900 at June
August 100 ssc SEPTEMBER 100 a. bike october lVS at
April 800 g isc 100 at 2ac 100 at q l5sc 4O Ct a2c
1900 at y ll6c go at 22c May. 200 at 22ssc $500 at
zoe At sac October 100 SS iss Ei.c s,%
Grand total 1874 bales Rates cotton to foreign
closed steady. as foowsTo Liverpool, by steam, d BY
c. TO Hamburg. BY steam. "a, confinement; sal. ~
Baltic ports, by sail. Mc lc, gold To Mediterranean
ppr: nv steam s & s gcrs Mo "m
$780, sayannah 1885, Ghaieston. 1856 VI mington, us Nor
b369 This day week, $685. This year. lO52s
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than half grade above below the Grade quoted
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-Receipts- 7l70 bbis. corn,
&c. 460 bushels 400 bbs aud 3S7 IL $50
bushes barley, :50O do The -four market ruled hrmer
under moderate demand and graies l0c BETTER
the general The sales part last
ng) about H. bbls Southern Hour was In moderate
demand previous prices. Corn meal better de-
firm We hear Of sales of GOO bbls Western yell
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Wheat decidedly but prices were again
&C. Be- per Sush which c , the al nnn
store 95 a a &C. .ss 50
F 1aS s sale. We're % Rs
s eHsss0 i ssori 81 e sss
%
@ Sa for ''S s and
so5 bushels ssc FOR western ssrs and
oats Rye was Srm al soc store. Barley que.
but little animation and We have no %
exporters charter can tor Che Cuba
s % 20 ss aSs s
SGD ..xs
a.ss por Is grain H.. ISsa knsao '
refined petroleum g. German bark from rha-
sssai e91s
to bbs refined on I private terms
pm
S ssss
SIS to Cork FOR order. Continental port
% and asTsn % aSs ssa
charges paid swedish brig hence to dibraer for ORDERS
GUSsfTs~we have nothing of importance to note since
four ea ssse
cuta, and i7c for domestic.
HTMP AND JuTE-The market for hemp sll remains dull
and entirely nomns Jute was quiet but % Sns hear
quiet but about steady reported Of bales
to arrive at &c., gold We quote dressed W ~
&C. Per ION j aaaTf c a. P Tampco
do, bond. Jue, 5hc &C., gold, and jue butts, sc
currency III. wanna, h.. shown tr,ae more animation
since our as put Of he oc with which to operate
Prices nave snown no nna imnSrs az foIows
repors tne Ieceps anu ,ees s1S
GeP,s i3r the WEEK. SoD oas st S sio Tstai receis
september M do sC for 81 same sao period IN 1870
20; III or same IT, Total exports since September
1871 s4s total imports since September ISL sals oaisa
The current quotations acc coc sasera
ana Wes ' n. aoc 9Sc' Tore,nns ac n Inc ' ~
ai5c Ola oSs, &C. i1c W.: one lint very firm
owing ing to aH ahs supplies. We quote shppns ii
long rye ana eoS Soc rSs sI3r rn continued dull and
nomesc WAS quiet but frm The sales were
c.,.,,,,.., and ,o,xsa i Tc .t %p I'VE" CT0p'
cuos-CCs nved ane &c SSc slc &c.,
Muscovado' rv rnnsrs ZEE SSc nc nc q Ssc
Porto 40'' SSS S SSc
New Orleans sue asoc -,sn 1vG a oO
NAvAL STohksiho ol NJ 'so Sh,s NJ 90 a.
unued moderaseH nctve S & s hi. s,s a., snin
09bc 70c Hosn was quet p9 aoo w n oa
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