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A PLANTATION SIX MILES FROM
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ALEXANDRIA, LA

III ase esB Bug 5;5zH1:fEsl;
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16 Rue de la Paix, Paris.
w Ambrosial Cream Tor shaving
Fashionabe Perfumes for the Handkerchief
Baa LasiFsle for the Hair.
Els 10 C0leEas (prsparAiisa sDeoialse
New-York tribune., 1872-11-11
COTTON MARXETs

GAtrEsTON, Nov 6oon steady Good Ordinary 6l dl6e net
la2 bates saes 30 bales stock 1900 bales Weekly
receipts " 500 bales ~ Os-o Great Buin 3z3l bales
wise l0I 1srs. sale. 60 bales
GiLvTs Nov 3CI seady OIinarr ls4c Orduarv
4y bales
1870 ba.s. stock, 100 1aAs
S.Kg0L sCO0l ql Low Mldlhgs i7ie; net reeeipts
as tales exports eoaNise, zo bales a 100 basi stock
lZ757 bales
MIlg 1lc ndlngs l8ic; receipts 255 baesi gross
Z6kl h1rs zlse, 3S bslesi to-day bales
last evening loo bales. siOcs, 1922 batA
OHAHLsr0N Nov. 9Coti0n DALI Addlngs ITldiiIe.: Log
Ndl lisc; Coos Orinay ic net receipts p ~ bales sales
~ 1ses si0ci, % ,JJj bales
sAyASxAH Nov ia moderate derani fair offerings;
Cod Ordinary IA Qlic, Lw Mdlngs, li0ic Mddlng. 8a
i6. ecept sz bale. eTporscoassse $50 baei
2Z3 bales. suck - 5l9 bales
lsulDELpHA. NOV 9-CO.ton quiet Midlingf lslc
WELLINGTON Nov. 9Coltos fm hddllgs iici receipts
5Ik bales sae % bales; stOck ~ bales
LOUFfLLE. Nov 9oon dull anl Unchanged aGdhngs, U!c
ftce rts 9l5 Lalss thiDmcnts. I ,3i9 bales . -
ACaDr. Nov 9-Coon ia demand MdilRgs, lic
lts1 Loi5t sses J5G bsea
New-York tribune., 1872-11-11
HoRsE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.
Nrr.YoEE. SATURDAY. Nov. .. lsrs.

Nxx.YoRE. Saturday. Nov .. 1871
In the general horse market, as well as at the pub
lie auction m.r the sales effected daring this week have been limited
numbe inferior regards the quality Of the horses dem'nd'
hardly any business beond the supplying %
stage realized did not exceed the average Of
sO perhead These symptoms Of eyNng trade however weak
did not fail have effect upon the depressed spirits o.
dealers generally and the market favored BY fair weather. ys
brief universal bsknes before ne ss OF
t with the end Of the Fa season
percentage Of deaths om the epidemic has been con
among and the msj0ny OF those nas
been attacked by the disease now in far wy OF q,
Onehaf Of those ranging unier toe category OF
already In n condition 10 be offered IN ne
rg the Presidential elections well as 70 me p
i,pe OF the horse disease the carriage Of the week has bcep
much embarrassed the operations Of almost any o'hI
thousb prhsps the ggrgate Of business hst equf that ordinarily
realized At e The stock hand al the var
repositories presents rule very mn assorment prices are
good seeconA .,o., - ,-...s a.-,.. ,ho
week
New-York tribune., 1872-11-11
At 90 and accrued interest in currency
INTEREST PAYABLE APRIL AND OCTOBER. REGISTERED
OR COUPON PAYABLE IN LONDON OR NBw-YORK

THIS ROAD, WITH THE CANADA SOUTHERN, FORMS THE
NEW TRUNK AIR LINE FROM BUFFALO TO CHICAGO IT'S
UNDER THE SAME CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT, AND Is
BEING BUILT BY THE SAME PARTIES WHO BUILT THE
CANADA SOUTHERN MILTON COURTWMGHT, JOHN f.
TRACY. DAVID DOwS WM. L. SCOTT, HENRY FARNAM, B.
A. FORSYTH JOHN M BURKE NJ l.. SYKES, JR.. ALL DlREC
TORS BOTH IN THB CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST AND THB
CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND GEORGE OPDYKR or THE
NEwYORK MIDLAND; SIDNEY DILLON, DANIEL DREW
JOHN ROSS DAVID STEWART. SAMUEL J. TILDBN, KENYON
cox AND OTHER PROMINENT RAILROAD MEN. THE ROAD
Is BEING RAPIDLY BUILT. IN THB BEST POSSIBLE hAh-
NER WITH 6OPOUED STEEL RAILS THROUGHOUT ITS IN
TIRE LINE AND WILL BIZ COMPLETED DURING THE
COMING YEAR NEARLY ONHHALF OF THE ROAD WILL
BIB COMPLETED AND II RUNNING ORDER BY TUB lST OF
JANUARY NEXT; so THAT THE ENTIRE LINE. FR0h
BUFFALO TO CHICAGO WILL WITHIN THAT TIME BE IN
SUCCESSFUL OPERATION THE BUILDERS OF THIS ROAD
CONTROL ENOUGH OF THE LEADING LIN RUNNING FROM
CHICAGO TO INSURE ENORMOUS BUSINESS FRoI THE
START. TAKING INTO CONSIDERATION THE IMPORTANT
PACT PATENT TO ALL WHO STUDY THE STATISTICS OF
TRADE THAT THg PRESENT TRUNK LINBs, NOW TAXED TO
THEIR UTMOST CAPACITY ARB NOT AFPoRDING FACiLl
TIES EQUAL TO THB GREAT AND CONSTANTLY INCREASING
DEMAND FOR TRANSPORTATION AND THAT THIS ROAD
THROUGH ITS ENTIRE LENGTH. BEING PRACTICALLY
STRAIGHT AND LEVEL, AND SHORTER BY
THIRTY-FIvB MILES THAN BY ANY OTHER
NOW BUILT, OR THAT CAN BE BUILT, 1T
MUST BIZ APPARENT THAT THIS LINE is NOT ONLY
NEEDED BUT MUST BE GREAT SUCCESS. THB PRO
CRRDS OF THEsB BONDS WILL COMPLETE AND EQUIP
THR ENTIRE ROAD, AND VIZ CONFIDENTLY RECOMMEND
THEM AS MOST sAFB AND PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.
PAMPHLETS AND ALL INFORMATION FURNISHED By
New-York tribune., 1872-11-11
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per North hirer lCssels oHo Ratr0doe
al pkg Ashes pses Beeswar tlJl eaes N9lon 10
Ibis Flour ll2O bh Meal Meal lO8s bush neat taS
hush Corn 900 bush Oats 90 bush Malt 2ooOz bnsb ba
pkgs Dried Fruits l2 hhls Copper 80 Ghes
2T bafs B. T. Peas Hops 93 bb Beans ia hdc ~ bd@
Hides bb OIL bbS RJsn, lI99 bbls Spirits IuIptn
tpe no pkgN OH Cake 3 Leather, lA Peanuts
pigs BeeS pkgPok !o pigs Cut Meals F55 lcs Lard e
"a bblS Bggs 3S3 kgs butter ~ PkgN Snee & 81 Nv h
pkg TslOw 100 Rice SO pkF starch so mus loOs
Co lGS pFgs Tobacco 232 hhls Whskt ~ bales Wool 80
Reets for week ending Ssturls Nov embrace %
bbs Flour 32I9 hb WHISKY 5Ot bush Corn MA 20 Dag
Corn Meal sac 3l bash Corn, 248l bush oats
1880 bush Malt pas bush Barley 1884 bth Peas t5J pfEs
Beef s7 pkF pkgs Cut Meas +37f tes Lhd 80 teg'
Lard. Ll67 pigs Tauow. 81 Ikgs Steann..
New-York tribune., 1872-11-11

hEupH Nev sCessoa dui Ai1iAg lst toeto Low hdAiar
i1i0loi oeea ordnNy lie reooPt Toi eae shipHsn i'"
balesi sock, 2s.sto bales ,.,.,.-
Midungs lile mddBns se net receiph I bsle' erporu
consvise O balesi saos 300 bales stool "a $50 bales
ST Lou Nov 9-Coiton duli Good Ordinary. i7ie receipts
(96 bales; shipments, 6tJ bales go - - -ao
CfScENITI Nov 9Cotion qus hddHnEs lsicj receipts 7sS
h.es. shipments SOY btesi stock, 2,l87 bAleA =.
Bosros Nov aCotoh quiet Mddngs t9ie net reeeph -
b, gross receipts 2051 bales sales 600 bales; siooh 5000 bales
BIIYInoRR Nov. aCoton dull; MiddlinsS Bc mel reepe
@ bales; gross receipts 500 baesi eIporls-eoare, lO bales
sales IlO bales soct. 2, $40 bales.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-11
CATTLB MARKETS.

CHICAGO. 9-8soe Tor week Cattle u,o6s Hogs 6i20s
Sheep s55 st year: Cattle lOO5l Hogs 81 O6 Sleep
Cetle siDp. =; mdeTa,s demand Tor packing era
qua poor puosl quoabS ossf packing will proba.
~ close nrn W-eai Quotations range - $3.50 ~ hIra
50 zyQt5 MEDIUM. 81 5Oas2 Is Butchers, S2g
81 a0 Inferior, = 20 p Mort WuteTed Texans 81 75U
q Is brgh ao hgs good supply; demand goo IRON pack
ana sMppti orntr freely cooler weather Packed
b j uuf st sesslu, Cy; 30lOc lower;
quality hut eq.al 10 last seasons quotations aDgng - Is a
- 80 Conn - - Good Choice, - sOa - IS EIta
$3.50 I'd los sAe b. ot request local and pce higher
Al s30ss L5 scso.dilg 10 qualify.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-11
TIE STATE OF TRADE

PAE Nov "a Renies openei At 50 francs 30 eenilnes
LvgKrooL ell Cotton opened duIi MluulnS OPANu
aid: Midiing Orleans. lt4 dlotd 90 $500. r.,
LyEKPooI, Nov. 9li In-toion closed o1ii hoahs VI
tnd, q}i Mddnc Orleans the Of the day have been
10 ss incud speculation eIpOrti sales Of Addhng
Orleans for November 81 c.
LIvERPO0L Nov 80 Brcaisufs are quiet - 80 ~. &C., 4,
L0NDON Nov. S-EycLLg -Linseod OH. AZ 10 GS'S 10
New-York tribune., 1872-11-11

g. s,ee,A sss CS, s delivery hear u 80 49, seller this
SrSsTs o. rsOvmOn TOR Tus vI1K SSO'
New-York tribune., 1872-11-11
Gorses, Carriages, Garuess, &r.

Gorses, Carriages, GarHess, sc.
A.-REMo9v,IAAIL;:: oval j., sr,,vvxs
MANUFACTURERS OF FISE CARRlAGSS
LIGHT ROAD WAGONS.
haze @ % sI IT'S 90 SsaR where
Light @ssos. . TIER orn lisnaiae,ir,: ----
A T WALDRON 81 CO0KEs
"A D0wSTOws aOasB MART.
LARGE AUCTION SALE
PINF ROAD AND WORK HORSES,
EXPRESS. AND DEPOT WAGONS
SAGLB AND DOUBLE HAiNB,s
kJBES, BLANKETS, WHIPS.
The work horses In this sale W be one oi e less o 500
all sod unisr saAnIee' giving purchasers ~ hours A
Sale positive. rain or SHINE
DAY HORSE for SALE-15t hands; sound
ID double sold for want Of use Apply
at ia Wei Filteenhst
ZINE CARRIAGES.
Tho anest OF 6cl,ss Csrses suited the HONE nad
SOUTHERN MARKBT,
A s. FI.ANDRAITS.
NOS ? AND ~ FAsr EIGHTEEN HIST,
Between BROADWAY and FlFTH-AyB.
EOR SALE-HORSES aud DOGS. Any pei
d,arols Of obtaining helas hunters roang draesht oI
S1st HSss & 95 1 oo . pSe f9 I & s % 10 Sufshs
inconvenience Ad4s' HAWKS CO.. Montreal Canada
HORSE DISEASE-We feel it our duty to
-
mOsi not quite pecac 10 this Malay II used internally & aSa
Use ear Tor hhng the throat h aad imhs mId with water Tor
ami dnct the manger In
stable where the dseatgo that over
10 die treated with Beanes Magic OIL
bour cut Of danger This article IS
safe while neutra the yus eeanses and
stomach,
yiae the Of Horses to trJ
7ic oil JOHN r. HENRY " boesae hgeu New fork aud
soLi by ,ll Druy,isis and Grcrrs WM. RENNE SONS,
PIltsfcd, Mass, solo Propneiors, &c
HORSE BLANKETS, HARNESS, SADDLES,
sud al kinds S,dy goods extensively manufactured ial
line OF Blankets stable; plush and other Carriage hOOes
Of every quality. T. y. oA-lLn q oo " ',elie--,s
HARNESS-Horse Clothing, Blankets, Breast
Aprons ROoes Horse Equipment description me
Argest yir C. ~. hOSEAAN bhO hanaiAc-
urees: Ooas ll4 ChambsTssL
New-York tribune., 1872-11-11
Wtean Steamers


EOR 81. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
UhlIhD STATES and BRAZIL STEAMSHIP COhfAhL
heRuin mn ctesnefs sailing the 29d Of month
kub. Ceot InsleDaagh November n
kORIH AMERICA. Capt q. sloeun Decsmhsrn
hbehimAOA. CaDs Weir. January ~, 1879. 90 - .
These spha Ashers a schedule call a. S Ihome
PAs Penameue Bahia and Rio de gong returning For
engagement Of freight or passage, apply 10
WIN GARRISON. Ageit No BOvllng green, New -Yorf
HAVANA, PROG RESO and VERA CRUZ.
II EBW-Y0RK and MEXICAN MAIL STEAMSHIP LINZ.
Leaving 3. North Rs er 81 o.. m. for
CLEOPATRA, Phillips, (laVAnA oniyl.. TUESDAY Nov
MEXICO Sherwood, .MOGDAl. Nov. 10.
CITY HAVANA (Havana only SATURDAY Nov. ~
CLEOPATRA. Phillips, isyans onyl SATURDAY. Nov 30
ior freight or passage appJ 70 80
IT 8, MAIL to HAVANA.
u. ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co - Sailing regularly
EVERY THURSDAY a, O'Clock precisely from Pier No 4,
HoRRo CASTLE Capt 7. II. Morton (yia HGssau). Nov 4
CRESCENT CITY, Capt T. g. Gums .HoVemher2
C0LTMBIA CAo ID. Cofn wis HassAa November %
For heght passage applyto A. w. DlhOCk. Pre.dsns,
No Bowhnggre
A NCHOR LINE STEAMERS
s.l eyery WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. TO and from GAsgov
Liverpool Londonderry. and Queenstown ,
booei railway station Ia Great Britain
Ireland Soray Sweden Denmark GERMANY Holland Belgian, and
VIZ o''''' AT LOWEST CURRENCY RATES
Drahs on the Old Country for any amount
Appy s tho CompanJs 0hces Bowlng.green ,,,,nos -,
'' HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents
New-York tribune., 1872-11-11
LAKE ONTARIO SHORE R.R.
2 PER CENT GOLD
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,
Al g2 1-2 and Accrued Interest.

At % 1-S and Accrued interest,"
Issue $50, 900 the mile denominations OF 500 5000
OOO, So 900. This enterprise s undertaken with SUBJ
scriptions the Capital Stock Of over S2,OOO,OOO
Sixteen miles of the Road finished and in
operation, ~ miles in addition fully graded and total
length Of SIS miles Of will be laid this season,
whole Road, Of about $50 miles, with the eTcep
miles Of work entered and contracted to be an
by responsible and wealthy parties within the ensuing
The will extend from the Ctr OsweEo Lewiston the
Eagars branches Suspension Bridge and Buff
fnIo connecting its Western terminus With the Great Western
the Canada southern, and the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern Railroads, and at 0swgo with the New-fOrk
Midland the way the Midland with the proposed Boston,
Rome and OsweEO Railroad, Which, When built will thus
provide ChicsEo Boston 20 miles shorter than BY
existing contemplated line connecting also 0wegO with the
Rome, WatertOwn and Ogdensburg Railroad, and
thence Vermont Central completes connection with the
entire railroad system Northern NeWRngand while connections at
Oswego syr.cue owego Railroad secures access
10 the coal fields Of Pennsylvania.
With large through bUIneGs sssured Running
through poDulS and villages and rich agricultural district m
local will dOub take Of the Interest the First
Mogre The Of the farm property Of the
counties through which the road passes
Annual production 3l'4S<3AO
We eonsdeuT above Loan Of the most srseVs
and reliable offered For sale by
GEORGE OPDYKE e. Co.,
No 25 EAssAU-sT
New-York tribune., 1872-11-11
THE GREAT SOUTHERN
FREIGHT And PASSENGER LINE

PoR CHARLESTON s. C., FLORIDA PORTS AND THE SOUTH
AND SOUTHWEST. -
Sailing every TUESDAY THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, from Pier
No % North River. at D m The steamships
CHARLESTON. Capt JAMES BERRY. Iuesiay. Nov. T. .
SOUTH CAROLINA, Capt. 4. j. BECKETT. 1hurday hoV H.
CHAMPION Capt H. W. LOCKWOOD. Saturday, Nov To-
Superior accommodations passengers Tarough passage hcke
nd 6 OF aing With the south Carolina Railroad
10 All points South and the North Eastern Railroad
Florence Cherag al points the Cherar and Darlington M
rod and Florida ports Insurance BY this lne ON
hALF PER CENT forwarded free OF commission Bills Of
Furnished signed the Office Local Passenger and Freight
- " " HENRY H. MORGAN L Co, Agents
a., \ f,s' -. snnv ,o BENTLEY D. HASDELL,
ner rr Great Southern Freight Lne: No. 81 Boad.sy
EXTRA STEAMERS WILL Be DISPATCHED AS SOON AS
LOADED
Entrance 90 rhcmas-st
New-York tribune., 1872-11-11
cecinrcs ano Mleelinas.

.-~.~--~~--
CTEINWAY HALL-T0-NIGHT
GEN. JUDSON KILPATRICK
v deliver us brilliant iee'are
ABROADt'
1HE CASE OF SFsli lRELANP y AN 2sSTTztE STATED
by the
VERY REV. n. ~ BURKE o. p,
IN rr' to NJ Foue Academy Of Music n Y. the follow
ing srrlirr.t
Is. Iestrr- Tie NoImin Invasion, TUESDAY, Nov. H.
2lz sure-" eui Jude the Tudors" TIL uRSDAY Nov H.
ID turr" ireland nder Cromwell" on TUESDAY, Nov. 49,
4L tue younteen THURSDAY Nov 81
9Th tetu-" lrcilni Unlon TUESDAY Nov 26
Tie the Course S5 single admission fi For sale at the
pn bookstores the oces Of the Catholic joauA
apl At the Academy Of Music
No part house reserved except the borss which Tor sale
The Dor Zee Of the Academy.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-11
Amusemenfs.
A MEXICAN INSTITUTE EXHIBITION.
n LAST DAYS. LAST DATst
Ar EXHIBITION HALL.

AT EXHIBITION HALL.
On Third and Secoad-svu, by sry lkrist -
Inrruv and ComprehensEe Exhibit OF ADsnoa Snh
Ingenuity Artistic Development and Material PFogess
Open rom IN. o 10 D. no dsily until NOV ~
Su~odldlT Lighted by tLe New OXfH1DkOtkt 1fs
Choice Music By KBATlEG'6 TINB EXHIBITION OEohSrhN
Adsao 50 cents Mechanics Tickets, in paes'se'' % ''e
Rvsryboiy sfould visl. this UnequaSi Display. .~,.
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS WEDNbSDAf ara oA'N"
DAY EVENINGS. viii close Nov 20 -----
A CADEMY OF MUSlC-LUCCA.
"A ITALIAN OPBKA-LuCCA. .,u,-,-
POSITIVELY NO FRRB Isl.
Last WEEK (bat TBrce) OF 1hk shAsON
MONDAY NOV. n, M8p m,
SECOND AND LAST TIME OF TUB
THREE PRIME DONNIE
MMR PAULINE LUCIA,
Miss CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG.
NINE bEJNl LAVEbh
Together with
sIGs MORfAM. sPARAPANL .., v,,x
In MoEFts Opers %
MARRIAGE OF FIGARO.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. ~. as ?. m,
FAUST.
NINE PAULINE LUCIA, ~ harSeuie.
In Prgarst 90,
HUGURNOTS AND hlGNoN
Kpabe's Pianos the Ac- deny o. Ausc 49,,
Tickets can be obtained The AlcT II hu and s.
~ NNf I-.aH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-08
Personal NOTES.

At county fair In Arkansas premium is offered
for the handsOmest man.
Mrs. stephen A. Douglas Williams Is the promi
neut figure In Fort Leaven worth, Kansas society.
John b. Cough IS lying Ill ct Scranton, Pa, and
his lecture engagements are thrown up for tho
present.
Mrs. Addie L. Baou is now living at Terre Haute,
md, where she has been sandered, and mas sued
the Gdzette for $4,000.
william Il. Goddard. lately appointed Judge OF the
Eastern District OF Texas, Is not native OF TINS
STATE but has resided In Texas about twenty years.
Mrs. Matthew'S mother OF Vice. President C0lfax,
although still quite Ill and confined TO her ped, Is
slowly improving.
Charles p. Kimball has been appointed by the Pre-.
sident one Of tho commissioners from Maine to
attend the centennial celebration In Philadelphia
Juy 4, 1885,
The Cheyenne Leader gives rumor thar John W
Tnayer, late United States senator from Nebraska,
Will probably accept the Govern0rsnlp Of Wyoming
Territory.
Mrs. HARVEY Bowen, of Pine Island Num-. has
lately received letter from friend In Canada, in.
forming her that there was ABOUT one hundred and
twenty-five million dollars worth Oh real estate to
be distributed among the descendants OF her great
grandfather.