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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-10-05
@,ruing Star and Catholic Messenger.
INV ORLEANs, SUNDAY, ocToBER s, lsTa.

y oRIEANs, SUNDAY; OCTOBER 8. ls7a.
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iFrom the pitssburg Catholicl
.AYER FOR THE HOUR OF DEATH
.rn WHO ARE DEvoUr TO THE suFFKnINGs
When the hours of life are reCkoned,
And tho awful ono draws nigh.
Whom my trembling soul is summoned
To the Judgment seat ON high,
Ahi in that most dreaded moment.
As the world fades from my signt,
And the thought OF sins unnumbered
Doth my senses cen aftrfght;
oh. be aear unto me. Jesus!
Whisper Of Thy tender meEcis5;
Breathe the bliss Of Heav'n above.
Hover round, sweet Virgin Mother,
And, unseen OF mortal eyes
Fold me close upon thy bosom -. -
"A tho auguished hour draws nigh.
whisrer to tbJ Son, whose justice
viii my ;nbling .oni soon claim
Az an outoast from His presence
or glory to His name.
Whisper to that Heart. once broken
For the love 1t bore to mo.
That never have forgotten
All its fearful agony.
That although my sins , we're countless count
And nay life with folly wrea a;n
Were 10 ny e dafy sighs Ger breathed
How sought to soothe the anguish
OK His suferiDgs by my tears.
And His hours OF desoation
By tho vigil Of my prayers.
There within His side all pierced,
have hidden every grief;
OFT His cross in tervoc clasping,
Where in death seek relief.
On my heart and lips place it,
ALL 3est a. dying prayer
His wounds will plead, where darent,
In Judgment presence there
The word. with all its vain parade,
Its pride of life and power,
Its Turing smtfes. deceltful jqys,
All mock mo in this hour.
Naught but my tear.stained crncifx,
With memories tender, sweet.
OF thoughts of Burning love, oft breathed
Thereon at my Jes rs feet;
Naught but it's pictured woe can soothe
In this honr q fear and pain;
Oh Lplaoe 1t on my heart and Ips
Asst pleads for me again.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-10-05
Mystical Numbers.
TIE NUMBER THREE.

They say there divinity in odd Numbers either In
nativity, chance; or acknowledgements
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-10-05
FINANCIAL.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. REMOVAL
NEW ORLEANS SAVING INSTITUTION,
incorporated In 1885.
This Institution has been removed 10 the new Bank
ing House, No. 156 Canal street.
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS.
SAM JONES' JP., Treasurer.
L II. GENERES, President
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CORNER OF CANAL AND DELTA STREETS,
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Commission Merchants and Dealers in Western
| Produce.
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uIBERNIA NATIONAL BANK

uIBERNIA NATIONAL BANK
OF NEW ORLEANS.
Paid-up Capital. -------.. $ooo'ooV
p IRWIN President. THOS. SMITH. Vice.Pres.
JAS. J. TARLETON. Cashier.
Nicholas Burke, Patrick Irwin Robert Carey.
Tbos Marley Thos. L. Clarke, Iohn e. Il oRers,
William Hart, Edward Sweeney, John Henderson,
Thos. Smith,
Th,s Bank sells Exchange London and Dublin,
payabe in ali parts Irelsnd. from One Pound ser
ing upward and allows interest on special deposits
according TO contract u,,yrop ~..,t,.
nh9 73ly JAS. D. IAhhE AoS o1saieI.
r oUISIANA SAVINGS BANK AND SAFE
- DEPOSIT COMPANY,
Camp Street. .---5l
Pres:dent-W. VAN EoRDEN
Vfce Fresdent-DAvID WALLACE.
Cashler-ZJoHa s. WALTON
DIRECTORS.
John T Bronson OF stanard, Bronson Go.
W. Fl IIolcombe. NJ. ID.
David Wallace, of Wallace O. 20.
John S. Walton
Henry J. Mullan. OF IL. D. hulian q Co.
w. Van Nordeni ,,v-,
w. IT. Thomas. OF Foiger d 20 1et2 q "
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nol9 - ly NEW oAEAb.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iES
We offer for SALE IN lots or quantities 70 suit par
chasers at the Lowest Market Price
100 casks CLEAR BACON SIDES.
so casks G. r. BACON SIDES.
$50 Casks BACON SHOULDERS.
so casks DRY SALTED SHOULDERS.
900 bbls. HEAVY MESS PORK.
50 tierces Hughes Gosiee & Co. "KEHTUcKH
HAMS"
IS tierces BEAR6RASS HAMS.
100 tierces Choice Refined LARD.
100 kegs Choice Refined LARD.
50 boxes Choice BREAKFAST BACON.
80 Arkins Choice GOSHEN BUTTER.
so arkins Choice WESTERN BUTTER
so bb,s OLD CHIcKENCoCK wHIsKY
80 bfbbis OLD CHICREN-CoCK WHISKY.
Is bbls Celebrated MAGNOLIA WHISKY.
25 bbls. New York GIN
2S bbls. New York BRANDY.
PINNEY SHEEHAN & RUSS,
No. IS P0ydrns stre1t
oetsn Kew Orleans.
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DIRECTIONS.
Dr. w Newton Mercer. L. r. Generes.
David Urquhsrt, George Jones,
T a. Gaines T. A. Adams,
Carl Kohn Thomas Allen Clarke,
Christian Schneider, Chas j. Leeds,
mi Tam eeI ON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08
HOUSE BUILDING AND RENTING.

THE ARCHITECTS AND HOUSE AGENTS vIsirE0-TIE
DESIGNERS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or BOARD-
ING.
From conversations with some of the lead
ing architects appears that their prospects axe not
yet particularly afecte by tie panic GeoiSe h. Post
of No 100 Broadway reports that he mas made more de-
signs for customers monetary depression began
than in the corresponding period last year. He says the
rich capitalists seem TO lave made up their minds 10
tke advantage Of the present opportunity to build.
when there likely ~ be general decline IN Values
His work has been mostly for Ich corporations, and Is,
therefore, not 80 affected as that OF some other
architects Tie only bull nsS no has in hand at pres
en are those Of the Western Union Telegraph Company
the savings Bank, William Backs store
i Of seyenty-afth. ST. and the Troy Savings Bank.
Richard NJ Hunt VI No. % East Tweut, -drsi-st has
In hand the buildings or The TRIBUNE. The Delaware
aud Hudson Canal Company. tine Lsfo1 Library, ana
stores AZ NOS 40 ani GA Broadway; and ne las not
many new orders AT prc%ent
Calvert vanx OF No. 10 Broadway has IN hand az
present the Art MUSICIAN aud tho Museum OF NA'arai
II story in Central Park His work being mostly puDhc
suiducs he docs not feel the effect OF the financial de-
resoa 50 !aacn those engaged In the construction
Of stores nd residences He contracts Tor dwell
IN ghouses Just now.
Arthur Gilman the Trinity Building, says he has
bren through Two pancs before, ana tt they oo not
nave depress ing effect for any iength Oftune upon
the building Interest that IA sueS uineS c"p'''i'N'
bd for the sake Investing their money In someihilS
s,hs,outial and that they regard good buildings rs
literally real estate After the pane OF 1871 no ef-
peced very little ness In hs line blt WAS asrooiDy
surprised In fading all ho could do Guided py MS past
experience ho LOOKS for large Increase Of business III
the Spring The only unayorable effect he nas d'co''
cred on his business far has been the abindonmens
Till Spring OF g. largo hotel enterprise up towa
Carl Pfciner OF No. ii5 Broadway says thai this Is
usually time business amonl architects Is ors1
but that orders are comparatively SLOW He Is no" M
sling the Midiletown ine Asylum, the Rev. Df.
HALLS Church IN Pifthave.. aud - hotel uptown hnf
las partial orders churches ana hLlfl-dozen
COUNTRY houses.
A yisL OF inquiry among the house agents confirmed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08

. living by the nnaucal disaster; Hs aan,s,ea now
ever that collections we're not parfieulsrU easy.
Geo D. Hankins keeps tbs Boardinseouse sna ru,
nshed Rooms Agency, at No. ,2o7 Broadway, Dis ots
npss beng kind Of BROKERAGE systsn between Inc
houae Keepers aud bOarders He stas yester
day that a strong had been brouHnl 70 year
mon the owners Uf Fhaye. hou es 70 reduce ths
80 To 40 per cent aud where they had refued 70 40 u
their rooms were vacant fever for making fortunes
BY letting furnished rooms had been raging amone
certain class Of venturesome women for some years
and snch high rents had been offered FOR farnisned
houses by this class that plumber OF properly
to country seats I'm order 70 reap the OF s
high rents To meet tine expense OF tue snese aao
ladies compelled. Of course put nsn pScss on
their rooms ami Ia many instances to aks any one VINO
could pay price, REGARDLESS OF References lac re-
suit was that many owners have theif iurnlsheu
houses upon their mis-, AMI the
keepers hnd their expeDslve rooms gwen up ~ holr
huants. Mr. Hawkins heiieved that there were lo,0oo
vacant rooms "a the city dcruand Tor them pro-
duced BY the fat that 20 many people are cxenangns
In hopes of getting cheaper places, but there NO
furuishoitoom market, which VIII overthrow the sys
tenn earey weed IL out OF the dsreputaoia elements
thai 10 It, and IN tnat ent the social STATUS OF
the city will be improved. Boar ling lolise Keepers are
very generally ssslel by boarders on the question OF
cheaper board aud In some INSTANCES no board NJ All
could De collected Mr.. Hawkins had letter from Que
WHO said cue nae Is persous In hcr house,
OILY one uf Whom pdid her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08
MODEL CHINESE PaocLAMAr ION.

In the Peking Gasette, the official organ of the
Chinese Government published tue following formal
proclamation of the paecatou OF the Province OF Yum
man, which $1,000 persons were put to the
sword after their capture
Lin Yueh-chao, Governor-General OF Yum nan and
X yeI-cuO v, ani Tysn Yupag, Governor or fun-naD,
reported the capture by tue lptrdl troops OF the
CITY OF Tensynen aud other places held by the rebels,
aud that consequently peace now prevails throushoue
the province lac caused Us the deepest sat
isfartiOn. After tine capture OF fnn-chow Cen
meng-tuug. Ga tho 18th or May and snbSe-
qlent days the rebels made several sortles, IN Wncn
every time defeated bY our troops; sen
styled 6eneral named Ma Ylng-hun Oeng at the same
time prisoner. Following ~ tncir successes the
army burst into "a mosque wneIe they killed large
nulnoer OF rebels and Meng tung was ours. Next
Al army proceeded toward Tengyuen, rotud about
when fortresses. The walls or the
city first undermined aud on tue nght VI tue ol'
OF May blown up derent places; tho troops then
swarned and drove the rebels no ,er-skeiter !
leader named Ma Su-chiang and 1000 %. us mel were
slain; capture o TINS city the Iu' incr Dechhe
free or rebels We now command LIN fueh-eLd9
and Tseng fn-yiug To exteTmi1atd tue ieocls ana
root out every trace II lAay nave
euuv used the province since 1854 'eIl"d
OF years during which t.e people m''
suffered grlevous5 at their hands ia-il Ef was cop
cured year aud the rebei leader WIS s''h VET 4I
followers hal the temerify OCCUPY siul-nin4 ana
other places, lighting tue death. 1le "scers Ifidf
Tseng Yu-yIng and Lin Yuon-chao nave seed unahlou
IL their exertOus against tue enoLIJ, ana sac s tO
lowed quickly tnrr edrti >AeA cor lsot ~ AN .
praIsewortny Upon Tseag lu-Yug. ~hg elf went
the front aud - his tactf- secured vViSt 70 ti'
whole province, confer the ,a Ul bnhrdhil ~ ne
Hoir-Apparent We LsO ,racslsy dir.ct tlt tic RANK
OF Cni-Iu SeI already best uIpu btn sell aud no
heirs forever, be changed tr title OF Ihisc t''ti-
wei. Upon Governors Genera Ia Yueheha1 sc confer
the order OF the yellow Coat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08
TIE COLvocoREssEs CASE.


The most important case on the docket for
the November IeiLi VI tue Superior Court suit ot
the COlyOco estate against tine Plgnx Mutual Life
Insurance Co. VI TINS city Tor tue pay OF Two policies
OF $1,000 each Ia that COMPANY. Tue counsel will
appear either side IN this include for the estate
Gov. Ingerson Of Newaveu and the wooruf brothers,
and T. A. seymour OF LtcLheid for tae Company Hon.
K ID. Hubbard Of this city. Judge McCGrdy of Lyme,
Judge Foster VI Boston, and H. b. Graves OF Ltehaeld.
The counsel for the delenso been at fof
months pre- airing the evidence t. make good
claim that Capt.. NOlvpcCres committed suicide. They
Lays imnleuse amount VI evidence suUstant atna
this cl, but rely principally two facts: F.rsI Gha
be had no means OF carryine-that t. paving the pre-
niun On s7So che total Of mis- iGsuranc,). and, in se
had never paid but snail portion Of the due 10
appears that upon tnv Jrandun ,de the Cap
tam, a minute Oh q certain Connection
Valley Railroad bonds, II ia oil, wnicn ha claimed
have. Ine counsel Tor the defense taking this memo
randum have worked upon II, aui it Ia sid that they
have traced every bond. from time IL lot the Office
of the railroad company up 10 Its holder, and
that not one or these Connecticut Valley bonds ever
found Its way into Capt COlyocoressess possesion at
any time Should rney succeed III establishing com,
plete history OF all the Connecticut Valley bonds and
show that OF thom got into Capt. Cs hands
because they were Ia soae oae elses they viii have
brought out Of the most remarkable pieces OF evil
donco Tue has already defense
large sum OF money, nut thi, Il test the OtnsS
companies viii share WIN tue PAelix The expense.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08

nj, rrrseu, vsrcs rather than be thrown OUT OF en-
.oyment Three reductions have eeen mace H,r ma
10 ref cen. esSe' On ls ~" mem en- are now a
,me hut i OF the furnaces Is oown on .ne enn,ov
- ,s oss nc the works and building bridge
ssross the Lohign which also keeps a. H.. neSShoy
na sss prodnce in good times 1900 tons OF ptron
sS month There are thousands Si as ss n
ris 60 1--WE them Is per cent on tnen srcosuas
with which 70 nay their hands, as =. thew want
- Sssp their together The latter. snoesn they
earn ir and the officers Of the Company wish TO give
,hsm enough to do "a Keep them through the WINTER
Tue hoo heen hown out Tie Allentown Iron Company
w. ave furnaces two OF which have been blown out
Taey have pid aeve this town there are
a. furnaces all eth IN full blast AT Hokenaoogus
the ak furnaces s 81 'ne Of s"ve The sSpern
,cndent has received DO orders IRON fnhueiphs inu
eating tsI Ht' there viii be still further reduction
,n he works The number OF men mas Sfeaoy peehEe-
the Thomas Compapys works are those OF the
Ienigh Valley Company. Tnese comprise tnree lu n
ses one Of which has bren blown ont Tue Corwn iroa
Cmnsny AT Parryvle have three furnaces stln blast
Tie North Peunsylvania Company nave onS " Diugspi
aud tue oucsn Iron Company have TWO SUI iuruer up
Tie valley.
ONE HALF THE FURNACES PROBABLY TO SUSPEND.
Wnile the several companies do not make statements
xArranting the belief IL ls generally thought that about
onehaf OF the will I've OF blast In the
Of he
best workmeu will fad employment for part Of the time
ON those which will be kept IN operation. 1t is not
thought that there will Dc special distress among
voknen. The reduction or the work In the furnaces
viii almost mmed aely affect the miners, indeed II
slrrady has affected those Morris county. N. j.,
well as those at hundreds Of smaller mines scattered
around this region. Work In the mines is, however,
siways slack Winter, and the lessets or
most, II not all will take that married fnd
enough TO do 70 keep the wolf from the door. have
leen unable TO learn Of any married
men having heon DISCHARGED as yet. The system OF
payment by orders due nils Is said 10 work we'll.
talked wgtn many OF the mon and with number
OF storekrepers, aud md that they taken readily
their value for aud chat there Is little
extortiun prarticed except IN where the mel
wish for any purpose 10 realize tBe cash At ouee. They
then have to submit 10 discount hunted ony by tnelF
anKrty Ia OBTAIN the funds
IL l. curious, would be the force of combine
Gu fully understood that the immense of
aemand Tor coal caused by tine closing Of furnaces,
fouuderles ana machine works has produ cd appre
ebie eject upOu the suppy price ~ coal Furnace
tel me that under ,ne careful maui puatOn OF tue
few controlling companies, prices OF coal remain firm,
sullf surpiu prJdn ;tIOn evidences Of
tie fact are permitted 10 tecOm- visible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08

A billiard player, who is dlssat sled With ivory
balls, makes in an English pape a eaege7ton which
NAV be worth the attention OF inventors. 81 SAY
Every one who plays az ballard, Erows that ooca-
sionally tho balls d. not rI true Ahey arr mad; %
ivory and when tles are gate mex The ivory -
noC Of equal density thrOugO1l; aun wien cJ btc Oh
the external portion mucI more o th tle internal,
consequently the difference Vi density is greater, nd
tue balls, especially when ,O.ng soltiY. sYty rom
direct course, tho specific grtvilF ~ III 'IiniEeut
parts OF the being dcre II !! has oltrh occurred
10 me that much better @-d lrdes Oair might %
made either OF glass steel Tue welt IN M h ma,
;he same as those OF IVORY d. nnylbg How - IA"
middle OF the ball. IL IS well S.IWg tat - hollow
sphere runs truly and mOil evenly thaa ,Oiid
one. The specific gravity VI irOry ~ tht oi slass
ab,ut "a to g. TO that OF Steel % H. The hollow M
steel ball would be greater thau ia g>- one anu
AZ would therefore be the uues DAD tho elasticity IA
either would be greater than ivory u appears 10
me- therefore, mat either steel gss would Dc superior
20 ivory tho purpose, AMI wonder whether ms
ever occurred To any one To Try those nalerias do
NOT think that ass u he toughest knd would be more
nabeltO Chi ivory, anu steel NOnit De n.ueh less
81 There l. other poiut 70 DE conaiiered-tht eT-
n. nsa ana ihIs aIn convinced would DC mach less IA
ritneF TIE cxperiment0 worth uylg ~ Elephants
ARE getting scarce aud be applied TO better purpoe9
tnall making billiard balls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08

There is nothing in \ narnc. We always
knew II, and now we believe IT, A thief bearing the
sweet and innocent Of Primrose been arrested
In Boston for stealing hat But the ope
who Jumped from ,rliu the BlL Iaurs and Po.onas
Railroad last sIinrdy MAS appropriately cgslsIsaed
for his name was DalL :
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-03
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
tSpccisl Dispatches to the Alexandris Gazette
From New York.

+ New YORK, Jan 3-It is believed startling
disclosures will be made to-day concerning the
alleged alarming malieasance in the East River
Bridge Company.
Joseph Heidelberg. living in Henry street.
a grocer, was suowballcd to death BY boys Oh
New ! ears
The heaviest fog of the season has caused
many ferry boats to partially cease their trips
The Brooklyn and Williamsburg boats expert
ence great difficulty in making their decks 1t
is computed that fully forty thousand mechan-
les, working girls and others arc detained by
the fog and impossible streets this morning.
The streets are in horrible condition. Rain
is falling and the slush is ankle deep. -.
p. r. Barnum was robbed Of a thousand dol
lar diamond pin while riding in the cars.
The new Tammauy Hail General Committee
held its first meeting: last night, and john w.
Chandler was elected chairman.
The claim which the Erie directory are
about to press against Commodore Vanderbilt
amounts with interest to over 5000, 600
At Roslyn Long Island. on New Years,
constable Allen shot dead Patrick Mccormick
while attempting, in c3mpauy with four others
to rescue prisoner, ouc of their friends whom
Allen had arrested. The friends OF the dead
man threaten to lynch Allen.
The Fifth avenue theatre safe was recovered
from the ruins containing valuable manuscripts.
The books OF the establishment, together with
81 900 in bank notes, are unframed.
Comptroller Green has fixed the salary OF
the Corporation Attorney at 5000 ANNUALLY.
Assenbl ymau rom Fields WIS receiving 1000
for the position when he He'd. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-03
Ey Green Il Wise.

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF EALU A.
~ BILE REAL ESTATE.-By virtue Of y
decree of the Circuit Court Of Fairfax county,
Virginia, passed at the November term, 1872 in
the suit of r. u. and g. H. Cats against John
E. Cats and others, the undersigned, Commits
>ioners therein named, will proceed, on SATU IL
DAY, the 18th day of January, 1873, ut twelve
o'clock m, To sell, ut public sale, before the
hotel property OF Rozier d. Cats, in the village
OF West End in the said county Of Fairfax the
following real estate, Of which Samuel Cats, de.
ceased. di ed seized, TO wit: a TRACT OF
LAND, near Clouds Mill, containing about
thirty -ninc acres; LOT OF GROUND near
the Theological Seminary, containing - acres,
both Of which said lots are in the said county Of
Fairfax; and another LOT OF GROUND. near
the Aims House, in Alexandria county, con-
tanning - acres. An accurate survey and
pl.t showing the mntcs and bounds Of said lots
Of land, will be exhibited at the sale.
Terms of Sale: Ten per cent OF the purchase
money to be paid in hand, and the residue in
equal nstalments. at six. twelve and eighteen
months from the day Of sale, secured by the
bonds of the purchasers, bearing Interest, with
good personal security, and deed OF trust upon
the property to secure the deferred payments
Conveyanclng and stamps At the cost OF the pur-
chasers, and the property liable to be rcsod
upon the same terms by the sad commissioners
upon the Eon-payment OF the SAID purchase
money, or any portion thereof
FRANCIS L. SMITH,
c. w. WATTLES,
CHAS +. STUART,
dec 20-eots Commissioners of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-03
SPECE.9L NOTICES.
1 Stitch i'm Time Saves Nine.

If you have cough, do not neglect it; thous-
ands go to an untmey grave by negleectlng
what they call "a slight cold" These slight
colds arc very insdous They soon become
deep-seated, and defy all remedies. DR.. TUFTS
Expectorant will cure it. 1t can be had of any
druggist
Tuskegce, Ala, April %, 1871.
DR.. Tut: In gratitude for the benefit received
by the use of your Expectorant, do cheertully
add my testimony TO it, most wonderful effects
in relieving Asthma or Bronchitis For several
years l had suffered dreadfully with severe at
lacks of Asthma or difficulty of breathing l
was induced by the high recommendations CIV
en- to your Expectorunt to try it, and found that
it gave almost immediate relief 1t is about five
months since began its use. l have used six
bottles, and have not had an attack since. 1t
has been great blessing to me; ! cannot afford
to be without it, and l heartily recommend it to
all persons who are at all troubled with Lung or
Throat Diseases. Very respectfully,
Mrs A. NJ. WELLBORN.
DR.. TUFTS HAIR DYE is the best i'll use. ld30
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-03
TrouhIes Anticiuateu.

NEW York. Jan. 3.-The Worlds New
Orleans dispatch says, advices received yer
terday, certainly indicate troublesome
state of affairs in that city on Monday. The
conservatives belicyingMcEncry has been legal
ly elected Governor, will attempt to inaugurate
him as such on the day the Pinchback govern
ment will swear in Kellogg for the same posi-
ton, in which case trouble is apprehcnded.
New York, Jan. 3.-The Herald dispatch
also contains the same information and says
General Emory will have under his control on
Monday between 5000 and 1000 troops, IL
Guiding cavalry and artillery. K. h. Norton,
formerly Of New York, will probably be kcl-
logg' s successor il the United States Senate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-03
Tire psHrkpsB.

New York, Jan. 3-Stocks dull Gold
heavy at liz. Money easier at 80 to liz per
ct. per day. Va 6's IS, new 80 Flour strong.
Wheat quiet and firm. Corn steady.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 3.-Va. skies, consol-
dated, 535; do. registered so; do. detached
coupons of 1872, SO. West Va. Skies 15I bid.
Cotton very strong; low middlings l9I Flour
quiet and in good demand; prices unchanged.
Wheat quiet; white choice 215a225; fair to
prime do. lS5a2l0; choice amber y 5a227,; good
to prime red l9ja2l0 common to tar do. l7Oa
1870; red Western l7Sa9O; amber Western
l95a2oO Corn quiet; white Southern. GSa65;
yellow do 63a64 mixed Western g.. Oats dull;
Southern 4Sa50 Western mixed 45a41 Rye
steady at S5alG0. Hay firm and in fair demand;
Western 3OaS35; Pennsylvania $50.