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Thirty Years Experience of an Old
Nurse.
Mrs. WinsioWss SOOTHING Syrup is the

prescription of one of the best Female PhySi-
clans and Nurses i'll the United States and has been
used for thirty wears with never failing safety and
success by millions OF mothers and children, from
the feeble infant Of week old to the adult 1t
c"rrcct1 Hcdy OF the stomach, relieves wind collie
regulate tho bowels aud gives rest. health and com
fort to mother and child. We believe il to be the
Best and Snrcst Remedy in the World in all cases of
DlSENILRl and DIAtRliHA IN CHILDREN
whether 1t arises from Tccthin@ from any other
cause. Full directions for using will accompany each
bottle. None tIcnuine unless the fac-simile OF
CURTIS < PERKINS is on tllc outside wrapper
NU!U ny All Medicine dealers. lVlSp
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10 MES>Es. LIrTLEfIELD Co, lroprietor- of Con-
St"ntIonoI 1ota'rh ho"'sdy Manchester y, H.
sided at Henniker and ann u native Of Wcarc, this
state | have had catarrh twenty five years. ever
since was ~ Years old had il bad all the time. 1t
run all that period and nights il would till up and
drop down IN my throat, causing feeling of chok
ing, so that would spring up in bed to save myself
from strangulaion 1t affected my head so thar I
felt confused, and was troubled With severe head
ache ut intervals, for week at 4 time. | also had
bad pains IN shoulders, back, and kidneys, from
which suffered Immensely. So bad were they that
a year ago last summer was obliged to lie i'll bed
most OF the time for three months. | have tried ali
kinds of snuff and Caarrh remedies with 10 par
ticular benefit, and consulted physicians | had Il
hacking cough. began to take The Constitutional
Catarrh Remedy last August / gan to grow let
ter before finishing the first bottle. i am now on the
third bottle. My Catarrh is cured my health is re
stored have no pains, aches, coughs. My
whole system is made new | know it is this
medicine that has rescued me from intense suffering
ana almost the grave. | am now able 70 do The
hardest work ana bear the greatest exposure. aud
feel that cannot say much in favor Of the tra-
IHa'iorm "nf037A Remc@y.
Mis-. T.. j. FLANDERS,
Manchester n. H., Feb l, 1871.
am IS years old, have had Catarrh ever since
was eighteen years old, ami headache ali the time
have suffered beyond description with running At the
nose, droppinss in the throat, chokings and Stran-
glings. Have tiled any quantity of Catarrh Rene
dies, but have found no relief till tried your Con
stitutional Catarrh Remedy six months ago, found
immediate relief.
Catarrh and all its attendant evils have left Head
ache, Pains in Lons and Back Dizziness, Loss OF
Appetite, and General Weakness Less than three
bottles of constitutional Catarrh Remedy have cured
me have not been well since | can remember
as now feel as if could not say much for the
medicine, or thank God too heartily that through is
instrlimentality have been restored to health.
MARY NJ ABB0TT,
No. II Manchester Corporation,
Manchester, n. II y Jan. y, 1872.
The above lady is my mother. am a painter by
trade, and am member of the City Council of Man
chester. Every word my mother states is true
JACOB }. ABBOTT
Hundreds of cases of a similar nature cured within
the last year Snutis and Lotions only temporary
relief The CONSTITUTIONALC ATARRH REM.
EDf strikes at the root, builds up the constitution
makes it new. and drives away Catarrh and all dis
eases Of the mucous membranes and their attendant
pains and aches, pertaining to head, back shoulders
kidneys, and throat,
Price $ per bottle. Sold by all Druggists Pam
phlet of 81 pages, giving Treatise on Catarrh and
containing innumerable eases of cures sent FREE,
by addressing the Proprietors,
LITTLEEIELD & CO.,
jml" MANCHESTER y, IL
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News of the City and County.


lams are no" rip" for gathering and the
season for the SaVor\ ch"W'ter "ml The appctiz-
~ r." - At ''''''''
teN. MI. hoas VIII lecture II u" 'ohErcTit-
lionaj Chufrh next SUNDAY eN tn'n@. ~Hhi"rt-
heilGl"h ana 'hii>tlahhN
Nest sunday evening Rev. Mr.. litter will
continue hi course BY lecture on Rrahfna,,-
IN, i, law ind it priests.
housewives are bcginnin. Ia .lI. or Thanks
giving and minc,, pies. and ENGAGED rniplc> ai>.
cus~ the question Of marriage before ia. cold
weather set, in.
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v.v yorl. ,.,,o, ,,i.,,a,...,,1 e.. ,,;tan'. :.
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SAVING that he had been excused from serving
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'"l" business ior lhr season. ne Is loading 'ho
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gag '' Va 'i'' Wy ~ i'i''' ~ az ~"
81 il from Point H. Pitrr rpport> Oct 56 dur
LIS li'NN N'' 4i'' 'Il' = - N'll ''l "N ~ tll'
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On thursday last Mr.. samuel sweet ~;r. SIXTY
wears o. age, 1tN from the staging Of the new
building IN Carriers yard. distance
81 httPfn feet 10 the ground below. He was
badly bruised and shaken UP, but i"riunat NJ
u" bone were hr"NFn
'''''o'''9' >'''''H vi IiI'' wy VIVA IVY
ga t"it"'i "a" N"l'i''' al tli' N'9I! VI ''iVil
''''''' ''' WEDNESDAY, '''"l''-' ''l' i''h' ~!
80 '''''''"H III 49, = ''''.',i'
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III ~ ~ '"' '"''I'" ''l'"i ''' Tvs
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PIT. Ntlir i building rinrrhou-e 63 D! -
eP> upon tha' part OF sanford wharf recently
'uIif- me IaIge increase OF business by this
me demanded more room he wharf l. SOLID
ma Nup>!ah'lal ana the ~torehouNr roomy and
"hNenlent-polh hulli With the excellent iudg-
nent which Mf. Wells uses IN managing al the
"rai business of the sanford company
Attention l. called To the advertisement of {.
i, DAVIS Inc appearance Of lii- nd bottom UP
u our columns Goes not IN any way reflect lni-
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COURT RECORD. The following are the con
Guiding eases previous TO the temporary adj
journment of last week:
Daniel Higgins ". Inhabitants Of Morrill,.
An action to recover for the value OF a horse,
said to have been injured by cndcavorn% to
draw load over Il bad place in the road i'll
Morrill,, Of which injurie, the horse died, Yer
diet for lcitS. Abbott for pt.. Eogler for dctte.
Oliver Bowen vs.. sophia Stephenson ct al
To recover for COW valued al S4l.00 De"
PENDANTS claimed that they had paid for il.
Verdict for pIt,. BOYLE for pin. Abbott for
defts.
State ". Isaac W Larabce. Arson,t for burning
barn of George Holmes in Frankfort. last April.
The prosecution relied upon confession made
soon after the burning. !Nhc defendant is boy
about twelve Years old. and had been recently
bound to Holmes by the Overseer> Of the Poor
of Monroe. and claimed that his confession was
cXtorted from him by threats. jury disagreed.
Fogler. Boyle
A divorce wa, dccrced in the Of Anna
NJ \meS vs. j. Frank AmcS. OF incolnville,
with custody of child to mother.
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there has been 50 much contention. The
following is the account
IIANAEA, NOV. ).
The following particulars q the cap
turc of the Nirgmiu, have been received
from Santiago The Tornado, which
had been searching for the Nirginiu, since
her attempted landing on the south coast
Of The island came in sight of hcY at half
past two r. NJ. on the 3lSt ult., and imme-
diately gave chase. The 1illibuster put on
all steam and made for jamaica. hoping
ID find refuge in British waters In her
light She threw overheard several horses
and used portion Of her cargo for fuel.
The Tornado caught up with her al ten
p. NJ near the jamaica coast and She sur
rendered With all on board. not one of
whom escaped.
Among the prisoners captured are the
wrll-llnoWn insurgent chief Bembctta.
who was reported killed Il few days ago, Il
brother of CespedeS, q son Of Qucsada,
Senior Jesus del Sol, and other important
pcrSonagcs The prisoners have all been
brought before :; competent tribunal at
Santiago and are now being tried as pirates,
There is great rejoicing i'll Havana over
The news.
HAVANA. !. The tribunal at Santiago
de Cuba. before which the prisoners cap
tured on the Virginius We're brought, con
demncd Bcrrabe, Verona, Pedro Cespede-
,ia, Jesus del Sol and General Ryan to
death, and they We're shot on the morning
of the 4tl.inst.
NEW York. . General Ryan, reported
shot at Havana with other lllibustcrs, was
4 noted eccentric character Of this city.
He had been engaged in several similar
undertakings successfully lie was
General in the Cuban army, and was once
connected with the newspapers here, and
some three weeks since was arrested for
lorieiting bail bond, but was released
just in time to take passage in the steamer
Atlas, with quite a number of Cubans for
Nassau, where they joined the party on the
Nir@inlu-.
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Centaur Linin1eats.

There i, no pain which the
Centaur Liniments will not re-
iIeYe, 10 swelling they will not
~ubduc. and 10 lamcnes> which
'hcy will not cure. This is
strong language, but il is true,
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Loss of a Steamer on Lake Ontario.

We have the following particulars Of
the burning on Lake Ontario, of the
steamer Bayarian, while on the passage
from Hamilton to Toronto, Ca, Wednes-
day evening, NOV. ), by which calamity
fourteen lives were lost
On Wednesday evening about 6 o'clock.
is the BaIvaran was about midway be-
tween Oshawa and Darlington, the crew
and passengers We're Mortified at the sound
Of q long report followed by smoke burst
in@ from below. The fact that the vessel
was on fire was at once realized and Z
scene of understandable confusion followed,
the pitiabc condition of those on board
being intensified by the distance from the
shore and the piercing cold. There were
four life boats on board and a rush was
made to oct them. Two Were successfully
launched. one was broken and the fourth
went adritt and was lost The passengers
We're panic stricken, crowded into the
boats and pulled off for the shore leaving
II agonized human beings on board, three
Of whom were ladies
Had they gone after and got back the
boat which went adritt, all might have
been saved. Great blame is attached to
those who left the steamer in the manner
they lid, leaving the women to certain
death
The vessel burned with fearful rapidity,
and it was evident that no hope remained
for those on board The Captain, who
remained, was last seen on board, and il
supposed to have persisted \ few PEI
ished miscl;,blv in the flames, but the
most Of those ON board took a plunge into
the water 18th Iitc-prcscryers, boards, etc
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W0RSTEDS AND BRAIDS.

\ I klTrHfnGE'~ DRY GOODS STORE.
4 nav ihlS "Ay opened Il full assortment OF Vor
SrdN, which Will sell at lowest Boston prices A.
these Wor>tcds are fresh and Of every shade Of color
ladies who call for them may be- sure Of being suited
AHo iafgr stock OF patterns for hrading. and a
hiafhlii" iof stamping patterns. Stamping done on
snort notice. II. kITTkEDGE
sept ), ls..'-tD pd Telegraph Building.
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CAsToRIA is more than a substitute for Cas-
tor Oil. 1t is the only safe article in existence
which is certain to assimilate the food, regulate
the bowels, cure wind-colic and produce natural
sleep. 1t contains neither minerals, morphine
or alcohol and is pleasant to take. Children
need not cry and mothers may rest. lyls
ONE HUNDRED OLD AND NEW SAFES
at Z. r. Morse, "A and IS Sudbury street. Bos-
ton. Bank Vault and steel work, of best quail
ity, made to order, 2m12*
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Capture Of the Virgtntus.

The spaniard~ have At last caught the
rebel steamer \irginiu-, about which
there has been 50 much contention. The
following is the account
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CHILDREN often look Pale and Sicl
The Confessions of an Invalid.

Published rs warning and tor the benefit of Young
Men and others who suffer from Nervous Debility,
LOSS OF MANHOOD, etc, supplying the means Of
SELF cure. Written by one who cured himself after
undergoing considerable quackery and sent free on
receiving Il postpaid directed envelope.
sufferers are invited 10 address the author.
NATHANIEL. MAY FAIR,
n ILnA I,rL.A.l. l, n
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- Samples by mail, SO cts. retail quick for $40.
Il. l.. WOLCOTT. 1871 Chatham Sd. N. Y.
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The Household PANACEA is nvreIy

Vegetable and an Healing,
Prepared bl
q HTlS & BROWN
No. 3lj Fulton Street. New York
For sale by al; druggists lvl>p
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went into the Saving, Bank, and presenting his
book said TO Mr.. Quimby. Look here. square,
can you let me have that little sum o money!
John at once began to make his finger, fly
among pile of bills. What" said the depoS-
itor, . are We Son to pay it, "tcrtainy."
was the reply. Well, il yc be. an yer all
right. ] don't want it, and taking the book he
marched out. Confidence is everything. A. a
matter of fact the Savings Bank has paid every
cheek presented over its counter, and will con-
tinue to. 1t is carefully managed by the most
prudent and cautious men among Us. and i, a>
safe rs any institution can be.
ALL ABOUT \ GHOST. 4 guest nj the
American House sends us the following:
When in my early boyhood, my grandmother
used Of an evening. to tell of witches and haunt
ed houses till | would cling closely to her fer
protection from the hobgoblins there were real
ghosts but had supposed they had all vanish
rd INTO tim air. never to take shape again. till
last night. when they returned to disturb the
quiet Sabbath eve at the American House
sitting III my room smoking my cigar and
lazlly watching the varied shape of the burning
cmbers in my open fire Shrek from below
stairs started me to my feet. In a moment the
house was i'll confusion and rushed below to
ascertain the cause. soon learned that grand
mothers stories had been remembered and told
during the evening by the waiter-girls and
kitchen-maids who were huddled about the
kitchen fire till the face of ghost was seen at
the window. Never before since the time of
uamet's father has a ghost been known to
speak. But this one did more, it raped upon
the window so loud as to throw them all out of
their chairs upon the floor, where two of them
fell in a swoon and medical aid was required to
restore them to CONSCIOUSNESS.
In consequence of this spirit-rapping, the
force in the kitchen and dining room is to-day
reduced, but through the efforts Of the gentle
manly landlord, Mr. Tucker, and his good lady
who seem to be equal to any emergency the
obtrusiop of his ghostship. 1t is also due to
the polite clerk, Mr., Charles c. Clark, to say
that the guests owe much tc him for their COM
fort. s. GUEST
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In addition to deaths and marriages.
the Wiocao~ct Oracle la, Il department
headed ''divorec-. from which the follow
inc is Clipped
The New York herald., 1873-10-24

m great DANGER and whereas necessary tc
be done 10 make them stable; therefore,
Resolved, That or be and he Is hereby declared
President for the next ten years. Till the troubles and the
difacuties Of the country shall subsdc
Suppose this should be passed, how easy IL would
be to follow the example OF Napoleon, who,
elected President OF France Tor ten
years, so managed afrairs as to be elected
Emperor OF France. He had seen what an
unarmed people would submit to when brought
into conflict with armed men. 1t was. therefore,
well for the people to ascertain their true position
This government was nearer being absolute than
any OF his listeners were aware Of and this would
be the result unless the people were aroused TO
their danger, unless they extract the bane TINS
government VIII go the way that otnea e
republics have gone. He was always willing 10
trust the people, believing their decision is right
In conclusion he admitted that he was AMBITIOUS
to maintain his country's liberties. He mad never
assumed superiority and never submitted 10 nlerl-
ority. Those whom he now addressed had seen
all his acts as public man. and ms walks
citizen and he was ambitious to occupy o
place in the affections OF his countrymen. Mr.
Johnson In conclusion, SAID d:-"TaEe my wishes Tor
your prosperity and happiness, and mny God bless
YOU"
The crowd cheered. There was music by the
band and many old friends rushed into the parlor
to congratulate the ex-President VINO nau SPOKEN
to them Tor fully two hours.
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aer. | Sasia Destination.
Steamer,
0@oa
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. %, 1873.
CLEARED.

Steamship CITY Of Brooklyn B). Murray Liverpool via
Steamship Roma CBr) Donaldson. alasgow-Henderson
Steamship Frsia GER. Meier. Hamburg -Kunhardt
steamship Merrimack, Weir, Rio Janeiro, 4c-w R
Yas snS ss RsSSDa Ps au Prince
Steamship CITY Of Merida Zimmerman. Havana Sc-F
steamshp Peri. Ellis Hamilton permuda>-Lunt
Bros.
sss Steamship Vanguard lBr), Bailey St Johns NF, and
Steamship Gen Barnes, Cheeseman savannah-w
stssmship Metropolis, Nickerson, Wilmington, NC
Steamship Ariel OBJ. Jones' Charleston-Pim, Porwood
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff. Charleston-H R Nor.
Steamship Ellen Terry salyear Newbcrn-Murray.
Steamship Fanita Doane Phiiadelphia-Lorilard
ssssmshD ShssaDsass Johnson Aues
Ship shun Lee (Br). Adamson, Liverpool-Henderson
Ship Alice Buck, Snow. Liverpooi-kP Buck Co
:, Ship Loeb Katrine Br, Shaw, London-Henderson
Ship Lephenstrath (Br,, Weir, Glasgow-A Baxter
ship Helga Nor), Gundersen, Rotterdam-Funch Edge
ship Young America, Manson, San Franclsco-sutton
Bark Selma GER, Wallis Liverpool-Funch, Edge 4
Bark G Clark Br), Metcalf London-Peabody, Willis
Bark Primo dtaD, Debarbleri Cork or Falmouth-A P
SsrE Aatonis ospa gtaD, Luigi, Cork Falmouth for
Bark ErstatnIngen Nor). Jensen, Cork for orders
Funch Edge Co. .N#.
Bark Hans Todc Nor), Josephsen. Cork for orders
Funch, Edge Co.
Bark Brave (Br, Bsson, Queenstown for orders-Geo
Buley
Bark Admete tNor, Andersen, Hamburg-Funch, Edge
Co.
Bark Fraernitas CNor), Jacobsen, Amserdam-Funch,
Edye Co.
Bark Lord Baltimore (Br, Huxford, oporto-Pender-
CAST Bros x Co.
Bark fremont Conner, Tarragona-Miller Houghton.
Bark Sarah Ingersol Buenos Ayres-John Norton Jr,
Son.
Brig Gloria QtaD, Basile, Naples-J @ seager.
Hlawatha, JaCmeI-B weinberg.
schr Isaac Oliver, PenneI Aux Cayes-Youngs Smith
4 Co.
schr Capella Br), Harper. St john NIP NevIus
Son.
Beattie.
Schr Chingarora Sheridan, Norfolk-I Staples
Schr Favorite, Clark Chester Pail w Jackson Co.
Steamer Bristol. Wallace Philadelpnis-James Hand.
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SAILED.

Ger, Hamburg; Roma lBr, Glasgow, Merrimack 81
Thomas ana Kio City Of Merida, Havana. Ac vicksbarg.
Portau-prnce, &c ferit Bermuda General Barnes IA
vannah Manhattan Charleston Ariel Br), do Metrop-
oils Wilmington: Isaac Bell, Richmond. dc Ellen >
san Francisco British Statesman tBr London Hudson
do Richard Robinson, Liverpool Alice Buck do; Eliza.
beth Hamilton. Mare Island barks sea britt fBr Cork
or Falmouth Maria qtaD dol Guide tltaD. do, Teresa
Gauge1 Rolf Mof; Queenstown; Emers,d en,s (SoD,
yana; Gipsey tBr), Csdiz; Jupiter ..fGerl Rottcr.
dam; Carl Adler (Eor), London; Naia Wor, Hamburg
cork; Nathaniel. Nor2 BordeauI piIlau ccer Ant
dab. LopdondsSTyi nsss&ia NeTl Dnakisk; lsr co
The New York herald., 1873-10-24
A SINGULAR DEATH,

About four O'Clock yesterday afternoon Lizzie
Washington, aged thirty-nve, was found dead in
the apartments OF Margaret German, No. All East
Twelfth street. From Information obtained last
evening it appears Mrs. Washington went r/o
Mrs. Gorman's apartments and sent out for liquor
Both drank freely, after which Mrs. Washington
Mrs. German attempted TO arouse her, W hen Ii
was found she was dead.
Mrs. Washington had been for some time an In.
her death was caused bv LIQUOR.
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OBITUARY.
Rev. David o,MulIane.

Death has OF late been busy among the Roman
Catholic priests OF Brooklyn. Three weeks ago the
obsequies Of the Rev. Father Pollard were per-
formed in st. Peters church, and yesterday. 23d
INST, while the Rev. DR.. Freel was pronouncing
the funeral GRAFTON on the Rev. Father Gardner,
Father O'Mullane, late pastor OF the Church or ST.
Vincent de Paul, Williamsburg, breathed his last
Father O'Mullane was born In Cork, Ireland, and
came TO America at an early age. Having mani
tested unmistakable signs OF q priestly vocation
he was sent to st. Johns College. Fordham
where he completed hts collegiate course
He afterwards entered the Grand Seminary
Montreal, and having finished his theological
studies, was ordained priest In 1880. His first mis-
sion was at the Churcn OF st. Charles Borromeo.
Sydney place. Brooklyn, where he soon became
distinguished for his great zeal and charity. He Is
best known as the founder and first pastor OF the
church OF st. Vincent de Paul, Williamsburg.
ABOUT three years since his health began to give
way, ana, although OF q naturally strong constltu-
uoh, ne succumbed TO a complicated internal dis
ease yesterday at twelve NJ. His funeral will take
pace on saturday next, from the Church OF st. YIN.
.ent ue Pault Williamsburg. IL is expected that
the hev Father Malone, the veteran apostle OF
Cathoncity on Long Island VIII preach tue funeral
Grafton. - F-N ''S 'N'.''''3
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Polo qtap. Cork; Amazon Eorl, Hun; mornson ro,
mouth brgs Olaf kyrre (swedD, Antwerp Como QBr,
Ancens Sea Bird tBfi Maracabo; Mir (Ausl Cork or
Falmouth; John Mason, Key West; Excelsior, bermuda;
schrs Sparkling Wave, Rio Grande do sui; francis
Davis Jacmel; Mary 4 Douglass DO; Edward Lee
Wind 1t sunset 8, light
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW york HERALD.

IeLkohAM " lux m " Iuhh HInALu
LONDON. Oct. 24-S A. d.
meeting OF the creditors OF Clews, Habicht
Co. was held yesterday. 1t was stated by the
firm that there was no doubt OF its ability to pay
all demands In iuu in short time.
resolution was passed in favor OF settlement by
liquidation. committee OF three was appointed
by the creditors to attend to their interests.
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THE COTTON TRADE,

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. %, 1873.
Ing for currency exclusively.
The New York herald., 1873-10-24
A. II. Davenport, the Actor.

telegram from New Orleans, under date OF
yesterday reports as foilows:--"A. II. Davenport.
tue wen known actor died to-day. aged forty-four
years. ne was a native OF Stamford, Conn, and
received legal education but chose tho s,a,,o =.
profession. He was the manager OF the Mobile
Iheatre last season, and has been Connected win
the Bidwel Academy OF Music Tor several wears y
The New York herald., 1873-10-24

The following record win show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day Of last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
Pharmacy HERALD Building