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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,. /,
Friday. October ?, 1874.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Bri. Robert Dillon. Biatchford. for Barcelona

| ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
United States manofwar powhatas. from Key
Steamship Memphis. Mellon. from Liverpool 18th
| ultimo 10 Sias Weeks &cO-4th district q;
Steamship Carondele'. MeC!eery. from New York
| 23d UltimQ. to Rareslide i CaMerop-2d dis.
trio: -
STEAMBOATS,.
J Nary Alice and ; barges Toms, from St Louis
Frank PsrgOud. White. from Chicot City
VS. Pike. Brown. from Fishers Landing
Henry Tete Aucoin. from Lafourche
Rice Farmer. Dragon. from Lower Coast
/ Wawenock. Gleason. from Bonnet Carrie
Frank Morgan. Canton. from Lower Coast
I WalloOn. De5ouchel. from Lower Coast
| Empire. Jeanfreau. from Lower Coast
| BEiOW-AT QUARANTINE.
Spanish bark Aitasrccia. DomeHeck. days from
! Havana, TO MASTER
EXPORTS.
BARCEIoSA-Brig Robert Dilion-7l .l:s ssaves
IMPORTS.
IIvERPOOI-Steanship Cordova--24Ol bX. sin
plate 70 500 bdls iron ties las pkgs earthenware 600
Kegs coda l3i cks soda ash and sundry mdse
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
ST LoulS-steamer Mary Alice and barges-Nt2
bbls orr .08 half bbls -four .60 bbls lS bbls
whisky 10 SKIS wheat $40 SKIS 200 sks bran $50
and sundry produce
CHlCOr CITY-Steamer Frank Pargoud-l22l
bales cotton 1853 SKIS cotton seed and sundries
FISHERS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. W 5 Pike-.Oa bales
cotton 60 SKIS cotton seed II bbs m0Asses and sun.
dries
Observation-Disclosures Henry Tete-'lo9 SKIS rice
and suhdries
BONNET cARRE-Steameg WawenOck-l6. sks
rice and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Frank Mo.gan-Ss
bbls rice 40 SKIS rice and sundres
Low Err COAST-SteaueS WallOon--ie ska rough
rice and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamsr Empire-is9 bbs rice
us SKIS rough rice and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steameg Rice Fafmef-SUn0I1es
RECEIPTS By RAILROADS,
MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
October Ia SKIS seed cotton 276 SKIS ylcs Is hhds
taOw 282 head cattle and sundres
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS BAIL.
ROAD. October PRO bales cotton hhds tobacco
900 bills lime and sundries
NEW ORLEANS. ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL-
SOAD. October l-sss bales cotton aud s0adsies
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LEGAL NOTICES,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER OF p. G. l. c. W. BARRlERB.
and {. W. Barriere. individually. bankgupts.
In Bankruptcy-Ne. 1859.

In 8aDkfuDtcy-NOs 1000
HN1HEREAS, CHARLES W. BARRIERE, iND1v1D.
w ually and as member of the firm of F. G. 4
c. ". Barrere. of New Orleans. and district afore.
said. duly declared bankrupt under the act of
Congress Of March 2. 1867. has this day filed in
said court petition praying for discharge and
certificate thereof. from al! his debts and other
claims prOvable under said act.
Notice is therefore given to all creditors who
have proved their debts. and to ell other persons
in interest. that the sixteenth day of November.
1874. at II NJ. is assigned for the he airing Of the
and show cause. If any they have. why the prayer
OF the said petition should no: be granted and
further notice is given that the bankrupt will un.
dergO an examination before Register Kellogg
the thirteenth day of November. A. D. 1874, Ut u
a. NJ. at his office. Customh0use building.
Clerks Office. New Orit ans. October !. 1874.
Oc2 9 l6 X. L@EW. Deputy Clerk.
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GENERAL QUOTATIONS.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.

At q meeting of the committee OF ciassifca:ions
and quotations of the Cotton Exchange. held to.
day. the following was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That we find, after a careful cOmpafi.
son, the following differences between types upon
which our quotations have hitherto been made
and those adopted by the National Exchange upon
which we are directed by resolution OF the board
Of directors to base our official quotation. and
after This date:
Nations. standard ordinary. equivalent to old
type barely ordinary.
National standard good ordinary, equivalent to
old type strict ordinary.
National standard low mIddling, equivalent TO
old type good ordinary.
Nationa. standard ,niddlins. equivalent to old
type barely low middlng.
Nationa! standard good midd!inS. equivalent: 70
old type middling.
New standard for midlling fair. to agree with
national Classification. Will be made equivalent to
old type good pI.ddiinR.
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By q. De Ferret & Co.
SUCCESSION or MARIE HENRIETTR ERNESTlNE
BLACHE.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans.
No. 81, $50.

DY. G. DE FERRET a CO.-JOHN g.
ID MonrOse. Auctionee,-Office No. 50 ROYAL
street-SATURDAY, October 10, 1874, at twelve
O'Clock NJ. at the Merchants and AuctiOneers' Elk.
change. Royal street, between Customhouse and
Canal streets. will be sold by public auction, by
virtue of an order from the Hon. A. l.. TissOt
judge Of the Second District Court for the parish
Of Orleans. dated August n, 1874 the following de.
scribed property for account Of said Succession.
Second District of this city in the square bounded
by Ursnlines and Where streets. Bayou road and
Robertson street. and measuring &c feet inches
tween equal and parallel lines: together with the
twostory frame house, slated roof. erected there.
hail. and on the second II or two rooms one cabi.
net, kitchen containing four sooms, two cisterns,
well. shed and privy.
Terms-Cash on the SPOT,
Act of sale at the expense Of purchaser, before
John L. Laresche. notary public.
se8 IL 10 rs Oc3 10
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COMMERCIAL.
TurRspAy EVENING. October I. I

THURSDAY EVENING. October l. 1874.
coTToN-The sales to-day embraced 800 bales
at steady prices which, under the old clsssifi ca.
ten would have required no change in our quota
tons. but under the new American standard.
which went into effect to-day. required material
variation. shown in the explanatory remarks
below. For the purpose Of comparison We give also
yesterday figures, as follows:
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By II. M. Van Solingen.
SALE OF UNCLAIMED GOODS,
UNITED STATES CrsrOMnorsB,

UNITED STATES CrsrOMnorsB }
Collectors Office, ;
New Orleans, September Is. 1874.
DY II. NJ. VAN SOLINEEN. AECTIONEER,
ID The following goods. having remained in
warehouse unclaimed over one year. will be sold at
public auction, In accordance with the law and the
reguis tIons of the Treasury Department. at Ware.
house No. l, CustOmiiOuse building. on WEDNES-
DAY, October :, 1876 at IL A. NJ
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I tn. .'..n.a',
UNITED STArEA.
B. F. BURDICK. Commando.
SATURDAY. October B. at g A. M. w
These steamers have Superior accommodations
fOy passengers
Ssolh p"ssA80ses s.ss .as.. go
Is
Bills of lading signed through to Liverpool OLA.
Cow. Bremen and Ham burg
Through Tickets for First Glass and steer>sa
fassengere for Liverpool snd the Continent con.
n 1sa WIN daions Ains Of Stesmerso sailins
FoS freight or passage. apply to
JOHN II. LODWIGSEN Agent.
No. 1870 Common street
tho steamship WESTERN METROPOLIS wiz
follow. lssvns on SUNDAY. Octobee Ia at 8 A. II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-02
By D. e. Morphy.

SUCCESSION OF II. ARIAS CARBAjAE.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans-
No. 37..64.
DIV ID. T.. NORPhY-A. +. MORPHY, AUG.
ID tioneer.-Wll be sold by order of the Hon. A.
L. Tssot. judge of the St cOnd District Court for
the parish of Orleans. on WEDNESDAY, October
T. 1874. at 1880 A. NJ. in Bonded Warehouse No. 4.
on Peters ttaret. bstween Cont and st. Louie
NINETY SIX BALES HAVANA LEAF TOBACCO.
Terms-Cash. se27 Oc1 ~
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CARPETS, MIRRORS.
KITCHEN STOVE ETC.

SUCCESSION OF MICHs WHEELAHAN
Second District Court :or til. -. u OS Orleans
No. 1891.
DY ALBERT PAUL, AUC.iuSEER-OFrfCH
ID No. 40 Royal street.-Op SATURDAY October
3. at II NJ, by virtue: of an order of the Hon A.
L. Tssot judge of the Second District Court for the
parish Of 0rlean dated Sept embes r. 1874. viii be-
sold at public auction, on tina premises No 389
Rampant street, between Clio and EratO streets-
general assortment of Psrlor Bed and Dining.
room Furniture rockery and other ware Carpets
etc. I'VE
Terms-Cash in United States treasury notes.
seq Is 29 oc2 3
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE,
THtAspAY EVENING. October l. 1873.

TArAsDaY EVENING. October l. 1874.
The money market continues quiet. The offerings
are Of iair extent both in bank and The street.
with more demard for commercial paper on the
latter. No transactions reported under " y
cent y annum, while the bulk is still done at az
!, cen: Y month. First class mortgages ore still
aue ted at l00li p cent p annum. and second
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LOST,

II OST.--A CERTIFICATE. NC. 357, FOR FIFTY
~ shares Of stock in the Louisiana state LOte
terry. The public ara hereby cautioned not to nee
gOtate he same. an application bayNg beenm made
EDWARD T. rORKB.
oc1 NJ. Is Csyopde!et street,
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A. II. MAY,
WILLIAM SANCHEZ,
3Iy.NDN ADD pIAAs


On comparing this explanation with til. quota.
tiOns given above, j: Will be observed that in ac.
cordance with its distinctions. middllng fair. IN.
der the new standard, sQuOted at the same figures
good ,nddlng under the old: good middlins
under the new the same middling under the
old; low mddlng under the new che same good
ordinary under the old. and good ordinary under
the new at the outside figures for strict ordinary
under the old. while middling as quoted az a.. c
under the new. against ~ sc for low mddiing
der the old. II will thus be seen that lille under
the new standard the grades vary in the quality
they represent from what they represented nuder
the old, the planter who has crop of middling in
his factors hands finds it changed to good mid.
ding. but. the market being the same. worth
neither more nor less than it was worth when it
styled mddlipe. The change from the old
system to the new to day was materially simpite0
by the market being steady at previous values.
The demand was fair, but sle movement was
checked by scant supplies. the current receipts
not having been sampled i'll time to be placed on
the market. Tomorrow the supply will. ne doubt.
be mere ample, and the movement will probably
exhibit increased animation, working freely under
the new classification.
The amount OF shipbOard not CLEARED going On
board and engaged for shipment set down at
the opening this morning at a. 500 bales embracing
.000 for Liverpool. $500 for Havfe and 5000 tor the
North, which, when deducted from :he stock on
hand by our running statement yesterday evening
leaves $50" bales 10 yeprsent the quantity awaiting
at the landing aud in presses unsOld or awaiting
orders.
The Exchange reports: ''Sales 500 bales. Quota
lions revised IN conformity with new standard o:
Market firm: demand good
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STEAMSHIPS
BREMEN.


North German Aloyds
LEANS. VIA HAVRE. SOtTHAMPT0S AND
/ HAVANA.
~ The steamships Of the xortA
4E German Lloyd will resume sneas
! regular trips lexf fall. az Follows:
! Further days Of departure will b. adveyf'sed
From Bremen From New Orleans
FRANKFURT. September ~ october Is
STRASSBURG..... October November
| hoELN October "a November y
| GEN. WERDER. November 10 December 20
! fRANkFURT. 80. December fanuary3
I STRASSBURG.. December ID January II
| hoELN............ December - January 81
I The steamers touch outward At Aarre and Hss
vana. and on their home trip NJ Eavana and
southampton. to !and and receive passengers aud
PRICES Ar PASSAGE
from bremen. southampton o. Hayss to Havana
c,. Or New Orleans.
Sf4erace eol6
| From New Orleans or Havana to Soutbamn,on
Havre or Bremen.
CaDli.. 80 ro1A
- gOl0
From New Orleans to Havana
Sapln. $55 gold
is gold
Passage tickets from Bremen. Souttlam mon or
HAVE to New Orleans issned by the rsigneds
.D.,- SD. :sToszIs sSR!s GO. agents.
quo y NO. q Union street.
STATE ans <,TEAMsaaT = Cai1r1N1s
LIMITED.
Tho following new first class, fuilpowered elvdo
built screw steamships intended to sail repu.
Early between NEW ORLEANS aud LIYkKPOGis
and GLASGOW and NEW York;
~, Srons.
STATE OF MINNESOTA Lieut.. Hamlin r. n r 2NOt,'
STATE OF ALABAMA, Captain Flint. ..24uO
STATE " PENNSYLVANIA. Captain Knight. $500
S 81, a Or vtKGiNlA Captain oodes 1880
STATE OF NEVADA, Captain Braes. 80. ......2NO
STATE OF FLORIDA (buding), 2Su0
STATE OF DAKOTA (buildingJ...
II STAT. ~, ., ,:' ALABAMA.
viii sal from New Orleans for liverpool. direct.
From her wharf, post No 80 Third District. oppo.
site Liverpool Bonded Wareh use.
Will receive and sign through bills of Iadine "a
Havre. Bremen, Hamburg, Antwerp. Rotterdam
and all continental ports.
a, Retnr Return tickets issued available for TWELVE
NoNThS. at reduced rates. and through ticketo
to all parts of the United Kingdom and Europe.
stewArdess and surgeon are attached 20 each,
steamer: no charge 10 made tos attendancs spd
Money orders granted free Of CHARGE
Prepaid emgration tickets issued here 20 Dais
ties desirous OF sending for their friends
These vessela egoss the bar ct eli timer withoua
ess tssa sen :, having superior aequs
sels No. 70 CsrOndelet street New Orleans
LIVERPOOL AND NEW OKLEAN6 INK
ETR NlEHS
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81. LOEl&,
REID. counmandef.
! viii! leave on about Angus. H.
From her wharf. foot of jackson street. Fourth
District. VIII receive and sign through bills OF
lading to Havre. Bremen. Hamburg. Antwerp" Rot.
terdam. and all continental ports
pure hase prepaid <mig. alton tickets here A re-
dqctIon allowed when applied for i. groups.
S9r freight or passage having supesior accsue
Mooa''oEs. Apply 10 SILAS WEEKS L CO.
a.. No. 4S CaTOntNelet street.
.. Managing ownefs.-fLlNN. MAIN 4 MONTGOM,
pool. ~
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Receivers Sale.
STEAMSHIP TAPPAHANNOCH AT AUCTION.

PI VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OFTHE HONORABLE
~ the Circuit Court OF the United states for the
the twentieth July 1874 in the case of John Cock.
rem. receiver, vs. Charles CavarOc ST. ct al, No
1851 of the docket Of said court will offer for ale
at public auction. for eaak at the Canal street en-
trance Of the CustOmhouse. IN the city Of New Or
O'clock NJ
The STEAMSHIP TApPAHANNOCH. her tackle
apparel machinery furniture and bOats now
lying in the port Of New Orleans. at Algiers. near
The ocean dry dock. Said steamship was built at
Philadelphia. Pennsylvania. 1863 and is OF 1888
tons burden.
The night to reject bids is reserved. Bill Of sale
at expense Of the purchaser.
ss29td J.W. GCRLEY. Receiver.
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A The steamef
RE STATE Of ALABAMA.
BUILT EXPRESSLY FOR THE NEW CHIEANS
TRADE,

TIE MISSISSIPPI AND DOMINION LINZ,
FIRST CLASS POWERFUL SCREW syRAMERA
sxoxrr,.., .,. Ton9e
naL !ouiiulngI.ss. $3.50
DOMINION. Captain BOuchette, 1900
~ a1U, Capan frtnchs.. 300
NlCkSBURG. Captain Roberts. 90. ,,,,... 25fs0
M NJ Capt. ain Meon...
az aS: Hanean LSurenson. .235O
MtSslSsIPPl, Captain Wrake..... ..,.,. 22O0
TnphE: CaPldn bennett. 200
- AoCAos Naptaln 6eld..
- For liverpool Direct.--ghe
lGfEE steamship
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AUCTION SALES.
BY =. Z. 4 3. J. lfouseomsey.

HousSHotD fuRNIrURs. CARPETS, uoD
SAHRS ETC, AT AUCTION.
TRl-W&EKLY SALES.
RY 4. n. q 3. !. MONTGOme1Y-
l. II. Aontgomery, Auctioneer, once No. 81
DAY and SATURDAY. commencing at eleven
O'Clock. ct their auction room, cernet Camp end
Matches streets
GENERAL HOUSEHOLD TURNITURK. CARPHfo,
IRON SAFES. COOKING STOVES. etc.
Thrns-Caah. mvl
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SoufHwEsT Pass. October I. Noon.-- Baromete,
2a8O Wind northwest. light. Notwithstanding
CarOndelet. at $50 4. M. McCreary. master. from
New York. Arrived and sailed Ship IrOnsides.
austin, ninsfs'. from Liverpool.
PAss-A.LOUTRE, Oct ObeE ]. EOOn.-Wind north.
~sst and light. Weather clear. Arrived ut ! L.
M.--3ritish steamship Memphis. Mellon, master.
eighteen days from liverpool. to Sas Weeks l.
Go. The steamship Vanguard il Oh the bar out.
ward bound
yICksRURa. October i-Cc--juiia. st r NJ
No boats down TO day. Arrived-.R L. Lee at 8
+. NJ. Weather warm and clear. The river has
riser eight inches in the last twenty fur hours
MEaPHis October 1.-The river mas sweIled two
Inches. Weather clear and pleasant. Departed
Susie Silver. for st. Louis. and ". Cheek tor
Arkal sas river.
Lou sviLLK. October l.-River is twenty.seve
inches in the canal and stationary. Weather clear
and pleasant.
PIrrsBukG. October l.-Rivef stationary: six feet
swo incnes. Weather cloudy and cool,
rAIRo. October mo arrivals. Drparted-Citv
Of Vick-hurg Tor Vicksbprs at 10 p. NJ. River
seven feet ten inches and rising. Weather clear.
Mercury ,0o.
CINCINNArI. October l-River three feet six
tuChes and rising slowly.
EVANSVILLE. October l.-Weather clear and cool
The river has risen three inches during the last
twenty four hours
ST. LOUIS, October !. - Arrived Maude. from
Few Orleans; Capitol City. from Vicksburr De-.
parted-COmmOnw wealth for New Orleans ,,o;eradn
for Vicksburg. River falling. Weather clear and
very warm.
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10000 Tickcfs.. Tickets only elO
, 1874-05-12

SDteial Ui,pa!cA 10 Fhe lAfcuyo Ifihuas
DETROIT, Mich, 3fay 1l.-pAssED DowN-Trons
Leland, E,npira Stale, Roanoke, Hay1ett aud barge, t.
rriiiliviite and barge, Swallow and barge ba,ka l.
G. Woodruff. Ogartta. pensaukee schrs Naab, lfart.
HEgse Jones, cortsx, Eyaiine L. ". Perry. North
Hnosrla,,d. Stampede. ". i: Phelps. O. 4. King, F.
stead, James King, uAu,nplon, Duncan CITY, willia
Keller, Lake Forest, Allegheny, anrret Smith, David
Wells Sam Cook. Dan Eust schuylailt, KtngIl3,er
Lone Star, Golden West, Aloruug Star Whito Uioud ,
Iioratta, bfAry Couuy
PASSED gp-props Blanchard, Toledo. Badger State,
scnlt. Javis Lord: bxrks Norway, Naiad aclrs 1Ie-
yeti. breed, Kuldorhouso, h. Doul, 0olisn Fleece,
II. G. Cameron,
W1Np-Norl1naBt.
:, DErNo1r, May -Eyening--pAasgD Dows-par}t
Fayorlte nchrs porteh. lronHldcs Wost sds, l1uga-
rian. Barbarian. Japan, 8. II. Fuatcr, Ju1nes Norrs.
ar;sc Shannon, Clayton, Bclle. Avery, Ida Keith,
fABsEn Ur-l,rops Philadelphia, pasHa!c; Durk Mol
son :hr. Alnia Sherwood, e. Sherman, Commerce,
Alpenn. Minnio Hausson, San Jaelnlo.
WINp-NorthGaHt.
, 1874-05-12
MARINE.


We're fairly active and stronger OH email vcases Rates
wore a. for corn and 4Asc for wheat to Buffalo by sail
IEo Tor corn to oswego. Tho charters were 10 Bnf.
wheat Ut 4Ao; schr L. II. D4nforlh, oats Al &C. ia
0swego, srhs penekeo Saturday. oas q. exc; schr
llayana corn al 7c. IL OydenHburgh, ech1s Hobokcn
and g. 9. Fnnoy, corn on private tsrms. 70 Dun-
klrR sehr soaton corn at 4c. To Duhson via uudao,
prop Montana, wleat and corn on through rate also
va s.rnia. scht l.. l.. coyno. com through schr
Grantham. corn 10 Kingston at 7s!c. Total. II. uA-
paetty n6on sSooo bu wheat, 49, 100 hu corn 1000
load wheAt at milwaukee, tor Nav York via Erio. In
t1u Afternoon the arhr A. L. Andrews was takcn for
wheat to Buffalo at lie capacity p, 900 bu.
hl1LwAuKEE, May 3.-fatcs unchanged aud market
dull. chnrtora 10 Bnttuosehr HsInuysilc, pats Ut
3hc: Eclr Leonard Hanna, wheat at Dc.
DETROIT, May 8.-T4e market ia very quiet md
much depressed. Grain rates nrn nominal al about &c
on wheat to oswcgo, aye to buffalo. Engagements
include sehr Acontiae, cedar posts, Rogers City to
Cleveland, s225 er IN. Both charters waro report.
Cd by L. IL. Darlington.
, 1874-05-12
TELEGRApIllc RREMrlEs,

Tho regular oflicial statement Of tho New York
city and county doht, issued by Comptroller
Green, shows al lnorease, during April, OF over
G4,00O,000.
Tile Local Option nopual bill WIS defeated
IN the Lowor House Of the pennsylyania LoRia-
1aturo Oh lts third reading yesterday.
AT Catholic meeting IN Cleveland on snn-
dhy evening. % 900 waB Hubscribed to establish
an 1r!ah Catholic papor iu that city. Tho paper
IS to 0e under tho supervision OF Bishop Gil
nour.
-Tho petition Of Alice 1aaon Sumner, for
moriy married to tho ato Senator Sumner, TOR per-
mission to change her uRme 10 Alice Mason, WAS
Court yesterday.
.-Foroign parora. brought BY the latest malls,
show that tho soason has cot In with unuanal
leat all over Europe. III pari1 and London, tho
weather at Tho aud Of Ar1il wns hotter than 1t
us,*sly IL IN July. Thero had boon case Of
ololoth reported IN Paris, but tho rate Of mortal
tty was not unusually high.
"A prtZe-fght, conducted upon tho most I'M
proved plan, took placo Yesterday in a secluded
Apot west Of Springfield, ILL.,, between Bob Nat
tcson aud Jamos Bal tram. Eight rounds were
fought. when the police pouncea down upon the
crowd aud arrested tho oombatanta. Mattcson
made two knock-d doHns, md nastra1n waa awArd-
el ths afAt blood.
, 1874-05-12
PROFESSIONAL,
DIR. R. HUNTER
tLAto Of Now York;,
On the Tllront and Its Diseases,

LETTER ".
In my letter on Cstasr and okcrna pointed out Tho
danger Of nealoot!nx thine diseases Of tho nose and
plano1 thor liability to '1on 70 the Ears, Throat. and
when Catssrh OF seated cold fns uron the throat 1t
sst attacks tho neu1brnae hut iuvovo1 tbs
tonsil glands tho ao palate, md tho l[ttlo focos,
"hloh, in lIonftf. sacrsso Tho lubricatlug Huuus.
hfoae pefaons III tha climate. md particularly horo in
Chicago. AFo bo tu frequent attaoks ot cod during tho
winter months. Thoss fall frat upon thu nosrits aud
thon spread to tho throat Peops who in vigorous
health throw them oil Without apparent nuy but hoas
OF moro dolcao orGnnism do not do All wintsr
through thcya oss troubod and It only altar
warm wonthor thst toy bo said to bo FROG.
Tut do thcy III reality got vol then That IL ques.
tion Of great numen for 1t not, ~ tho cud weather
again approaches thoy dsuogor that he throat Is tener
that thoy hass t!c1ing aonsao which ozcitos hack.
ing kind Of cough two tros times day. and tator that
On looking nto ths throat uncr suoa oItcumstanoes,
:s:s ss sssfs :
ss; s's's Ts's.
S..os sest ]: Is5ls tss !. # .sfi
@ S!ns T Sss:a@%tsa: Fsese s:saaI:es: ses:!isa!e
oensua;ptoa: E3.fy SEasth ssa atas hss
s \ s$s'sS
sS' 'Ses III
az .a ss s ss.n 5 =; ;o & d;ss
wien ne9lao!ed, !. ocr.lo anl tn most r&rd.
nousian Pa1sona iotsd With oaasnnp'isn nva, w. -
ze. 9seet anw!llinxnes, t. admit that thny any
s1 ~ t'ass:: ss
i M ~ VII H. %hs @ @ns' sao
ns uncertain what 10 do tubotules farm iii tho lnn9s
e ;s ss ; so; % Ss ed
d 4 o;ton tell W thst n oam; o. us hAva s.
duyonnent: Until attack Of oo!i, fuilownd by
u se.,o II
hs .aatit0o Of their nosaones, and of medical
le s bssore It i. lato II you have anything tho
matter %a to ~ re-? q seas ~ ssnnnt begin A. hor
hula marc uvorarats and ita diioa't. hut nil
aac oAscA euratlo by troatant Applications
70 t4s thrnst alon2 90 good because hatoo he phy
r"a tho wpps and bronehsl asos aud ths M so
icntt9r 80 not roach thu wl,oe Of diseased surface
thu dtoaso lowor down would DO agRrvatsf IN oorra.
q people win eane under fur disea1o lun1s Who
he2 ~ t. as srs sFasy
.sn Of @ rSHs f. EE7fy on, whsfG
plled ty tho showsring syringe. warm Alternative vapUr4
oral heatt4 thcxs ds9ases which nave hitherto i,.lc
s I'LL Or xGnoral bspomo ~ 19eaabe to
ot1,r Ss n s ~ ronc Of tho ''o
ROBERT HUNTER, NJ. D.,
Otllco 1856 NabasIs-uv.
Dr. r. Hunter can 10 consulted dnf.y iron, to L. at
tho ADORE address. Persons out Of tho city consult
by letter.