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The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22

HOLIDAY PkEsESrs.-Mr. MeIneruy adveriises :
tue lot Of holiday goods. among which we notice
the hanEsomest rstieus ladies bags aud the neatest
ttle trunks for dolls use that ever landed on
this beach those wanting beautiful books FOR old
young. costly or cheap, Eill ind them al Whtuey's
These 10 search Of nick uscks ard TOYS Eil look in
~ Tlruu's and a. e No 10
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.

HAVE THIS DAY WTrHDRAWE FROM
Il The b-siness % GROVE RANCH Plantation
a NakNzae. Is5znd % Which b1s1ess &r ". 2.
sAa-rtr va continue % czrry o. The remaining mem
Der q ne CO partnership heretofors existing between hin
IL urdersE<ued- K DELEAAE
Faaoiuiu- H / Dsc- =Ist. 1873. 81 =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22
DIED.

--r-r- pa. r--nee a. ~ Carrenf b tka slsterf
~ H EsutrE a rz-urr ia TIE ssaussca A.rla Isrsa
-nr=z e So F-u-z1 n-1 laisE q Aolol7-as 49, -
-
A N.tuut Na-i g - I-tt q ~ nrtt- he izffni
d.zss 1sTs AZ Eza-a csSsnias-rE azsS ysAf Ane
m111aA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22

e Bark Jane A Eslkiaeurs had short PASS
/ Gge ortvelvs DAYS to Astoria irom this port.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22
roRr or IIONOLTIT.



l-----s = - sala...s-- i7ua Na~-iw1-
En- Lass- So, f-lll 49,
-- 1-.t Marr- L--aa Gives NaiakaL
ser ua-uu-l. lal f-azi 49,
1Eau ra-s1.ars ~nl.-n fla
lr1-u HaE p Sa-at--sl. On - F-ur-s-.f
-sr S.1- Mar-s : ASS a. bgz-s traa 81
FHeas-a
Elr ~ f=a.-- H.sfsfE = dsys fua Bsras.-a-
---- Ne--.- ,is--E- C-su~ f-aza L.aaiua.
- a=-.sr. I'aa-aalra. t-au kaaaz-
Mar Eafr PEAL t-al EH1
-e--r HasaEsl. cara f-sa Haaa
taaa-a 4a.l- l-l1l lil.--
EHaaae E-os fr1ra kHaa - Eau
---l. Aia.ls-I- f-ua- kaz-
a1arsa Ms-cla-E f.s- 81 .rila-f rr-gs
Q esal t-ffe t.s--s. ~ x. ~ pcs
G- 3. hal-. raIH. TO pcs r-,1 skfn.- - ~alu
% --- 11-u1aes. - - r1r-. -
Gas &C., . -, ce1re o. -sls irath-r.
a-ses tszrras- - -lts ean- a1i i.E ,fs-al-iss.
-E->1tr ss-a-- A-sFuall- l-aal kahllaL
SAILED.
- -s-~a- Ez-laL EsFrast - Eas-iuL
--l- Ea-r 1----. kaai-.. e. us-sIet
-E $3.50. ksasss flr Naullsll.
-->E- llkz kaa- g. E.aass
>r 49, z1--is L--aa g Mot-krl-
-ar s-raes.. laal. Or Ns-a.a-
rs-em- lEala. N0srs. O. S7Gaey
- ur s.a frzuei-ce. LscsIs-- - srsaey.
BE- hH-k 49, N.Y. farFarE-.aL
=--1l- A--ras Ne-zaf- 1-k-- = Lsaal-a.
-el tI1-F E.er- Peri. - lLl--
sar Eaua1L uir.a- e. Eaa
E-.l-a. A-cE 1lr EaaA 40 ka-
-r-ar1r- Maaa1. far ssna uu4 Eau
Ilsrsael Ca=k - na1a-
aa-Ia. la-le-r - Eas1l sn1 Wss--s
49, D. t---a fia-l- L-'-1a. ~ russt >1znG
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22
MANILA CIGARS.

NO. HAVANA sHAPEf Aas good q1alty-
81 BoLLEs co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22
Notice.
or the Foreclosure of Chattel Mortgages
AND
SALE OF MORTGAGEO PROPERTY.
Notice.

KKTHEREAS, WILLIAM VI. WALLACE Ex-
w eeuted Charles r. Bishop two several Chattel
Mortgages rs dated the 26th day Of September 1874
to secure the payment OF ssy500 the second mortgage
dated the Ist day of December 1874 70 the
snt 600 and the conditions OF said mortgages hav-
ing broken therefore by virtue Of the power Of sale
contained in said several mortgages:
Notice Is hereby given that TUESDAY the 18th day
OF DECEMBER 1875 the hour OF 10 A. NJ, the Chef
sea Laundry premises Kapalla Honolulu, shall pro-
coed 10 sell Public Auction, the highest bidder for
cash in hand all following property mentioned and
described in said mortgages, TO witt drying house and
fixtures, wash house, stable, wagon houses coal
piping and attachments posts and clothes lines
copper boilers and furnace, Ironing furnace, Wishing
machines, wringers. mangie, polisher, huiefs :
and casks l. wooden wash tubs aud gal
tubs, buckets l. wash boards, L soap kegs
clothes baskets lengths hose Il ironing tables SKIRT
and boards clothes houses dozen nat irons aud
steamboat irOn lot Of r1ning blankets and cloths
long benches. OF clothes pins, clock ladders
wheel barrow and sundr tOas express wagons horses,
harness lot OF cushions saddles stable gear and
fixtures wagon jack, hay cutter, feed boxes piano
and STOOL sad all the household furniture croeSery COOK
utensils said premises Ioultry house and nxtures
certain engine aud boiler with connections
and fixtures, also new wash machine built BY Ives,
scOvie Co. of Oakland. California, with all the gearing
shafling and betting connected herewith, collar ma
chimes pipes and connections, Together with alt APP
paratus within and about said Chelsea Laundry.
CHARLES r. BISHOP,
By W. c. Jones, his Attorney.
Honolulu, December i5th, 1875 $40 u
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22

tT- Bsrk NsrY Bel Reberss had 6ue run OYER
20 Ssa Eaoeiseo, striving fhrFe afivr passage Of
Is t-ys- She would have again about De -. and
* dne hcte January 10.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22
WANTED.

49, AMAN OTAKE CHARGE Of cows
~ 1n1 cz--y = Daily.
@ Appiy % HENRY NAY.
81 G 50 Fort Street
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22

NaraL
Z n.sszlE 1,y-zzzs--- u.-c-
Mrn-Hssrxrx
On t1 Ma-t--s Natt.h,l- ali.nsy. rs-zi-iur.
at BHasra 1s laeeaE
a-.e E11
o. Is H1zaa a-. n p -ss-ss-s- r.-lz--iue
-.ar a.g rl1la-e. . u il.-tali- -a.lhz-rilE
an ll lC p 1r-as A Fu1e- z-cnarriae
al s.a- d uar1 Er-r.
WuszEus
Lea s'-asazE lax aH-1a1. - 1l1ey
laua Blk uarl
.lrE -r-r r1e-rl--st1re-
Uaa &
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22
NOTES OF THE MEEK.

IE nail viii Be esspstsssd for San Franeisoo
on Thsrsaay, By The schooner BouanEA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22

- The steamers Mikado aud City Of Sau Fran
cisco are said TO Be raciug % their trip from San
Frzueiseo 20 Sydney. Tlis may De the reason Why
bag % mail matter, qassengers' baggage, &c are
missing. An Australian mail bag IS reported 10
have been leii here The dates Of oewspspers miss
in, tboss VI the latter part OF November. Were
these boats subsidised by Is, we might have cause
Tor complaint bet as We are served gratuit0usly,
Ne mast " griH aud bear it." We shah probably
-et the missing packages b. return steamer.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22

MA HoU.-Toe publisher Of the native uevspa.
per KuokoA bAs Issued rally valuable picture
representing tie seveu Kings Of Hawsii FROM Ka-
uaghsmeha 70 Kslakaua. i Is designed for pre-
niGa 10 be giyso 10 al those who psy the annual
sabzsriPtion il sdvaaee- The piriurg s one which
every Hawaiian wtil prize
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22
France.

NEw YoRk. Deeenber Tth.-A special from Paris
says The B0uAPArtists plotting coalition With
members Of the Republican party to eject the
throw Of the Govsrnoent. On the question Of Sena
torial nominations in the Assembly, members u the
Right and Len have agreed the nominations Of ~
Senator's TWeoty-Oue Senators remain uneh0Ssu.
Pass. December Shin the Assembly 70 day the
bzloting bessn for the election q seventy Sena-
tors, who TO hold their once Tor life. The Due
d'Aadifre Pasguier. President, and ". Martd, the
first President, q the Assembly. were eected-Ho
othsre4udiiates obtaining absolute majority which
Is nseesSAry-
"a the irst ballot the Lsft developed a surprising
S1guu Of Tgti1g strength their candidates reseiVing
average Of SIS votes each against 5IT, the
age number thrown for those members Of the isht,
vac were AstaniShsd At the result
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22
MARREED.

60 rraL--sza--fee Hs11uiu. "a resi.rzae-
-F - F-hr-rE ~ Err. = C. Dazou- NJ Ere3erlek
nra-s5 --s o. Mss C1nstun- tth a Hluainlu-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22

- Messrs. Poster s. Co.'S new sehoo0er, build.
ing for Msssrs- Campbell & Turtou, was launched
ou Thursday morning last Sue Is as pretty erzfs
has ever been seen in port sud doubt all sail
well A. she looks. Sue EiI Be named the Nettle
Merrill aud Will Be commanded by tie Crane which
hss for many years stzlsed the beach Of H0nolu-
10 and Llhaiua Sue Is expected 70 Be ready 10 leave
for LahaiHa on Monday. JauuatyS 8.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22

THE LAsr EvrSrSe S,lE- Mr. Barlow VIII hold
evening sale Of gooes suitaSle for CarstEas and
NsW Years P-esesis, tomorrow evening
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22

DACKED 1873. sPRISG. RECEIVED RER
j Farkinhurg' tli8 daT.
Kay 81. Is1s. HOLLIS go.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22

CrKcUIr OF 6AUAL-The sieanvr KIsEea viii
leave teis afternoon y O'Clock (uoi5 previously
advertised ior the eirvait Of the Island Of Kauai
Aaa also touching At NHbza- This addition 70 her
usual programme wIl b ucevpIabEe 10 those - 10
visa 10 sena TO Or visit NHhau.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22

- AuOuS the Passeagers by the City Of san
Frzzeiseo, &c route 10 Australia, were His Ex Sir
George Bowen, Governor Of Victoria and Sir Julius
Yogui, Treasurer o. the View Zealand goTsrumrRt.
Thsss genlisea during thsr short stay il the city
resolved every sttsnti0n due 10 their rank aud lel
mach pleased with al thvy saw and met
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22

- The usE tWeusy erfst eoius are causing con
siderabis comment in thr American papers, auc
puole opinion i geacral saiHs, their eirculaiion,
On aceOaui q their being 50 nearly ike The quarters
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22
COLUMBIA River Salmon !!

WUSr RECEIVED PER J-A-FALKIEBUR5
- 10 barrels and half harrsis For sale b
So c, BREWER Z &C.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22
To LET.

- THE DWELLING HOUSE LATELY Oc-
- CUPIED ~ the saosenber, situatsd IN Eeretaata
IAsst This house 4 Ia drst rste repair z1f artsd
with all the conVenience5 Of arst class house.
Inquife6f SO BollEs 4 90.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22
ENGLISH STAPTE Goods (!

Prints, White COttons. Grey shirting.I
Dsnims. Blankets. TWeeds. Muslius,
Velvet Rugs. Saddles,
Pilot Jackets and Trousers. Fancy Skirts.
Ladies Hats. Mosquito Nets.
SILK Umbrellas,
Towels. Haudkerchiefs,
skirting. cOunterpanss, Molsskin,
Grenadines. White Drills,
A fine Selection of Wool Shirts,
Fine Laees. Insertions,
Flowers aud Fancy Goods,
Billiard Cloth, Austrian Blankets,
POnehos,
Canvas. Bagging. Bags, Betting,
Waterproof Cloth.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22

TIE BAND--we are glad to Ivarn that the band
has received the rev Instruments, Etieh vii Be
used for the 6rsi time on CHRISTMAS There are 30
pisces in ALL but AZ present only = musicians. They
uiIl Plsy aJtbe P4lacs At PN % Christmas auc on
Enma SQUARE AZ s., P. n; and We prvdieIa rare
10li1sy ireai tor Tx pablic.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22

MksaSIc--The regular mOuihly mcetiug Of Ls
Prosrs De rOcrsui=. No ia A T. aud A NJ. vii
b held next NenGay cvuuiE-. ~heu the Uf5c,rs
elucted Tor the ensuing rear will be nstslied. Wis
i,iag brethrvr are cordially Invited to stteBd.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22

NEw YoKk. December "a "A Berlin telegram ssys
an interview has takea place between 6urtchakof
aud Bismarck which It teisy.I has resulted in =
declaration By Bismarck Of appreciation u the pur-
chase Of the Saez Canal BY Great B-itain.
special from Berlin saws Il Is considered FrUbA-
be IL 81 Petersburg that Russia VIII propose To-
ternatoaal Coaf-resce the Ss~E Canal and IL her
demand Is refused VII claim freedom Of action in the
East
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22
Late Foreign Items.


BY the Steamers NiksdO and City Of Sau
Francisco, ne have San Francisco files to the
10th inst,
Several disasters Of ocean steamers. both in
the Pacific and Atlantic are ehronieled, as al
50 deaths Of notable men
Vice President Wilson died in the Capitol at
Washington Nov. %, and his funeral took
place in the city On the &c.
Congress convened on the 9Th Of December,
and organized by choosing Mr.. Kerr Of Indi-
ana as speaker of the House Of Representa-
tives.
The Presidents Message was delivered in
both houses on the 18th. 1t occupies four and
half columns space. It can be found in the
san Francisco Weeklies Of Dec. 9.
WM Tweed, the great political thief Of New
York CITY, escaped from Jail on the 9th Of Dec.
and is supposed 70 have gOne 10 South
America.
Orders were received at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard Dec. 9, 70 stop al erlistmeuts for the
Navy until further orders from Washington
Il is believed that enough men are secured for
the present e1igency Of the service. A grad
uAl felluCLluu IN NAlc department u Lllc NAVY
Yard viii take place.
A bin has been introduced into Congress
granting TO ". Cornell Jeweit and associates,
charter rights for telegraph ocean cable com
municating between the Pacific Coast Of the
United States and Asia Il grants to them all
the rights, powers and privileges necessary 10
lay and use as well as operate an ocean cable
on the Pacific Coast Of the United States, from
some port OF ports in Asia, touching a select
ed ports on the Pacific Ocean. The associates
Of Mr. Jewett are not named in the bill.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22
OREGOW LIME.
KITTs sAIMON BELLIES.

GAN JUAN KILE-RECETFEB Pkg PAL
- kinhrxf thf4daT, and IN perfect order 1r ls 81
My ~, 81 BOLLEs a co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22
Notice.

WHHTs II TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ] TkTE
undersigned have this 70 day q November. ISIS, ap-
pointed Col g II. Jndd, . b my attorney 10 ft and -
fui agenL He VII attend 70 AL 01sess cogc ~ homes
and pay al bs Tor me IN name the - y we're
personally pre1snt MAEfA A. BOYD
Bobduis Hay.lIs. is7L "a -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22
Manufacturing JeweIerE
Draying.
Notice to Trespassers.

IL PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
n not 70 trespass the School Land Of WAHIAWA
district Of wsiaua, OAHU By letting cattle any othe
animals run On the same, % cutting wood or kllni
Wild cattle or hundng on satd land W. G. JONES.
Honoulu. November % 1875. sss
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Stock on hand same time last
year. ...................... 1927
Receipts proper since last evening 6144 bales,
against 1904 on last Friday and SILL last year.
For comparative totals for the past three days
exports and receipts see above report.
fOBACCO-We did not hear of a transaction
to-day. The amount on sale is estimated at
$500 hhds. In compliance with the views OF our
leading factors we modify our figures as follows
and quote low Tugs at 1919, good $780, low leaf
.91x@12c, medium at 139l411ac, good 1511a@17c
and fine at 1S@20c.
TOBACCO STATEMENT.
ssock on hand Sept. l, 1876. Ill. 3,212
Arrived since our last statement.
Arrived previously. 456 457
1868
Exported since last statemen t..... none
imported previously. 531
broken up for baling, city consump-
klon, etc. .................. l39 gel
Iatocl-S5n hand and on shipment
notcleared. .................. 3,e0S
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a good demand for old under the sheds, and
dealers sold 100 hhds at 80s14c for fair, $40
SIC for good fair, 50 for fully fair, and 9l@91c
for prime. 20 hhds old yellow clarified sold from
first hands on private terms. Stock In the sheds
MOLASsEs- bbls syrup came in this
morning. No Molasses; and no sales to-day. A
lot of SO bbls fair Moasses sold yesterday at 53c
% gallon. Stock in the sheds, $40 bbls and
half bbls Louisiana Molasses and 90 bbls New
York syrup.
FLOUR-In addition to the sales for Cuba
yesterday and the day before we learn OF 1000
bags ordered from the West and now going for
ward. In the local trade the market continues
dull, and only 1910 bbls sold, of which 100 double
extra at S. SO do at IS 1915 60 choice treble ex-
ira at Sc 31; 80 choice treble extra at ST ~; 81
choice extra at 81; 200 at 81 10; 80 and $50 at
81 %; 200 and $50 on prixat terms. 10,
t04 rs, double extra at S5@5 rs, low treble extra
IS 30, good treble ex Ia s. 70, choice treble
ezra S6l6 so, choice extra IS 1901 20, patent
process 50 5000 u Dbl:
CORN MEAL-Continues very dull. Only
rs bbls sold at 50 10, and 50 bbis, in two equal
GRITs.seiling in lots at "a 1905 IS, and job
PS0RK-Mess is offering at s25 . Dbl, and no
demand. Dealers are iobbing At $25 SO y Dbl.
A lot Of 50 bbls mess sold at 500 y Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-None in first hands
Dealer are jobbing shoulders at 1Q@l01ac y ID.
BACON-No demand, and the market 10 weaker
Shoulders are quoted at 1O1l@l0a4c; clear rib
sides 14ss4@15c, clear sides 15a4 @l6c z Ii job
bling at 14@1sc above these prices.
HAMS-Uhoice sugar-cured are scarce and
command 16La@17c; brands less in favor are
quoted at 1914 @l6Ac, inferior and ordinary lao
1511ac % ID. To-day lot Of 10 tierces choice
brought 171ac y ID. They are jobbing at 171a@
BREAKFAST BACoN-Is in fair supply and
moderate demand, at 16@l61ac - b..
LARD-25, Is and 25 tierces refined sold at
1411sc and 50 at 1870 y ID. The supply is light.
WITH only local demand, at 14A@141ac for
tierce, 15c for key and l5l4@l51ac Tor buckets.
PRIME MESS PORK-Is selling at 81 y Dbl.
PIG PORK-Is selling at s12 25@12 SO D half
Dbl.
PRIME PORK-Is selling at s18@19 70 Dbl.
RUMP PORK-Is selling at $40 ID Dbl.
PICKLED PIGS FEET-Are quoted at 50 u
keg.
WHIsKY-Louisiana rectifed is selling in lots
at 81 14(01 II and Western at 81 15@l % u
gallon.
WHEAT-Some 42s sacks arrived from Texas
this morning in three consignments.
We are indebted to Messrs. Trepagnier q Co.
for the following statement of stocks of prOvis-
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% tt SILL Il CRANMER, PrOpf1etOre
|Nor1cE-
The following Tariff of Charges is adopted by the
Undersigned to take effect from 1st october, 1875
| and continue until August 81, 1876:
COMPRISING.
For Foreign Ports Direct or Coastwise. wheth-
er by steam, sail or railroad, per bale 70
For Coastwise ports, steam, sail or railroad,
per O CHARGES TO SHIPPERS. ~
Drayage to ship, and labor per bale. 25 C
| Labor all cottons hauled by shippers, per
bale III
Covering sample holes, covers furnished by
press 10
Covering sample holes with shippers patches. 5 C
Extra bands each. Observation-Disclosures 121ac
On cotton ship marked, not ordered the day it
is weighed, storage and labor per bae,
with the privilege of remaining three days 10 C
After three days. storage for first month, in
''"''''s 'D' SMALL NUMBERS. ~
On small numbers the charge for labor and
storage for any period from 1st October,
1875 to 31st August 1876, per bale 80 C
Extra drayage cotton returned from ship,
steamer or railroad, each way 1212c. to be
paid by shipper together per bale % C
Lfoor IN sa'ne ~
For forwarding cotton OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES % C
On all cotton ship marked or small numbered,
removed from one press to another for the purpose
of storage or cOmpressing or shipped without being
compressed per bale 25c be paid by the purchaser
upon The delivery of the cottoa.
Cotton taken by origi al planters mark WILL if re-
moved upon the day it is received and weighed, be
delivered flee of charge.
New Orleans September 90 1875.
Levee Steam Cotton Press J. G. Denis, President.
Commercial Press, Smith g. Goldsmith.
Penn, Kentucky and Anchor Yard, Herndon 81
Krumbhaar.
Canal Street Press j. c. Van Wickle.
Orleans, Shippers, Pelican and Crescent City
Presses Sam Boyd g. Co.
Virginia Press, Lewis s. Lynd.
Alabama and Factors Presses. S. Hayward
Louisiana Press E. X. Bryant.
Atlantic Press NJ. j. ZuntZ g. Co
jackson Press O Brien Co.
Fire Proof Press, J. p. Moore.
Planters Press Abbott Randolph g. johnson.
Union Press A. P. Mason.
Natchez Press L. A. Levy, Jr.
Empire Press Warren Even.
Terrell Press r. Terrell.
Cooper Press, s. c. Coulon. $50 tt
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just Arrived,

us Common st.
JOHN B. COURET, Proprietor.
This Saloon was established in 1851, and has always
maintained the reputation of being one Of the most
genteel, orderly wellkept and popular establish
ments in the city.
The best Of WINES and LIQUORS are always
furnished to the guests. A hot LUNCH is served
every day from 1O14 A. M. to ~ PM
There is a cosy, comfortable CLUB ROOM over the
Saloen, which is favorite resort for gentlemen.
TONY of Old SANS Saloon" memory, presidea
over the Cigar Department. ap24 ~
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FREIGH IS-We nave no new I6alure+tO nOtce
IN the market and quote "a follows:
81 Steam-Cotton to Liverpool oil 16d., to
Brennen 13-16d; to New York sc; to Boston,
kProyidence and Fall River, via New York sc;
Philadelphia &c.
~ Eail-Cotton to Liverpool - 05sd; to Havre
19i6ll14c: to Antwerp 5-l6c; TO Hamburg
5ze: to Amsterdam I'd; to Genoa 1870.
I@6UGAR-No receipts this morning. We note
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Teeth !
Teeth !

TEETH TEETH
GREAT RKDUO1I0Ks
$3O-Gold and Platinum sets-4Jo,
Usual charge 500.
&15-Aluminium and Other Materials-o1ol
Usual charge $50,
826Gold Filiings-00.
Usual charge IS.
41-Snv0r, Amalgam and GusIIeis CsDaus
Fillinss-S1. Usual charge q.
173 st. Joseph St., bet. Camp and 81. Charles
New Orleans L.,
Oners 10 insert Sets of TEETH at the above pxanaa
with or without the extraction of the rocts
Warrants the purity Of all Materials - also ~
fitting Of Plates. stability and duration Of hlliHal
- II paid the highest prices.
Extractions and other operations performed bR
means Of an@sthetc agents.
T0othache cured instaatAneously.
Consultation gratis falS IL
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
DEvOLUTION-REvOL
In the prices Of Dentistry. In order 10 meet The
demands Of those whose means are limited propea0
to insert sets Of Artificial Teeth at SIS and 90; 6cll
Filings e. Artificial Teeth inserted with or withoa
extraction Of the roots. All materials which u0s
will be guaranteed as to their purity and durability
Teeth Extracted without Pain, by the use Of "AnSo
thesiea." g. p MALONEY D. d RI
$50 Canal, between Carondelet and Baronne o.,
T91y New Orle6na.
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Friday Evening Oct H. 1875.

I'll 00TTON-The sales to-day (not including any
o!terday) summed up 6700 bales at prices re-
u hiring no change in our quotations We give
- the figures and report of the Exchange IN
"a below:
IA .,~.v or.rn.pn or ~ aesrrTcATION
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valued according to amount and date Of
ordinance.
Nominal.
Our stock list was revised to-day by the Com
mittee on Quotations Of the Stock Exchange, but
unoffiically, as they are not yet thoroughly pre-
pared to inaugurate the improvements they de-
sire to effect in every department under their
superysion
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CORN IN SACKS-Is scarce and the market is
scarcity only 800 sacks sold, of which 100 yellow
and $50 white mixed at 78c, 100 ordinary white
m xed at &c., 300 choice white at soc, and 81 st.
Charles county at 8211sc % bushel.
OATS-Are in fair supply and moderate demand
at Yesterdays prices; 800 sacks sold OF which
200 prime st. Louis at 49c and 100 do at SOC u
bushel.
BRAN-None in first hands on the landing
Yesterday there were sales at 81 021a % 100 ID.
HAY-Receipts to-day comprise 5000 bales.
The demand is moderate. Only 625 bales sold,
$50 do at s27, 100 do at s27 so, and 100 prime at
$25 y ton.
RICE- The receipts are not large. Good de.
mand. We quote Louisiana No. 2, 23403c COM
mon 4a4@5Ic, tair 555496Ac, good 65s@65sc,
prime 5000, choice nc u ID.
COFFEE-Only a moderate local demand.
Stock in first hands'35 bags; in dealers hands
10000. We quote cargoes: Ordinary to low
fair 181a9lsAc, (gold), fair 2ohc, good 2le,
1879, fair 2oAc, good 2l1c, prime 22Ac h.;
demand. The Arrow tie is selling at SIC u H.,
with discount round lots. Pieced Arrow
Tie, II feet sell at net; feet inches, $40
net. The Beard & Bros. Tie sells at SIC u b,
with discount on round lots. The Branch,
Crooks Co.'s cotton button sell at 51ac D H.,
with discount on round lots.
BAGGING-Light supply and good demand.
Domestic jute is quoted at wholesale at l3Ag
1917, retailing at 14c f3 yard. India 1879 at
BALING TWlNE-Is selling at lac D b in
round lots; 16c f9 tb at retail.
GUNNY BAGS-Are quoted at 14c in bales and
15c apiece reserved
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MEDICAL.
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nR. W. G. AUSTIN
Residence and Once 400 st. Charles stree
Between Clio and Calliope.
Slate At Geo. A. Fosdick Co.'S n Carondelet slRaM
ORDERS LEFT PROMPTLY ATTENDED In
At home from to 9 A. NJ. and 5to7PN. n