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THE REDUCTION OF CITY LABoRERs
WAGES.

STRIKE OF THE BOULEVARD MEN-THEY CALL
UPON THE MAYOR AND COMMISSIONER OF
PUBLIC WORKS.
on Friday last q meeting OF Commissioners OF
city departments was held in the Mayors Office,
10 take INTO consideration the matter OF laborers'
wages. AT this meeting were assembled, together
with Mayor wicKham, Police commissioners
Smith, Matsell, voorhis and DisDecker; Dock Com
missioners Wales ana Dimocg; Park Commits
sioner Stebbins. and Commissioner OF Pubic
Works Porter.
resolution was here adopted by which twenty
cents per -Four was fixed as the standard price for
laborers on public works. These men were
at the time Ia receipt OF 50 per
day Tor eight hours work. Under the ar
rangement adopted BY the Commissioners,
the men can receive but 81 go for the same period
OF work. The principal excuses given Tor this
action on the part or the commissioners were
tnat largeenumosr could be employed anu tax
auon considerably reduced. But the query here
arises why hose Commissioners diu not make q
proposition TO reduce tDeir own salaries instead
OF cutting down the wages OF poor men with
large families. Considerable dissatisfaction,
the efore, exists IN consequence OF this change.
some 1000 laborers are employed upon the
Boulevard. When informed yesterday morning OF
the reduction they hed a meeting and resolved 10
abandon work. They formed In procession and
marched down Broadway 10 Fifty-ninta street,
where they We're dispersed by the police. some
mittee was appointed TO wait upon Mayor WICK
ham and Commissioner OF Public Works Porter.
TO The latter gentleman they stated their grew
ances and set forth the meagreness OF he pro-
posed wages. Tney considered 50 sma consider
alton Tor eight hours labor ana now the amount
was reduced so they could earn only 81 90 Tor the
same work.
General Porter received the committee cour
teousy ana informed them the reduction was
made In consequence OF tue recommendation OF a
number or taxpayers. He advised them 10 go
back 10 work or the city would be compelled TO
ADOPT the contract system IN All cases. he same
committee called upon the Mayor, bat That gen.
tleman was uusly ENGAGED at the time on Impor-
rant business. He made an engagement 10 meet
tie committee &c three O'CLOCK, but Lney did not
Jut IN an appearance until after that time. The
Mayor was compelled 20 leave IN order TO review
the police force az Fourteenth street.
Inls strike nas caused considerable discussion
among the politicians around the Hall. They
prophesy disastrous results IN the tall TO any party
who undertake TO father the responsibility OF tnls
reduction. MIR. John Morrssey was around the
ParN during the Jay ana conversed with several
OF the worEingmen. he expressed considerable
sympathy with them IN their troubles
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

AHRESs-ELDRRD0E.-On April ~, 1876, By the
Rev. Caleb Ciapp rector OF the Church OF tae
Nativity, JOIN u. AHERNs, OF Brooklyn, 10
ADELAIDE ELDREDGE. oil tnis city. No cards.
DuRAN-CARROLL-OD MONDAY, March 81, 1875,
al 5 Mlcnaegs cnurcn, b. the Kew. Father Don.
nelly, EDwARD A. DoRAN 70 MARY JANE, only
daughter oil Michael Carroll Esq, botn OF this clty.
No cards
GREgSEBAUM-WALTER.-O Wednesday, May 10,
1875. IN san Francisco, by the Rev. Dr. Cohen, MIR.
JACOB GgEENEBAuM. OF tue above city, 70 Miss
GUssIE WALTER, Of New YORK.
HARRlsON-SMITH.-In Brooklyn, n. ", BY Rev.
J. n. Folwell. air. WILLIAM HkERY HARRISON and
MRS. EMILY A. SMITH.
MEHKTESs-ELTERlCH.-On Thursday, May n,
1915. Dy Rev. Father Barry, JOHN u. MKHRTsNs TO
HANNAH LORETTA EL1ERiCH eldest daughter oil
G0ftloD David Fltericn, D0tn OF TINS city.
SCOBIE--SMOENs.-Un tuesday, May Is, at AL
Saints RectOry, by tue Rev. W. n. Dunnen, DoU0-
LASS ID. SCoBIE 10 LEoNIDA SIhoENs.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS

Before Judge sutherland.
The Grand Jury came into Court, and the fore.
man having stated that they had finished their
business his Honor discharged them with the
thanks Of the court Tor the industry with when
tRey had performed their duties. Tney male pre-.
sentiment caInng attention 10 the encumorance OF
the sidewalks by the exhibition OF articles Tor sale
and BY unpacking or packing goods; also 70 the
loss or property OF merchants through the opera
tons Of JUNK dealers and dock thieves aud calling
upon the Legislature 10 see that whenever these
parties are convicted tney shall De imprisoned
until the stolen property i returned Or restitution
tutions tue Island ana found lbemS excellent
Order and highly worthy Of communication. The
following i the presentment:-
The Grsnd Jary u the Coar Of General essoas
asylum the Insane Al BiackweA's island the Peni.
eauaTy and nnaiiy nc charity aoseital ana oaad TIE
dalton. pc Commissloners were ANXIOUS an wiling
grovement - welt As 70 learn any fault thsi could "
move sny parties VINO ere obnoxioa. 10 he Best inter
ssss ofths iamsies ~. y. AMIDos. Foreman
whsTss. the encuabrsac s q me sidewalk ~ the
sruees n,srfsres with n required ior pas
a1q ss me soos o. ess SDsSsso any
oceaalon4lly opening ana packing goods on walks,
coming aasd By permitting IL eontuHsncs shsSs.
stTucaoIs o. ne public adsW az. snd hat Al sueh b
't SasSIEs T. NmsAxK. Secretary
whereas the loss Of merchants and others,
through dealers In connection with dock otner
thieves and has been injury to the community
the various laws enacted prevcht the
same fnerefore
solved That District Attorney be and hereby s
requested 70 respectfully present to the Legislature the
suggestion The be made that hen dealers
or others shall have been found guilty receiving stolen
goods that rney snail be Imprisoned till said
are returned or q restitution be made q satisfaetory
amount TO the owner OF the lost GOODS.
cnAalzs 3. NnaAsn, secretary
SENTENCES
Thomas McLarmon pleaded guilty 70 forgery in
the tnird degree. Toe indictments charged that
on tue 10th OF MAY ne presented paper % the
once Of inc Morgan Iron WORKS, purporting 10
nave been written BY John Bianey, calling FOR the
payment or STA, which was found TO De a forgery.
Toe prisoner vas ssns 70 tue state Prison for two
years.
Jonn Meyers and Melville Reaensbergh we're
tried and convicted OF stealing $500 from Herman
/ Irban on the 81 Of May. The Judge sentenced
4 tnem 70 ave Years In the State Prlso0.
CHARLES Bremen, who Was charged with bur.
glarious entering the grocery store oi Henry
| hustdent, 10. 50 PARK street, on the otn OF NAY,
plsaaea RnilI " an ATTEMPTS AZ purglary Ia tha
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THE COURTS
Preeentment by the Sessions
Grand Jury.
THE PoLIcIo MURDER TRIAL
The Fisk Mansfield Suit Before
the Surrogate.

In the case or James A. Duney who was COM
mtted last week ia the Court u General Sessions,
writ Of error has been taken, anu on application
OF A. H. Purdy anu g. D. Foster, Duiey's counsel
Judge DoRohue yesterday granted a stay OF pro-
csedngs The main ground 81 error Is the alleged
natal variance between the Indictment and the
ver4lct Duney's counsel insist that the verdict
and judgment are absolutely void.
Ramona Policlo, indicted Tor murder in the first
degree. Tor killing Marco Philippe in April last In
the Eighth ward. will be trie to-day In the Court
OF oyer and Terminer. The prosecution viii be con-
dacted by District Attorney Phelps and The de-
fence by william F. Knitting and John o. Mott.
Unusual interest Is felt in the cese. owing 10 the
peculiar circumstances surrounding 1t.
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SUPREME COUPLINGS COUNTY.
Before Justice Pratt.
A SHAM ANSWER STRUCK OUT

SHAM ANSWER STRUCK OUT.
Justice Pratt, In Special Term of the Kings
county supreme Court rendered a decision in the
case OF Richard RIcnaruson VS.. Joel T. Rice and
Philip II. Wiedersum, striking out the answer as
q sham, and on motion or Patrick Ready, plain
TINS attorney an order was entered for judgment
on the plaintiffs compliant The suit was brought
on an undertaking ia JUSTICES court, and the
defendants SET up that tney did not know that
the copy OF the under taking contained IN the
complaint was true copy. THIS answer Justice
Iratt decided 10 he = 'shamn ana struck IL out
The suit Is one OF seven brought originally against
Thomas X. Gordon. an Atlantic DOCK mill owner,
Tor whom Rice and Wiedersum gave the undei
taking on appeal For plaintiff, Patrick Ready;
Tor defendants, Henry Dany, Jr.
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THE TWEED CASE.

ALBANY. June l. 1873.
The decision 10 the Tweed case was not handed
down II the Court Of Appeals this morning,
owing TO Judge Andrews being informed or the
death OF a relative.
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third degree. lie was sent to the state Prison for
Two years ana six months.


ACQUITTALs.
Michael Hassett and Patrick Ahern. the former
being an owner OF l can4l boat and the other an
employe, were charged with stealing, on the ION
or Hay, four bales OF flannel. valued at $780, which
were brought from Massachusetts BY the Provi-
dence ana Stonipgton Steamship Company. Six
te u pieces OF the nannel were 1onnd on board
Hassetts boat in Hoboken. The prisoner gave
satisfactory explanation OF how they came there
A verdict ~ not guilty was rendered by the jury
without leaving tEelr seats.
William Oilver. who was charged with attempt
ing 10 steal watch and chain from George Crook.
on the 5th OF last month, was tried aud promptly
acquitted.
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COURT CALENDARs-THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge Law
rence-Nos 293, $685. 342 345, 3<5 34S, $780, 357, 3o2
1888. 384 1858, $3.50.
COURT or OYER AND TRRMNER-Held by Judge
Brady.-Case on-rne People vs. John Powers,
homicide.
All other Courts have adjourned Tor the terms
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WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Wandell.
LARCENY OF UNMADE GOATS

LARCENY OF UNMADE COATS.
Last saturday afternoon Onicer Foley, OF the
Eighth precinct arrested two colored men, named
Francis q. Cushman aud Frank Langdon, on sus-
plcion, as they were entering a house IN Baxter
street. The two men had In their possession at
the time eight unmade coats with trimmings,
winch they said they had been engaged 10 carry
by TAILOR living in the house. Langdon and
Cushman were brought 10 the Prince street sta
ton house. and Officer Foley discovered Mon
DAY that Seligman II Co., clothing manu- iacturers,
OF No. So White street, we're the owners OF the
They we're committed IN $4,000 each.
AN EABEZzLINo PORTER.
Michael Z. Philips, clerk In the employment OF
Oran :. BALDWIN, No. 400 Broadway, sent the col
ored porter, william Sweeny, on Saturday last.
with $50 IN bills get changed for small currency.
Sweeny did not return, and he Monday
evening arrested by Ufcer MCGOWAN, of the Fli-
reenta precinct. He acknowledged receiving the
money and was held III 5000.
ATTEMPT AT BURGLARY.
Two boys, named Francis MosbY and Franklin
Moore were arraIgned on a charge OF attempted
burglary, preferred by Theodore Wick, of No. 1876
West 1nlrly-third street. 1 The boys caught
early yesterday morning by MIR. yicE breaking open
asnutter on The rear WINDOW OF the first moor OF the
above mentioned premises Judge Wandel neld
Them in $500 bail each To answer.
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AN UNLTGnTRD HACK.

0fncer Gumpf OF the Nineteenth precinct,
charged Jonn shandley with driving coach with
out lights, and ne as fined So.
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FFTY-sEyENTH STREET COURT.

A STRANGER IN A STRANGE PLACE.
William J. Brannigan, an Enalishman and q
stranger in this country, found on Monday
night IN room OF ne Union Square Hotel, occu-
pied oy lady. she knew nothing OF william, and
ne falling TO give 4 satisfactory account was ar
rested and arralgned In Court yesterday. He was
committed Tor further examination.
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1870 for refined in terce 15c in key, AMI 151 &c
in bucket. A lot Of so kegs kettle rendered
sold at 15c u 10.
WHISKY-1he stock is small. Louisiana rec
tilted d is qa1oted at 81 15@l II, and Western at
PRIME MESS PoRK-Is selling at s21i 0 y
bbl
PRIME PORK-Is selling at s18 so y Dbl.
PIG PORk-1s selling at s12 u half bbl.
PICkLED PIGS FEET-Are selling at 81 SOC
2 IS y key.
SPARE RIB Are selling at 10 so q Dbl.
CORN In SACKS-Fair supply and dull at at
easier prices. Cniy 1900 sacks sold, Of which 200
and 500 yellow at 75c, 800 white at SOC, and 20
white mixed at 75c y bushel.
OATc-No change to note. The supply con-
tinues fair and the demand limited. Only $50
sacks sold, Of which 80 Ordinary ST Louis at
flc, 200 at 45c, and go choice at Acc U bu.hel
BRAN-Lght supply and firm. Oily 100 sacks
sold at 81 10 u 100 u
HAYS IN light supply and no sales to note
Ordinary is quoted at 81, prime at s22023,
choice s25G2b u ton.
SALT-The stock on hand is more than am
PIE for the demand. Two cargoes sold on private
terms, and two others, we hear, brought 99c 90
sack. Dealers are selling coarse at s1@1 021a;
fine 81 221af01 Is II sack at warehouse. The
light weight cargo is still being retailed at soc.
Turks Island sells at 650475c u bushel. Fable
Salt, in pockets, 2G16c eacn, as 10 size
asking high prices. Choice is held at &c p IT,.
We quote Louisiana No. 2 3(l314c. common
4A@5c. ordinary 50514c, tair 51a@5s4c, good
6@6z4c, prime SIC y II.
BUrrER-The Q is large stock on hand and
only a moderate demand Choice Goshen is
quoted at 33D36c, medium 25@30c, choice West
ern 25@28c, medium 19g23c " ID.
CHEESE-Is scarce and in request. Choice
Western factory sells at 1879. New York Cream
ice English Dairy 170l1S u to.
IRON COTTON TIES-Ihe stock on hand is
large and the demand is active. The Arrow Tie
IS selling at 511ac II ID, with a discount on
ronnd lots. Peced Arrow Tie, II feet, sell at
$40 net; feet inches, 311ae net. The Beard y
Bros. Tie sells at ~ u F., with a discount on
round lote. The Branch, Crooks 4 Co.'S 90 II
ID, with discount on round lots. The Philip
wire Tie sells at &c u ID, with discount arse
lots, put up in bundles Of 80 t es.
BAGGING-Light supply and good demand.
Prices have an upward tendency. Domestic jute
is quoted 1t wholesale at 1879 IL yard 1t is re-
taiing at 1874 0514:. 2l2 rolls domestic jue sold
to dealer At 1879. cash India j. quoted at
wholesale at lie, at retail III p yard.
BALlNG FWiNE-Is selling al IA Qsl5c a u
in round lots, ard 16c at retail
GCN>Y BAGS-Se | at l5c apiece in bales and
16c reserved.
COFFEE-Is dull Stock in first hands 1869
bags in d. alers hands 1900 bags Prices
unchanged. We quote cargoes: Ordinary
1SMlSIa; (goldl. fair 1879 0D20c, good 2014
@2OIac, prime 20s402lc. Job lots, ordinary
1sIa0loa4c, fair 2o14 @2o1lc, good 2l1a@zls4c
(guId ~ TO-
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FREIGHTS-A ship was taken up for Havre
to-day at S-16c for cotton. Yesterday con-
sgnment OF one loading was given away at the
same. Some shipments OF molasses have been
made to New Yo k, but little else is going to that
port besides cotton. We continue to quote Is fol-
lows
BY Steam-Cotton to Liverpool I'd; to Ham
burg via New York. 154c to Antwerp via New
dence, fall River and Pniiadelphia via New
York, 1c: Molasses to New York So " Dbl.
By Sai-Cotton to Liverpool -@5sd; to
Havre 3-16c: to Bremen 2l-32d; to Antwerp
slice; to Genoa 15-16c; to New York &c.
sUGAR-Received this morning $40 hhds.
They were late in landing owing to rainy wealth.
or. We note better feeling generally and q
stronger market with good demand for good
were mostly sold at511l., for inferior, 60614; for
common, 61a@7c for fair, 714@74 for good
fair, Sc for prime, for strictly prime to choice,
$1,000 for yellow clarified, 9GG91ac for off
wnlteiclarihed, s5sc for white arried, and 71sg
MOLASSES- this morning 10Gi bbls
and IS half bbls- landed late on account OF
the rain. AS with sugar We note better feeling,
and the market for higher grades lc stronger:
Centrifugal selling at 30035c, common i0W43c,
fair 4505Oc, prime 51@55c, strictly prime 56SG
57c choice $4,000 u gallon.
FLOUR-Scarcely any demand, even in the
local trade, ard only 900 Dbl sold, OF which 70
good treble at SIS Isl rs bbls choice treble extra a.
$50 371; 100 and 800 bills choice treble at Sc 30;
Is at S. 621s; 100 choice extra at Sc 80; so and
100 at 81 u Dbl.
Supertine is now quoted at 81 so, double extra
s., low treble extra SIS Jos 80, good do s. 62Ie
as rs, choice treble extra IS 25@6 So, choice
extra IS 75@7 50, new process ssG8 30 " bbl.
CORN MEAL-Dul and offering in lots on the
lsndng at So 49, no sales and iobbing at 50 80 y
bbl
CRISIS selling in lots at "a 9o@5, and job
bling at IS IS D Dbl.
PORK-The supplies are light, but Western
advices are unfavorsble, and the market here il
dull at s25 % Dbl for mess. 25 IS and 80 bbls
sold at that price. 1t is jobhing at SIS 20 and
dealers are retailing at s25 50Cl26 y Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-The market is bare Of
supplies, and shoulders would command 1879.
p IL. Even the dealers are out of shoulders.
Clear rib sides are jobbing at 1870 and clear
sides at l4c u 10. A car load OF shoulders sold
at 1910 " ID.
BAGON-The supplies are light, but there is
very little demand even in the Job trade. Shout
ders are held at IL 4c, clear rib sides 15c, clear
sides 1879, and joDbing at &c over these
prices. A lot Of IS casks clear rib sides sold at
the depot at 15c u 10.
HAMS-Strctly choice, both old and new, are
scarce. Old commands tic, new 17G1711aa; brands
less in favor 159161lac U D..
BREAKFAST BACON-Good supply and sell
ing slowly at 15Cl16c y ID.
LARD-Continues in light supply and il selling
in the local trade at lie Tor packers, and lii4G
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To-days exports were to Havre.
Receipts proper since last evening 6512 bales,
against II, 253 on last Tuesday and 1854 last
year.
For comparative totals for the past three days
exports and receipts. see above report
TOBACCO-We did not hear Of transaction
to-day. The amount on sale is estimated
at $500 hhds. We continue to quote as follows:
Lug 7171sc, good $3.50, low leaf 9G121ac, me-
dunn i31a0l41ac, good 1511aa917c, and line at
1S@20c.
TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. l. 1875 -. 3,212
Arrived since our last statement. II
Arrived previously. ......... 5i2 523
3,735
Exported since last statement.
Exported pre- viously. ........- E97
Broken up for baling, caty ovnsuDp-
ton, etc. .................. $50 US
Stock on hand and on shipment
mot cleared 28O7
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1t is the aim of the Board of Commissioners to make
it thorough exposition of The Agricultural and Me-
chanical Products of the Southern States, Mexico
and Central America but it will be open to competi
tors throughout the country. and the general pre-
MUM list will embrace all articles comprehended in
the general design of Agricultural and Industrial
Exposition, including special premiums for strictly
Southern products
The premium list, which is now in of pub.
cation will be on liberal SCALE and the rules will
provide for just and impartial system of awards, by
competent and disinterested jurors.
The Fair Grounds are generally conceded to be
the handsomest in the United States comprising 100
acres, within fifteen minutes ride by street cars
from the center of the city The grounds shaded
by beautiful grove of live oaks, and the buildings,
which are of recent construction, amply sutf-
cient to meet all the necessities of the most exteu
s've exhibition.
The Racing Course which is used by tho Louisiana
Jockey Cub at all its meetings, is justly famous
throughout the country, and the accommodations for
stock are unsurpassed.
1t is the first time that such enterprise has been
inaugural d at the South, and being held at a time
when the city of New Orleans is thronged with thou
sands of visitors participate in the festivities of the
Carnival it affords unusual inducements to exhibitors
from every section of the country.
The commissioners earnestly appeal to the people
of the Southern States lend their aid and encourage
the Exposition and to make it in all respects
a complete exhibition of Southern productions and it
is hoped that manufacturers producers and others in
every section of the country will participate.
Ample arrangements have been perfected for the
transportation of goods and visitors from every
ton at reduced rates.
For detailed information address
SAMUEL MULLEN,
General superints ndent No. 50 Camp street, New
Orleans Of 3m cod
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HoLyl0nd,
ENGHAvER AND PRINTER.
Is Sc. Charles Street.

BAN Invitations, Wedding and yisiHos Cazss,
neatly engraved and printed. Also, a.. kinds q!
general Engraving in the best gtyle. Bail oc NJ.
mittees are specially invited to call srd gee Eia
selection Of orders OF dancing .rG aeamnn
fsyors, ~ be lie astisaed skst The nozs stidIons
Will be p:eassd niss
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Teeth ! ..=
REDUGTIcY.

Teeth! Teeth 7
GREAT REDUGTycvs
6SO-Gold and Platinum sets-Sirs
Usual charge $780,
Sl5-Alrminium and Other Waterialy-zTs,
Usual charge $50,
82IGold Filiings-S1.
Usual charge $5.
&I-SBvef, AmalRnm and GUsIFass tJsasep,
FnitnSs-$I. Usual charge g.
DIR. g. A. BETANC MCGUIRE
l73 ~. Joseph St., bet. Camp and ST, Cks rEa@
New Orleans, Ls.,
Onerg 10 Insert Sets of TEETH at the anoye prIosf
with or without the extraction of the roots
Warrants the purity of all Materials, 81 sisc Va,
ntung or Plates, stability and duration OF fsnpsu
~ II paid the highest prices.
Extractions and other operations perforue3 -
means Of anasthetic agents.
Toothache cured instantaneousy
Consultation gratis. wv.
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DENTISTRY.

ID UTION-REvOLUTION-
In the prices Of Dentistry. In ordar TO nisa. sss
demands Of those whose limited Frog ca
70 insert SC OF Artificial Teeth at SIS aud go; Gold
Filings g. Artificial Teeth inserted with or VIII cr
extraction of the roots. All materials which I rst
will be guaranteed as to their purity and durshiac
Teeth Extracted without Pain, by the use of "A as
thesieA-" G. p MALONEY ID n 6
100 Canal, between Carnndeet and Baro1ne st.,
1SIY New 0rlfsuf
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RAILROA IDS.
NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO
RAILROAD COMPANY,
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
Commencing on SUNDAY, October 81, 1885,,
$50 p. nj.
Trains depart aud arrive as follow:
(From Oalliope Street Depot)
DEPART. ARRIVE
Express. ...7:2l A. NJ. Express. :. .113Op.
Mail $500. .5;3o P. M. Mail. $50. 1890 P.l
Accommodation.
lMonday) :. .10:30 A. M.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars sh1oagt TO st,
Louis, Chicago and Cincinnati.
Only one change Of sleeping cars to Eastern
Tickets for sale and iniormstion given at %
Camp street, corner Common.
a. D. SHELDON, Assus,
Y. D. FROST. Gent Manager nafe
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MEDICAL.

MEDICAL.
mr. w, g. AUSTIN
Residence and Once 800 st. Charles xsrae
Between Clio and Calliope
Slate At Geo. A. Fosdick Co.'S Al Caroudeler xsr,
ORDERS LEFT PROMPTLY ATTENDED,, 4.
At home from to A. NJ. ana S to7PM. ~
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Tuesday Morning Nov. 9, 1875.

COTTON-The sales to-day embraced $3.50
bales mostly at irregular and easier prices, le-
curing, however, no change in our quotations
except reduction Of Hsc in G ,od Ordinary and a
partial 1sc in Strict Good Ordinary and Low
Middling. We give also the figures and report OF
the Exchange, in full, as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.