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iorr times. MY lessons commenced NJ sosri's on the
29th. rhc took for lunch any thing she wished ire
I do not remember exactly what She had,
Hn .t she always mad vine; bqt to2x VERY
shc drank, her mind was alsays very, clo,r Ehe
entertainment we're always liberal and generous. /
paid ~ wnat sne asIed for couli not pc more 10.
we amt T or 9resg Lenge, tse ~ th ,o sht
sue was IL. Loud laughtcr1
The plaintiff Is only - years OF age. is very
bright and fresh, uud does not look any older.
Tie witness continued:
pa Rs M OF OF Ju aS Oi" aecompsnSe
Lrr wiih one Of my c, dren the one who Is auou eight
chiuren ccomplni,d me TO roughkeensc, tnis, was
one OF them. aid Not ston anywhere IN New. Nork
thut day. went TO- the convent aud Denonico'd uud
house he aay took her to P5GsSseepsic she was at
tended leaving icr mother, house and going to the
ineari} freeevcd The iett@ ~ 10 Which sbe sli q
her stcpia'hers gc.ion on the 18Th Of March went
VIA hcr 10 ne trunk store nc Monday az r
the lcit her mothers house met her on nc 2ist u
me 10 take her TO- Central parS. ana saw someIlns
Mas ine matter WIN her, We went to tegirs lark ~
e.apyro vrd her caying her motrcrs use. dii not
lie trunk gave cr he money to pes Tor H. did not
suosc ihc purchase of he trunE would aid her IN her
uuuK oct about so. dd not see her again until .hc
w v, " me ho,s Eo,sl ,nat Is .y e,,t ssw her
Nrtd ncr rre or tour times. always IN the parlor Ny
ncr 10 Pougheccp.ie. Thai DIV INV daughter caiIed
VAIN m. ha To- 20 down town to at. eud to my cor.
II was hel susIc tOn We won't to the theatre that
mlss' &c. acqnainic WIN pnra,es. ny, gone to
no I'm of then. went to tue theatre. c9itny to
s.urc,'- house.
Mr. del Vale told again at length the story OF
his having Utcn ken SICK after the ncetin. on
tie II va of Jnuu.iy.
Mt know OF tE' purchase OF the new naddle enc
hdu in 'n- lsteislt dhu --trr u had Neea huu-ht
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JsI'MINTs.
MIR. Booth nr Hamlet AZ tie i.yccum-An On
Ihu-Ia-tic Reception.

The theatre-goiug public Is iamliiar with
Sir. Edwin booths mastery acting Of iiritf !;
and 81 evening II -etNed Tor q sl'i.fAct ~
ccmmencement vi Lls season al the L,ceum
Theatre
NJ change OF consequence was noticeable in
his perf0rmarce-ce ainly no falling on in
merit. His reception was enthusiastic by an
assembly that oiled the house coHi9actiy. The
acting other than that done by SIR. booth was
good ana bad.
Under the former jecive ought to oe men
toned Mr. Frederic Robinson's Ghost. Mr..
Mines Levicl.'s King, Manager NcVicker's
Fhst GTdr,uiygcr, ana Miss Jennie CAROLS
QusCn.
Under the latter 1t Is no; unfair To class Mr..
James NJ. Iiardic's Ldtftts. sir. Hart Conway :
HOJdt,O ana ihr min Z WORK. Ne r"~ good than
bad Miss Clara JcnnE-s's OghlI and MIR.
Frank Fierccs Pp'OuiHs deserve To- be placed.
Inc m mug Rs war nn tne ticket spectators
seemed to he a success. Policemen prevented
the dealers from standin. IN front Of the taea-
ter. and cut IN the ram taeir business did not
flourish.
1heg sold few tlchots ~ half DOH 7
apiece alvarez on cost. more at just cost, and
many al reduction Of a tlird or half.
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The New Play, Miss tIuIion," at the Union
square Theatre.

The first representation of the new play
Miss Mutton" at the Union Square Theatre
last night, lasted SO long that only brief gem
eral mention of it can be made al this time. II
was especially distinguished by the frat appear
ance here In two years Of Miss Clara Morris,
who played the part of the heroine. "a part which
gives her excellent opportunities 10 show nNr
strongest qualities rs N ac'ress.
Messrs. Par seiie; Oddar,, aud O'Neil were
well placed ia the cast. aid the Tel iormauce -
WI l. must be- called vetY successful. Ihs
house WIA well tllcd, rnd tue pluus- warm
aud unanimous. he five ac were acted IA
three set scenes, each very tasteidlly painted
and arranged Misses JewetL Bijnu II ron,
LcOharf. Sylvester, aud Vincent. md iast, nut
b. 10 means least Mrs. Wilkins CON pieted tue
cast.
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NOSnAY, Nov. -. fLuuH ASD MrAll-The
y'r" ,to.m engcNrd uadr AMI tue shipping
Wutter sunernnr' ,i6 .,,b. qWr. s,a Se S Era
s'5,et,ao Nestern ,.rrns wheat .x;rls. s5.3o Z
f1uu. de-. AN ana ANA. 'I.Niops,.iji dO. winter
what ami IN t'.'es' 90 Minnesota patents.
81 1~afJ 20 ry -nippnr rNtrAs 80 AFstbiD, south.
uaNrrs and ftliN lrthd-, {d.t1gsa H. sou rrtl
snipp'.k eA r'S. soo1~s1 90 Coru meai-Wes,ern.
a. 'nAt1 brtuly vine, 3 iiOa IS ~, ihc nour-su-
perhne, silO@t1.IO, bucANhoAl h1ur g 100 Ms s5ls
ru.ht
tolroN Sp1ts wore furly ac I've, ami tht r. was a
phl. IttN tun oi llb', hut nid I'M upland renamed
al ri's lnol nl,rh. ia rrr- uuo' 90 i4f. nls &c.
uN Nur % nif lat, Npilrrt sales 40 200 hallr t
a. II lrlu t1f y,mlrr, ~ - So I'D" he wurri
~. tll Jlnu 'ryi - O32. Frurryi ~ no. iur
ou.noh hi.ts.
Dlns altr uHutl cd tin ners at sld5 ezra prime At
flt.75. und old western n, ana Ir Hpecult-
tiou In bDls. mess ( Frorulr, At tld 40. Ba IN
quiet seesD'. Tor N"nt' rn d cay lons clear cut
meats hed more hrluY lnd Quot Lard Ate ~ on the
spot with sales oi 100 es. STA Tor primo
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CUNNING Suddenly on slturday Nov IS Harry
son ~ Aaron tad Harriet cummings u Hunesdile, Pa
AK i u years.
kERRlGA N.-un lnd,Y. the l7tn inst. James Ker-
rgsn ascd ~ wear
HE rr!ntiSes ana friends OF The family are respect
iny NY - ~ Wt'n ihc funeral from his late resi-.
drncr - West iih IT,, On TUESDAY tHe 2lst inst at 10
ocllcS \, NJ Ills r-mtn, vii h. conveyed to the
hrrch OF - Francis Wl'r, who're 4 solemn High
Mlss ~ requiem wi ne offered for the repOse Of his
tVul, thence 10 llvlN Genet 'ry Tor intcrment.
kkHok.- SucdenY, on Monday mOrning, Nov 20.
Rossnna kehoe, rehct OF vi Lam Kehoe, IN the 5sth
year 81 irr axe.
inc r's vrs ana friends OF family are respect
u' Invited 10 attend ihc funeral services wednes-
GAY, Nov =. At $3.50 +. NJ ~ 81. MAN = Church. Law.
renee Il, NuAhluauvIiie.
LkAk.-pu sunday piyht The IJth inst, 1homAs
Liar. : a blower. nscn 90 y nr-
Relatives iud TRENDS OF the family, and those Of his
brOihrrs, Juhu, Iafs, M Henry. are resppc fully
NitCd 10 ttend his funeral on Wednesday the I'D .
nt Y VI from his late rcsldeure 30 ,Old nulnber)
Greene u. Jersey Cy, j. inernent In Jersey City
GENET ry.
LEW s-suddeny Dewitt C.. youngest son of Chas.
" ava Ere love Lewis
The relatives ana friends OF the family are invited
toateni the funeral on uesd afternoon, at O'clock
frpiu th.ir 'sidcnre, ilS sullivan 81.
ANLbN. sudden =. on Monday, Nov. %, Peter
scsnion native OF county Sligo ireland, aged a.
Yeas
he relatives and icnds OF The family are respect .
fuA insit'd tn f'Hd fhc funeral on Wednps1ay 22d
ins al ,clOcA from his late residence III Lewis IT,
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MARRIED UNDER INDIAN Laws.
Mrs. Davis Declared 90 be Mrs. TnvIor while
seeking n Divorce from Mr. Davis.

At the conclusion of Mary Ann Davis's
suit for divorce from Samuel II. c. Davis, yes
terday, Judge Van Brunt dismissed the com
plaint Mrs. Davis sought limited divorce and
separate maintenance on the ground OF
abandonment. Mr. Daviss main defence was
that she was never legally his wife. be-
cause, at the time of their marriage,
Davis admitted that on the 18th Of October,
1850, in the ChicSasnw Nation Rcservatiun. there
was ceremony" whereby herself aud j. NJ.
InyIor were declared husband and wife. but she
on not consider It marriage. and did not in
tend TO become Taylot's wife either before or
after the ceremony. They, however drove over
thirty miles through the woods from ID ,nhain,
teNas, expressly to have the ceremony per-
IuIntu' ana then drove back. They tork lunch
win them, and Mrs. Davis wis accompanied by
her sister.
Judge Van Brunt holds that the couple having
neen residents of Texas at the time. to when
they immediately returned, the law of lexis
governed, ana the marriage was valid
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How rich IN game this favored land OF
ours Is VS. practically shown by the bill Of fare
pesehtcd at game diHner recently gwen at
Chicago, aud TO Wl,icn over four hundred per-
cons sat down. Here 10 l.:
sour -
Game. Chicken BROTH
BAKED Rel saspyc Fort Wine sauce
Leg 81 Noun'A sheep. Deer Tongue
VIA Turkey. BlacA Bear Ham.
Buffalo Tongue.
ROAST
Rih u Ruralo sAdll, Of Ecar
sadie Of Antelope. Sad he OF lilacs Tail Deer.
Nild igfA rN Prairie Cnickcu.
CAuy R1cS Duck. Wld Goose.
Mall,rd Due. RuucrB,Decs.
Reu.lls q Duck biue ltl.icd Nlageon.
Ruhei GroI.e. due ilged Teal.
Green. Nilrr. Tral Fin. tailed Duck.
Broad'h billed Duck.
BNoiLED.
jack snlIe. Fox squirrel.
6rAy squirrel Qliu. Partridge.
ENTREEs
Ragout OF squirrel m Frlnc,se
backnifd Pc. American style.
Aruitnu Stta,, with MUSHROOMS.
Oysters, ksc lIOptt ma smell.
onsAMrHrAL DISHES.
Boned wnd Tur,oy. IA P,uinige
Ll.t lid- un Tree,
tAltLtluc OF fartlGsee, IN Nest.
Ronoi o ail. In Fca her w..
LES Pigeons pomestqu =, sug u Grr1s,.
Hl ok squirrel, en- parhrt.
Clnsrds rtuhg y ur,l.
The above SHOWS thirty kinds If game, and
vet the possibilities Of our forests were by no
me MS exhaust d.
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Col. Sellcfs drew moderate house at the
Brook theatre last evening. Mr. Raymond,
as always, was Grote-quely funny. Mis-. Rogers
uorsonatei Niss N7ttts acceptably. MI Mar
dlcl was not quite "a IA to tri >tu'B nat lir.
burroughs = tluB maze "a decided nit the
erfornanco wa, as a whole ntere ,tins aud
cN.ellNnt.
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wN WAL.ifi pHTLF-. Ron.
ti.Aftk~Dr y. iurrLN, - a..
SAIJEI =. iAHsHALL. Dem.


Upon the elections IN Louisiana. As In other
states. depend the light 10 their seat II Sena-
tors and Representatives WHO are To ana in
making lw- Tor tue Nnuia country, ana the
NAY cruent tl- Ute 80 oifc- - toe President oi
the | uiteu states Nifl-+il. 80 party ~ the
n.iro - to- VII Ike TO subfui' 20 "a result ae-
ciurd 10y III" Nu'v- ot "icrf'ts chosen b, ~ith
iuclu- Etca parry wiil ur i,riy To- credit cnitge.
oi fraud and Niniruce ~ idc AZ tnst it. opao.
nrnt. aud 90 IL, f'cit Ike charges made Acdnst
IT, p~n -idr here Is. m our Judgment. the
greatv-t 81 Nor mt these 'leu|cuts NAV enter
into tho ucAt national 81 -r;iun 20 80 great an ex-
tent 10 mtg leave the real expression of
tue viii u tue peuDi- 90 DOUBT. In such case.
apnehi Co force. Ike Dee which II - been mnde
IN Lou,si o. u-t resgl; W. civil war. Spreading
throughout tho tutlre country. Tue
board tooN different view II IT'S powers. and
polls where thev found Intimidation and Y,9-
lence 20 have existed. Toe result W. to de-
feat per- uus whom on the returns they should
nave declared elected, ana 10 eject persons
who should not E4Ne ue~n declared elected.
Ia regard 10 four uarl-he. they declared 10 re-
suit whatever. uu. referred the matter t. tne
Legislature. The result of this acton was 10
change the pOlllctl IA lprty OF the persons " no,
bN tine Constitution ana laws Of Louisiana. are
emitted 10 organize the House OF Representa-
tiyes. We have 80 doubt that they believed inst
they were defending the people of Louisiana
against fraud On their cunstitutiunu rights.
tut there Is no moro dangerous fern OF sef-de-
fusion thun tnHt which Induces men in hiun
places 81 punlic trust To violate law to redress
prevent whai they deem public wrong. IL u
farther said tins IS question when concerns
the people OF Louisiana alone, and that they
should re left to hight out the question among
themselves. liut this Is IN erroneous view, buth
OF the rehis and duties Of the people u the
United sites under the Constitution. they
have an interest In the question whether soma
tors or lepre srniatlVes tor Louisiana thrust into
their Sc t- by illegal means. shall sit III Congress
To make laws fur them, nud whelhes elections
giitius tneir onice III like manner, shall tuTn
the &C lie Ia tue case of the President ~ the
United states. WILLIAM a. WHEELER, hep.
GkOhnE +. hOAt Rep.
WILLIAM r. FRY 4. Ken.
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Obtained MI The Iionors.

All the honors attalnable at the Centcn-
Mai were awarded to the new Automatic"
sewing machine Of The wilcox 4 Gibbs B. NJ.
Co. Send postal card for fun particulars and
list OF Offices to US broadway, New York. -Adv.
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SUPREME toUWr -CHlMBERs.- Nos. ., g. o.
- 20, ~ ~ a.uJ, ., -. No. -, lal 1888, 40, IlG
ZAP 400 49, -, ~ ~ :, 2G ~, 81 ~. %.
q 'oi go O l2. tut, H. 90. ga, aS3 ago aNn Az
$50 ~9 ~ i,h -, to- it, id-, 49, los, Az. ifJ,
aIl. trf. "a tI %. n4l
surKtMt COUNT, RcuIr Part ll.-Nos. I3GS 2il0
luj. ~ Ji6 -3Di. pil li1t, LOS d 1910 -siiL .ii
20 s-"/4 l."o aii i5,h @oid .'S. 2Sso, li>ul ,oJ
PAtf III tatV un, No. -,ii NJ titJ Citn.Ar.
SrrfsoK ovKr -nEN.HNL lERM AdJJurled unul
Nv. e.
svrgRIoR CouRr- SPECIAL TsRM-Issucs OF fact
No.. - 'n o.. 49, ht.of ~. "a. 90.
SUPERIOR COukr-IRiAL Term Part Nos IA,
aa ~, u.- 90. ~. ~hI ~ .ll $50, lool. 80, -h1
boo VS.. ltt iN aii ttl .5J. % %, $40 $685. .'it.
8l No Ali a'i e. aaH' aoi. ao- 1854. Sos, 800. -,
ota, ,',u 90 81, aSi 49,.
,oMSos PLrAs-GtSEiAL TERM 90, 81, q,
liN. -
-. 10 'indfr.i- Nu.. 4.
toMMoH iIEAE Trial EHM-lart l-No-. SOl, 1913,
$40 800, $40. SAL 5Jo l!-o Sul, eis al, S.H 80 ~,
SO.
MARINE Couar-rRl 1rGM last l.--Nos. 40,
budl, udl1, bifi ,Sn. 90. in'i '.i -Ni ,&jl, 1-l
. "a % 02 a-uf 90. %, iuu, 1868. lArt n. Nus.
4lI $500 b,s u1i ,llp $3.50. lIpi i1at $3.50, 1853,
sous ,Ifi, bii1 800 lla Iut "a, SAM r,tri ar.
t.rt ~. No. ,-'-. 12lu al. n2j3, ISL 5l2 ,v-l
1913 ug-J, 49, -, no '-'' o-.d n43 JIyV J2jl,
40 hiuS, ulsI
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NEwHuRYPORT, Mass, Nov. 20-Iho caDtain
and Oh ofs OF the bark Daring, from Liverpool w,re
urrcs.cI h,rr to-day alleged cruelty utAcll
I-u. A tclm a, ntue uGNnOWu rcsldlnf near Fuf Be
o.. utH. y. A., JUNO overheard on the passage TO
tsc-le brutal ucathieut, and was drQNucd.
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rhe machine oNt,ulied ht 4. Il ivmoud 4 Coz
corner ~ NMssn IN Fulcon sts. tor instantly On.
Y.rtih- Wula Eheri intu tult OF cln.n.s viii Lr
fuY ,Nc AIMED ~ tue COantefclH .idtertaeT Z. to.
day Don a. - lt.-.llr.
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rr. {. y. Bcus1n's celery aA1 Caam0nile Pills are
prepared expressly 10 cure sex Headache. Nervous
Hragschc n speptlr lt lalcac. Neuralgia. nervous
nfa~ AMI rfpi"-snsss. ana " 10 cure any Price
o. cents pOs,sgc frDe Sait ny AL druggists Oflco
lVj Nuftl Eut ~ s.. Baltimore.
tninrrnb IL h. Mast Ca-r- the Result Of q
neglected colo or Cough BROWNS BRONCHIAL
TI,ot HES" have soothing eject ON the rritated
membrane exter Tag from the uOse.to the throet.
The mast -ecure aud p,easpnt remedy fou
III cure u to sls. sc. ~ Purtor's Cough BAlssn.
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Never saw Die,

But when YOU ARE ck take "a dose Of Qnirhs
lrlsn lea Price 20 cents At rugsists,- idr..
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IIuncsty md canlur are not only the most
mulAl put The most effective buircsscs oi bu %.
Is. T. II tlWt does not ciia ilch str nug per
Ia. auY soap, but ne DOE .u lt
III IT, that no toilet soap If tqui to- IA ab-oute pur
and excellence. rae metttili- thc'fn" Yrs Culnnlun
cat2 deleau odor IKE mat " Dana OF vUlots IN
spring une.-Adv.
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Improve ncnts IN dies apparel arc always
tonne. the Ittst AMI best Ia 1r. Murnr,'4 iicItl
Corset, wan tkut supporters ant HplradJrsuig Jade.
AcN ~ ,ulng dealers Warner Bru-. 16j Brullw,y.
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MINNIE fVTNALrDEvcE.

NfslATrne AiNAN AU-fiU- nay
sun ri-cs. - .,a tis Moon sets. %
Utuu wh@Er-rGf- DAY.
Sandy HuOhtl IL nov lAIud g. I' Zen Cats D.. 1 Is
Arrived -aloHoaf. s1y. 90
= Wyan9kS couch. Richmond. cry Poiut and Eos.
fclk.
IS Cinimr. teiiicoat. bermuda Nov 10.
- Neptune. Berry Boston.
= 40 gau ~. R"af. NtN OriHiis- Nov II.
= kicAMoud, x H.chmoni a.a NoriuiS.
- HcNcta. Pcarec, liverpool soy :, aad Queens
town ON.
BarA Marco Polo schnefef nrem n.
AAsO ihr ususi river tul cu4.'wiss vessel.
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Reduced prices In furnltura and carpets.
COWptttA"Alt5 Loo aud IJI ChLtAan street. Pay
lnOulniy.-ddO.
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WHAT DOES Ir MEAN?
The PENNSYLVANIA Militia Ordered to Hold
Themselves III readiness TO March.

''"" eng mummy E"''''' -'Se ~
We were surprised the other day at see
Ing IN thlt citi the warllke cuuntenance OF Gen.
William Russell, who nad been assisting In the
Prosecution 81 tho Republican campaign against
the Democrats, witn headquarters in PhiIadel-
pnia We now le m that bsn. Russell as becn
called 10 h- post ~ ms city - promptly ell to
AIMS the militia Of the Commonwealth, Tor the
purpose, no doubt, 81 preventing The lrauguri-
ton 81 lIuen. lue effect Of his orghniHlGg
powers l. are idv seen IA tue active movements
IA progress Al the Adj Itant G-uerlf~ Depart
mem ana III other portions II tue state, At
lioiliiaysourg tue following orders have been
issued:
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LU0A OF r.

LOON Ot r't
LOOK OrrN
FOR THE CEAND pRAWING OF THE
KENTUCKY { ,sH pI~lBfBU uJN CO.,
MANAGED BY EX.GoV. 1llOs T., PORTER.
s0oo.oOl II CASH GIFTS.
WHO WILL DRAW THEM
DRAINING nov 30. or
MONEY REFUNDED.
GRANpEsr OPPORTUNITY OF THE TINES
ONLY sIe FOR \ FORTUNE
MONrns OF LABOR. MONTHS OF PREPARATION.
c.. v; BARROW & CO., GEN. EASTERN ACT, 40
observation-disclosures loNEw sr tBAsEuENTJ
lPluNN Ofl Il T., liin BROADWAY.
BROokLYN BRANCH, 2lJ MOS rAGt 81.
,kEEre rATLNTP,KrLY-M ADEDREs5
shrt,, the Or.t t.r 80. can ht hLshrt as
~ as nemui Z hlnloorcus., ''l BROADWAY, aud V.I
Arch II" Fhltlrplii.
shlN, onlsEAsE- A. TrECuiNL}1Y ., rois
Aua,4' VERY t'fluf rkln disease ~ existence,
II 80" nave 'uS s@lh yT,TnvRP
can permanently cure ou oiheod weAt ION 81.
Wa. WIN-iON'~ -d1rIilNt. ~YKIp
for Uulldrcu trrtuIs. -ultus "a u.s. reduces Ihal.
nation, lllWs n p.ll, AMI rgr", winlcohc,
hue f5dl,' ,ijj, . >'SchDc st. % s sta,r' '' 'Ss
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
wlnbc dr. WI on Nov ID. Prles cashed; orders alsdt
TAYLOR & co, napkers.
No. II Wall NJ.
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Sgttal clothes.
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VIII be DR. WI on Nov b. Prles cashed; orders nlsd
information furnished lree.
TAYLOR & 60, Bankers,
No. ii Waitt, ny.
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NJ. for Bayou Bartholomew to Lind Grove, taking
freight for points on the Black and Ouachita.
The Bayou DAl bonnie packet Bertha Drummer,
Capt. W. Wenzel, was due at dark yesterday, ana
Will return to day. going to Farmerville.
Owing to the scarcity of freight Capt. Sweeney
has laid his Fanchon over to tomorrow, when
she Will surely leave, going through to Camden.
| The following is fro our Ouachlta correspond
emit:
| DELHI, Jan. 1. 1876
| Friend Bulletia-A Happy New Year to you
and yours!
This morning brought with it shower, but it
mas now cleared of and We are promised what
| we have been praying for-goodness knows how
| Longtime weather. The crop Of cotton lie not
| TWO thirds gathered, and negroes are working
badly, but Macon and Heuf are we'll up, and, as
fast as the roads permit, the staple will be hur-
| RED forward. The Rspides passed up during
the night, to be down sunday. Both Sullivan
and Robbins are popular here, and they will do a
| lively business. The Era No. 10 is within hear
| ing distance on B9uf from Girard, and will pass
up Tonight. Until next time, good-by.
The City of Quincy, laying over from yester
day, leaves to-day ?. Nj. for st. Louis and all
int rmediate ponts. Abe Hutchinson muster,
j. II. Permission clerk
| The Fleta broke wrist of her doctor eng ne
| and had to return. She repaired it and left last
| evening for Opelousas.
The henry Tete leaves to-day at 10 A. M,
promptly, for all landings ON Bayou Lafourche
10 lMDOdaux j. +. Auculn master, NJ. ii. Lam
dry clerk.
The Gov. Allen, in place of the w. s. Pike,
leaves to-day.at p NJ. for all Coast Holdings to
Bayou Sara. John j. Brown master, s. s. Sreck
clerk.
By telegraph
NATcHEz, Miss, Jan. SO John Jauney !:
Leave at II P. NJ; 300 bales cotton, 5000
sacks seed. L. P. LEATHERs,
Master S Gamer Natchez.
CAMpTE Jan. CLOS. A. Aiken, New Orleans:
Will arrive Friday night and leave Saturday for
Red River. Cotton scarce.
M. N. WooD Master Steamer La Belle.
BAYOU SARA, Jan. 5.-Steamer Trenton will
arrive Friday morning at 10 o'clock, and leave on
Saturday, positively.
E. QUATaEvAUx, Master.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-07

To-day's exports embraced 1927 bales to Liv-
erpool, 2144 to Havre and 6S5 to Barcelona.
Receipts proper since last evening CATS bales,
against p S4S on last Thursday and 1898 last
year, making an aggregate since Friday evening
of Al, 81 bales, against 81 ,462 asst week and 25,.
OBS last year, and since August 81, OF 695, 72O
bales, against $50 675 last yearincr ase 1U9, O45.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the ports from II NJ. yesterday to II
M. to-day l6,48O bales, against 34,S43 last
week and 1870 last year, and since Friday l13,
968 bales, against 149, 1S5 last week and Ga, 457
last year. Total since Aug 81, 2,456,52O bales,
6, last year Excluding the above 747O-increase
273,337.
Exports FRIDAY to Wednesday inclusve) to
Great Britain, 66,O24 bales, against 55,692 last
week and 2,54l last year, and to the Conti-
neht 81 GAO bales, against 1868 last week, and
1886 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up to ~
NJ, 793, 5S7 bales, against Sv5 O45 last week and
S39,O6i last year
hhds q, and ~ 1t is understood that there is
an order still pending for 100 hhds. The amount
on sale Is estimated at 2U75 hhds. 1t Is stated
that our recently revised quotations are general
ly sustained by yesterdays sales OF 300 hhds,
Tugs 607c good 71a1sc, low leaf 9@11c, me-
dunn l2CD l4c good lo0l6c, and fine 17@lSc.
Received since last evening, hhds; exported,
s. by rail; stock on hand by our running state
ment, 1858 hhds. !,
FREIGHrS-As ship was taken mp for Liverpool
to-day at 19-32d, another at SIG aud 1924, the
latter for consignment, and one for Antwerp at
l3l6c Yesterday we reported ship for Liver
pool at SO and I'd, the latter for conslgn-
ment; two for Havre at 3-16c; one for Bremt
attic and one for the same port at 2 81 for cot
ton and SOS for tobacco; since which we have
heard Of another ship for Liverpool yesterday at
19-32d, with consignment. Tallow was shipped
to Liverpool to-day 1t 40s. We quote as ioi-
lows: 49,, :
~ Steam-Cotton to Liverpool "a: corn 12la
Q1sd to Now York &c; to Boston, Providence,
Fall River and Baltimore, via New YORK. 70 :;
Su. ar to New York IS y ibid; Molasses 81 u bDl.
By Sail-Cotton to Liverpool 9-l60l9-32d; to
Ravre l Bloc: to Amsterdam 14c; to Antwerp
/ Slice; to Bremen 2l-32d: to kevel 2l.320g
II 16d: to Genoa Slice; tobacco to Bremen sos.
SUGAR Received this morning 1850 hhds.
We have to note a dull market to-day, AMI IN
some instances easier prices for buyers. Most
OF the receipts sold at 1859 for inferior, $40
5s1c for common, 51stG6c for good common, 61sG
614c lfor fair, 6ssG611ac for good fair, $780,
for fully fair, 7071sc for prime. 7l4@7ssc for
strictly prime, 71ae tor choice, 7548S14c for gray
clarified, SLs9S5sc for yellow clarified, 81aG91sc
for Oft white clarified and 914G9s4c tor white
clarified.
MOL ASSES-Received this morning 1883 bbls
and 81 half bbls. High grades, not fermenting,
are in demand, and sell readily at full prices; but
fsrmentipg and low grades are slow Of sale. The
receipts wire mostly sold at 20c fox inferior fer
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-07

The above drawings are published in all the prn-
cipal papers, and drawn in public daily at the
rooms OF the Company.
Witness our hands at New Orleans Louisiana
this 9th day Of January, 1875
II PERALTA
ADAM CITIZEN
Commissioners
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