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B4NKIYG AND FIYANCIAL.

In stock speculation, thousand dollars are some
times made from an investment Of hundred.
Send 10 Alex. rockingham & Co.. brokers' II Wall
ST. New-YOr fOr their Heekiy Financial Report, sent
fraa
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c,,rvsr AND BUTTER MARKET.

rr-,v r.rrs y Y Aur 25.-The sales ~ Factory made
cheese bire TODAY amounted $500 boxes The bulk Ot
whirb W.. sold 90 Be- Dc-s ranged from &C. 70 1c Dairy
made Uneese brought jGb 4c 19l changing hands Thirty
package 0f Butter disposed Of al i.2al5c per n
TucA 4 T. Aug 25.-At the Cheese mareet l2oeO
boxes o red and sold 5000 boxes sold on eolHu
sio r. the leading prce vas lcs and
The average price sc market quite active bui lower
PRIET CLOTHS MARKET
F,rr RIVER Mass Aug The market l. fairv active
ana her with sales ~ 900 pieces 81 square ec caai,
and noders are asking &c cash Tor limited quahliy
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special feature. The transactions better dis
trbuted than usual though the different issues and
prices were steady. The sales NJ the Boards COW
cred $4,000 coupon 6s, 1881. at iO4ll. and
$5, 900 registered at 1919 $4,000 coupon 1ssOs
at 1882 ana $4,000 registered at lO3ns
IS, 900 registered 5s at lO2; $4,000 coupon 4i2
per cents al 10jls S2S0,00O coupon 4 al 1905,
and $50 900 registered at 101. The market at the
close was steady at ANNEXED qnotatons
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J. HARPER RIGBY,
p. q. Box 3.sss. New. YORK City.
Diuioeno Nonrss.

CPFcE OF ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD C2sPASY.l
NEw-IOEN August J. 1878.
A DIVIDEND of THREE 90 PER CENT
"A has been declared by hs Company payabe on The INST
of September next 90 The holders II 10 tapl Socf.
registered 0f the 18th irs after whch, and unh
tho 4th september. the transfer books val BE- closet
l.. y. r. EANlOLflt, TREASURER.
THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY a
TBEAsUREGs oFFIcK, GRAND oENtEAL pEoE :
THE SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS of the
4 GRAND RIVER VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY Y,
guerauteed by THIS company due the September
next VII be paid behalf u this company maturity &C
any previous thereto az par aud accrued interest by
Messrs. On ASE &ATklNS, No. p, Bruas-sL NeN-Nurk
e. VANDERBILr, Trea,uier.
OFFICR OF THE GREAT EAsTERS Coin Mining COMPANY ,
No 81 BrOad-st. New-Nork.
July l. 1873 }
THE TRUSTEES of this company have
this dav declared a DIVIDEND OF ONE PER csNr
upon the capital stock able ON and after August s ~ tho
transfer books close on 25th inst and reopen IA
sILAs c. HAY. Secretary.
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n O'ins
GnndOrdinarv. Y.

,.,od Ordinary los, Low Middng- ----....-.-.l llIlc
strict Ordinary. II Aiddilng = 20
Itnres active closing % points lower Tor August and
eea Der ana n 10 SO other months sAies eaiqfdny
~ o. l2Gs 1900 October, llO5 llO4 lO9 llOo IlUI
ii Os llO9 November To- y. 1918 10 70 10 Dreeidprd
Ia IA lO72 10 lO.1l January TO- lOll lOio tUou
Ia 7S March, III April IL total 2ooOO bales sales 70
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DREXEL. MORGAN & 60.
CHARTER FOR SALE.

one OF the most valuable franchises offered
for sale 10 close trust
Among the exceptional rights u coniers are;
/. Perpetu.ty Of Corporate LIE
2. Unlimited right 10 acquire, hold and deal in Kel
Property
g. Unlimited ght 10 acquire hold and deal every species
propertyexceptg only the rght 10 issue It's own noesO
circulate a money.
! Unlimited right every species q lawful
business.
.. Unlimited ght 70 fx tolls and charges
G. Unlimited ght consolidate with other
T. Unlimited right upon terms presented
by is directors.
s. Absolute rghf to declare stock paid ap any terms
agreed 20 with shareholders.
Absolute exemption OF shareholders from an personal
liability expressly assumed by tho1l ndv1dual,y
To- The right change the corporate a any tns
upon nominal terms.
IL. Special exemption from taxation
For particulars and terms address
j. HARPER RIGBY,
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7 0NG ISLAND CITY BONDS.

Itsyt On Long Island City Bonds falling due september
e-e vi he mid upon presentation Of the coupons at tLe
Larna atona BANK Newly CITY and after tast date
AA- JOHN r. NORRIS. CIty Treasurer
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Foreign exchange was weak and lower for sterling
bills and rates were reduced about y cent. Inc IO
lpyyIug are f'Ia inside quotations:
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BALTIMORE And OHIO RAILROAD.

A LIMITED AMOUNT OF THESE BONDS REMAIN
UNsOLD. WE OFFER THEM AT lO6L AND AC-
CEr-FD INHERENT
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sAISs FROM 9,o O'CLOCK TO Gloss OF BUSINESS )
O'CLOCK p. n CONTINUED.

I'D.
InrIaA Nash
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The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago a q Milwaukee to-day:
Receipts. smpments
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-13
THE PARISH COMMITTEE.

The Democratic Conservative Parish Com
mittee met last night Mt No. "a at, Charles street
and was called to order At about s.15 O'Clock.
The chairman called the tenton of the
executive committee to the Importance Of got
thing the question OF assessments ~ nothing
could hs done until that wac disposed Of
On motion or Delegate Adam the confer
enre COMMITTEES was instructed to confer
with the State Central COMMITTEES Hs to the
qualification Of nominees. and on his motion II
waa resolved that when the Parish Com mittee
adjourned IL do 80 to meet again on Friday
evening. and take up the question Of assess
nants az special business.
The Legislative and Senatorial nominations,
aa lar aa made aud Ra has been announced In
the DEMOCRAT. were read for the tntOfma' ion Of
the committee.
Delegate Adam called attention to the fact
that there were tive returns from tho First Ben
atorial District, aud on his motion II was de-
raed III include the difTarene q la that district
In tho speeial business for the meeting Of Fri
dar night and tu hear both parties.
Delegate T. J. Bath, Of the. tenth ward, stated
that there were differences In his ward which
needed adjusting and he moved that they also
he considered on Friday night ILL., motion
prevailed.
The chairman and secretary Of tho PariHh
Convention were requested to present returns
received by them to the chairman Of the PART eh
ommlttee and thu COMMITTEES adjourned.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Grand Opera House.

The much abused "Pinafore' much moro
abused by those who have undertaken to pre-
sent 1t than by d narrowed pubic-was sung
last evening at the Grand Opera House by Sa-
ville's Comic Opera Company. and we are
pleased To say before an audience appreeiatiye
and OF goodly size. Previous reports that the
company would sing the operette In better yle
than Il had been before In New Orleans. were
not only confirmed but In many respects antici-
nations we're surpassed. without any inen-
tinn If conveying tbs idea that the performance
was q perfect one, we can shy with assurance
that as whole II was pleasant and In many de-
tails charming The central figure. and most
deserving Of compliment. was ST.. Joseph. who
found In Dghy Bell an intelligent interpreter,
VINO played tho part with great fidelity 10 tra-
dtton and against whose acting We can only
graceful hitch in the left arm that Was
odd in such an easy and graceful
actor as he is. Tho singing OF Bell with his sym
nat etic and well cultivated baritone voice. we'll
deserved all the applause that he received We
ha 4 air adv recognized In Mira Barry ability
as singer and her Little Butterenp' last
evening satisfied us that we We're not mistaken,
Mr.. Cooper makes u good Capt, G rcoran but
his voice was still affected by hoarsenes4 and
Mr.. Pau anreared 10 better advantage as
Rack straw" than as Alexis liz the Sorcerea-.
whilst Miss Burton WIS good Hebe.h anu Mr..
Benitz very good Dick Deadeve."
We have hastily rahaarsed that performance
with the main purpose OF encouraging the
mem hers OF the company to do even better
than they have done, 10 order that they may
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Maximum tenn, erature 81 s: minimum 10.
CRESCENT CITY BATTALION.

meeting OF the bpard Of officers Of this
organization WAS held last evening Mt Brigade
Hendnuarters Mechanics Institute. to GO
through tho annual election Of field officers,
Capt. II. j. Pleasauts preeiaing.. Lieut.. Col.
Gins. il, Former mud Minor II. O. Bond were
both unanimously re. elected aud the meeting
WIS adjourned.
We are with pleasure that the officers Of this
battalion ara not unmindfnl OF their obligations
to tho organization and ihnt they are ding MI
IN their power to keep M lts present esprit de-
cotns aud efficiency.
In order that officers md men should be bet
ter instructed With practical Illustration. Ool,
Former has issued orders for n battalion drill
at Tho arm, every Wednesday might, As the
main ball of the Mechanics. Insl tuta ia not
large enough to permit the whole battalion to
exercise ut onos. The Colonel has fixed the limit
OF onmpsniea to eight men with u full oomplt-
ment of officers. Thus officers mud men will
gradually acquire practice and rrotle ney In
the important manpuvres of the battalion and
kesp III by frequent meetings and military ex-
ereae that brotherhood and apness Ia ma
npl,vrng which has made them nlrenfy 30
noted and popular among our citizen soldiery.
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THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
E,lection M rev. INN. aallier as Bishop.

Election Of Rev. Mr.. Caller as Bishop.
The Council ot the Protestant Episcopal
Church ot this diocese met In special session at
81 Pa,li's Church at IL o'clock yesterday morn.
Ing Proceedings were opened by the usual
service nnd communion. and tho number of
pler1ymeB present was very large, The choir.
which was under the conduct Of Mrs. Il. A, Pal
frey, was in excellent voice. md the services
passed eff very smoothly. The Rev. Oliver
Wilson read from the Morning Prayer to the
Paater, Rev Charles Stewart the Psalter. Rev
Mr.. UPTON tho First Lesson. Rev. A. s. Clarke
the Second Lesson, Rev. Mr.. Fontaine the Creed
and Collect. Rev. John Poreiva the Litany SER
vice. Rev. Mr.. Girault No. 424. Rev. II. NJ.
Thompson the Ante Communion Rev; II II.
W tors th. .Epistle, Rev. DR.. Leaeoek the Cos
pei: kev Mr.. Davia the Conservation Rev. Mr..
Hedges the Post Communion.
After tho services. the council. consisting OF
lay and clerical members. proceeded TO the
main business OF the gathering. Considerable
discussion was had us the eligibility OF Rev.
Mr.. Fontaine to vote. rs the canons require q
Clergyman to be connected with some one pull
pit within six months proceeding nm election.
AT lanH h II was decided thHt Mr.. Fontnine was
disqualified and the election was proceeded
with.
d. Lsacock nominated Rov. II. NJ. Thomp-
SON Mr.. Hedges nominated Roy. Mr. Girault.
ana Mr.. Fl II. Waters nominated Rev. John
| Gallier of Zion Church. New York, After one
or two ballots the names OF DIR. Thomp son aud
Mr. GirHult were withdrawn. aud Mr. CALLER
was elected nv neclnmation. Afterwards the
election was confirmed by the lay side of the
Council. The several gentlemen nominating
delivered addresses oulosislc of their caudt-
dates. which were listened to by u great many
members Ut the church.
II v. Mr.. Caller the Bishop elect is we'll and
favornhly known I'll this city. having preeeded
Dr. Thompson In the rectorship of Trinity
Church. He is now very popular clergyman
In New York city. and his acceptance of the
| new Office IL not quite assured
After the transaction of some further routine
business yesterday the council adjourned sine
die
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMooRAT THURSDAY NOVEMBER 49,

draw full houses to Manager Halls theatre
And with this hope In view We take occasion 20
say to ts,e uatrons Of the Grand Opera that the
entertainment now offered them is deserving OF
their attention.
COLES CIRCUS.
Now let Nil the little boys and girls, ALSO every
fond parent bn happy. the eirons ahow is COM
Ing. And what q bewicning affair II will be II
W. believe the mngician's notice In our amuse-
ment columns. Yes. Coles. circus Is coming
with two live giants. six trick stations and q
whole fnenagerie The incest kind Of little
boys aud glrla bright With gold epanslea. will
ride the frost kind OF parti-eolared horses.
mud fine adi.s, with butterfly wings and short
skirts. will dance on prnnaing steeds aud turn
double somersets through silk paperea rings
and the clowns will be SO funny with their white
and red faees. the ineling. hells on their caps.
al d their green. yellow and red tights.
. The Zig show will be hero and begin opera
tinns on the twenty fourth instant with mann
moth procession during tho day and perform
anea at night. Thereafter. during the whole
week there viii be two petformancee. one nt
noon and one OF night Tho immense tent Will
be illuminated by electric light, making
mig hit brighter than day.
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WANTED.

CtANvAssERs TO SELL THE FOLLOWING,
R. i. LEE COOKING STOVE, awarded the
apoma at the ast k24tsana md Aa5a and
cheapest method Of Obtaining water from the
earth. Hunters PATENT FLOUR AND MEAL
SITTER which for culinary purposes is almost
ind!spensable,, The Wilson q Keagle WHARF HARP
Worm Worn destroyer yet discovered. The clayton
FIREPLACE HEAT REFLECTOR, ELEG-
TRIO BELLS. the latest and best method Of bell
hnnRing for dwellings. street cars md steam
boats, being less liable 70 get out q repair than
the old style The PATENT WATER CUT
OFF on ingenious contriyanee ., TO prevent the
ing cisterns. new method by which water can
be drawn from cstern Ice cold through Iron
pipes, without the use Of ice or chemicals. The
BACKUs WATER MOTOR. great Invention
can be used for any purposes, very Gheap con
trfvance for running machinery Of all degcrip
lions. The SUN LIGHT GAS MACHINE. the
latest. cheapest and most convenient method /
Energetic canvaasers wanted and A aOOL
Do-Ns~ JAMES e REYNOLDS.
Plumber and Gas Filter
'aaS1yDkW 90 Baronna street
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BOARD OF HEALTH RECORD.

Tho following were recorded yesterday ut th
office of The Board Of Health.
nIRTHs.
Mrs. Thomas Kaltanhacb, n daughter
Mra George w. Brabat. Il son.
Mrs, Edwin BeknHut q daughter,
Mrs. Philip Hunsinsar. Il con.
Mira. Thomas aranutt, 4 daughter.
llra, William A. Valluft. u son.
Mra. Jacob Kupp q daughter
MARRIAGES..
VIM Tennent to Mrs. Laura Boahm.
Frank Moore to sylvia Anderson.
John j. aehilling TO Mary Jacobs.
DEATHS.
Mrs Catherine j. Thompson, "a years
Martin Hughes. "a years.
james r.. O. Trinekand. q months,
u, e. Vaa1e. ss years.
VIM. Thompson. 40 years.
Albert Curry. 10 lays.
Georsa Foster, ~ years.
Mrs Francois Kpbart. II years
Ulysse Johnson, 50 Vars.
Win. AL, Latl. iars.
Pierre Viriao ~ years
Mrs. 4. Gallagher. At years.
Bernhard Lavy. 81 Years.
Bennett Il. Levy, II years.
Or. j. r. s. 2shender, II years
James johnson. 4b years.
Joseph Juurdan, 4 toara.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Edward o Meagher to Charles Thlenfeldt. one
lot of ground and improvements. Second Dis
trct. this city $3.50.
Victor Moranoto Joseph seppelt. abortion OF
ground and improvements. In the Third Dis
tri,t. for $3.50.
Succession Of Marguerite Arsene to Frank
Garressa and Jean Baptiste Carressa.. lot OF
ground and improvements, In the Second Dis
trict. for $3.50.
Mrs. Francois x Detroit to Widow Louis
Mouet, portion OF ground and improvements.
the city for $3.50 cash
Honore Flotte to Michel Meileur. half lot of
ground and improvements. Second District.
$500 cash
Louis Philippe Delachaise to jules Marshal.
lot of ground and improvements. Second Dis
trlct. for s92s.
trfct. for sT25.
Order Of court In succession Of J. H. Lacroix
| recognizing aud putting In possession the heirs
n certain lot Of ground In Third District.
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OF INTEREST TO STEAMBOAT
MEN.

The Information relative to tho lawgoverning
the TRANSPORTATION Of empty liquor packages.
as contained IN the following letter. will be
found interesting to steamhoa'man:
IT, y. INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTORS OFFICE
District of Louisiana.
New Orleans. November H. 1879.
MIR. Sol Marks. New Orleans.
Si.-In reply to your letter Of this date. aak-
Ing mo TO give publicity to what the laws re-
auite relative to the transportation of empty
LIQUOR barrels have to state that the statutes
require the obliteration of all stamps brands
and marks which a. q put on by the government
officers. When that Ii done there IL 10 danger
of 'rouhia occurring to tho carrier
Respectfully. M. MARKS. Collector.
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sAM'L NJ. todd,
No. ~ Magazine 81.
NOS I'm DIV
NOTICE TO VOTERS.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Registrar OF Voters. Parish Of Orleans,

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Registrar OF Voters. Parish Of Orleans, \
New Orleans, Sept. "a, 1879. J
The Office of the Registrar oil Voters for the
Parish OF Orleans will be opened on THURS
DAY. the bwenty-f1fth day OF September, at St.
Patriek's Hall. Camp street. opposite Lafayette
Square. and will be kept open until November
"a. 1879. Sundays and legal holidays excepted In
order to enable those who have not registered
In 1878 and 1879. and those who have removed, to
secure their regular papers In view of the
great number OF applications for duplicate reg
istration papers, citizens are earnestly request
ed to use diligent search for original papers
before applying for duplicates.
Office open from O'Clock a. m, to IL M, and
from 80 TO D. m.
OHAa. CAvANAC,
Registrar OF Voters,
seas It Parish Of OrleBng,
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rolling stock and all other prbperty Of the COM
pany. md will be provided for In advance oil Gil
stock dividends. The bonds arc In denomina-
ttons Of 800. 1900 and $1,000, they hive twenty
four years to run bears iateAest Mt per cent per
annum. payable sami-annuetly In New Orleans
Or New York. NJ tho cntionl the holder. These
bonds will be fendy for ds ivory on or about
December /, 1871.
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WARD NOMINATIONS.

First Representative District l1rst wardl
Ralph g, Morgan.
Fourteenth Representative District tsixteenh
and seventeenth wardsl-FraH. nebe.
The Gutllotte faction In the u nth ward have
nominated Herman Meister and Fred Iangla
for The House
Fourth Representative District fourth ward
Judge d. v. Bryon
Fifth Representative District tffth ward,~A.
Rahcuin. Leonard Schneider
Tenth Representative District tenth wardl-
jos, III paartng. II. Rosenberg.
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Mr.. Sol, Marks. New Orleans:
ORIENTAL PLEASURE CLUB.

The annual election of officers of the 'Orien-
tai Pleasure Club" took place at their hall. corr
ner Of Moreau and Elysian Fields streets, on
tho third instant. with the following r,sult ;
President. W. Russell: vice president, John j..
Eronan; rec riding secretary. j A. Anderson !;
financial secretary. w Burke: treasurer. J..
Burrs.
The Oriental Pleasure Club will give. on Sat
nraay the fifteenth instant, a grand compli-
mentary ball at the Stonewall Jackson Hall.
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Second .Reeorder's Court.

Victor Huff charged with obtaining goods
under false preenses case continued.
The case OF Pntriek Walsh. for carrying con-
cealed weapons. wac nlso continued.
Nioker fenaon. charged with breaking and
entering a ehop In the night ttme with intent
to commit felony aud petty larceny. snrrendered
Though the alleged crime. was committed In
August aud be gave bond In $1,000.
Horny Woods. charged with, petty larceny by
and assault was sent down In default Of fur
nishing $500 bond in each case
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PERSONAL

We had the pleasure of making the acuuaint-
anca yesterday Of Mr.. Gus. Bothner, treasurer
OF the Strakosch Opera Company. who Informs
us that the troupe will be here without fail 70
tore On Monday, the twenty-fourth instant.
The many friends of III. o. seixas. OF the
flrm Of Fazende l. Seixaa.. We're delighted 70
meet again his handsome face on the fags OF
terday morning In splendid trim from re-
cuperating tour. through the Northern States.
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ment 81 facts. ana another for embessiement.
after remaining eighteen hours IN The Parish
rrson was brought before Judge whitaker
OFFICIALLY placed at $4,000. but on motion OF
Mr.. n. q, Miller, attorney for Palmer, they were
reduced to $50 900.
The following are the parties who became
s,iretiae III the accused: j. IL. Ogleshv+ si6.non:
r. II. Brown s2hon; Chaa. 9. Johnson, 5000: \. ID.
Moody eqsno. IL. II. Bryant. $4,000.
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IN TOWN.

VIM, Pitt Kellogg turned UP In the city yes
terday and called at tho Custom House during
the day and paid his respects TO the officers Of
the several departments. His appearance In
the building created some stir among Tho em-
pipyes. many of whom ara ex members OF tho
Legislature which sent him to Washington.
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ems 1yD6W
DE-. 3, PEREZ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

D. = = PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
of twenty-five years experience In the treat
ment and cure Of II diseases Of the aENITO-
URINARY ORGANS and Of those arising from
either NERVOUS or PHYSICAL DEBILITY,
CAUSED by age or early abuses. Chronic dis
eases treated with success. Brght's Disease,
Gravel. Catarrh Of the Bladder. elect. sperma-
torrbsea, and all disorders Of PRIVATE r.T ~ Ma
madicin cine supplied sTRIoT TREs cured By a
simple mechanism, without pain.
Diseases Of Females. Suspension. Retention,
and ali Female Irregularities PROMPTLY RE-
ITEVED Dr. Perezs FEMALE REaULAT-
ING ELIXIR NEVER FAILS. To be had only
at this office. Consultations strictly confden-
tial and charges reasonable. Office No. South
Rampart street, near Canal. New Orleans. oca
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Superior Criminal Court.
~ " = y : r q ~
CONTINUED INDEFINITELY,

CONTINUED INDEFINITELY,
John Htncey Eddie Mccormick and Ernst
Alfx carving concealed weapons.
Corporal John Murphy. assault and battery.
ON TRIAL.
Curry Bowldipg md A; Lncknby, aims Happy
Lager Beer. burglary and grand larceny. in
teenth of July 1870 entered tho office Of tho
Crescent City lee Company and carried OIL
si4D CO.
The trinl Of the oaae having consumed the
entire day aud during that time only three
Witnesses for tbe State having been examined.
the ease was continued until today and tho
Jury locked III.
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A slight cough which at frs atrae's but little
attention aud which ts neglected. often causes
consumption aud death. A few spoonsfuiI Of
I,aplacas Indian Turnip Pectnral Balm. wi
always cure the most stubborn cough. No famf-
IN should be without II.
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First District Court.

ACQUITTED
Hermnun Oemnn. disabling and mhiminR Il
COW.
AFFIDAVIT DIsMtssED.
Francis Bellevue. larceny.
SENTENCED.
A. G. Christopher nlias RantH ANN, larceny:
three months lii the Parish Paison,
Geo. b. Hubert. larceny: six months In tho
Parfsh Prison,
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Cho,ce store Property.

To lie rented for one year. by the mouth, at
public auction To the highest bidders. by G. E.
Girardry. auctionter at his office. No. 81 Camp
street, commencing at u O'Clock N. this day,
November IL. 1879 :-=r
The attention OF our readers IL specially in
yited to this unusual opportunity.