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TIEN . W. GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIAIA, L O. O. .
Maets sd-ammnally em the fourth Tuesday Imanuary and
Illy, I New Ortean. Ocers for the present year 18--E. .
ha, of No. 9, M. W. Orand Maser; J F. .HuS, of No.39
A W. D. Orand Mastr: ;. H. Fairchild, of No 12 . . W
Grand Warden; Josiah Flser. of No. I, R. W. Grand ecere
my; F. W. DelesdernIer No. 40, R W. Grad Treasurer;
Lather Boeos of N. IS. sad J. 0. Danls. of No. 13, R. W.
G. epresetotlverG.Lo U. ; Rev G. L More, ofNo 1, W.
Grand Chaplain; John N . BeHa,of N. , W. Grand Marshal;
A. Masresu, of No. 40, W. Grand Coudartor, J. Weimer,
of No. 10, Grand G(ardima; P. G . N. LittleUIoh of 1No.
1S, W. Grand Herald.
D Dar r Disrier Gawin MAstas-P G. John P. Barnet.
of Ne. 17, District No. 2: P. O. A. J. Vandsegrti of No. 9,
Distrtet No. 5, P. . 8. T. Orinamore, of No. 54. District No.
6; P. O. I. P. Clarke, of No ,. District No 6; P. O B. I
Chancy, of No. 7, District No. 7, P. 0. Jacob Schreiner of
INo. 6, District No. 11, P. G. II. Hunoicker, of No. 21, Die
re Noa 12; P. G. G. W. Outh. of No. 29, Distriet No.
rAoDuo Coenrrrs T -&-tle of fnI Orr-- . G. SIre Gen.
W. Ree of No. 12. P. O. Master W. . Wheso of No. 6;
P. O. suter Gardner Rmith, of No 12.
Judiial.-P G Maoter Lauter IHmer, of No. 15; P. G.
D. D. G. M. Ph Schaider, of No. 10 ; P G. D. Wedner, o
No. 64.
Cberttfion and BR L.ru -P. G.. Master George Nonrne
,r. of No. 29; P. U. Henry llakell, of 4No. 16; P. U. W.r.
Wlsett, of Wo. II.
PllttcnsandAl;.pFe -P. O Meter J l. Dunil.. of No.
Ii; P. O. L Graham, of No. 42; F. D G. M. Bejmoin
Mose, of No. 6.
Lo;,ientir.-P. O.Nas u r T'lnmu H. dhlelds of No. 6;
O. Master Howard Msispaugh, of No. 17; P. U. Joseph
rot, of No I.
Foan..-P. G. Nester A. Wallace Na1r of Na. 1i P.
. Mastor Edward ilabory, of No. 16; P . . F. Tower, 1
ofIo. 12 5
trhni~lfs.--P. G. A W. MacDon', of '.o. I; P. . Frank G
FPfter, t o. 23; P. U. George Dirmeyer, A No. L
All eommulntcraton to the . W. Oran Master or Grand
Secreotry ahould be forwarded to the *.m of the Grand d
aretary, over the C-escent Mu.tual Inlvurso Oompany, or.
nmr of Camp street and Commercial Placo
JOSIAH FOLGEE, Jrand Secretary.
uberdlnate Lad
LO4UISIANA LODGE .B 4.
Meets every Friday oevening, in Lodge ,,m No. 1, over the
Crescent Matnal Insurance Crompany. (.9cLr--J. E. I tl
wood N. U.; U. A. Barnes, V. U.; M. Lmn, Meretary.
WASHINGTON LODGE I I. S.
deetseveryThursday evening. In Marit Buldings, Third a
District. OU ers--Pleter R:chter, N. U.,.Joha M. Coos V
9.; Wi. Waliar, Secretary. S
UNION LODGE NO.L 6
Mests every Monday evening, in Idge oom No. I, No.
Oamp street, over the Chamber If ,ommen . Ofmcerr-Wn.
Hyland, a .; Win. Llo dtns. V. U.; geae Morris, Se.
retar. CRESCENT LODGE N(, .
Meets every Thursday evening. In Lode Room No. 3, over
the lome Moutal Insurance Company, ctrnor of Camp and
Natchbs strests. Omcecr-O a Oshint, N. U.; Jun. Qul
Mna. V. 0.; Henry Dart. Secretary.
JEFFERoON LODGE Ni .
Mests every Tharsday evenlng in Jffet on Hall, corner o
Magezlne and PhilJp streets, Fourth D trict. Omlcero-J
I Randolph, N. G.; J C. Golding, V. O; A. Leidenheimer,
t TEUTONIA LODGE NOs 0.
Meets every Tuesday evening In Lod ., Room oarner of
Customhouse streest and Exchangn Lay. Ocer.r-.-l.
Stahl, N. Q.; U. Eckert, V. G.; Wit PIo. oersiary.
ORLEANS LODGE NO..IL
Mees evaey Tuesday evening In Lodge 7toom No. I, over
the Cresm ns Mutual Insurance Compa.a. O oers--H. i.
MeVey, N.O.; H. Poland. V. O ; P. R D. kenon, cretary
OOMMERCIAL LODGE 0u. 12.
NMeetevery Wedneday evening In Lod.s Room No. 2, No.
O Camp street, over the Chaer rO Cot, meio. Ollicers- W
Wa. .Andrews, N. .; Wm. O. Anders a, V. U.; Paall i.
HOWARD LODGE NO. J.
esolts every Thurisy evening in Lodge Room No. 1. over c
the Grecent Mutual nluuntace Company. Olnoeo-eames
Tradel , M. O .; J. M. Morris V. G.; Henry Fisk, Seretary
HOPE LODGE NO. IL a
Meent every Wednesday evening In Loetge Room No. 1, ti
over the Crescent Mutual Insurance Company. Oloers-J
P. Todd, N. G.; John I Lewiso V. O.; Wo. I . Sylvester,
DELTA LODGE NO. I.
Meets every Monday ~e eag In Lodge Koes Mel, ever the
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company. Oflmore.- W. . o
Terltt, N. U.. J. H. Hurk, V. 0.; Rtt. Metht, Secretory t
TEMPLAR LODGE O 16.
Mesta every Friday evening, in Lodge Room No. 3, over et
the IHme Mutual Innrance Company, corner of Camp lnod
Ltchez streeta. Omrero-John H. Keep, N. U.; John J R
Carlin, V. U.; A. Wallace Hunter, ecretary.
COVENANT LODGE NO. 17.
eetsevery Tuesdayevening, In the Marigny BNuldlns,
Third District. Ofloeru-J.hn Grayer, N. U.; Cs. Ad byd
V. U., reud. Holyland. Secretary. A
POLAR STAB LODGE NO. IS. In
Meets every Wednesdny evening. In Polar 8tar Room St. e
Lai strret. Oliere--A. Demures, N. U.; A. Meynier. V. pa
".; Ernest L Wem S Beeretary. q
MAGNOLIA LODGE lFO. I.
Meets every Tueday evening, in Lodr., Room No. 3, No,
2 Camp street, over the t'hamoer of o imerce. Ocere- r
I. W. Froet, N. U., J. TT. McCormack, N. Q.; Chas Broker, I
eeetary.
INDEPENDILNCE LODGE NO. E.
ests every Thursday evening, to Polar mi)rLoom, St. Louis
street. Oncere-J. Fruas,N. 0.; J. L Balts.R . 0.; U. Ritter,
ecretary.1
COLUMBCS LODGE NO. X4 a
Nests every Friday event1. I their new Hall, Algers
Oacer-Jehn N Mod. N. U.; LisAi C. Duren. V.. e
Th P IYbeshburne b~cretary. .
GERMANIA LODGE N4. Ua
Nest e eday evalng, lNo. - hnpteuelm creel
between Jacksoin and Philip rA . Fourth Ditrrt.a.
Ogers--Chm. CG.Ns. N. U.; D, Shemn V. Is.; A. GUerster L
PACIFIC LODGE N( SL
ests every Wernosday evening in P le Hall, Jeff,ron r
COty OtiiernJamrs Wright. NN.0.; I. C. Nrow. V. .; hi
a S4. Secretary.
HLERMA LODGE N(' U.
Meets every Wdlneay erverng in ,Martuay-Bulldter.e ti
Third Distric. Olircor-l. Noitisng. o.; z· 3iahund.c, "'
v. .; Ac. Roth, Secretary.
SolTHWESTEN LOD1I NO 40. ha
Meet every thodayt evsoning, In &Mi WNo 2, No. O c'mp th,
ereet. over the Chamber or Commer.i Oferr'u.t.ry or
COrsW N. O., Frank hmnit, V.G.; F.) I.Drako.erretry.
MERCHANTS LODGE fJ. 12. h
Mone every Monday evloing, tin So, a o. & ovrr the
ome Mutual Insuraneo Company, a enr of ('amp mi
NaIches streeta Oeres-J. N Waler. e( G.; N U. Ryrmo,
V. G; H. . Bell. eecretary. r
ELVETIA LODGE Ni(!. as.
MNets every Thurndy ovening in P* 'fic Ill, Jefflrron
City. Cthemr-eorge W·as, . U.; F. tinbohoeamner . IV. :
Chirtak hch.lp. Secrctsry.
I ThPlIOt LODGL8 I.
De Bto Lodge Wo 7, st Batou pRo,;l
5Obth Loe No 21. ast Sirevelrt tbh
t. Lnidry Lodge h. 20. st Opelousa0
Cttatmn L.odge No. 7. st Cliitin,
Lrcelsior Lodge No. ,4, at Thibodanx.
New Iberl Lodge No. 36, at New Iberia.
Prarie drs No. 37, a Washing4ton.
OberneLo Lodge N* at Minden.
JOBIAU FOLiGE. Grand Secretary.
EAGLE DEGREE L(ODlE NO. L
Mesa every trt ad third attir. iy. to Lodge RNoom No. 3.
ever tt. Hitme MutUa Isurance C...opa.y, corner camp nud
atcires itrctrL Olees-A. Maurersau. D. M.; Cos.U lr.
ses. D. D. M. ; Ueu Nesei Secretary and Treasursr.
Sglil
Eeae npmenes.T
ITHE a W. GRAND LClrAMPMENT OF LOUI81ANA. th
Mests smielnnually on the rf.urth Wdleday In Juonary 7
ud July. O(hcerre fr Ii--J T.WinaseeIllofNo.3, M W
Oracnd Patriarch. A. W MNacd elonol. ~ . L Grand
Bib I'reIst; Jales A. Fhrut. ot ho. L IkW. Orand Ward.
en; W. C. Wi.ion. of N 1. 1. VW Graod!crllhe; •DaMtivra
t No. 1, . W. Grand Treasur: Geo . R oper,
ef Wa. 3, . W. .. Jontor Wav es; A. WaHllace
Hanter, of No. 1. R. W. Orand Iepguets ;
eorge Nungeser., of Ne. 7W. 0. .Marshil; Fransk Psterl P
o 7. 7W. Graud entasd.; K. Franrurd. of Na . V.
OrandSetinel; liear Jenes of o. 4. Die . , Dep 6
atr3ect Grand Pntrtaech.
am Potter, ofr N. 1, Wm, Bloomeid, Jr., of o .. A. Manu
*54. of she odsr -.J. Dunlap, of Noa1, Rther mIses 0
e l 1, O. TIemmu, oei Ne 6
Im -- M. NRos, of o. 7., John B. laes of Ne 1
e.C. gsns, of No. &
m onirn and B -Lm.--Neward Mlfspeagh e . N4I,
5juedsmtilsbe Lf No RH. F. Strk de8e, 6
aberwdmlee Ameeapmeeag.
WUl.DET NO. Iak
ien 6I lMth ed a md Tdba4 Satt5 d em ameth, In
Itdg sem Ne. L, eer the Cresems D1tl trimmur Oene
Ipe. Ose. -. a3 iea, O. .; A. lhmrs, 5..r.;
.emms e Joaes. Eae.
ss h sed nd earch is e se mek h. .
Jmmtmlrlrrd--a lttr mm m mm
L 0.. F.
Iedag Bowm Na 1, ever the Orems t Mnteal Insuraeee
Ompmy.W.r-O. . Sadler 0. P.; J. H. Burka
L P.; W. H. Wright. Sferie.
MAGNOLIA mOCAXrMNT O. Lt.
Iatn o the semc d sad foarth Sturdays Ia each month a
Betea Boga Omfee-Osar Barbe, 0. P.; L. C. Marris,
B. P.; H. Cu.rtiasky, Scribe.
WAlINGOTON IBNCAMPWR 3O. L
1e.4 on the second and fourth Mondays In each maotb
Marrg Building. Third Distrct. Oaere- F. Stabe' 1. P.
H. F. Bturche, H. P. ; J. Reiner, Sebe.
LAFATETTE ENCAMPMBNT NO. ?.
Meet ft the first and third Wednesday ih Jefanrson Hat B
eaer of Magasine and Phillip streets, Fourth Dltrict
Officmr-.J W. Alle C. P.; Frank PLter, H. r.; Georg
Bitter. Scribe.
ODD FELLOWS' RENT.
M ts in the Office of the Grand Secretary, the n.nls
Monday In Jannlmry, April, ,lily and Ckt.er The seew
Board meets on th third Moauy in January fror nnrais a
timn. Oficer--J. G. Daltp, President; Joso*lh Polier, Sean
tary, Joseph West. Treasurer; John Quinn. SexBton.
GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEL.
Meets In office Grand PSecretary tr Friday ementag to every
month. Officere-- W. McDonell, President; Josiah Folger
Secretary.
WIDOWaP AND ORPTIAN' OGENERAL RELIEF AS
tOCIATION.
Meets In ofEre (rand Secretary last aturday of each month
Annual meetlne, last Saturday in January. Ocer1 for PIS
E. M. Rosh., President: G. W. Roper. First Vice President:
F Petaer. Second Vice Presld·et; Lather Homes SeOretary
A. Wallace I! nter. Treasurer.
ODD FELLOWS' HALL ABOOIATION. o
Neats first Monday in each month, at Office of the Grand
Serretary. Electl-i first Monday In May for Directors.
Boa"n roe lac.-Prslemnsl-$ . £eek . aW. O .
,5me (he efre-J. g. Dtelep; A. WaiM asoer to
Eurene P. irugere. 0o
Bal Cunmeitee-.. L This. H. Shieldo, E H. Falirci;ld
Georre Dlrmeyer. i
Eshsiis Committeo-E M. Rushs; Luther Homes; Gores
Nungeoner.
Gi. W. Roper, H. MilLpaugh . E . Moore, G. L. Henry
Haskell.
JO-ST1A- FOTL.R, Recreuer. r
NO
ENGRAVER AND LITHOGRAPHER,
No. 10 ('amp strect.
ADJOINING LADIES ENTRANCE CITY HIOThL
Tinting and Wedding yards engraved in the most elezant
maner. Io.it.eMs (Card,, Account Si'e t'ICtton, B li Ladngn,
Checks, Invo cos and Circular Ietters, etc., Lithographed.
Beasa. Cancelinc Stamp%, Door Plates, etc.
Initials omboLned on paper and envelopes WITHIIOUT
'lHAlRE FOK DIE.
JOHN 0. FI.EMING.
GAS FITTER
Dealer In Gau Fix.ureas, S
14 POYDRAS STREEr. NEAR ST. CHARLES,
New Orleans,
Will attend punctually and faithfu'ly to all orders itr3..:ed
to LIrn. h
Orders left In Box No 15, Mechanics' and Dealers' Ex- w
otl
cthnge will meet with prompt attention. on
ROUIlET P. BUTTON' bas
OENERAL ADVERTISING AGENOTY,
Virginian Office, Eighth street. L hburg, Virginia Al
Advete.t Ineerted In all nsoaper pub!ished the I
United States. at Pbhllher.' Lowest Rate.
We has corrected ,sts o a!i the D.ly. Tr Weekly, Baetl
We-kly and Weekly Newmoaper. publishel tn Maryland, Vtr
glnisr North t'aruvliqa. R uonth t'arollna. oeoriia Florida, Ala.- D
sam, Lu.isiana, Mnalesyppt. Teus and Terneosee, in ad 1.
tlon to those of the Northern and Wstern Stts, from w'ioh se
pirtl dsirous of advertilng in any partelastr Loalis. B O
car make their own s inltiou.
This le so sell-styled agoncy bat one authorised by the pub
lshers of nnmeronu lournaisl of standtig and repataottn
throughout thre onuthern State and can ooeeoquentlyffer e
srnpedr 'ndnosmnntn.
xteire s dveni erst are assured that they will find It toe
their interest to rontr.ct throa.;h tndl agency for the S"uthern em
taten especially. It will relieve the'n from extra expase, B
and insure the pnllication of thur advrertlsements apo the ra
mrst favorable term.
Patronage from airoatl respectfully solicited.
All commlnications addressed as above wll receive prompI
We begr tease a eml the enetlee of adv tmers to the sae
joiLed favorable notices of this Iagecy, and upon what author
ty we act: O
Aeeraralse Asuwir.-We take pleasure in stating that
Mr REts'r P. hcrog., fr r. ,uy ypirs manager of tat
sterling nlewro artr the ·? ir hburg . irgirtan, and also Adver
tug Aigent Iio sevoral pah ere~ , ham retumad hie old bluSasll.
Wbe hGar hd buelrtre rel t nr with him for a numberu o ef r
Tye:, ar d have irlwats.a no,,.dhim pronmpt, eneretia and re T
liable. We cheer ully recommend him to all persons reor
hig tie se-lice ,f an ad.ertiing ag nay in iirgt-ia.-(Mo. A
brie (A1.) Adortiar anrod LerSien. Ineo. AS o I. w
AnrrreisI.--We hae rereivd the busine moed ut
by Mr.' RoemnT P. BUTTOr. Of the "niener Advortisnl
Age:.'y," Virglnihn Ofce Lvno-hherg. Vae It afford* us
much plesunre to hve thie opport-nilty of sIaying, that hoe
Ing hd cor a long period mach bnsiess inteorcourse with him
we hae sirways tiond him prompt, practical and In every
menre ithroughby reliable. We crrdlally commend him to, at
pattis whol may reqllle inch seroce a omeo withn the
phere of his blsnes.-' Richmond Whing. ono. ISL
Brotlwas tsl Lcltsra. VA.-We unties that Mr. R. P. pri
Betjon ha agin esrtablished his Adeti A Agencrtil y ao c wi
Lvdchburg, V. During the war we had dealings with :.si e!
gerlcnlm. a. e always found him prompt and rel*aile Tri- im
our own experience, we are satittierd thit all orders entrusted
to ~ care will be prmply attended to. t
Asgueaa (Git Chsnlcle and lientinel. Ne. 17, li6s pls
VineloInae Orreirn I roat
Abhngdon, Vs., January 12 1I 1 see
T- wen Rn rAT Ooecacr.-Dr. ,Robert P. Bnlttoun. ol dbg
Lynchburg., V, is athorsed tot contract for adertisement, and
nd rsine sbulhpiilis Ithe Abpndon Virgimnia, an a tm
retelv a) mnentoe for sa e. ad
We hate had svenral yrs pI ersoal and lbnenres a
qOaantmece wit Mr. Button. and wRe tra m.ct piucto,, It
rommndreltg haim u enti ely worthy the confidenc of thea
who may woJrlnb. rnneae wnh.ieer to him.
Editorr Ablngdon Virglna.
We me plead toee.,m we de, friom the huetne card
Rett . y tt I Rihert P. Butoun, f the Virginianl ose, B
lnt'illreg, t trgiteie that he hat resumed the butrlme of hit
irtleratl Adtrntig Agency. Sersrl yee aprevious to then
wr ad pedeint the etruigteI we lad muich bnsit Tous Inter.
c oire aiht er. Buttwn We alwuty ,hud him proempt, our
tndta eand nainry reniable and wre moot ordilill commend
hm to arll wh, mty deoiare hois urrice Any bhs.mu e one
crlitt to !.a cwhroeo, t we wll burured wre, het pr,,mpt Ul. Cd
d- and--lPdte rld r nVd ) Epress. Nov. 7. iodl.
AImn isseg AI e?.Au .-WeI tnvtte att~eUoeo oaut mer
hnattalrund ,t.lita ttcard if Mr RIerlt P o ttina, tina
eruAcl tmg drtia g Ahsticy, Vlrgerpan Oie. Lynchhrg, Va.
Beforoe n ar we rknew Mr. Button wrll aM an rent. and
aliayus Itou him relrhle, prompt ami. c.urtn.u., antd w
hsnrtimd.ultthathi is rqnillv so non w he fnt tiththeiL B
the Luineo. Agn t of thnt well known and l opnlar.,Iotrnai
the Lymnlhnring Virrinint. ia litlictt u.rnnt.. of his inul
en ohln itts d Lh asl the rrn'ooirenatnen tiat merchan:,s Gin
Ie !inrth will reiir*. We thke placoure In recmmend.ln
him to sucbof t.r rrsiu,.ru ii moy need a nAge tuIyncbh. Fo.
haD.--B.irh goud Sepbllc. lon. I. INS.
Oglice og sn. Dasty asD WeaneL f Lrunlmsuw u|
Atlanla. Osr. Mrch . l. a
Mr. IRtbert P. urttonl l hereby aothirit, d no rrcc . e sl.
.ert,-unts and mlihucrpttion to the DMly anteyiigeoe. r., ad e
reslpt fur Ali tonoe cruierd f.r turme s
JAh.MLD J. WHITAKER,
gProrrlor el Inteollonncr. dte
OWrrtc or re Osiny, AD, wise ann oioD e ua,
Msle.a Alihabaen. Woe . I6, -
To W.oe8 t sra C',ti'- -Mr. Robert P. Button, o,
ard rato. Acutractrnmad· by him in eoutormit) wott
:hne ra' wil he rattld and carneilnIito effect at tuna li
e. W. 0.L W.O RK n0.. Prerietr ar
Btatoo. , Tiaos., agust 1thb. BL
iRobrtt t. Batin. run , at te Lynichqrg Virenm Ocir City
snthoruMd to re.neie and rcelpt ftir the Bristol News
JOHNi sL-'tK.
lo+tor Rtieetl ni'd e i
Havitng rees d (ttr aa be a the s I n toa
rnmer horn. In the Imimt.iae vclnltty of ]PFrsattn Tout , iLl,
tillnp mon MONDAT. tie i0th of 8eptemher neat, an hi Mae
1lish and (ltasicl ech-noi. Ior the education o. Bouy
heblocelity of thIs Instltotlo. Is dellghttal eomhbinlg a I
iheadramtegee of townanmd coanth. grounds are ame ad
aad~w bhetgalabntieiod and adorned with ornamental tr m
od shrhbbery. The |fUldtl u lw aid wll ad ol entilatd, f A
dmitrabl adapted for Scheol purposes, The houe ha. he e
tly furnishod from llar to garret nd Is now baua
hosilty In the wholeoecutry will he more hea'hfuL
The dicpinme of the chol wil he mild a ntutmr ' M
lree sad dedd. sad ever effort will he mesl to devreep tte
physIcal. Intellertut and moreal t'ctda of the pupil Vh
ripald the Shool Isprerd t ear ten er TwaeLw E
Terms tfO Seso of lve Mouthe: A
_ Breches of Matsheeatlsaotd ClaIC. Ieahextra h dl
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JAkME MeNUIT. PrlnepaL
Mtinbss Tenasse--Col.Jue Bcayoh Gm. .
F. xeP e l, Ool W 0'S. P tma • IL Bradeyq. K,
el V. & admers. ii. B. t-, Ge. Joha Ia
-htb. e Is.JLahS Pek. Jea Outr. e, , I IL BwtneL. I
L3..Jrdgs.p f lM & V. BoeLy B P. I.e
_nha sYk s AAad, . Fem b. £
.. m. 3 0me Ss W.eeWd. Sq.. Sew.
1. le.. Gm00 S Beraweek.
N. Wbee WyW eemtp; Ge. Jee L aWeihr
be. Due. Wesss JJ.B Al a--de,, ISe. IML B h
Subs Tmr U. rreu. Saq. F q m. Be
,qPI TJI 'BrIITa T nI (He a
il DISEA D _ IP AUaF T wiUt Mkssi, of and
.. ad w3. Cosaeltal everye day lrom II
o M . W, I P. ,. alt r ,, erorer of Oreaemsd w Br
bon stroets. Nomidoee. No.4 4 Dauphine stet
.. wuIL @NI.
PEYIOIAII AND *XOOi0NmE· .
O amnd dMenego .a Ioemeano, sowem Orsd and
IEW OELN. LA.
OIoe He ---Proe 1 U. to o'eook . M. ISpelallM:
Foutl..7 !caae and Obmtetrli.
W ID TA ES THE MONWIr
Dr. OIIOIOTY eapheb will pay NIBS to alp puers who
Sp Idy that wtll italuo tly rumovo aod
so readly ad prm enty cre any pain ia the Head. Toth
Temples. Dho, b botholders. Bret, Back. Bear, Lungs,
Sides, Hip, Abdomo Lta An rIle Feet, toes, lnttrnal or
internale, at cfor ee. Old Ulenrse Freab Woons.
Frightfu l C ers- t all pain, from any cause. I
cmatt., Nleralgc, from a mosquito bite to the most intern
tabor Pal..--. quick se Pain Paint, or reducn inflammation
m rapidly, bheal pemaetly ou so, tvo no pathl In Itup
pllcatlo, whettr applied to the wekeo t infant or the ma
ble or ed on, and o harmless a Paln P Mint
Apepied Pr at ko. t CMOrodeiet street.
JoHN GRAVES
Set Agent for lNew Orleans d State of LoaiaLe.
onotry Deales and Drauggists ppl:od.
L'VTD S - Mehra . EIee a doiaoaer, re O
Peydr stret Manufaeturem r of the Malakoff Ittore:
Oaetlemern-I have exanmunod the pLatent that wu grantee
oph by the U. overnment for maoufscturnltho Yalakol
Bittlr, and found In the tugredieto emoployed a oempoone
well eallated to excite and keep in good order the digeotiv
organs. I have prescribed eld Bitton several times, and Is
every nstanice I had oceeson to aseoretan their bensfeits
eoot. I remain. enteen, earey ruespectully, your mot
obedient rrant, A. MEBECIE, M. D., 191 Canal street.
I have oaxmmed the satet you hold for the mnanlacttrool
la Inorda t to nothi bo Is
ordial aromatic bitter. . A. SMITH, M. D.
Your Malaeof Bltten, whech I have examnled, do not
oelot any nogredI n t ljuri e to health, and may be oo
mended to es who rat want of ago -d totel.
vi... M CI7IUPPFR. I D.
A "OOK NOR TSI UENRTUSNATL
J. BALDWIN DUFF'S TREATISE ON PRIVATE D'S
EAPESN Imt ~ c.tely, Loet of Power, Nervous Debility. witt
No cn mo nimernt tte Marralpero hofld be rena h bhy a' c .
ste mpiunttg imar·ioe. bert by mail on receipt of 2 cenis. by
!. B. DUFF a mRIFFI.,
Now Orleans Medical Instltnte,
6t Magaino stret
Whre all oDrvate m taasenet are ereurnhrfi troterl
F'Zsch isas Is DIpe wsd
-r•XPA Ut ey
GRIMAULT & CO., CHEMISTS,
43 UE ICTIIHELIE., PA AIL
Aetbtam. Oppreal... Dyaopnes.
INDIAN CIGARE'frE OF CANASBI INDICA,
Prtroarn Bl OIIACLT lA CO., C0o00rII i, P AIS.
Recent experiments In France, Llgleindt and (ertmany halve
prved theat ithre(',l reties. are a si.,IoreI v r oeny ft.)r Lt'
above dlntre*e g affocttols. erpeclAliiy whln beirolan
Btramonlm and opium h~ve ailed to give relief.
DPigelve BWilxlr of Pepl.l ..
OGRIMAUL A CO., OH(EMIST. PARIS.
PEPSINe, the latest e~letlfle dimcovery of Dr. Ceveniat
hysltlen to hti majeoty the Emperor o the Irench,. s tie t
Gastric Juice itself. or, ratter. tha igvslive priunciple pulriied
wrtch digests food in the tomemch. When, by some cuu.e P r
other, the supply of digr.tive hlud Is tIe, nna. thea lnevitablle
eer.seqnenoae are bad digestion, gastntla. lgatralct. nintuai
imatitol of the ucoeu coats ol the stue ch and ,.rows., htret
born. pltuitLe. anvmila, lies f vtrer th and -in Itmales)
chioroels. The Elixir of Pepoltne, whiib Is .onct:ned byh :e
approbenton of the Parts Academy f Mediine, speedily ouroe
all such daseae, and prevelte vomiting during pregnaucy.
APPROVED BY THE L PARIS ACADET Y OF
MEDICINE.
Burls du Batleoa' Iodide of Ierom and Ma.
ganem PIlls.
ahe treatment of ellortire or croflnons affectlon Is alwr n
omig aond tedtns with the resal prraparillo in of r,i, wt..h
not nnfreqnenty fa*il, owing to :he .tuolhit' nLt beetl abbe to
osupport them. The resarches of Pro'eoaore lnnnm. or h
Brueceles: Oienaul and Petrectln, of Ly~rt; ilercliuse ad b
Tr,,ueano. of Part , have demuistrateol t:hat this I.mentan'.e
foIire tis owing to tie absetie ,f Ma.gane.e, whLoh, so well
uIron, ls ee a n eutll eleiooet f te bhali,d Trei Pil. .
thernlore, supply an importslt deltiency therapeonlttco. a id
bare, consenquetity. received toe topribloic l the Acialey
of Medicine and the prin .ip.l sieitlilbc lodiot They ore
emp1od lwith a certainuty of nncen aeg'nst tcnlnroai, (lren
Sihereu,) lt.emach Cmpil.e itt. Poverty of the HI rl and Ir
regoiael enitr~·tlon. tld .re pr t..ri 'a e to tlhe plid of il toe
iof iron alone in all anemic, iltulnod and caocerous aPeo.
Nd e nmor VmCsetbm hmd (O bem,
OIYAiJL/T'S CA;SCLES AND LIQUID EXTIRACT P
m'TICO VEOETALIS
Whore all utter mediclnes hive failed. the1e preparatioMs
wll alwayf effect caore. These Iusre ralid and etroart.r.i y
sure of severe reotid and ;zro:ei cases oi private dioea I,
They are ued In the koel'oale of Prr's,. by the es:l ratel I r
leoord, and are 'ound Itrrlt:y etrtnr to allt!ri od, k .nn I
mireral remnd:eles d iopr:lb an . Cnhis run inJs c,. is:.t
ed iL recent and apeIules in more chroniu eos
-yrp Peruvia Iserk aend Iron.
--PgRRicD AT
OEIMAULT & 00..
Chemists to H. I. E I. Prince Napoleon, PLrtL
This medicirne prrent., ienan n-shOe , -i, tie .-:ire a
pritciple of Pern.imn i bk, tie lI-t ,o ; t ,irc. c:o, ll o4
lth Iron, one of the pr.ncllh l ar- ,tn too b.,.l,,l It 1. ,-e
,.rl,)d by the moot enOurnIt ,:...,i" os.,'i Pi rb 'ir s ,,r
Chb'orcis, ((Gresen tlibkneon I,, fiu,':tote Oie dCo pii.nei i iof p
yonsnr females, and to retotre hnlthb endl -ii ,r rloie .ir .t.
goeneral. It rapiddy renrosea the t.-trrso,nt ,r.,c p', i
plants caused by aohe oarnd lro rrhea, ttw:o'ih eI . e .re
ea, ote enic subt, reonlar;zes ntlld rfn it.te iii. th- ' I :'r
ratamenis, and is also excellelit fir ple, lymlnhlatc 1i
scrofnlo e children. Lat v, It ex-le this .op.tile, prltc '
dig-lioin, end ie extremely hleotilli.1 ti o, -,aro.. .
b;id hoo been Impoverished by il:neu, ir .,ing and d:'ti .t
cohnvalrecense To e effects of this Syrup are at ose oert'n
and ropesy.
Depot Oauerl In oer Orleans at
F. DC COWIE'l, tb
B3OARD OF THE COMMIImOMEU C
C(lN)I.lI.HIATED DEBTS OF N'F )[U1I.EAN.
By vIrtue of tde ~lth mctlit el an art entitled "An At ti,
('amoiditsle be City o New Orlueans.e and rinlde for theb
Gilnvermient iad Admlnlntratlon ot its Ailoir" ' Opprove.l
Feb. t. 152. and for th te po oe o fntodi the debt of the
late Municlpa Ity no. Two. fallng due on the 6th December
pl nino, senlcd pripi' will C 1O e received at thiE I oih'l !or
the change od the Cdl elx tythree Bonds of 31010 eac.h,
luoud iy Monhclpality No. Tre to the oity Bn k. for Consli
dated ,indo ipf the City f Newa Orleas. dated December 1.
I.. bso Bi twetitlour yoare to re, with Interest ciiz .e
it<'oie therrto at lhe rote iufei poX r ni pe r rtot r a. r
payblie mli.Onrenoliy in the cIty of Now irull.
Ppere.le t, bhe erdoraed "Oier f er E,.-ae of Bi,n!" J
to be (lnt ! ,n the fErst day ,, Deet:ber, liin o t 12 , ndl ,i,
0.. ed audroesod to O. DiRuoy, Secretory. Rionu No. 22
Cii HaIL By oder of the Brard
0. DE RNIT9 Serst.-r
r TAz /TIT TXNT OT TTOMlIU8 ELNI fj
It will east you nothl ln to do m n. By mt appllt
to the nunderelned, Mac h.tale wtl: be tet to yonr reeldenie
lsd.yo will he how bow to u seIt. nd s roaohle I. ti;b
The Mgmrellm WashLng SainGLlO
Wilt do year waoninl with ono-bal the labor, lea cp and
r amorewor than yo oaaly s:r o will resothecet o itsb e
Meobte ·a the wear o cihe end I fa n e su than one
year; makes SO slop, doe asway with the neeesity of ltand
g over milne tob, aM.dpretetI the webo frm -
hli the eteaem or fllty snp mde. larom eetIng woo
and will in many Intanci be te mans of poveattn. . li.
ee ad reavln a dotor's bel._ a
An ingntone COO-WH(EL WRINGER to afxed t0
he Machine and Ic made nf !ntd Re hber Cytdarndes. ond
wrlnm the elothbe almost ready for Ironng.
I e h eUn l 8impl e and Cop ulefic G 'uareed
eora e Ike0the
Sagmella Waneher.
ad save the e s Health. ad also ure both Labor and tm
ouoy. L A. t&ILLAED. In
Mo. 15 Poydres nret to
Owuer of the Patet Eight tle Loais.ia I
i'onetr eighhts frnalb. ti
ALKNPT LTeSM OCROOL NOB SBS.
sKATAWA. PIES cOUNTY, NI8sIsuIPFL
(tIe Or(lesand Jrekm gElroad.) c
lcaler may be ebaee n applon he iROBEPr 00
P.IWIW. Se. 1 and 15 'an etee, Wow Otoe fi
"!IP STS F AND i tSrOTOrrTFU FrOND~R
n _-- m rau m--Imw , mmt he
beID lad toinmlr eseL Uml o i 3d -:
Ylrl br~r1~ II Q 94 D P the
HOTI(FE AND R*nrAUrRARn
TAE ST. CEaASEs MOTEL
WILL OPEN FOE tITrrviy ON
Wedmeeday, Nov. Ats, 18.&
Tbhe T. LOUIS HOTEL will be mapned in he usual style
em TUEBsAY. Dee. et, 1866. Maj. W. A. HURD, Manager
fl R RAIL
C AFE IPERIAL.
COlNER OF CAEONDELET AND GRAPIER BTS.
OPFERGELD A HNNEBERt., Proprietor.
COMOPOLITAI RESTAURANT
11 ROYAL 8TIaET,
(Betweem Canal and Customhbose strees,)
Louts Chaplal.......................Proprtetor.
All the Dolleacles of the Season are to be found here, as
also, Cbolca WINES of all kinds.
Partia, Weddings, etc., t., supplied at short notloe.
Private Saloons up stairsle.
boems, elegantly furnished, to let by the week er month.
This Restaurant is kept open till 12 o'clock r. M.
PLRISIAN STYLE-FRENCH IESTAU ANT.
19 UNION STREET,
etwesa St Charles asd ('oreade'et streets. PHILIP FOR
GET. Ascnt. Prio to suit the timas.
BR.Y4~ T-Thees b. . ---- . wven pe n sor
4NEu.w .p and four choie dishes, with Dessert and
Co'fre. seventy-.ee est.
CORNER OF GRATIEK AND ST. CHARLES,
(Opposte Bt. Charles Hotel.)
RE-OPENED-A. B. CUSTER IN CHARIE.
The beet brards of LIQUORS and WINES, such ma Haw.
ns has set forth for years, constaltly on hard. L'o
OliARE
NEW YORK.
A GOOD SMOKE Iw A
PERI'ETh AL ('COMORT
Lorlllard'a " Yaeht C.b " lSmokleg Tob seeo
Ct'ompetent criti-o pronounce It best for matn reasoms.
It is made of the best stock grown.
The nicotine I. extracted, there are
Ni drugs in it. conseqoently it is
Antl nerrou.t iit effects.
It hon an arreable. aromatic flavor,
Dioe not brnm or sting the tonue,
LeaveI no unpleasant aiter te in the
MNinth. or disagrreehlr odor in the room.
Inain ad of ecitlng the nervou. forces,
It i 1.1. irritation, anil calms tOrem.
We regard it as the perfection of
emlokllgK Thobr O, ders for elegant
Mererscham Plpen are being pa.sked r :ly
in the various .iei bap, in which it is s-,",
A s an extra inr,dnemetlet folr thI
WI bo love a good smoke to try it.
Lorillard's "Eureka" Smoking Tobaeco
s Ibrkewis an excellent artic'e of choice Virginia
l'Tobacr . tf a hea ter hfdy :thai the forlier.
And hence much , neuper it prlce; nere'tseless
it nobkes ant eSloil, rismoke. Orde thr
Mererashum Pipes datly lpakedl this brand.
Lortllard's " Century" Chewlng Tobacco,
Comiposed of the best c:ttinr Leaf in the conntry.
Noperlr in rcoor, rner in quality, and mtkuh a
B.ttier 'hew thian 'elier braud Acknhorwlei-d
The Leaoil.g Ptic ('tot Tobacco wherever otuid.
l(epctal le , Ihbrs nd drouers in a:: .isius
Keep it. Iand nmial buyern can save money
lime and truubie by purchasing of them.
LORTI.LARD'S NAC'COBOY, FRENCH RAI'PFE rci
Bl'OTI'H hN, FF ill retain the ex.illent juotftieo who !
have made them so lamous everywhere. I cslars rent ou
spplicotson 1'. IiRILI.ARD New York
F LRi1TL z. -
FZRYAITUR.I
PARLOR, DININGROOM, AND CIlAMBER SUIT?,
F. Krutlna's
MANUFACTORY AND WAREROOMS,
Ne.. on atd as Ba.s RMe m.a oe...
Between Bowery and eeond Avenue,
NEW YORK.
Retallag at Maanufaetrere Prices.
ALL GOODS WARRANTED.
leA VRLA'S PUACllEA!*a* zatuLtrE
so. M and b PARI ROW, NEW YORI.
i"t andsa o0 MERCHANDISE PURCHASED.
xsarTerance asd ca, mpetent buyers engaged.
Orders ileid promptly and faithfully at the lewM p.iy
sad pnrehases made o ly from trnt-elss and reliable hoaesn
Orders will be ,ld, PAYABLE ON DELIVERY. where
fielart sum Is reralted to cover Freight and Commissions
CommisNons on susrs notet uosding $1'0, FIVE pe cent.
rommies-ona on gsm axoseditgu Sl.0 TWO AND A rAM
per sal. Addre
ISAAO DAVMGA,
Rfr to t e Pae B 17 New T
TLEt*L T. L ..t. -A Ot.-WhtulrhtAtdS Ac I
Retail Deniers and Manotacturers of
FURNITL'UR OF EVERY DEKORIPTION,
ie. 12 BOWERY-Near CANAAL I.,
ew York. t
ortesn ,. Bota' otels a lid P le Rtllditqn f'mrnlabted
b ortestnot All goods purchaned of our houuse Iguar -
•toeei a renre nrtod.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
J.. 3? Wall Street.
NEW YORL U
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
OlIS A. Grow,.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
isa C'ommson Street,
New Orfetrt*, L
A.W LARD~ .............. LAW CARD. c
W. BOOT? BILLUPS,
Attorace asd Couselor-at-Law, W
BREN!!AM, TEXAS I
Bpeal atteston paid to Claims for Collac:lion, and prompt
ATrORNEY AT LAW, I
Ie. £ Cara· deile sWe L
as INVERTORS.
WILLIAM M. I00CLhB6
Attermeu as Law.
IIll solicit Fiat.to , and preeseate aset ilts, acded rd .
ted nalma. Expectinl to reap our proflta from such, we
tatn prtnts a 0 rst appleatliol for barely wha it o ad,
id havting been In the buaes for snome time, we are enms
Id to shape clats so us to avoid tinfrtngement. A bas
Satteaded to prompti-sdees lree sl S all sug.
est C ey reeces sirven wht dautei
eR SALbZL-EAL INTACFYI-TRVAA, BUN
dredCotton ad Bager Plantations, located the bes
rtions of the cotton and eguragrowtl g Strae Also, Rine
actatieoLs Orag Orclherd andtarge bodies ofalabl
rr! ea. Alto. a large variety of City ad Subbuar
,perty. Improred sad nimproveda In the term of residencea
ro, building lot cud soitarsa, on faveteltb terms. Partti
h,g to tzv rqll do well to sall mid laml ae ow Preger
'ERNSLT TUIPINI. WRI a I.S IIiUPAO.
Staren of UtIe& Oady. FIeepOad COwdlm BANe f~t
reps lugar Alcd okCandy, Jujub e Gum 01
ope ad es bryp e a m. Iapetre of lne Ornm. h
_d, m , a Ptd l nowers, @m leave. Isri,/ Di
D oatd G T Coaqe, y P er Cak
o Bnues, (bte, s. or Fcy Sees fer t 0]
us and NeYar Pnel asosla s ., Ie. N
UgSAOLA *OMlERVE. I
FUTIHBERD TUI.VR LT T WS. LIEN £ 00.
fo
esIsS trhawe atme ia; ad S. ie d
eseausedeads with tlhe sIkw -
de;. rL aW, Isgp d he vIl us auts uet d
i Ba , ew rlm r cmnt.
FRIDAT MORUSM, ZOTVSIS 20, e..
Ptw @rleans Doan 5lrktt.
C0mc, Ovvir. X. N Oame brama,. ,
Thw'1aa Uvesi sne. . 19. lim I
We have nothing special to refer to in tie
Money market. Gold opened in New York MiUs
morning at 134( against 1343, the closing rate list
evening : at 12 t. it stood as 1344, and at 3 r. ut it
closed at the latter figure. The movement has
been moderate, and rates throughout have been
unusually steady. Total transactions embracd4
the annexed amounts, vz : $15,000 Gold at 134;,
135: $3000 and $5000 do at 13.31: $12 000 do at 1.35;
$20 000 do at 135®135.; $20,000 and $15,000 do at
1351; $1000, $1500, $10.000, $10,000. $23,000 and
$30,000 do at 1354; $10,000 do at 135j, and $1000
and $1000 do at 1:35*. Sales of Allver Included
$10.000 American Palves at 131, and we now quote
Gold 13.@l354C, American Silver coin 133@134 and
Mexican dollars 138@134.
Foamros Excae--Wase sler to-day, owing to
the limited character of the demand. Offerings
were only moderate, and the inquiry ladicated a
slight falling off all round. Total transuaoioa. em
braced only the sabjotned amounts, vis: £2000
hank Sterling at 146; £1000 private do. at 145j;
£1 00 Al commercial do. at 1454: £2000 do. at
14. : £6000 do. at 145j; £1000, £1000 and £2500
at 145; £1600 do. at 144.; £3000 do. at 144j;
£2000 do. at 107) for Gold; 125,000f. Al com
mercial Francs at -, and 50,000f. and 40,000f. dn.
at 3 914. We now quote bank Sterling at 143lji
1464; commercial do. 144@145; bank Francs
3.!(o3.304. and commercial do. 3.924®3.914.
ferings of commercial sight and short sight are
still ample, with but little if any improvement in
the demand. Total purchases to-day by banks
and bankers comprised only the following
amounts, via: $20,000. $20,000, and $10,000 New
York commercial eight at f i cent. discount, and
$.10,000 do. at , J cent. discount, and $10.000.
$20.000 $6000, $5000, and $50,000 do. at 7-16 14
cent. discount, and $10,000 thirty days' do.
at 11 .l cent. discount. Westill quote 4'9a'
cent. discount at bank, and 4@7-16 F. cent. di-
toaUt out of doors.
Uxcuxa v Nores AND BEcrtrrtm--The move
ment under this heading still shows a steady Im
provement. City Notes are more in request
at advanced rates. City 10 t cent. b n ls
are wanted at steady figures. Levee Bonds are
inquired for toa moderate extent, and operations
in stocks show a decided improvement so far as
regards favorite descriptions. Transactions to
day comprised the following amounts, viz: $6000
City Notes at 39. $1000 do. at 34 V cent. discount.
$1000 City 10 l cent. bonds at 71 u.; $1000 and
$1500 do. at 711c; $13,000 do. at 71#c.; $5000 do.
at 72c.; $2000 Levee State Bonds at 544c. i dollar:
42 shares Bank of New Orleans stock at $34 6(1;
210 shares Opelousas Railroad at -, and 10u
stares Crescent City at $21 0 share.
BOARD oo BtOKas.-At the board of brokers,
last night, there were sales of $2000 and $1(,00o
gold at 135x, $2000 and 8$300 do. at 1334, and
$10o0 city notes at 3941 J cent. discount.
INTERNATIONAL COINAs.-This question still
continues to excite great interest in Europe, and
although the report of the English commission,
appointed to examine the measure in all its bear.
ings, is adverse to the proposal of the French goy.
ernment, yet the recommendation made by that
body that an international congress should meet
to investigate the subject, may bring the matter
to a succesful issue. In connection with this pro
posal we reproduce from the Journal des Debate
the opinion of M. Michel Chevalier, who stands in
France at the head of financial reformers. He
writes :
" The check the project of uniformity has sus
tained in England ahould not cause us to abandon
that project; but it warna us that we must adopt
a more matured plan, one more in acco:d with the
generally received doctrine on moneys, and more
respectful towards the metrical system taken alto.
getter, exempt from all character peculiar to any
particular nation; and the basis must be taken
in the metrical system. because that system pos
seses authority, and is a solid stand-poiet. It
will be right also to surround the new coin, as re-.
gards the fabrication and circulation of it, with
such control and protection that the new pieces
in both weight and metal cannot be the subject of
any doubt, so that the creditor to whom a pay
ment is made may be certain to receive exactly,
aithont any deduction, the quanity of metal he is
ectitled to expect." Deve opposing these views, M.
Michel Chevalier shows: 1. t'hat " the first condi
tion of a good monetarysystem Is that the unity shall
be in accord with the unity of weight, weighing
just that unity or one of its multiples, or one of
its aliquot parts." 2. That as the metrical sys
tem seems destined to be adopted everywhere, it
ought to be taken as the basis of an international
money, sunject, however, to the stipulation that
in the unity of that system the gramme would be
too small for gold pieces, coins of 10 grammes
bshould be made, such coins being about once and
a half the size of the existing 20'. piece, and to
have subdivisions of 5 and 2 grammes. 3. As to
the proportion of alloy to pure metal, M. MIiuhel
Chevalier proposes that it shall be one-tenth, be
cause that quantity is sufficient to prevent too
rapid wear, and is in accord with the decimal
system. Having said all this, the geat economist
:emarks that as coins are only ingo~s certitea by
t' e State, the effigy of the sovereign they bear
signifying nothing more, it is necessary for the
credit of the state and the convenience of the
public that they shall always contain the quantity
of metal they are repreaented to consist of; and
that it is desirable in an International system of
moneys that they hball bear the inscription of the
yeight. Next, M. Michel Chevalier proceeds to
notice the objection that will not fail to be raised
to the coin ot ten grammes he proposes, namely.
that it will not currespond with the coins in
use in France, in England, Ruosal and the United
States; and his answer is that any coin that may
be adopted will forcibly differ more o leas from
tihose employed in certain countries, and that be
sides the public, when its tntereet Is at stake,
quickly learns the use of I new coins, weighte
and measures. Finally. M. Michel Che
valier deals with the question of a double
standard of gold and silver, which Is ad
vocated by a number of official people, and
aso by MI. Wolowaki, the clebrated professor of
political economy. iHe condemns it decidedly,
in the name of economic olence, as he has re
peatedly done before, on the ground that it is im
possible to maintain a fixed relative value between
Sgold and silver. IBut, nevertheless. he admits
that if private persons should deaire to stipulate
to psy their debts in silver instead of gold, there
is no reason why they should be prevented from
so doing, any more than there is for prohibiting
paymente in grain in place of in gold or silver.
He even see., he says, no objection to the 8tate
coining, at the expense of parties demanding it.
pieces of silver of the same weight, volumo, and
compositon uas the existing coins, with, how.
ever, the condition that they shall bear distinctive
marks. and shall bare no legal proportion to the
valnue of gold pieces."'-[N. Y. Commercial Baile.
tin.
PECI.CAL DIraIcnAe.--We are indebted to the
Western Union Telegraph Line for copies of the
following private dispatchea received from that
route to-day, viz:
Aew York, 2tor. 19-10 A. x.--Gold opened at
1541. 11:45 A. x.-Gold 1344. Cottoo market
steady: demand fair. Sterling 1091J~l10. 3 r.
N. Gold closed at 1344. Cotton demand fair;
prices firm. Sales to-day 3000 bales; middling
244c.; Mobile 24c.; Orleans 244c. Steling
sready.
Liverpool, or. 19-11:15 A. x.--Cotton market
stesdy. Eqtimated sales 12.000 bale.; uplands
0;t@logc.; Orleans 10{@lld. 1:20 p. N.-Cot
on market quiet quotations nominally uno
N.-Cotton demand good: prices tending up;
market firm. Bales to-day 12,000 bales; uplands
lOijd.: Orleans lid.
J.ondon, Ni-,. 19-11:15 a. .-Coeils 94i,
-0'41 74J. 1:20 P. 1.-Consols y4i@544, 5-2s
Harre, ,I;c. l9-Noon--Cottoa quiet and
'teady; low middling afloat 122. P. x.-Cottou
narket frmer; prices uneheaged.
This Is a great age for the explosion ofenati
luned dogmas in scIence. The other day the
aculty of Paris wa startled at the bold declara
ion that hard-boiled eggs are easier than oft t
nes to digest; and Dr. Flint astounded us by de. e
ooncing as murderous to the fick the universal a
octrine of sarving diseases, instead of giving
he body food and streugth to resist the Inroad;
f disese. Now, Dr. Pettenkoffer, of MunIch, ti
ass, by accurate experiment, exploded the doo
ine that is sleep the lungp take up muek lee a
ixygeanthan by day. Ho ads that in seep tae ti
•ngs Aeorb twice as much oxygea by night as p
y day, and they expire but 42 per oet. of ear. I
onic acid agsast 58 per ceant. by day. The Is
reat excess of oxygen is, he asye. stored up for S
me in the greater worklog e*ldaemo of daylight is
xerele, so that sleep is not flr rest so much as
orreeuporatio eo expenided olypn. To have C
te wites sharpened for brgain e invneaic, ithl
herefore Important that we hae good epphes
f freh atr In Oar sleepg aperbs.--(Alta k
51. p1
Plfty.ve dodalna bays aspleIdM rover & Laker
mly sewing mechklne at 182 Oeal astr. Ms. a
hi.n wsrrated a ym. aHemmer, kerta, @1
aier und alitsr ivesm wth eeh macth. oi
Eulerdga t ell ese.
Corto-The movement In the leading staple
tie has disled a - dee of amiation.
The reempetl of bedres at verpoel at steady
aed uchanged fig iess -t ho ees herer ro 1
rsmo pa eer r es, tho abere hw e the
New r ark mnM on w ather ow heor of hold
ers. Byers seing mete dispe d e ithe pert of
ellers to give way came forward more freely and
thrk bory reselted I sles of 4,4 hes, the
market olosl- g firm at' s adsee of Jo. .e yes.
teday's ruling rates. The P. . liverpool die.
patch representing a rm market with aa upward
tredeny cme too lash In have muO elbot here,
a th p eipel p aiort ke et sale were made be
fore it was ree . We now uot good ordl
nary 2l4022o.. lew arnig flU n ., middlng
St23, and rstrlet o. S@13ow, mid tihe re
mark that rates Inclined it omlide gde., at, the
close of businessm.
CrrowM TAaImlT.
Stock on band September 1 1..................... Mm
Rneet-ed sine yrnssda................ 5,410
asiodved a tr............................. 7 2rass
Eupeetd ' set ................. I'0
ýItstd pmveov ........ .........1...513,0I 1L3.03
steok as hand and a shipbemd..................... 3,9)
Exports to-day were exolielvely for Bremen.
BSroA AND MoLAsaas-Were in fair demand at
the opening, but business became lees active to
wards the cleo of the market, sad eperations
were confined to sales of some 300 hkhd. of SBgar
and 700 bble. of Melasses, against receipts to-day
of 696 hhds. of former and 1544 bbla., 232 half
bbls. and 34 quarter bbls. of Molasses. There is
noticeable increase in the demasd hbr better
ea .d sg., d ,-dM b -l , mitmse U still
siuppld, s the ba'k of the stock already
ooked still remains In the purgerles; while In
ferior and common qualites are mostly negleot:d
by Western bayers now in the market and fid a
ready outlet only through city refiners. We give
the following es quotationes governing the market
to-day, viz : for inferior Sugar 7 c.; common 10c.;
low fair L0@104c.: fully fair 12.;: prime 12)
choice 124o0: yellow olarified 134013*c., and
white do. 14@144c. ilb. Common Molassees s~
600.; good do. 624c.: prime 66@68c., and 70075
for choice in barrels. Some few lots of strictly
choice in half and quarter bbls. brought 5(Oc.
higher prices than above quotations.
FLor--The market was dull and depressed.
Arrivals to-day have increeaed the supply of all
grades and given a further declining tendency
to prices which, in the abence of any extensive
operations, are still irregular and unsettled. Sales
to-day embrace 1200 bbls., of which 60 were fiue
at $6 25; 100 and 150 superline at $d 60; 100 do. at
$6 75; 178 on Its merits at $6 621; 100 double ex
tra at 16 75; 50 do. at $7; 160 treble extra at $7;
150 choice at $9: 76 do. at $10, and 100 do. at
11 40. We now quote nuperfine $4 60@6 7.5;
double extra $6 7507; treble extra $7(7 50, and
choice Floor Vc$l10 bbl.
CouN-There was a noticeable improvement to
day in the offering supply, and operations disclose a
further we aknee in prices. Sale foot up 208' soks,
of which 300 were new green Western, at 90c.;
300 and 200 do. at 95c., 500 new Western at $1, 40
do. in second hand-noeks, at $1, 300 and 100 new
Western at 81 02, 230 new white at 81, 72 new
Louisisna white at $1 02), and 40 sacks mixed at
11 05 W bushel.
OAs--The stock is light but In little demand.
Prices are unchanged; 400 sacks were sold to-day
at 63c. ýW bushel.
BnRA-ls quet at previous rates; 250 sacks
were sold to-day at 11 15 1 100 lba.
HAY-The market is dull and prices are lower ;
100 bales fair Ohio river, in lots, were sold at $23,
and 425 bales do. upon private terms. We quote
good Western at $22@23 F ton.
Poax-No improvement to note in the demand,
which continues to be confined to small jobbing
aend retail lots, with no export demand whatever.
26 and 60 bbls. mee. were sold to-day at $29 25 ;
at retail $29 50 is asked. New mees is offering,
but rates are nominal, though lower than old
stock, which has the preference for quality.
Bacon-Is dull and auiet, and transactions con
fined to retail lots, at 13}@134c. for shoulders, 17
@174c. for clear ribbed sides and 19@19c. for
clear sides. Of shoulders the market is plentifully
supplied, while clear eides are scarce. Segar
cared hams are dull at 16@19c.. es to quality or
brand. Breakfast bacon Is held in a small way
at 193c.
LARD-The market is dull and prices for kegs
have declined in consequence of fuller supplies.
We naete sales to-day of 30 tieroe prime at 16}c.
and 75 kegs at 184o. We quote prime in tieres
1t I7c.. and in kegs 184@l8. b.
Faxsoars-The amount o foreign tneenage
in port is still heavy, but the demand ean
not yet be regarded as better than moderate.
Bates continue irregular. but an approxi
mating figures we would refer to the fol
lowing for the guidance of laterested parties,
having had ample assuranoes that the prices set
down have been recently paid and are still ex
acted to the respective places included, vis:
Cotton by steam to Liverpool d. V lb; by sell
9-16d; £2 10.. V hhd. for tobaeco; 4s.
i bbL for flour, and 1o0d. p bushel
for corn, oil cake at 35. ton. Cottoe by sail
to Havre, 1eo. it, with some parties asking
an advance. Cotton to Bremen. 140. V
l. Cotton by steam to New York, Ic.
i lb.: tobacco $0 10 hhd.; flour 85c. L bbl.;
corn 20@21c. }I bushel. Cotton by iseam to Bos
ton, 14c.; flour $1 V bbl.; corn 20o. bushel. Cot
too by steam to Phlladelphia, lo. W lb.; flour $1
bbL .Through rates to Hamburg, by steam, via
New York, lid. for Cotton. Cotton by steam to
Bremen lid.
New ORLANsM Corea SBTATzxaT.r-The sub.
jomed report of the Coffee movement in this city
for the past week is taken from Mesers. mall &
Co.'s circular of the 18th inst.:
Imports of Rio coffe, from July lst, 1888, to the
11th Instant, 19.599 bags. Arrived this week
None. Btock on hand from last season's import
ation, 2,5685 beags; total, 22,184 bags. Taken for
consumption from this seeson's imnoortatlon.
19 459 bagn; stock on the 18th day of November,
168. 2725 bags. ales of the week, 329 bags, ex
Nymphe, at 16i; 44 bs, ex Mineha, r. v.
Quotations-Prime 16 f161o., gold duty paid;
goo 16d16 o, gold dutypld fair 14@14c., gold
duty paid; ordinary to fair ----. gold duty paid.
Stock this day in frt hads-2'6 bas.
' be market rules steady send firm at previous
quotations.
Sierr _utellignce.
Caumsm Orses. no 55 Oam bsi'u ,
triday enaei. N·. S. 1. Im
Busnesn wars brisk upon the steamboat isoding
yesterday. A large number of eteamers arrived
end departed, and a majority of them had good
freights.
The weather eoutines pleasat. Olear skies
cad a gental atmoepher ren new our daily por
Late arrivals from Red River report it alling
fast-three feet scent on the bars and falls.
The Vicksborg Time of the 18th lolst. iys:
"Shippers being unable,to complete their lots
iest night owing to the soarcity of draymen, Capt.
Harrison determined to lay over with the Bart
Able until to-day, when be will leave at 6 P. x.
'-Te New albany Oommercial is a little prema
tore in its assertion that Cap. MoGill has lasitu-t
ted snit against Capt. Lathemrs for violation of
charter of the Belle Lee. No och Suit has been
broought. and from present appearanoce will not
be, ua in all probability Capt. Leathers will be on
the Belle Lee next week, sad in the Vicksbnrg
anid New Orleaus trade.
'The wharfboets a st iro are lled to overfow.
ing with Bouthsrn freights. T whe whrfbeet pro
prietors refuse to pay the regl rate , and want
to force the beoeseto eut rates "
ke late advIce. from Onaoehita river.
, dne to-day, wll probably bring us
aeooaut of a all bi r.
Capt. Gus. Lg e wlth hir fie peaket, the
Golde pe,, came in yeterday morning from
esrewport with a good trip. We trust that his
return trip ~ay be eOqaly e good. She leaves
to morrow evening for Jefferson, Shreveport and
Il way landings at 6 o'nlock.
Tkhe Loin DI)., Capt. John Grace, leave thkis eve
ning ior Jefferson, Shreveport and all landings
iontermediate. Mr. Bq. Fdlton heas change of her
ofce. Being of light draft the Lain will get
throgh without delay.
the "people's packet" Nina Biames, under
ommand of Capt. W. R. Greathoo~e, with the
ever attentive Mr. A. J. Reid in her oBlie. leaves
at 10 A. x. to-day for Bayou Bare sad all coast
landiage. HuBorry down your freight, the " cap.
i with the white hat" never walk for any.
The Illght draft packet Cuba No. 2, under com
end of OCpt. Gege . Williduoes, leaves peg.
ively at 6 r. m. tede~y, foer Jaderso, BShreve
port, GrUed Eore, Alexanria nd all way land
egs on Red Biver. Mr. James s ,ese, a ooeur
lon young gentlemen, h ehrge of her oece.
Send dow, yoar freig ,a sL- Wkiasom
Sure to ge. rals orel, hgh or so Ifreght.
Tegeawtt anid yester A etealog heom
Culrowilh e trip.
The P. W. Stader in reeeivg fo loouivile.
The bHsr Ames, a tamear well sad favorably
maows to our elMens, is in poet loading for Vei.
phis and the kids to oaveo Umgow at 5 r. x.,
a, sat une who i pet weB p Isin i oin
if Mr. Bedam, a ge etlma whe w have not ke
