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T0LP1IE XLIY lien louins and Boys' CLOTHING AND Furnishing Goods. JEW FALL AND WDffTEB STOCK. SraSr overcoats and ul HsKaad Canton Flannel DRAWERS and Lit Wool and Cotton HALF HOSE. KDoMWtt, Buck end Cloth GLOVES. Bilk MUFFLERS.

lkwlMuspenders, Knit Jackets. MSf AlpiEiVnd Gingham Umbrellas. nDWILLKOT BE UDKBSOU. H. D.

Mown, Be Charles mmA olO lmltp PATT1S0II BOVftRD. Wholesale Dealers in LK3TTOBS, 72 AND 74 6RAVIER STREET. only First Class House in the South that deals exclusively In SOLX AGENTS FOB THJ5 CELEBRATED "Thistle Dew Extra" nwtaVas in an the FIRST CLASS BARS, mi mors of it Bold than any other fine grsdeof WHISKY on the Market. Fine Kentucky Whisky OT SITRSCNT BRANDS, wtairuy an hand. AU kind of fine Wines, BrMii.

Gin, Bom and CaseGoode, Cheap as tsar can oaoid. and quality guaranteed, alt Agents tor iTALAKOa liM Agents for t.T'c lilrmfick id BMo.s BHliaH Tables, PATTISON BOVARD, I AKD 74 GRAVTKH. STREET, ol lmlstp At the earseat aaflcltatton of my numerous sewn town paosnu, I have opened an Ofilce at 110 Canal street, sas door from St, Charles. Thankful for the orgs and Increasing patronage which the public atvs honored me with for twenty rears, and in srter to do the best Dental Work at the Lowest rneas in the city, I have associated with mo us eueorasea operator, a. kijus, u.

o. b. M. IX, late of SV Louis, who makes specialty at the treatment of DISEASED GUMS and THSJ.H(i TEATH WITHOUT PAIN. Dr.

Is acknowledged by the leading dentisU to utt in thia kranoh of the arvTTT Teeth Is this branch of the art I have engaged the sarvlMs of a gentleman aa assistant who has no amrOor hi the artistlo manner of inserting Ar kacua Teeth with or without extracting the and Which will give that nniformityj to so essential to vouth and beauty. guaranteed to perform all the function of aacuai pass, charges too Lowest in the ain Teeth Extracted Without to hay sew uisoovery Vltalited Air which'' Is aaudered the greatest Invention of too ago, um do penecuy narmiesa. raaents who honor mo with their patronage rslysm having First Class Dentistry done prices Jess than elsewhere. On exhibition at "office. Four Prisea, Including the Gold asdal (the only one awarded in this 8tate,) for gsbsst Artiflciai Teeth.

English, Frenco, naaa and Spanish spoken. Respectfully, Dr. J. II. filalbnevJ DENTAL PARLORS, Gaaal street, and Corner JoewnUne mmk Caustp axreota, FTT Utptf FREIICH rjlLLIIIERY, K0TEMIES, ETC.

M'mellosaReynoir NO. 9 Chartres street, Jf to inform her patrons that the has rttmirt Waftor an ibsenceof ULntZhT muj in Paris; wtlecting her spent Fall Stock of SlilliiieiT. 4 that there will be found, this season, at her rwuMBWBi, an unuauaiy large number of Jatlful Pattern BOSSS T8 anj HArsftom ge world renowned modUtes, Vlrot, Jesse. Raymond, Drew, Georgette andLe and having perfect! arrangemeaM them to be kept sopplieo with every now the ladles may rely upon her styles being uZ, ana most tashlonable. and price, the ortmeat of She has also a very largo New York MiUiriery and Novelties, ZEPHTKS.

XMBROIDERI SUPPSKA R1RV1R to that line, I when not entlrelf aaUafactorr 3 lmlstp EXCELSIOR Artificial FVFRYRODY IS IHVITED E. OFFNER'S China 3 Crockery Establishment, 174 Canal street 174 Between Baronne and Dryadea streets. The finest diBTlav of Decorated DrSTfER and TEA SETS, la the newest shape and designs. BACCAKAT in ell enapea and styles. BACCARAT VASES, with Centre Piec3a, entirely new, only Imported by me.

In BISQUE FIGURES wo hare the largest and finest assortment In the South. Also an extensive variety of Braaa and Nickel FIRE SETS, COAX. VASES and everything Ef THB HOUSE FDRMSHLW LLB, at LOWER PRICES than sold in any other hoiue In the city. Headquarters for the Celebrated AMERICAN CHINA E.OFFfO, 174 Canal street 174 lmlstp Large Arrival FINE SHOES CANAL AND BARONNE STS. Splendid line ef 8LIPPEB8, an styles.

Fine French Eld Button BOOTS. K. C. Burfs French Kid Button BOOTS. Large Una Ot Misses Fine SHOES.

Great variety of Children's and Infanta' SHOES. THE FATJCHE BUTTON' BOOT. THE FATJCHE BUTTON BOOT. Black Crooks Black Crooks For Gents, Boys and Youths. For the Finest Shoes manufactured go to the Red Star Shoe Store.

Catalogues sent on demand. Liberal discount to charitable institutions. ARTHUR DURIEU, ol lmlstp Pioprtetpr. SOMETHING NEW In the way of ARTIFICIAL TBBTHy Rendering them most beautiful and natural In appearance, durable, serviceable and comfort, abl cto wear. These perfect specimens of I nm making at TEET LOW PBICES, to fact, much lower than the prices heretofore and now charged elsewhere for greatly Inferior work.

FILLING TEETH by means of a new improvement with little or no pain, so aa to last a Ufe time, at greatly REDUCED PBICES. TEETH EXTRACTED WITH OUT PAIN. Call aod examine specimens of work, and see on what easy terms you can have your dentistry done. All work fully guaranteed as to quality tus BEST, aa to price the. LOWEST IN THE CITY.

J.R. 109 CANAL STREET, 109 Corner Exchange Place. ol7 lmlstp To Steam Users. Your boiler is the life of your establishment, therefore protect It by using VlulER'S STB AM kOILEB DISINCBUSTAN or LORD'S STEAM BOILER COMPOUND. i HUGH W.

MONTGOMERY, Sole Agent, Box 3316, 168 Common street. New Orleans, olS latplia 1 Picture Frames, niftTiinr maim niiion I no tunc. lYiuu Lumuo, Tie Largest u. Best Selected issortmeit. IN THB CITY.

Call and examine onr beantiral assortment of Mouldings and Framea, and ooiapare price, and quality before purchasing else where. Window Cornices Very Cheap AsTenlslat rnum at Bonsai FIctTN Pat up with greatest dispatch, at SEEBOLD'S, 16 CABAL STREET ltt ParUeo at a ditanoe supplied with Samples and Pnao List of ol lmlstp Red Star, Knapp NEW ORLEANS, WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 27, 1880. i nniTiiVTAff A aT 1 SOUTHS IMIMM' AND Mutual Relief 63 Carondelet street, up stairs, HEW ORLEANS, LA. OFFICERS. JO UK T.

BARDIE, President. Han. JESSE K. BELL, Vice President. G.W.

TERRELL, Secretary' and Treas'r. SAM'L LOGAN, Of. Medical Examiner. ijn order to afford our members opportunity to aid us in guarding against Tin health or unsound risks, and to show dnMRSfl nf OUT SSSOCia tion, we publish below a partial I list i of persons who have joined it within the last few months. They consist of the worthiest and very best business men in this and neighboring States.

Cotton factors, merchants, bankers, creditors, debtors, and, in short, all healthy persons, of both sexes, are cordially invited to join our At age 37 you can secure a certificate of membership, amount $1000. by paying only $9 cash, less proportionally for larger The total subsequent cost will not ex ceed, and probably not reacn, $3 a year, and this, at that age, in $1 payments, similar to the "Knights of Honor." This ia certainly as cheap as any one could wish. We urge all to apply, without delay, either in person or by letter. A Partial List of Members. The following Is a list of a few of out members.

Continued lists will be published from tune to tune, namely NEW ORLEANS. Mr. John T. II anile. Col.

Louis Bush, Major G. W. Terrell. Bam'l Logan, M. Gen.

H. N. Ogden, Mr. O. W.

SentelL Mr. P. Maspero, Mr. Chas. B.

Hingleton, Capt. Jesse K. Bell. Mr. J.

O. Morris, Cel. Lloyd R. Coleman, Mr. R.

M. Walmsley, Mr. L. 8. Graham.

Mr. I uranam, Mr. L. Edw. P.

White, Mr. Theiespnore roca, Mr. I. N. Stoutmyer, Capt.

Richard Sinnolt, Capt. Geo. C. Win. Gregg.

Mr. John B. Bonino, Mr. Jules Tuyea, capt Wm. H.

Leppert, Mr. Jas. O. Nixon, Jr. Mr, JM.

JLKUUOJT, AJt. uvv. Mr. OS. KelJV.

Malor Bam'l L. James, Mr. Wm. A. Johnson, Mr.

B. W. Kay, Mr. J. H.

Allen, Mrs. Eliza McMaster, Mr. John H. Men fee, CoL Dan'l A. Wilson, Mr.

Beverly P. Grigsby, Mr. F. W. Siecke, Mr.

It. B. Gardner, Mr. Ebenezer Falls. Mr.

Walter B. Brookett, CoL Thus. It. Macon, Mr. Jacob Meyers, Mr.

Thos. DowtV. Mr. Andrw D. Frederick Bellng, Mr.

Geo. T. Lathrop, Mr. A. WUklns, and others.

MONROE, Mr. Franxlin Garrett, CoL Frank B. Stubbs, Mr. John G. Sanders, Mr.

John Drasro. Mr. IJ. M. isnoiers, Mr.

W. G. Kennedy, Mr. John A. Moore.

Mr. Bobt. Bay, Rev. Lewis Kellis, Mrs. Nannie S.

KelliS, Mr. as. T. Strother, Mr. A.

F. Parker. Mr. John M. Howard, Mr TCftllHkl.

T. P. Richardson, M. Major Moeea I. Liddell, Mr.

Chas. J. Boatner. Major Jos. F.

McUnlro, Mr. T. P. Shelton, Hon. John S.

Toung, Mr. D. B. Trousdale, Mrs. Sarah A.

Mr. W. A. Hon. Bobt.

H. Endum, Mr. Jos. H. cCormick, r.

Preston J. fc ey. anaotners. TRKNrOIf, LA. CoL T.

C. Standifer, Mr. Uriah Millsaps, James L. A. Newcomb, Capt.

K. B. Cryer, F. M. McComick.

M. Wm. A J. Lewis, Mr. John W.

Miles. Major Thos. McOulre, Mr. John T. Howard, Mrs.

R. A. Howard, Mr. Bobt. M.

Hardy, and others. YICKSBURG, MISS. Gen. Edw. 8.

Butts, Harvey Shannon, M. Mr. Saml M. ames W. Beaty, Col.

L. A. Campbell, Col. Geo. D.

Lawrenoe, Mr. James N. Ogden, Mr. Peyton R. Harrison, Mr.

W. H. Fitzhugh.Jr,Mr. Edwin P. Jones, Mr.

Carter H.Fitzhugh,Ma. Wm. MVosburg, Mr. Geo. P.

Labarre, Mr. Philip Gilbert, Mr. SoL Rothschilds, Mr. Edm. T.

Eggleston, Mr. Bam'l L. Fortson, O. S. lglehart.

at. ajor Myfd McDougaI.Mr. Maurice Meyer, (Judge Edgar D. Farrar.MaJor Wm. B.

Plttman, Mr. Wm. G. Faxton, Mr. jengene xuarwn, Mr.

Isaac Meyer, Mr. Geo. M. Klein, Mrs. Katie Piazza, Mr.

Vinoent A. Piazza, Mr. as. 1. Browne, inr.

uuus ajcui. pt. W. M. f.

it. modoum, Chi Chas. E. Wright. JU1W.

K. Grlmshaw. Thos. Mount, O. H.

Perry. Capt. Edw. Carroll, Geo. F.

Ring. Joa. G. Ferguson, Gen. John B.

Harris, JohnW. Parkhurst, Benl. w. Martin, CoL Wm. H.

McCardle, Chas. M. Kain, Alt. B. Plttman, Hunl J.

Fischel. Mr. D. W. Vandenbnrg, Boalna Lv rSain, Dan'l J.

Levy, Mr Ella and others. 8HREVEPORT. Mr. 8. B.

MeCntchen, Dr. Jaa. C. Egan, Mr. BenJ.

Jacobs, Dr A. A. Lyon, Angnste Quynemer, Thos. H. Morris, Mr.

Julius A. Jacobs, Mr. Robt L. Her. Mr.

David D. Le Rosen, Major O. O. Thurman, rayenej. aicou cnas.

ju. eanioro. Cyrus 8. Steere, Joan w. raner, Mr.

Jas, C. Boape CoL Bobt H. Lindsay, r. Jas. L.

Wallace, Jas. C. Baker, Aug. Bogel, Zack Howell, Wm. F.

Buchelew, Edw. B. Hernoon, Sam'l Van Bibber. Ralph K. Doming, A If.

D. Land. Hon. Wm. H.

Wise, Hon. Beth L. Taylor, Wm. P. Ford, Dr.

David M. Clay, Wm. O. Piggott, C)il. Clinton H.

ArdiS. F' ed. A. Lieonara, Franci A. Daughtry, CoL Wm.

E. Hamilton, Major Aug. D. Battle. Mr.

Otto F. Mulhauft, John Lake, i Mr. Jerome B. Gilmore, Major W. B.

Hamilton, Mr. sam. jminuu. Geo. W.

Leopard, and others. YIEKXJu Judge E. M. Graham, Dr. M.

B. Pollard, Capt. John J. Neilson. Mrs.

Mary J. la ton, Mr. Wm. W. Patterson, Mr.

Wm. Harper, Mr. M. Gahagan. Stephen D.

Pearce, and others. HOMES. Mr. Geo, G. GiD, Mr.

Arch. W. Barrow, Henry C. Lawson, Mr. B.

A. Bridges, Jas. H. Simmons, Walter Ward, wm. w.

utis. Kicn'd M. Le, Jndira J. A. Richards.

Mr. Henry T. Hood. Mr. Jehu B.

Wilder, Dr. John E. Meadora, and others. BUNDEir. Capt.

T. B. Beal, Mr. Jas. at.

McBride, Mr. John D. Mclntfre, H. A. Barnes, Dr.

David B. Hamilton, Mr. Wm. J. Beams, r.

David B. Hartley, Mr. James C. Wilkina, Mr. James W.

Keagan, Capt. J. T. Webb, Mrs. Ann E.

Webb. Hon. John J. Carttr, Mr. Daniel W.

Pratt, Sidney M. MeCranie, Mra. Th. Benton. Bev.

WUey H. MoOee, and others. LAKE PROV111EHCK. Judge Edw. J.

Delony, Hon. Chas. B. EgeEy, Mr. icwr ia.

rumy, ww, v. owwer. Willis B. Burner. Jas.

F. Ouenard, Jason Hamilton, Timothy Byrne, F. R. Beraad. M.

Capt. J. B. Donnelly, Wot. A.

Whius, D. C. Jenslns, D. J. O.

Sullivan, Col, Bobt Williams, Eugene Lacho, m. jj. Beu, m. and ethers. MISCELLANEOUS.

CoL Samuel L. James, New York. Mr. Wm. J.

Van Zant, McCoMib City. CoL Bobt. J. WUliaou Ouachita City. Capt.

Benrv K. M. MeLeotl. HajneivUle. John O.

Warren, Haynesvllle. Samuel J. hi ted. atiUbaven, F. C.

arm any. Savannah, Georgia. i I homas Mackm. A bnrr Crandell. Tallnlah.

Mark W. Searcv. fielena, Arkansas. Wm. M.

Worthmgton. i tlenbra, Mlsa. Mia. Rnra R. JniML Brandon.

U'SS. Mi. ihe. C. Linthlcnm.

Claraasdale, La. Robert T. Williams, Logfeiwn. Kichard Winalow, Ben Lomond. Kev.

J. L. N. Logan. Natch Samuel Morrow, New Cartbage.

Thomas 1 Morrow, Nw Carthage. Willie Lacha. Bunck's Bead, ol 7 lmlstp 'and others. uticura Itching Humors, Scaly Humors, Blood Humors, speedily, permanently, and economically cured when physicians and all other methods fall. What are Bkin and Bealp Diseases but tne evidence ef internal Humor ten times more difficult to reach and cure, which floats in the bload and other fluids, destroying; the delicate machinery of life, and ollinc the body with tool corruptions, which burst through the skin In loathsome eruptions Cuticura Kesolvkxt.

the new Blood Purifier, internally, Cuticura, a Medicinal Jelly, assisted by the Cuticura Medicinal axu Toiler POAI externally, have performed the most miraculous cures of Itching, Scaly and Scrofulous Humors ever recorqea in meaioai annais. ECZEMA RODENT. ECZEMA BOBKHT. F. H.

Drake, agent for Harper and Brothers, Detroit, Rives an astonishing account ol his case (Eczema Ro dentt. which had been treated by a consultation of physicians without benefit, and which speedily yielded to the Cuticura Remedies. SALT RHEUM. Salt Bheum. Will McDonald, 2542 Dearborn street, Chicago, gratefully acknowledges a cure of Salt Bheum on head, neck, face, arms and legs, for seventeen years not able to walk except on hands and knees for one year; not able to help himself for eight years tried hundreds of remedies doctors pronounced his case hopeless permanently cured by the Cuticura Remedies.

RINGWORM. TtrNGWOBM. Geo. W. Brown, 48 Marshall street.

Providence, R. cured by Cuticura Remedies of a Ringworm Humor, got at the barber's, which spread all over the ears, neck and face, and for six years resisted all kinds of treatment. SKIN DISEASE. S. A.

Steele, Chicago, I1L, says I wm pay that before I used the cuticura Relmediks I was in a fearful state, and had given up all hope of ever having any relief. They have performed a wonderful cure for me, and of my own free will and accord I recommend them." Cukicuba Remedies are prepared by WEEKS POTT ICR, Chemists and Druggists, 360 Washington street, Boston, and are fcr sale by all bruffgists. Price for Cuticura, a Medicinal Jelly, small boxes, 60 cents; large boxes, 1. cuticura BKaOLVKST, the new Blood Purifier, 1 per bottle, cuticura medicinal Toilet 25 cents bars for Barbers and large consumers, 50 cents. All mailed free on receipt of price.

SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE FOR CATARRH. SAirFORD'8 Radical Curb. Catarrhal Solvext, and Improved Inhaler, wrapped in one package, with full directions, and sold by all druggists for one dollar. Ask for Sax ford's Radical cure. From a simple cold or influenza to the rotting, sloughing, and death of the senses of smell.

Taste, and Hearing, tills great remedy Is supreme. Poisonous mucous ateomola titma removed, the entire membrane cleansed, disinfected, soothed, ana neaiea. constltntional ravages checked, the blood punned ol catarrnat or. and strengthened nurifted of catarrhal not son. deepened In col in me giving properties.

Thus, externally and Internally, in accord ance with reason and common sense, does this great, economical remedy work, instant ly reuevlng and permanently curing the most aggravated and dangerous forms of human sunenng. General Agents. WEEKS 3fc POTTER, Boston. More continuous and powerful electrical action Is obtained from COLLINS' VOLTAIC ELECTRIC Col lis 8' Voltaic Electric Plasters PLASTERS than any $2 battery made, iney are a Koeedv and certain cure for Pain and weakness of the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, and Urinary tmrana. Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Hysteria, Female Weakness, Nervous lains and weak ness.

Malaria, and Fever and Ague, cents. Sold everywhere. For sale by L. LYONS. Frioe aft BnAWe BARGAINS IN FANCY GOODS AND NOVELTIES, AT SOL.

BVVf'S ELEGANT NEW STORE, AT 611 Magazine st. 3 Button Kid Gloves at 35c $2 60 French Corsets at $1 60. KanBomest Beaded Trimmings at the VEET LOWEST PBICES. Pure Linen Hemstitohed Handkerchiefs at 10c. Children's Fancy Hose, from 6c up to the finest 15,000 Scrap Book Pictures.

And all other Goods in proportion. Call and convince yourself. NEW GOODS RECEIVED DAILY. Sol. Levy.

611. MAUAZIXE STREET. ol7 lmlstp CHAMPION DENTISTRY. OK OEOBOS P. HAL05IT would respecV tully notify his numerous patient, that ho has no branch office in the city, but can be found at, all hours at his old headquarters which he has occupied or a number of rears.

N. B. FIRST CLASS dental operations, combining all the latest improvements in the art, performed at one half the prices usually charged, all the aafaist anesthetics now is) bse by the medical profession, administered tat the painless extraction of teeth. In order to accommodate parties needing mechanical dentistry done at short notice, I have procured the aervtces of one of the most competeri professors of mechanical dentistry in the South to assist me. Respectfully, GEORGE MALOJTEY, D.

D. New Orleans City Dental Rooms. 1 150 Canal street, between Carondelet and Baronne street. ot l.tptf DR. GEO.

J. FRIED RICIIS. DENTAL SUBOEON, 13S St. Charlee aaMesrafrsI Gtarod, Banare above the City HaH. ap26 lySdpBo Fruits and Flowers.

We received yesterday from Mr. C. B. Bellsnyder, of Me tairie Bidge, a ban oh ot the largest and sweetest oranges we have teen thia season. The branch on which the oranges were grown came to as tastefully decoraXed with the choicest rosea and geraniums, and the whole beautifully festooned with trailing mos8, making in tne combination as lovely a d' splay of fruits and flowers as one could' wish to see.

Great credit la due to the cul tivator of such choice fruit, ana to his lady for ita tasteful deoorationr Personal. Col. A J. McQonnigle, Assistant Quartermaster. United' States Army, stationed in this city, has just returned from a trip to New York.

Col. MoGonnlgle is In splendid health and spirits, and evldenoes that his jaunt was a pleasant one. Kellogg' Catch. A cable dispatch from London, October 33, The English papers of this morning eon tain the story ot the engagement of Miss Clara Louise Kellogg to a Frencn marquis. The name ot the happy man Is not given.

Private advices say the gentleman is one whom Hiss Kellogg met on a European trip several years age, and that a correspondence has been going on for a long tune and has finally ripened into a betrothal. Miss Kellogg's best friends in London pronounce the story a hoax. They say Miss Kellogg has always said she would never marry, and that now ske is thirty eight veers old and not likely to have changed ter mind. Miss Kellogg la singing In Vienna. Br.

Iaonis and New Orleans Trans portation Company. A meeting of stockholders of the St. Lonla and Now Orleans Transportation Company waa held yesterday for the purpose of ratifying the proposed Increase of the capital swekto $800,00, which was done. meeting of the Boara 01 lnreoton, new afterward, Thos. E.

Bennett, late Secretary, was appointed General Superintendent of the company. Mr. Henry P. Wyman, late of the Cnstom House, was appointed Secretary and Treasurer, vice Mr. Bennett.

t. LouiM Globe Democrat. The TtifHans Certificates. An TTiriTxllM disnateu of October 34th, the Louisville Courier Journsl, says The dispatch of your corresponaent in relation to the certificates of election not being given to tne uarneia eieowm ui State be carried by fraud created a great deal of comment In this city. The Democrats generally indorsed the position taken by Mr.

Btealey. Hon. John Q. Bhanklin was interviewed upon the subject, ana ne saia ine Governor Issues the eertifloates. but they are attested by the Secretary of State Where I know ot fraud being committed and am convinced that an elector has been elected by a fraudulent majority I shall refuse to attest any certificate.

I fully indorse the position of the Conrler Jooraal correspondent. The Republicans carried Indiana last week by the most outrageous frauds. Let them try it again la November if they thine It best. i Schopenhauer was thirty years without a disciple, almost without a reaaer. i resent the mere list of the books and articles in which reference is made to him occnples ninety pages octavo of a special bibliography.

SCCCESSIOW OF THE LATE JAS. "RKTTfOLDR. The attention of our readers ia specially invited to the sale of marble mantels, mon i ments. tombstones, stock of tools, marble and buildings, belonging to the aforesaid, succession, advertised to take place this day 10 o'clock, A. at No.

160 Poydras, at. i and Carondelet streets. or bills and full particulars see descJlp ive advertisement of E. Girardey, auo lioneer. Damaged Goods.

See D. E. Morpby'a auction advertisemene. Hobsfobd's Aero Phosphate inDtstef kr hAii av Horsford's Add Phosphate Is valuable remedy in many eases of neuras thenia and dyspepsia. C.

C. Higoins, M. Chicago, m. i i No carpets should be laid without a motb proof sewed earpet lining. Use only that manufacture of cotton and paper.

American Carpet Lining New York and Boston. Sold by all carpet dealers. Unfermented Canadian barley and fresh hops are the Ingredients ot Malt Bitters. Nobby neck wear for gents at Knhn's. OPINING OF Fall and Winter Styles, Thursday, Octoler 21, And every day thereafter during the season, to consist of FRENCH PATTERN HATBAND BONNETS SILK, PLTJSH, BEAVER AND FELT HATS AND BONNETS.

An late designs and novelties FLUSHES, VELVETS," FANCY SILKS ribbo OSTRICH AND FANCY FEATHER FRENCH FLOWERS AND MILLINERY ORNAMENTS. 1 lAtest fabrics In LACES AND LADIES' NECKWEAR. A3D IA5CI GOODS DIPAMIE5IS Complete in every particular. Ladies are respectfully Invited to oaU and inspect the NEW STOCK, at Schilling 157. Canal street .159 o3 lmlstp REMOYAL The Agency of the KEEP MANUFACTURING COMPANY Has been Removed to 133 Caul atroet 1 Near tho New Orleans where will be kept on hand a large aortment of SHIRTS.

UNDERWEAR and HOSIER of this celebrated company. Keep's Shirts Made to Order. MEr0 o3 lmlstp ArBt lOT tnieanaFsSet. Millinery. GENERAL LATEST TELEGRAM CONSPIRACY AGAINST LOUISIANA Kellogg's Dispatch and HubbeH'a Reply How PubUc Sentiment is Manipulated How to Checkmate it.

8feciai to the ficatuxs. Wabhikgtok, Oct. 36. Kellogg Is taking every pains to pre udloe the Northern people against the State officers on the question of registration. The telegram from him to Hnbbell, Chairman of the Gongreaslonal Committee, Is published to day, as follows "Officers of registration and parties Illegally registered were arrested to day.

Republican aunervlaors reoert that the regis tration officers register white men, many ol nom are unknown, ana nnua rtr colored men. The State su pervisors of registration refused all United States supervisors to take post tinnm in th nfHnM of reeistratlon to en' Nble them to scrutinize' the matter ot registration. This is a clear violation of law. rbn riAtnnAr.ta indirectly intend to adopt desperate means to prevent the election of Kepuwican uongreBamen In reolv. Hnbbell telegraphs to Kellogg The law avuthorlzeo the appointment of deoutv to a teen a rennnuon.

and the law expressly forbids the erina now being oommitted, according to your dispatch, la open defiance ol the united States authority. Get ont warrants for clu se offenders. Deputies cannot be paid for attending registration, but can be paid ii.r all service of Drooeae." Thia nonsniraflT against the PMPle Of Louisiana is not understood at the North, because only one side (that of the Carpet baggers) la telegraphed for publication. It is made to appear here that some Fed' eral laws have been violated, as well as State laws. It Is very Important that the General As roelated Frees dispatches should give the rnllest possible statement of the ease.

and. the law. State and Federal, In order that Dubllo opinion North may be rightly uh formed, and rebuke the conspirators against the ballot box. Full specials should also be sent to North ern Democratic papers and to the National Committee, to meet the contingency of general press dispatches being suppressed at New Tort. DEVENS'S DESIGNS.

His Plans for Haxrassing Democratic Voters, Which he Will Stay in Washhingtdn to Carry Out. Special to the Picattjbk. Wabhlrgtobt. Oct. 26.

Attorney General Oevens, in an interview to day, stated that the position of the Department of Justice was the same as that indicated in Hnbbell's dispatch to Kellogg, namely, that the appointment of deputy marshals to attend the registration as well as the elections is authorized by law, and it is the duty ot the Marshals to make such appointments when properly called upon. State Supervisors ot Registration cannot refuse United States Supervisors to see and examine the manner of registration. Deputy marshals cannot be paid for attending the registration or elections, owing to failure ot the appro priations. The plan is to reimburse them by making a number of arbitrary arrests, and paying deputies for executing this process. On receiving Kel logg's dispatch Hubbell went forthwith to and after a conference telegraphed Kellogg as already pnonsnen.

Devena said to day that no direct Instruc tions would be issued to the 17. 8. Marshal and District Attorney, bat that they would be stifled that the dispatch from flubbed to Kellogg was the position of the department. The object of this extraordinary proceeding is to strengthen Hnbbell and Kellogg, and intimidate voters. Devens hols that it is only necessary for Kellogg to show the United States officers Hnbbell's dispatch.

The Attorney General lays special stress on the feet that his officers would carry out the position of the department, no matter at what cost, and he refers boastfully to a like case In Alabama ome three months ago, when he telegraphed the United States Marshal to take as many men as was necessary to execute the pro cess, and he, taking twenty five men," performed the work. Mr. Devens does not Intend to leave the city to vote, but will stay here to aet in connection with the Republican committee and direct the machinery for intimidation on the old Grant pattern, while Hayes is making goody goody speeches on the Pacific COaSt. THE TRUTH WHICH HURTS. Republican ESbrta to Suppreea the Gartield Letter Intense Fo litical XJxcitement, Eto.

SPECIAL TO THE PlCATTJHS.) Vsw YoHK, Oct. 26 The Bepnbllcaus are everywhere suppressing the Truth newpa per, and destroying all packages tor other nlaeea. An attempt was made to arrest the publisher, hoping to find the original Garfield Chinese letter on Ida person, and if so destroy it. i 'The political feeling exeeees anything ever known, bat Hancock's elecUomia wrAfA mm Mtrtmlm. ntimwHm.

rmit w.Ti vmhtb In Hew Or Iahl rniTd lass evening, in his sixty sixth year' rltl. sterling 80 1. utaK eent. Liver VUVWtf gvwsa arts pool cotton market IB eoase qurnee of fears of labor troubles at Man jt on Bocelpts ox m.r eoimated at two huo drand fifty thousand TJhe.Tie.t ever uivi 1 1IU1IBEB 275. THE HEATHEN The Proof Still Accnmnlate Against Garfield.

SPECIAL TO TRX CTCATUHB.J Washihqtoh, Oct. is. The Washington Poet this morning publiahea nnmerous eop iesof envelopes stamped at the Washington office last winter and spring, all similar to the envelope of Garfleld'a heathen fhipe. letter. The defense mainly relied on by FotV master Alnger and the Kepnblieans thus falls to the ground.

CINCINNATI. MlacMevona Dispatch in a Lotds Hie Paper The Chamber of Commerce Agitated Re publican Hopes of Tennessee. Special tothi ficattjicb. CmcnrsATT Oct. as.

The Chamber ef Commerce of this city has become eonsld erably excited over a letter published In the Louisville Courier Journal, purporting to be from a Cincinnati merchant, saying that the people here do not want the trade of the South so long as they vote against the North. Tme letter Is denounced by the Chamber of Commerce as a forgery and slander upon nnfinnat1. suad unworthy of any. dndn ny, and nave appointed a committee to go to IiOUisville and demand the name ot thewnter. Dispatches from KaoxvLUa, Tenaw say the Bepublleans are confident ef electing Haw Una, Bepnbltoaa candidate for Governor, and of gaining oae Cuiii dssman ia theState.

LTAC0N, HISS. Greenback Orator Meets Jt71in a Poor (Special to the ncATmra. Macojt, Oct. a. Dr." J.

O. Gunn, Greenback candidate for Congress, made a two hours speech to a large and emthwalaa tie audience of twenty four, la the Court House here to day, composed of nine court officers, twelve negroes, three liepuauoans and four white menu His speech was a bloedy ahirt uraoe on the Democratic party, and a sickly Attempt to hoist the Greenback banner. He spent his leisure time while in ear city In consultation with the grand mogul of the Republican party. J. B.

Allgood, who became famous by his defamatory letter to Indiana Just before the late election there. Every Indication points "to the confirmation of the rumor that Gun's name is on the Republican ticket. The little Gunn waa fired at a Demoeratlo target from a Republican support. The effect waa, more Money (H and less Gunn. POLITICAL.

Postmaster General Hayasnrsl aa the Stassw tm phis, Oct. 2 Postmaster General May nard spoke to nigh to an audience 800. at Greenlaw Opera Hooee. Hi speech was mainly devoted to national affairs, claiming that the best interest of the country do not demand a change of policy on the part of the Government, Parade sf Haaeoek Yet urn as New YOBJK, Oct. as Abosrt 4000 Hancock veterans, headed by Gena.

Med ell an and. Sickles, paraded through the streets of the city to night. Meetings were held at Tammany and Irving Halls, where Gens. Me Clellan, Sickles and Smith spoke. Gen.

Sic gel presided at the Irving Hall meeting BemaJtaxsit la Virginia. kichmokb. Va Oct. At the instano withdrawn, and the RepahUesmjrotera fe miMited to vote for Jno. s.

Wise. Bead! aster candidate, on account of his views on the tariff Qoestion. Gran ow caw Baaap. Stkaccsb Oct Ja Gav erant spoke at. a Republican mass meeting here uus after noon, ana aeaverea iwu juura ivwhi Auburn this evening.

New York, Oct. sc Seeretary 8herman deUvered aa address to night before 8000 people, at the Cooper Loatitnte. RELIGIOUS. Tfcw Kniseasmltaa New York. Oct.

28. In the Hooasvo Deputies of the Protestant Episeopal jOonven Tion to day, Rev. Or. Bohene, ofloDg bland, read a volnmtooo import fM the Committee of Miselooa. The wPrtsete forth that the expenses ot earrjing ontho work during the last three years have been about per cent, of the whole amount eol leHon! Mr.

Borgwia. of Pittsburg, ehalrman of the Joint eommtueeo on eonaUtutlqual amendments on eaoena and oa prayer i mm VOTWkrt flf the Joint commute of the two nooses on shortened aervteesvaniMiiltted a Teaolntton providing for the am.d stent Of the Book Common Prayer. as follows: That on days other tsaa Banday, Christ mas day, Epiphany, Ash Wednesday, Good Friday, Ascension day. It shall aafBee. ir the minister begin the morning aade renin prayer at general eonfe or fVZ er, preceded by one or mere of the aenoeo appointed at tne ogJa ig of nand evening prayer, ad end aXtereoUs wr grteVor eoliet for aid fJrf iofietobe Alo that oa any SSon dither iSnadTlt shall amfflee whea Med may lnirif ernoB'rleeire be preceded earttheord prayer and: one or Tnraver not aet forth in tanPahall be rued before or after ansa ser mnorany portion of the order lor thead igjnlijration of the lrd'a supper or the Litany may be used aa a separate and Independent service, and provided that none of these services shall be disused habitually.

After animated discussion. Rev. Jr. Schenek moved the word provided, in the at section, be stricken out. "This also led to proton red diseoa ioa, but the report wae finally adopted lts Ir.

Sobeneaia amend nrptit. The vote iVm: Cierleal 41 ayes, note. Lay 85 ayea. troea. A meatage Tteeived rm the aee Bw bepe romlaattog .1 Bev.

JEi? Adams Paddock, the if Long I laxd. uonnnweo.