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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-16


"WEDNESDAY EVENING. January Is, 1868
CoTToS-The sales to-day amounted to
1850 bales, at irregular and easier prices,
not requiring any change in our quotations,
4 which we repeat as follows Ordinary,
l3lGl3}c. good ordinary, lt4@l5c.; low
mlddling, l54@l62c.; middling, l6@l64c.
.llict middling, l6s@lelc.; and good mid
ding, Hoe.
The above figures, it must be observed,
represented the market at the close yester-
dty, when it was decidedly easier than at
rs opening. and although there has not
been any quotable decline since, yet to.
days business has been still more In favor
Of buyers, particularly after the receipts OF
the kilograms reporting material decline
in gold at New York. At an early hour
niddlirg sold as high as l6lc. and later in
the day as low as 1910. Low middling sold
as high as l6c., and as low as Isle. But
these We regard as exceptional transactions,
which can hardly be used as u basis for
quotations.
suskR-The receipts this morning com.
lrised s25 hhds. The demand is active at
iun prices, and the sales to-day embraced
Al the receipts at 7l@9c. y b for inferior;
eommon: ll30l2c. for fair; l2l0l24c. for
good fair; l22@lS4c. for fully fair; 1870
slc for prime; lS3@l4e. for choice; 1910
llc. for yellow clarified; l50l5lc. for white,
aldl2l 4c. for seconds.
MOLAssEs-The receipts this morning
comprised 932 bbls. The demand is very
hetlye at full prices, and all the receipts
sere sold at SIC. u gallon for common, 62Ac.
go and zoe. for fermenting, Tl0T2Ae. for
prime, and soc. for choice.
ARRIVALS FROM TIE WEsT-The steamers
SiTginta, from Louisville, and Ike Ham
NIT, with barges, from Dubuque, Iowa,
hsie arrived since our review of yesterday,
FLouR-The market is dull, and unchang
~ The demand is confined to dealers, who
Purchase very sparingly. The. principal
aes 20. day are confined to 200 barrels, al
bhl. for superine, and So for fine, and
obls. double extra at 50 rs.
toRN-rhe market is quiet, but firm and
1changed. Sales to-day 1899 sacks, OIL
hlch 100 yellew and yellow mixed at 923c.
X. white and yellow, 1900 white, and 15[
mite and yellow at 95c.; 1000 inferior white
md yellow mixed at Soc; 900 green at Csc.
~ 1900 and Is white at csc, u bushel.
OATs-The market is dull, and prices have
|leef ed sc. q bushel. Sales 1900 sacks, Of
asaiea 100 and 100 at &c., and 600 prime and
leo IN lots at Soc % bushel.
e0hs.
HAY-The market is now well supplied,
et is dull and dropping. Only jobbing
l,es OF prime Western are being made tc
qe trade at S24@25 % ton.
peRK--There is some inquiry and there
re sales to-day Of 975 bills, of which loo
els: old mess at SCI so; 100 do. at S2l 10
Dds. at S2l IS, and rs at $22; 800 new
nsss at $22, and 400 bbls. mess at :.
L.ARD--A lot of so kegs prime sold in store
iie. y d. We quote tlerces at lac.
bAcok-l0 casks clear sides sold in one loi
lSo. u ~ and casks clear ribbed sides
nc. There is no demand at wholesale
y. fair retail business is doing at 94@9Ac,
p Tor shoulders; l2@l2ic. for clear
.oped sides; lSc. for clear sides, and l2@lsc.
sugar-cured hams.
SAEEN MEAF-A lot Of 5 casks shoulders
Pld atsc. V n.
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second DIstrlet Property.

le THREE LOTS OF GROUND in square No. A,
bounded by Front, Wells, CrossmAn, and Custom
No. measures "a feet IL inches and lines frent ON
Wells street "a feet II inches and lines front on
man street and forms the corner Of Frent. Gross
man and Wells streets. Let No, adjoins No. l. and
street, ike front on Front street by I'D feet in
depth. Lot No. Adjoins No. q and measures X feet
front on front street By l26 feet in depth
10. TWELVE LOTS OF GROUND, forming the
Clay st. Louis, and Toulouse streets, and numbered
from 20 II inousiyeIy. Lot No. forms the corner
ures "A feet inches and lines front on Old LsyeO
street. "a feet inches and lines front Clay street
by 40 feet in depth and front on st. Louis street.
Lots Nos. to II measure each "a feet inches and
lines front Old Levee street "a feet inches and
No. IL forms the corner Of Old Levee Toulouse and
Clay streets and measures a feet inches and Times
front on Old Leveo street. 81 feet inches and lines
front on Clay street by 100 feet in depth and trout
1.-THE F?TfiRsffANGULAR PORTION OF GROUND
in the islet bounded by Old Leyee. Peters. and
CONT streetsi said portion Of ground measures 60
inches lines front on Peters street. 10 feet inches
and lines on the angle formed BY the junction Of
running through from Old Leyee to Peters street.
of square d, bounded by Old Leyee, Clay, Toulouse,
and Jefferson streets designated by the Nos. to
Jefferson, and Clay Streets and measures "a feet
inches and lines front Old LeVee street. "a feet
depth and front on Jefferson street Lot No 2
measures "A feet 7inches and 6 lines front on Old
LeVee street, "A feet inches and lines front on
Clay street by 40 feet in depth. Lot No. measures
y feet inches and lines front Old Levee street.
"a feet inches and lines front Clay street BY 100
feet in depth. Lot No. measures "A feetT inches
and lines front old Leyee street. a feet inches
and lines front Clay street by I'D feet in depth
Lot No. forms the corner Of Old LeVee. Toulouse
and Clay streets and measures "a feet inches and
lines front en- Old Levee street. "A feet inches and
lines frtat on Clay street by I'D feet in depth and
front on Toulouse street.
a. SIX LOTS OF GROUND, forming the whole
Of square bounded by old Leyee, CLAY Jefferson, and
st. Peter Streets numbered from 70 incusiyeiy
Lot No measures "a feet 10 inches and lines front
on Old Levee street, % feet II inches and lines front
Clay street by l21 feet in depth and front on ST.
Peter street, and forms the corner of Old Levee,
Clay, and st. Peter streets. Lots Mes z to meas.
ure cash 70 feet 10 inches and lines front on Old
LeVee street, ~ feet II inches and lines front on
Olay street BY 10 feet in depth. Lot No forms the
corner of Old Levee Jefferson, and Clay Streets and
measures q feet 10 inches and line front on Old
Levee street, % feet IL inches and lines front on
CLAY street by 100 feet in depth and front Jeer
son street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-16
Flr.t DI.triet Property.

l. THE WASHINGTON ARTILLERY AR.
MORY, in the square bounded by Girod,
ssss4Hs 81 fset nc6eS fEon on
street by a parallel depth Of IS feet. from
which point il has further depth OF Is feet by Is
with all the improv ements tb ereon. known as the
washington ARTILLERY ArmOry, a very substantial
~ and wen built tWostory brick building, and suita-
a THAT VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRA-
BILE PROPERTY known as the First District
6oI, ana N this ct2 ss9AtSd Tim
square bounded by st. Charles, Oarondelet, Lafay-
ette and Girod streets and forming the of St
Charles and Lafayette streets The said lot measures
49 feet front on st. Charles street by depth and
front on Lafayette street OF rs feet inches be.
tween parallel lines This valuable property opens
on an alley in the rear Ia feet wide, which alley is
paved and for the use in common with other proper
ty in the same square. Its Improvements comprise
large and spacious three story brick building subdi
vided into large apartments the first second and
third Aoors The location is Of the most desira.
BILE in the city, fronts Lafayette square, and with
proper renovation is timely adapted for paaual
Recorders Court and Lookup" is sold by virtue Of
Ordinance No. sl2 new series, approved and signed
December "A. 1867, as follows: " Be it ordained BY
the Common Council Of the city Of New Orleans,
hat the said lots and buildings thereon be sold at
public auction at the same time and on the same
terms conditions fixed for the sale Of the other
real property belonging to the city of New Orleans
with the condition that the city shall have the right
Of occupying the came for term of six months after
the sale, at the rate of ten per cent per aunum on
the amount of the adjudication"
-FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND in square
No. 30 bounded by BArOnue, Clio, hratO and Dryades
streets, and which lots are designated by the Nos
10 le, II, and IL, on plan of W. Ii. Bell City Sur
veyor, dated December7 1867. Lot No is measures
parallel lines OF 1853 feet inches lines Lots Nos
49, H. and IS adloin the above, and measure each n
feet front Erato street, by depth between para
within easy access OF the St Charles Street Railroad
horse cars, and neighborhood rapidly improving.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-16
SHERIFF'S SALES.

Joseph HI. Wilson VS.. CHRISTOPHER Green
ct ais
CIXTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OK
- leans, No. le,2T4,--By virtue OF a writ Of Teri
laoas against Philip Bennett to me directed BY the
Honorable the Sixth District Court of New
Orleans in the above entitled cause
viii proceed to sell at public auction, ut the Nor-
chants and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal and Customhouse Streets In the Sec
o1d District of this city, on TUESDAY, the 9TH
day Of February 1858, at u O'Clock NJ, the follow
ing described property, viz: :.
in tho Fourth District Of this city. with al the
buildings ans improvements thereon. DESIGNATED Aa
Ninth, Chippewa, and Jersey streets. and measuring
$50 feet front Eighth street, the same front on
Ninth street $50 feet front on Chippewa street. and
the came on Jersey street, all American measure.i
Seized in the above suit.
TeTms-Ohsh on the spot.
GEO. W. AVERY,
ja3 II fe4 Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans
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AUCTION SALES.


No 10. Lot No 10 measures % feet inches and 8
lines front Water strest % feet inches in width
in the by lG6 feet inches and lines in depth on
the line Of loo No o. and I've feet inches and lines
in depth on the line Of lot No. IL Lot No. IL meas
% feet inches and lines front Waterstreet
26 feet inches in width in the rear BY loo feet
inches and lines in depth on the line oil lot No TO-
and l32 feet inches and lines in epth the line
Of lot Nc, II Lot No. " forms the corner Of Water
and Market streets, and measures q feet inches
and lines front Water street, % feet inches in
width in the by l32 feet inches and lines in
depth on the line Of lot No ii, and 1l5 feet inches
and lines in depth and front Market street. Lot
No. 10 measures n feet front Market street by 10s
feet and inches in depth between pnraelln Lot
No. ~ forms the corner of New Lsvee and Market
streets and q fest inch and lines trent
on New Ievee street. Is feet inches in width 10 the
rear BY 100 feet in depth and front on Market street.
Lots Nos is 10 nclusyely measure each 20 feet and
inches front on New Leyee street by 100 feet in
depth between parallellines.
II. TWO LOIS on GROUND, forming the whole
Of triangle IS A, being os and 2, bounded BY New
Levee, Water, and st. james streets Lot No.
l5s feet inches and lines front water
street, la9 feet inches and lines front on New
Levee street by Go feet inches and lines in width
in the rear and on the line of lot No. Lot No. 2
measures IS feet inches front on Water street, %
feet 'front.' on New Levoe street By 68 feet inches
and lines in depth the line Of lot No. l, aud 50
James street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-16
AUCTION SALES.


WITHOUT REsERvE-FoR ACCOUNT oFTHH
CITY OF NEW oRLEANs-oREATsALB AT
AUCTION OF VALUABLE IMPROVED AND
VACANT CITY PROPERTY, SITUATED
IN THE FIRST. SECOND, THIRD, AND
FOURTH DISTRICTS
CoMPRRnsB
Valuable Bafture Squares and Lots,
Building Sites, and Business Locations.
The Washington Artillery ArmOry,
spacious twO-stosy Brick Building on Girod, be-
tween st. Charles and CarondeIet streets;
The Continental ArmOrS,
Now known as the First District Recorders Court
and Lookup, large and spacious three story
Brick Building. situated on the corner of ST.
Charles and Lafayette streets;
The second District Pound,
A large Frame Binding and Lots on Claiborne, be-
tween Orleans and St. Peter streets;
The Chalmette Property,
In the Parish of St. Bernard, and other desirable
locations.
The entire without limit reserve.
For account of the City and by order of the Hsncr.
able Council Of the City of New Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-16

o, h. Graham q Co. vs.. H. LIberzaan.
GIXTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW Or
~ leans-No 0,5ll.-By virtue of writ of heri
iaoias to me directed by the Honorable the Sixth
District Court Of New Orleans in the above entitled
cause, will proceed to sell at pubic auction the
premises hereinafter designated, on MONDAY, the
10Th day Of January, 1868, at half Past 10 O'Clock
A. NJ
ThE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Of the de-
PENDANT contained in the building by him occupied
situate on Poydras street, between Carondelet and
ST. Charles streets in the First District of this city
as per inventory which can be seen in my Office
Seized in the shove suit.
TeTms-Oash on the spot
GEO. W. AVERY,
ja1l40 Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
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ARRIVED YEsTERD

cteamshlp Agnes, Williams. from 1ndianola
anu ast Az, galveston. to U A whitney leo
osealls1 III Alliance, Parker, from Key West
Sts FLORIDA Forts, to Perkins & Hersey-
brig Music, Klein, from Rio de Janeiro. to
- Il thipps &co-Ist district IL
Itailan brig Marietta, Sipare. from Mar
seiiies. to Blanchin & Giraud-2d dis
SohV 20 ns Tex. texana, Taylor, from Pensacola,
uoh " inasser@New Basin
schooner NJ r Samson, Samson, from Pen.
ssaacola, 10 ballast, to master-3d district
Britlsh schooner Constance, Royal, from
matamoras, in ballast, 10 master-2d
district IA
TowBoATs.
Ike Hammitt, Tibbals, from Dubuque, with
four barges and one elevator
sTGAMBoATs.
Lafourche, Baranco, from Bayou Sara.
Annie Wagley, Louallier, from Washington.
Hetty Gilmore, King, from Thibodaux.
Ben McOulloch, Parenton, from Thibodaux
Nickburg, Brooks, from Memphis.
Virginia, Eglesby, from st Louis.
Mary, Carroll, from Mobile.
BELOW COMING Up.
Steamship Lodona, Hovey, from New York,
to G A Fosdick eco
Bark e Ward, Landerkin
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
PaoPosALs ZOE LIME.
OFFICE CHIEF QUAR-ERMAsTRR, !
Fifth Military District.

OFFICE CHIEF QUAR-ERRxAsTRR, \
Fifth Military District
New Orleans, La, January Il, 1868.
CEALEO PROPOSALS ARE INVITED AND
- will be received ct this Office until u NJ Janu-
airy Is 1903, for furnishing this Department imme-
diately with
26s barrels Roekland LIME
Lime to be Of best quality, and subject to inspection
before being accepted.
or all bids.
The bids will be opened on the day and hour above.
named and bidder9 are invited to be present.
Proposals must be indorsed Proposals for Lime 1"
and addressed to the undersigned at his Office 20f
Camp street CHAS. II. TOMPKINS,
BEeyet BrigadIer General and Chief q, NJ.
jal52t Fifth Military District
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CATTLE EARKET.


ahekERBO0KER MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OoO. 600.
ERAsTUs LYMAN, PRESIDENT
Branch once. No so Camp street,
INV OhLEAEs-
II @. PAXSON. MANAGER,
J. 3. GUTHRIE. GENKRAL AGENT.
a,'sies Aasued and Losses A'nld At this
OMce.
sans non icrfsitabio under the rNiss Of the
p'as Aiter I've ysars polioiss inoanteatibls,
". q nenspsfmsnt Of premiens or miastAto.
sabpllch2asp.
s1ssA faesas Tor residence IN q tFayel . any
. ~ 1i7liaed portisnse q Ne unitsd etAtsa Or
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-16
Third DistrIct Pound.

81 THREE LOTS OF GROUND in souare hound
ed By st. Claude, Morales Louisa and Cfouet Streets
designated By the Nos "a 10. and Is and measuring
each 81 eet inches and lines front on St Claude
street. by lis feet inches and lines in depth This
improvements comprise s story frame building.
rear briding, etc
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FOR RENT,


1l0 RENT.-A NEWLY BUILT TWo.sTORY
4 Brick Dwelling. with all modern convenisnoes
No. Rampant street, a few doors above Cana
street. Possession given Immediately. Apply u
"a. Gernon. No. STORY Building nos
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WANTED.
~N-~sNNs-0~~N
WANTED

W
gentleman, Temporarily in the city wishes to &C.
cure partner with capital of two or three thou
sand dollars, to engage in the printing business He
has been appointed State printer by of the Com
stitutonal Conventions new in session. and has got
an ottce complete in al its fixtures and valued at
$lAOo This Is capital chance for a person having
the above amount, as the printing for the Conven-
tion will amount to at least S3GtO0 A note left At
the office Of the New Orleans Republican addressed
70 Publisher" stating where an interview can be
had, will receive prompt attention. jai6 IL
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Feur1h pl.lrlet Propertr.

S. A LOT OF GROUND in square bounded by
Josephine, Jackson, DFyAdes, Snd Laurent streets,
designated as lot No. 49, and measuring 81 feet
inches and lines front Josephine street BY los
feet depth between parallel lines This lot adj
Joins the corner Of pFyAdes and Josephine streets
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Once % suPerintendent OF Public
schools-New Orleans, 18th January, lses-Nornal
SosooL-Graduatss Of the City High schsol and of
otRtr institutions Of corresponding grade DESTROYS
Of admission TO the Normal School to be organized
under the Board of School Directors, are requested
70 assemble at the Central High School building,
Burgundy street, on SATURDAY, 18th instant, at
ga. NJ.
BY direction Of the committee:
WILLIAM o. ROGERS.
laloas Supt Public Schools.
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RAILROADS.

BLUE LINZ ILLINOIS CENTRAL
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Through 10 al points in the West and East with
out change Of cars or breaking bulk from Cairo
Time and condition guaranteed to Chicago, Cincin-
natl, St Louis, Dubuque, Galsna Detroit Niagara
Falls Albany, New York. and Boston.
Special Rates to all points, and all information
given on application TO
JAMES t. TUCKER,
General Southern Agent
on IA Carondelst street.
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No. sO6-New Series.
MAToRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
)ity Hall, 18th Day of December. lSB7.

MATORALTY OF NEW ORIFAHs D
City Hall. 18th Day Of December, 1861.
Resolved, That all property, whether real or per.
sonal belonging TO the city Of New Orleans which
can be disposed Of without detriment TO the public
interest or convenience shall be sold under the
supervision and direction of the chAirmen Of the
Finance Committees, the sales thereof TO commence
on the third Monday OF January, 1858 and 10 be con
tinued from time to time at the discretion Of che
chairmen of the said committees.
Resolved. That the terms of said Bsles shall be
third cash, payable in city notes. and the balance
in notes Of equal amounts, secured by mortgage on
the property payable at one and two years. with in.
terest at tine rate of eight per cent per fro
date till paid and with five per cent lawyers fees
case it should be necessary to institute suit for the
payment of said notes. Acts of sale before the Cty
Notary with internal revenue stamps at the expense
of tine purchasers, who wi have the option to pay
the entire purchase money cash in city notes.
(Signed) II W. PERKINS,
President pro ten- Board Assistant aldermen
tSiEned) JAMES GRAHAM
President Board OF Aldermen.
Approved December Is, 1851
tSigned) E. HEATH, Mayor.
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BOARDING,


pOOMB AND BOARD PLEASANT
~ Rooms and Board for families and single gem
tlemen can be obtained By immediate application At
I62 Julia street. ie26
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DY @. Il. GIRAEDEY d. coo, T..
ID Girardey, City Auc ionesi Office No. II Ex.
change Place -MoNDAk, tbe 10Th day Of January,
1865, at z clock ~, will pc q at public auction,
at the Merchants and AucJt4neeTs' Exchange on
Royal between Canal and Customhouse Streets and
continue each successive day thereafter until the
entire schedule Of property is disposed Of in pursu-
anoe Of the following resoiution, TO wit:
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q. A LARGE PORTION OK GROUND situated
in the square bounded by Claiborne, Derbigny. Or.
leans and St. Peter streets Said portion OF ground
forms the corner OF Claiborne and Orleans streets
and measures 76 feet inches and lines front on
said Claiborne street. 90 feet inches and lines in
and lines in depth the side line toward ST.
Peter street. and u feet inches and lines on the
rear line The improvements comprise large one
story frame building with apartments, and extern
siye sheds for stAbag, now known the Second Dis
trict Pound.
the square bounded by Hagan avenue, Port. St.
A, b, O, d, and e. Lot forms tine corner Of Hagan
avenue, and 81. Peter and Orleans Streets and
measures 81 feet front on st. Peter street, like
front on Orleans street by ia feet inches and 2
lines in depth and front on HAgan avenue. Lot
adioins A, and measures 43 feet inches and lines
front on ST. Peter street, like front on Orleans
street By ia feet inches and lines in depth between
parallel lines. The improvements on lot b Comprise
two onestory frame houses.
Lot AdlOins b, and measures 81 feet 10 inches
front on st Peter street. like front on Orleans
street by ia feet inches and lines depth be-
tween parallel lines.
Lot b Adjoins O, and measures 81 feet front on
feet 6inohes and lines in depth between parallel
lines. The improvements comprise a One-stOTy frame
house.
Lot f adioins D, and measures 90 feet front on ST.
Peter street. like front Orleans street by ia feet
inches and lines in depth between parallel lines
as. A TRIAN1ULAR PORTION OF GROUND
known as square No. 437, bounded by Esplanade and
ton of ground measures rs feet inches and lines
front on Esplanade street, l33 feet 9 inches and
lines front Kendou street by ls2 feet inchea
front on st. John route.
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ATLANTIC AND GREAT vyEsTERw
HALLWAY

VIA CINCINNATI, Or URBANA, OR GALLON
or Mansfield, or Cleveland, or Cory, or Salaman-
ca, 70 or from New York, Boston, Piitsburg Phiia-
delphia, Baltimore, and Washington City.
Tins Is the only route to the Gil Regions of Penn
aylvania. =
Passengers who wish quick and comfortable trip
VIII appreciate the smooth and perfect track, the
nutritious Gay cars, and the magnificent sleeping
coaches the excallent dining halls with ample time
for meals. and the prompt time and sure connections
Of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway.
Fare as low and time as quick as by any other
route.
Through Tickets and Baggage uhseks-No. 2Ss
Broadway, New York; Nos. IS state street and So
School street. Boston; DeTot and Unioa Offices
Cleveland; No S. CLARK street. Chicago; in CIncin-
natl, a. No 80 West Fourth street, N. e. corner
broadway and Front streets, lis Vine street. at u 81
Mail Line Steamers Landing, foot of Vine street,
and &C New Passenger Depot OF thu Oinoinuat5
Hamilton ana Dayton Railway; in Louisville At 81,
W. corner Main and Third Streets and 20 Fourfh
street, and At all the Offices Of Connecting lines.
". B. SHATrUo. Genl Ticket Agent. al aus