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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-31
River Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLIcA

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, /
FRIBAY, July 81, 1868,
The weather yesterday was rainy and unpleasant
during the fore part of the day. About eleven
o'clock the rain ceased and he sun shone very hot
for an hour two, when another heavy shower
came up without any warming and gave the freig hit
Just being discharged from tue Lizzie Gill good
soaking before tarpauns could be spread. A guam
ty OF ieat to1acco IN hogsheads was, it is feared
Busine IS was very dull yesterday, fac simiIe of
the dAy before. The only life, com nercially speak
ing, was TO be seen at the upper landing where the
LlIzle CHI was diseharging heavy cargo.
Inc arrivals since our last were somewhat scarce
there being but two, the Lizzie Gill IRON st Louis
ana the National from Bayou Sara. The Gill
brought down 1879 barrels of our 1923 bags of bran
1850 bags corn, and sundries.
mere was but one de parture yesterday, the Liz.
zle Hopkins, for Jefferson, with fair trip.
The Frank Pargoud Is now due and will probably
6e az the landlnG this morning. She leaves again on
The General Qutman will be in to-day and leave
again at r. III. on Saturday foE NiOksbSTg
The Legal Tender is now due and in all proba.
bility will be in tn morning. and will leave again on
Saturday for Louisville.
Several other coast packets due, and will be in
port ready to leave Saturday evening; among which
are the St Nicholas. Wild Wagner, Governor Allen,
Gray Eagle, etc.
For BAYOU SARA.-The superb steamer National
will back out from the foot of St. Louis street odAy
at 10 A. N. for Bayou Sara.
FOR Lower CoAsr-The fRVorite and popular
steamer A g. Brown will leave to-day at IL A. NJ for
Forts Jackson and St. Philip. Passengers and
Shippers should take notice of this as she leaves
punotuai to the hour.
The river before the city is falling slowly. 1t is
now eleven feet ten inches below high-wster mark.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

ST LOUIS-Steamer Lizzie Ciill--2O hf bbls beer to
Pierson~75 BIS candy Schneider 4 zu6erbier-50 do
Whit 4 " ard--25 bbls beer to j A Blaffer &cO-lO
hardware Rice Bres 6co-lCO bbls meal j S Wallis
6 pkgs mdse Ober Atwater &co-3O0 b1s candies to
bbls meal j / Dunnica 6c1-l50 bbis flour to j Ii
Oglesby &co-2OO do Chenoweth Casey 6co-3OO do
] 8 Woods-i0lI sks corn X k Walker 6co-9O sks
ship stuff SO SKIS malt Jno Hendorson-2O kegs butter
sEs bran CGzantrs"f0 Shds bacon West { Settis
tonS26I SKIS corn Sc SKIS bran 253 bbs Hour to b NJ
$500 S sfS SrSn sg Dds bSE 1oI s a bss
straw $50 bbs flour 10 bTs eggs q do glass 10 SKIS rye
1856 SKIS corn a sks wheat 10 orders rolls leather TO
81 W Smitb-l6 pkes mdse o A Whitney &co-3O hf
bbs beer j Zeirier-2 bbIs eggs Julian-l7 bbls oil
Tho Ringf nEgs mdse n CSmnmSnI case mdss
W II Letchford Eco-55 bxs bitters q A whitney eco
Coz o sks mali Weissenbacb & KiumpN75 bTs mdse
Wheei0ok, Finiay &co-i38 bbls flour to Fairchild
Bingham-6s 6bls meal Chenowith, Casey Gco-2s
sk, corn bbs eggs 2 bbls oil p s DuSouchet Gco-3
bbis eggs Fairchild Bingham-Is0 bbIs tlonr TO
6oo-II sks corn hhds tobacco Beadies Wingo 4
cos hhds tobacco Jno h Kings do Ii + Given-29
Vinepar n = EthaIIN9 h99s mdse 70 "A RIaese Ern-95
hhds bacon A Whitney &co-43 bbls tiour 1855 bIs
ms sDnles M nowIiDgO5i do Il W BVTon-i css var
nish T. I HigbvN- ID M starch I 4 Moore fcoi01
b1s candles TO J B Vanhorn 6co--l227 sksloats GAS
bbls flour II Kennedy 6oo-56O SIX oats nj Druhan
Schneider 10 b onr ks seS sn 70
6eId-490 do KehloT IJpdike Ico~SI0 bbis flonr 10
da n y S 30 40 aco Wa Seoo
ton-27 do IA keSs lard n " Il Sanford 6cn-2s nls0s
lead FoIgeT too-.4 his bacon {; W Ryrne 6enE5
tcs hams Del Bondio-5 tcs bacon 20 bbls po-k 90
bbls flour Allen Wayne kcoC75 do Won Phul BrosN
800 56s lime VI bur- oo 9bls tlou5 Dqay-IO S
SKIS matt Weissenbach 4 Klump-l ambuIanoe and
harness Se,, 4 r,S-55 nj Ss tpbarcn i y SaTa -
a. do Ham shaim-sl7 AZ s T. Sssst { Rrri9 bPIs
ear q Krost1snpdriss To opdarTotsI Iess as osts
4772 bbls onr az hhds tobacco 15Is sIs corn I}3G as
bran ~ 'l'1A ~ 'A-N 'ON"'NO '''' SA' wa" ''' 7A'
LOUISVILIF-Steamer Legal Tender-5 brs eggs
Miller 4 Heyar-2 hhds Tobacco .Ino II Eing-S 10
X + ToTainS dn WiIsnn 4 Vonng5 bbis sys to
F Del BondioIgI nc. baggin, q 4 Wbitnev Co.,
MOS castIngs A S,Tngee' ~ roiIs La bar 1 = Geos
Il do q WeisbaarNi5 do T6es SshorrI5 rolls ieefher
Jno tEanE-l6 10 PF4rockmort 'n-25 pcs castings
i2S Nos baggn = a Eenndv go O. SSI Fo 49,
ID n Soria SG"eZ2s tes hams Gobb DoIhonde ,Jco-g
bbs sead + CiayaI a nLgs nd - IN / n Asbbr,itys
necanN1 6f'bbjs beer KeitTer 4 TIoiandeTI15 ms
preserves J Duntze-5 do j Is Soair-s2 pkrs fndse
Bonton Sn,t6 troios mi Mi atnas a. b's oni1T,
to FaITcbIid 4 Bingb In1 do IN This D0istnes re
Thos King-37I his potatoss Grave h Wi JsrtnsnN
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AGENTS FOR THE REPUBLICAN,.


In tho Country Parishes OF Louisiana.
decentralization p. +. Valfroit. Tu'
reAux Postoffice-Milton Morris.
ssurnptio -Napoleonville-O II. Hampstead.
Bienville-Ringgold-M II. Twitchen.
Observation-Disclosures Pearce.
Oaddo-Shrsveport-B BENJAMIN MeLeran,
Observation-Disclosures Landing-J. Il. l.anders.
Caldwell-Copenhagen b; EdgewoTth'
CArroll-Iake Providence-George u Benham'
o Observation-Disclosures. w. Baker.
Ooncordia-V idaa-A. B. Harris.
De Soto-Manshed-G. Snyder II, ,,...oo;.
East Baton Rouge-Baton Rouge-Louis FRANCOIS
East Feliciana-OIinton-R Richard Lewis.
Ibervile-Bayou Goula-P. o. Desonoe-El9que'
mines-William Brown. -,
Acknowledgement W. Feig us99ni.
Observation-Disclosures. IT, GarolneT;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ille-tortune hlAro.r.,,
Observation-Disclosures H Reese-Wlliiam
Murrel ,,,x v,..
Morehouse- Bastrop, E. buckingham
Natchitoches = Natchitoohes, diaries Leroy ana
William II. Hiestand. ,.,. D..
Plauuemines-BOn Selour-D. A. TnlDaut-burhs
HettIern ent--W. A. BrainaPd.
Poiute e-Hermitage-Emile bonnefoi.
Rapides-Ale A. j. Sypher'
St. Helsna-Amite Oity-Wlam Butter r.
ST. Jsmes-Conve lt-Eapoieon Underwood-Can-
trelle-Joseph y. Oliver. -.
St. Landry-Ops Donate, Jr.
st. Martin-St Martnsvile-S; l.. SnAer.
st. Mary-Franklin-A. j. Demarest-Jennert
Postofhce-J b. Esnard -,.
St NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HutohnisoD-
Northumberland d. Riggs.
:, Tensas-St- Jeseph-Capt N. r. steele-Ospt' A.
Terrebonue-Houna-F Marie u. Dupart.
West Baton Rouge-Lobdelps Store-Theodore
West Felicana-st Franoisville-J. P. Newsham.
Texas.
Austin-Ridge Paschal.
San Antonio-W. W Gamble.
Shelbyville-GeorRe r. Stubblefeld.
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Monetary and Commercial
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, 1
THuRanAY EYENINa July 30 1853.

OFKICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
THURSDAY EVENING. July 30, 1853
Nothing has transpired to indicate any change in
the money market proper. The offerings Of Al pa
per continue exceedingly limited and as lenders are
reluctant to part with their funds for other than this
description the movement is consequently Ciroum-
scribed: The street rates are, nominally p cent p
month for AL notes secured By good collaters, and
Ise Ior second class. Mortgage paper Is quoted az
l69l2 o cent D annum for Al, and l2@l5 for second
grade. The banks discount most of the approved pa
per offered by their customers and lend readily for
short periods on satisfactory collaterals.
New YorKJ, and after . limited movement closed at
l4i6945 There sales of $1,000 5000 and $5000l
at l44% $1,000 at 1919; and $40 100 t$2oO and $500
a. l45. A gold check on New York for $4,000 sold at
hands at l4a We quote 1856 0l36X for American half
dollars, and l48@-for Mexican dollars.
There was little or no movement in foreign ex'
change, the business being confined to few TIL
Rates, however, still higher, owing to the far
Their improvement in gold at New York, and we
quote, nomnally, l581S@l5s for AL sterling, and
l60 for bank; 8 SIX for Al commercial francs, 355
for private bankers, and 3521S for bank.
There was nomateriAl variation in the market for
domestic exchange. The banks con tinued to check
on New York at a y cent premium, but met with
only light counter demand: The sales Of com,
mercial included $3.50 4000 10000. and 10 000 at
q cent premium, and $1,000 at Z. We note also a
sale Of S21, 900 private bankers sight en- New York
at q premium
City treasury notes were rather hrmer. $50 COO
$4,000, 5000, $1,000 and $40 600 sold at 50 q cent
discount; 5000 at $50, and $3.50 $500, 5000,
small sums offered at their counters at 4O94l dis.
count, and supplied the current demand from tax
payers at 5000.
showing slight decline from the rates current yes.
terday,
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from Lippinoott's Magazine. for August
PROvIDENCE.

What we call evils, though disguised they
be,
Are naught but providential good,
In mercy sent,
Which our contrary prayers withstood,
And our short-sighted reason would pre-
vent;
Aud can not see,
With partial vision, that each dreaded pain
Works for the patient sufferer an eternal
gain.
Thus do the varied celors of the bow
Bent by the hands of the Most High,
Gods promised sign
That spreads across the misty sky
As the SUMS flaming orb doth slow decline,
Refracted 80,
II but in one full beam they all unite,
Flash through the universe at once its per
feet light.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-31

The P. N. Train from the Lake Will not 90 be-
You'd the Passenger Depot at the head Of EIysisn
Fields street.
The Horse-csr will leave the city alta A. NJ, and
the Lake at 10 P NJ and not for the present run
beyond the Old Depot
Forthe convenience of Bathers and Fishing Par
ties Steam Train will leave the New Depot at
O'Clock Sunday mornings An extra trip will also
be run at O'Clock in the day
All Trains are expected to reach the Passenger
Depot on Elysian Fields street in about twenty.six
minutes after having left the New Depot.
The Company rates of Fare and of Toll remain
UNCHANGED.
Adults will be taken to the lake and back ON
THE SAME DAY for TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Children under twelve years OF age will be charged
TEN CENTS.
Freight will be carried at the rate of l2lz cents
dry barrel.
The full penalty of the law will be invoked against
all parties who may obstruct the track, or may at.
tempt to hang on cars or car steps
GEORGE PAEDELY.
SIG General Superintendent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-31
ERIE RAILWAY.

GREAT BROAD GAUGE DOUBLE tn
cities. ''S" -
THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FROM
Dunkirk TO New York. 90
Buffalo to New York, Ia
Salamanca to New York. Iy
And IL from Twenty-Five to TWenty-seyen 4
the shortest route.
All trains run directly through 10 New Yad
miles without change of coaches.
l., from AND after AprlI %. 1861, trains viii
FROM DUHKIRK AND SALAAdANCA-By NeEl
time from Union Depots:
I:5O A; M, EXPRESS MAIL, from Dunkirk
except Sondsys). Stops at Salamanca 10 A. u
connects at Hornellsville and Corning wifi h
w ~. cypress Mail from Buffalo, and arriyesn
,2;35 P. N. LIGHTNING EXPRESS from sails
oAliy except sundays. Stops at HornellsyilIsi
A M Day Express p. NJ, (snpper) interseetiai
the 2;2o I. N; train from Buffalo, and arrives
4;15 P. M NEW York NIGHT Express. from
kirk except Aundays). Stops at Salamanca Z
n, Ulean 1885 T. NJ, supper, Turner's 9:S
SDEoakiA9st, and arrives in New York at 1870 /
Boston and New England cities.
FROM BUFFALo-By New York time from
corner EKehange and Michigan Streets
b:4o A M. NEW YORK DAY EXPREss. CS1s
exeepted.) Stops at Hornellsville 9:03 Al. Nj q
last, Susquehanna 2:l7 p M. dinner. TurnslI
3 N. (snpperl and arrives in New York q
LackawannA and Western Railroad and Al
Uity with MidniRht Express rain Of New
hhaiIoad Tor Philadelphia, Baltimore, and I
500 A, NJ. EXPRESS MAIL, via Avon and Hsd
ulle DAILY, except Sundaysj. Arrives in Nsgl
Ssn ~ a, A. Connects at ElmiEa with Nj
central hailroad for Harrisburg PHILADELPHIA
u1n9aei washington, and points south.
2:D 7. NJ. LIGHTNING EXPREss. CSundsa
ceptedl, stops at Hornellsvills S;l5 p nj ~
and arrives in New York at 100 A. M. Oonusi
Jersey Oity with Morning Express Train fol
Jersey hallroad for Baltimore and WAshinRtG
~ New OK with Morning Express Train for b
and New England cities.
6;lo 7. n. NEW YORK NIGHT EXPRESS,
Stops ~ Portage 1855 p. NJ tsupl interesecti
dornellsville with the AIS p Nj. train from
AiIk, ana arrives IN New YorE at 1888 p. M
IL 20 T. M. CINCINNATI ExPREss, daily, sd
SAoepted;l stops at Susquehanna f:22 * NJ,
iutner,s 10 Z. N. dim, and arrives iu New ID
~ NJ; Connects at Elmira with Northsnl
trsI railway for Harrisburg, PhiladelphiA
more Washington, and points south, Al irest
with Delaware, LackaWannA and Western ~
iof scranton, Trenton, and PhiladelphiA AndH
l o{h WI VII sI5srnoon trains and steamers for
Only one train east on Sunday, leaving Bustl
o!iu 4, M, and reaching New York Al 10 n p 81
boston and New England passeppers with
59leEgage' are Transferred FREE OF GHARGE III
To pleasure travellers the line OF the Fris Ria
presents many objects of interest. passirg I'D
t we oeautlful valleys Of the OhemunR. Sus9ushf
nslasAIe, ana hamapo rivers, an eyer-chE9
panorama OF natures beauties Commands attest
The best ventilated and most IuTuTious M
this railway.
BsegaEe checked through and + re AWAY. .
Ash for tickets via Erie Railway. which can n
ol1ea a. Az principal ticket offices in the ives
d G ElIpI i1as.. WIN. R. BARI
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NEW ORLEANS, OPELOUsAs, AND
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD,

GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD,
OFFICE N. o., o.. AND G. W. RAILROAD Co.,
NeT Orleans, June 6, 1868. !
The New Orleans, Opelousas, and Great Western
Railroad Company. desiring that connection shall
be formed between their present terminus at Ber
wiok's Bay and the Houston and New Orleans Rail.
road which terminates at the Sabine river and which
when completed tthe distance being I63 miles, will
connect New Orleans with almost the entire railroad
system of Texas. The President and Directors OF
said Company therefore, propose to such party or
parties as may undertake to fill Up such gap the fol-
lowing terms apd conditions, to wit
l. VIII lease the right of way and the franchises
now possessed By said company from their present
terminus at Berwcks Bay to the town of vermil.
lionville the grading of which is almost entirely
completed for these sixty three miles, and will, at
the same time, lease the right under their charter
to build the branch railroad from Vermillionve to
the Sabine River at or near Orange, the same hav.
ing been already located by resolution of the Board
OF Directors, The distance between these points is
one hundred miles. The company reserving to it.
self the right of way and transportation on payment
VI PiOpoi"o"ate He'Bn1s and passage money from
the present terminus of the road to any extension
towards Opelousas Of its road beyond Vermtllion.
Vile
The said lease to continue for term of years TO
De agreed upon between the company and the
essees' At the end of the lease the property to be
valued by disnterested parties the railroad compa.
ny to select three and the lessees three the two if
need be- to call in an umpire whose decision will be
hnal' The railroad company reserVng the right to
purchase said property at such valuation but if not
then promptly paid for by said company the lease b,
be extended for further term of years, and so on
until finally purchased and paid for bv said Nav Or
leans, opeousas and Great Western Railroad Con,
pany The grading already t.+,o., ,,,-u;.,.,-
Bay and YermiyopviIIe to ba v,,p.J hv oor,n...u.
engineers at the time of ertarir, irt,. ,,,..,.,
but not to be paid for bv lessees until thu and Of o
lease herein provided for
g. The parties leasin, "a obIi,,to +bo,,,oI,,,. .,
connect with No otb.r r,;,,o,d ,.,,;,,, -. -.
after be built Terminating at or tho o,r 80 N.u
Orleans and furtbsr o,lia.+i,,
-. ltd ii ~ ~ --'
tho oros.,4 60 D"u'i
anu
pAn' harmless
mi,tsd on tb,, 80 .-O =. - W."
lsossd
4. Should the lsssses uoossd in obt.inirr LA
grant on the line of railroad bsvord R.r,.,o, D.
il will ba and r.r,.iD .b. r.,..-.-..s -,
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IMPORTS.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS Austiu--sll 44O specie to
U Treasury-s79 Post & Hnbby-S4O9 Eurballe-
5 500 Sanford Black-S2 FaJO, Marks &co-S3T to
Griffin q POrch--S3T0 do $50 currency 33 hides to
SImms Levy Denegal-6j hides 2 bales skins to
l. Mann &co-l3 do 449 hides y A Whitney 6co-200
sheep McQuoid Mathematics 70 Order--Totsl
Sl399l specie
gOVING rON-Schooner Pippo-55O bbls sand to
% Stewart &cO
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-31

The conduct of the Democrats in putting
up against General Grant such man as
Seymour astonishes the English papers.
Inc Pal! Mall Gazette says: "Does any
democratic politician really expect to win
with that ticketl It's probably indicative
rather Of sense Of hOpelessRess on the
part Of the leaders than any expectation of
defeating the Republican candidates. II
they are to lose The day they may as well
lose il with captain Of their own opinions
81 their head, aud not subject themselves
TO the additional humiliation of borrowing
a chief from the enemy. Had the man.
aging Democrats seen prospect Of eafnin0
the day with NJ. Chase they would doubt
less have accepted him; butisince failure Is
all but inevitable it is worth while to nav
some regard to their consistency"
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CANAL AND CLAIBORNE STREETS
RAILROAD.
A New Route to the Lake.

A New Route to the Lake.
Commencing on SUNDAY, July 49, 1853 the
steam trains on the POutchGrtraiu Railroad, both
to and from the Lake, will connect At Claiborne
street with the cars of the CANAL AND OLAF.
BORNE STREETS RAILROAD COMPANY
passing through spacious and park-like avenues to
Canal street, corner of Rampant
Time from Elysian Fields to Rampant street. TWEEN
ty i've minutes From Claiborne street to the Lake.
twelve to fteen minutes.
RICHAI.D j. EVANS,
Jyb6t Superintendent.
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CATTLE MARKET.

T e. F&sHLEY,
Twelve years with Patton q Co., PAtsntese Of the
ELYs4AN he'd.
PARLOR. DINING, and BEDROOMPIJRNITTTRE
Lace Curtains. Window Shades, Upholstery, etc.
Thirteenth Street,
my8 Two door West of Broadway
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MEDICAL.
nR. ri. a. SOUTHWORTH-
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
1877 CustOmhouse Street,
NEW ORLEANS,
leSO6t Louisiana.
MEDICAL.
MARRIAGE GUIDE.

Being private instructor for married persona or
those about to be married, both male and female in
everything concerning the physiology and relations
Of our sexual sysl EN-, and the production and nra
yention of offspring including all the new discover
les never before gwen in the knglish language by
WILLIAM YOUNG, NJ ID. This Is really a vains
Bile and interesting work 1t is written in plain Ian
guage tor the general reader and is illustrated with
numerous Engravings. All young married people
or those contemplating marriage, and having the
least impeachment to married life should read this
book 1t disoloses secrets That every one should he
acquainted with still It is book that must be lock,
ed up and not lie about the house 1t will be sent to
any address on receipt OF SO cents.
Address Dr. WILLIAM YOUNG, No. 4I6 Spruce
street. above Fourth, Phiadelphia.
AFFLICTED AND UNEORTUNATE-N mat
ter what may be your disease before yod place your
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any o. her paper, get copy of DR.. Youngs hook and
read u carefully IL will be the means Of saving you
many dollar your health, and possibly your life
DR.. Young can be consulted on any OF the diseases
described ~ his publications. at his office, No, Al6
Spruce street. above Fourth, philadelphia ie27 lyW
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INDIANOLA AND CALVES TON-Stesmship
Ta1as-32 bbs flour o bales tobacco 10 bales hay l40
SKIS corn 100 bags coffee 80 SKIS salt $50 bxs do 10000
feet lumber
PENSHOOLA-Schooner Texana-l5O bbls flour Is
bbs pork Is cks bacon 1000 90 SKIS oats 50 SKIS
hrap
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ALLENTOWN RAILROAD LINE

NEW, ALL RAIL. FAST FREIGHT LINZ
~ direct between Boston, New York, and Pitts
without change of Cars. s
New York goods for Pittsburg must be delivered q
Fier NO. IA North River, TO the Agent Of the Is A"
Allentown Transportation Company, and not to the
AGENTS Of the New Jersey Central Railroad at same
Bills Of LAding issued at the office Of the Line, No
Boston Once No. n Washington street.
JOHN p. HAMILTON, Agent
aus Ohee foot Of Lib sty street. PittsburR.
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OFFICE SOUTHERN PLAaTTO
" SLATE ROOFING COMPANY o.-sl Maya
hlne 5treet--Are now prepared to put on new Roofs
equal IN every respect the best standard roofs And
az q mqon less cost also 20 cover tin, single
t fSois' huIileahe roofs, steamboats,. etc, making
pared e cover vaults or Patchwork Of any kind pro.
All WORK guaranteed. Office 81 Magazine street
jyl9lt VS. -
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Mobile ...........MAu BOAT, p. M.-Cars.
Vaudeville 81, CAMEL1A, Cozzens, P. M.-Cars,
Lover Coast ,.....A. G. Brown, Bassett, u M.
Boston ............ KENslNGToS, Babson, 8 P. NJ.
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PULLS OF EXCHANGE, PROMIs.
aOry Notes, Bills Of IAding. Dray Rsosipts. Bshh
Checks. and ell kinds Of Commercial Printing nsAtly
executed atthe Republican ONCE No. 81 ST. 0aArios
street.