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The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1871-01-25
T TO TEACHERS.

'4Nhe Board OF School Examiners Of All.
: hsndCounty Will ksld the follcrinr
Examinations dhEingtheseheef yaar, fS7f
SPRING END ASUMdEI..
BAD Saturday of Feb. AsklaaAs Chic.
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Il ~ 1enT PaBsr Agf-
ts Cleveland, Ohio.
'ittsbursh, Fort Wa ne . CHS: 60.
Railway
Condensed Time Table Dec, 4. 1870.
TRAINS GOING WEST.
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No. / No. s. No. z. Nc. =
Stations. EIp'a Mail ExPss4 x, T.
Pittsburgh l IS am z 10 am 10 IS pm 5 sJl n.
Rochester 2 AZ /, $40 1906 !. 42"
Alliance 505 II As 500 ,sTfca.,
Orville 654,, So PM AS -, B3t
Mansfield o03 :, 2 2 ~, 6521-f0AT,
Crestiine 1885,. 500 -, 725 lice,
do Ly. 10 O5 =, 5 65 am 49,, 11IC
Forest Il27 ), 1871 go 1895 -,
Lima IL % pm 9 90 >. 1910 =, H.
FIT. Wayne 80 >, II IS 81 2 IN
Plymouth $50 :. 2z5pm 35T ,62
Chicago 73o SIS !, 700 So1.
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RAILROAD WME TABLES.
Atlantic Time Table.

C. C. & c. CTME TkBEE..f
On ami after Monday, Zee. i5th. 1870.
passenger rain will arrive at the follow
ing places at the time set.
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! 9l9 a e3sc: clear rib l0c: clear sides lie

GIG easc; clear rib Toe; clear sides lie
T. h.
LARD-A lot of 50 kegs refined sold at lac
= IT.. The market is dull. Tierce., are
quoted at l2i., a BE: kegs 1894 4 llc y II.
BREAKFAST BACoN-ls quoted at IL a l6c
T. ID.
CorrEE-Ycsterday evening. not re-
ported, "A cargo of $500 bags to arrive sold
to a dealer on private terms: also. lot OF
2l00 bags to Il St Louis buyer from second
hands The stock in first hands embraces
Il 900 bags, and dealers hold liberal stocks.
Holders are now offering liberal induce
ments to Western buyers. We quote nomi-
nally round lots gold. duty paid. prime
l5l4 l5'4c: good lii. l5c; fair a.
l4lsc t. b.
FEEIGHTS-Ratcs 10 foreign ports are with
out any variation. The demand continues
strong. Coa>twise the shipments are large.
and rates firm. We quote cotton to Liver
pool. sail, I'D: IL Havre and Bordeaux.
sail. I.c: to German ports l3-IGd sail. Oil
cake to Liverpool BIS ass I'd; tobacco
% Il 6Os. Cotton to New York and Phila
del pha lc flour to do 81 a S5c: corn 3oc t.
bushcl.
RICE-Carolina rice is quiet and firm at
93-c t. ID for prime, ga a9".c for good. and
Sig ne for good. Louisiana scarce and
steady at So a 9c t. h for prime e for
ordinary, and ga 6i2c for common.
Cow PEA>-Are in good supply and
prices are easier We quote yellow clear
Carolina at 81 90. mixed ut :. =, =! -.
and black at - 30 T. brlshel.
BUTTER-Choicc is in light supply and
good demand at i3 a 4ic T. II for Goshen
and - a 30c for Western. Inferior qualities
in more than ample supply and dull al - II
30, Tor Northern and l2l2 pc for Western.
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ASPINWIALI.
The Surveying ExpeditiOn-Survey Com.
pleted by First Of May.

ASpINwALL. March 10, via jamaica The
United States war steamer Nipsic arrived
on the eighth from Atrato river. The latest
news from the advance party of the expedi-
ton was that they We're within six miles of
the summit of elevation. which was less
than two hundred feet All well. and con.
tidpnt of success.
The Nipsc returned to Atrato on the iit-
teenth. The survey will probably be com
pleted by the first of May.
The OSsi ppee arrived at Panama on the
tenth and Jamestown on the seventeenth to
relieve the Resaca.
News from Panama to the sixteenth SAYS:
The survey on the Pacific side was progress
ing favorably
Commander Sclfridge assembled to the
junction Of the Pava with the SYRIA rivers
No new discoveries We're made.
Honduras ha- formally declared war
against San >-..aGoT The m-under>tanh-
ing i nnr likely low 70 be arranged
Prc-Id"L' Na...4 .a- .--Ucd decree su>-
pending Tho operation - treaties with san
Salvador .n'.. raa- country j. disguised to
observe their provisions. II war cn-ue>
President Medina -av- >an Salvador must
assume the responsibilities and intiluHtr-
to foreigners if damages are done to rail
roads of San Salvador. il will be the cause
of the invasion.
Dispatches from Nicaragua announce that
Vicente Quadria has been installed as prcsi-
dent of Costa Rica.
The recent earthquake at Guayaquil did
but slight damage.
The eXtraditi"n treaty between San Sal
vador and the United states is declared in
terlOr.
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cline yesterday was not less than six inches.
The upper Mississippi and the Missouri are
both on the decliIe. The Illinois is Yet
high, but is now falling. The Tennessee
and Cumberland are very high. with pros
poets OF being still higher The Tallahatchie.
Big Suntiower and Yazoo threaten 70 lnun-
date all the low lands bordering on them.
Red, Ouarhita and thc Arkansas and White
are yet very high. Steamboats, are navi-
eating the two torlnera greater distance up
stream than for twenty-five years before.
The rivers in Mississippi and Alabama are
at food tide. Immense damage to property
has been sustained along all those streams.
The region around Memphis. i'll West Ten
nr>see, North Mississippi and Arkansas has
been visited hv frequent and destructive
storms of wind and great falls of rain,
which has caused AL the streams to become
very high. 1t is IL very fortunate clrcllln-
stance that we have had comparatively
little rain on the upper rivers, otherwise a
very destructive inuudatiOn would GER
tainlv he the fate OF the country along the
lower Mississippi.
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MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK March -, Evening.-Cotton
closed tirmcr sales 26li bales middlng
uplands l5l-c. Flour: Southern quiet: good
to choice extra s. G5a9. Whisky more
active at 81 a"l lsc. Wheat less active.
Corn III good request: new mixed Western
Soc, Pork $50 D: Lard heavy: kettle I2lsc.
Turpentinc de Rosin 81 30. Freights finn.
Leather steady; hernlock sole, Bucnos
Ayres, RIO Grandc, light middlcs and heavy
weights q 29i2c: California y a 3D. &c;
Orinoco % 2sc. Wool quiet and firm: do
mestic fleece SIS u: pulled S45 80: Texas
81 al 15l2; California SOB -. Coffee
quiet. Sugar firm and quiet: fair to good
refined quoted at SAs @9l2c. MOlasses
steady: New Orleans 60 n G1c.
CINcIN>ArI. March 22.-Cotton steady
and Ill moderate demand: middlin" l4l4 a
1850. Flour quiet and unchan"rJ: family
50 ~ 40 90 Wheat duh and dropping :
red 81 300 81. Corn in good demand at
full prices. Rye nominal and firm: none on
market. Oats steady: % sc. Barley dull.
70 a Soc. Pork duh and unsettled sales
$50 bbls at $40. Lard dull and droopino :.
ll34c. Bulk meats dull and dropping: sales
100000 pounds; shoulders Sac: clear rib
vac; clear sides 9'4e;; closing with more
sellers than buyers. Bacon dull and droou
ing: shoulders 73.c; clear rib l0l4c; clear
sides l0s4c. Whisky dull and dropping:
small sales at Soc.
ST. LOTS, March 22-Flour steady and
IN moderate demand; supertinc winter s. ,,
go; extra s. IS a6 40. Wheat firm and in
iair Demand No, spring Iowa 81 }}; No :
red 1ali ~ %, generally held at s. %. Corn
opened dun and closed active; mixed on
the track across the river 50l2 a 5lc: No. ,
whlte o2c' oats tirm and inactive at - 5lc
IN bulk, and D. d, ISc sacked Barley bi@her:
choice 81 Is: spring 81 o.. RYE better at
20 09c Whisky SSc. Mess pork closed
lower at $50 D. Bnlk meats lover. loose
rough sides S@sc; loose rough hams J0a,r
Hogs and cattle quiet and unchanged
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, March -, Eyenisg.-Cotton
closed tirmer: middling uplands rs aid.
Orleans 73s 0734d; sales 1900 bales in,
Guiding 5000 for export and speculation.
LONDON. March q, Evening. Securities
unchanged. TallOw ABS Cd
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EXPORTS.

lNpIANOLA VIA MISUNDERSTANDING Hut h.
msOI-tuT lndIanuia-30u bags coffee .oD SKIS corn
and 30 Dbls flour p Dbl, whisky 100 pk IS "a
suudIr>
For Galvrston-l9& bags coffee luo SKIS bran and
oats $50 sis corn 1000 bhls -four ~ ih> whisky Is
hh> liquor 10 hlds sugar 100 KEGS nloasses 70 sk :
malt 80 bales hay +25 pkgs Ipdsr
IlVERPoOL-Slip krudIich Fisl-4Io& bales of
cotton lao slaves
ST LOUI>-Steamcr Bee Leg. bNe tuplate
and sundrlcs
1850 slaves
LlEERPOOL->hip phaio,-.H1 bales cotton 1900
~taNt>
GoTTENBl RG-B,lrk Cay,,iu,-lo.V ha,es cot
ton
cRONSTAlbT-Rark A1tIoru-l90o b;,l.s cotton
IlN tRl'OoL-BHTk NurNt k.ttial!ua-1l4. la e :
cotton IO4l slaves
RUArAN lSLAND->clocncr + ! TurucI-252t
feet lumber 10 bbs hour bbls beet ; bbls pork y
pix, >uu,'gts
rEN>A'oLA->,oop Little >i,as-!o5 >ks com ~
hh.s -four hall bh touI ubls meal ! hag coffee ;
kegs mo asses kegs lard hhl sugar bale hay :.
SIS bran hbl> potatUts pkgs mGsc
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE OF JAMES T.. Al Err.

OFFICE OF TN UNITED STArt> MARSHAL.
District 81 Louisiana.
New Orleans. March il. ISL.
vE,Hi> Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT on THE
4 tenth day u1 March. \. L. l3tI u Warrant IN
bankruptcy issued against the estate ot James
+. Aver OF New Orleans. III the parish of Orleans,
and State OF Louisiana Who has been adj judged Il
bankrupt On his own petition: that the pdE mtut
ut debts and delivery of any property belong
~ Ia such bankrupt to Inn tor i list. and the
traL~rr OF amy property bv him. are foIhl,idru hv
law: that mrttinG of the creditors of sad
bankrupt. 10 prove their debts AMI 10 choose
"r more a-~lgucrs of his estate. VIII te held a
Court OF Bankruptcy. to h. holden at the Custom
house building New Orleans Louisiana; before C. $
h"Ir4-, Register ON the tenth day OF Apr.
d ISL. at nine O'Clock "A. VI.
: T. PACKARD
ju!tod states Marshal. District OF Louisiana
al
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ESTATE OF CHARLES II. CHASE.

OFFICE Of | SITFD STATF> MARSHAL. }
District OF Louisiana
New Orleans 1alWury 26 1871.
T1'HIS Is To GIVE NOTICE THAT on THE
L tweutl-thIId DAY OF January. A. u. 1871 a war.
ran. in bankruptcy was ISSUED Gains; the estate of
CHARLES II. CHASE OF New Orleans IN the parish
OF Orleans and state of louisiana who hal h-.n
adjudged a bankrupt on his own petition: that the
payment OF any debts ana delivery OF any property
belonging 10 such bankrupt to hlrn or for his us,g
and the transfer OF any property by him. are forbid
den by law; that meeting Of the creditors of said
bankrupt. to prove their debts and to clous, one
or more assigntes OF his estate Will b.. held at a
Court of Bankruptcy. to he holden at New Orleans
in the Customhouse building before J. K g. Pit
kin Register, on the twcut ninth dty of March A
D l31l at nine o'clock A NJ
$. E. PACKARD,
United States Marshal District of louisiana
n n,h9q
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COMMERCIAL.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Mar

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, March % 1871.
COTTOS-The sales to-day summed up
1900 0balcS (which Is 800 bales in excess Of
the largest business previously reported
this year,. part at previous rates and part
at Sc, and even in some cases at l.c.
advance. We advance oar quotations
accordingly. and annex also the Exchange
figures, which are for even running Of its
types, while ol1r- are for average lists. with
the outside rates for strict:
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REI.OW COMING TIP

Ship tucr Joe. stephens 81 DAYS from VI .dd,tbo,o
Fig. To Ocean Herc.d A"o-
Norwegian bark PlucE, huUl2en. from Mobile.
Ocean. Z,rcgat Aco-
Brig Anita Owen Pcttingili, days from Havana
DAYS from HaNau, ballast. 20 Jones
NcU-
schooner Hattie 7 Sampson. Sherman. d DAYS from
Hawai- 10 tl..ttr;,IN i Agar
Schooner Mdrtl, VI Heath. - DAYS fIor Corpus
Christi, bound to New York, put III III distress
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r1vHE LEADING CHURCH Music
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THE CHORAL TRIBU

By I. q. Emerson
The best sacred music book ever written hy the
author. Entirely new. Cholrs and congregations
are delighted with 1t.
PRICE 81 30: Tl3 So PER DOZEN
Sample copies sent post PAID receipt of
price.
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mand. stimulated hy tavorahl. TELEGRAM,
| from New York and Liverpool. and although
| factors We're more stringent i'll their prcJ.n-
| Sion> and there was a rood deal OF com
plant OF the aSsortmcnrs being very un>at-
istactory, Vet a liberal business was done.
partly at previous rates ana partly at
rather fuller prices. The New York dis
patch of ll:.J5 A. VI. reporting that market
easier then checked the buoyaucy. but
later in the day prices ruled still more i'll
favor of factors. especially after the , p VI
telegram from Liverpool and closed firm at
the advance noted above. The serious ere
vasSe~ reported at New Carthage and in the
Marrngo lcver nearly opposite Natchcz.
were also calculated to strengthen the mar
ket. The Exchange reports: Limited sup
ply Offering Market active ami tending ul-
ward. with an advacc Of &c on all grades"
.,rrn~.r,r,,,,
>to,, or, hand <,,ter'h,r1 CO. t,r.. ,oa,s
Arrived -lrc- last statement III
Arrived previously ............II9 7 ILL geo a23
r
CLEARED today '''. poJ, i'%Si''''
Cleared prey.ou..y ....... ....-.. a.,.g-7
Burnt ....-..,..,-.-... to'- oIGe5
S,o,,,o,,1..,d., -, .,4r,,oa.5 ,---,--
%'' '''
To-day exports embraced 1892 bales
to Liverpool, lo3o TO G"ttcnhurg. and
I-'o l" ti"hatdht. I'tctIpl> proper since
last evening, 223l bales. against l'0i on last
"Wednesday and ,&!S last year, making
an aggregate since Friday evening of 2l,3l6
bales. against 25.SS2 for the corresponding
time last week and lS,16l last year, and since
August 81 OF l,l3,,"1 bales. against 9li,0i7
bales last year.
SrGAR-OnIy % hhds were received this
morning The demand Is restricted 10y the
hight supplies, and the market is firm at
tlrmer prices: inferior 3oGc; common
Hi2 rae: good common a. 20; fair q
sac good iair S'2 Sac; fully ialr "49'4c;
prime 9l2 934c. strictly prime 10 II lOI4 c;
choice iva gilr'yrilow clarified Il l2ilc,
ana "hi'e 'I1s 80, @ ioc'
MoLAssEs-lhe receipts to-day are con
fined to $50 bbls. The supplies are light
and poor III quality. Inferior termentng
commands 2O023c; good do 30 Zoe; cen
triiugal - a Zoe, as in quality; plantation
reboiled a. a iSc; city refinery reboiled 80 a
6oc, as in quality; golden syrup at zoe 4 81
t. gallon
FLOUK-Thc market continues in good
supply and dull: supcrfine is quoted at 50 n
8 I2l2; double extra at So 80 as -; treble
extra at 8 n - = Dbl. About Zoo bbls
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

ARGYLE lANIlNG-Stc3mcr Frank PaI.oud-
l79 bales cotton J!& Sis cotton SEED pkgs ton.,
and >uuGrv produce
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Iud.afa-'-o bales cotton
IT, hhd> tobacco 100 head Sheep and suudry pro
Gr.rr
ST LoUIS-Stcancr city OF Ar.u-Il9 bales Of
cotton "9 hid tobacco 2!2S biol, -four and suudry
produce
ST LOJIS-Steamer NJ i WIcks--sU4 bbls dour
So SKIS oats 700 tcs Hard and suudgE produce
LOWER toA>r-StcauI-r B,aufoIt-5O bbls Of
moasst-S 10 sis nee and suudIIcs
LAFoURCHE-Lugg,r Nuru.u. >tar-lOO bbs of
p"tat"es and sundTIes
LOWER 'oA>T-LuGsrr River Qleeuh bbs Of
nee and suudries
LAFoI RCHF-Luggrr Swau-,o ndlcs ulc s. and
suldrIcs
BY THE RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD, March 22-+lt h4.c> cotton and
sundrv produce
MoKGAN> LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
March 2.-55 hhds sugar - bhls molassts and
si.uirIte
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND CHATTANOOGA
RAILROAD. March 2i--sti h.!rs cotton and SIN
tTr>
March 29-t5 bales cotto, $50 bhl- Ime and sun
a.
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Frank PaIsoud. TobIn. from Argyle.
tItV OF Alton. Shchle from st. LOUIS.
Mary, Carroll. from Mobile.
VI j Wlcks, Barnes. from II Louis.
Indiana Neal. from Louisville.
Beaufort. J.anfIeau from Lower C0ae.
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STEAMBOATS,.


CAIRO.
1T. Louis and New Orleans Packet Com.
pany.
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS
Illinois Central Railroad Packets.
the For s.n s.e%ri''5 in. c"ro "nd
e 5:yY1zi1S steamers of this line viii leave as
sazzkszzEzzsEfollows:
BELLE LEE HICKS Master
Leaves on WEDNESDAY March u at ; p. NJ
Leaves on THURSDAY March 49, at 5 p NJ
CITY OF ALTON .............SH EBLE. Master
Leaves on FRIDAY. March n, at S p NJ.
BISMARCK. Recommendations. .IORE, Master
Leaves on SATURDAY March 25 at 5 =. NJ
Giving through bills OF adins to all points on the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Nashville and
Northwestern Railroad, and Memphis and OHIO
RairOad-also to ST. Louis
Through Tickets furnished at loves, rates to all
routes via Memphis, Cairo and st. Louis state
ICONS secured at General Office l04 Common
street.
a. \. WOODS, General Agent
lU4 Common street
I. q. WAYNE, Freight Agent.
3. Natchez street.
JOHN y. BOFINGER President.
Bills of laG:ng for all freights over the Illinois
Central Railroad; signed at the office OF
JAMES T. TUCKER
mhf 26 Carondelet street.
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STEAMSHIPS.
GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA.

(EALVESTON AND TNDTANOI1H'
efS The fast sailing ZION steam
1 ME.shp
THOMAS kEl.SC
Is receiving freight at her wharf f"ot "i a.
lOp. street fOI the above ports. ana WI "''' vi
SATURDAY, March 25 at A. NJ.
Freight and passage at very low rates
Steamer krlsO leaves regularly every zen az! >
No freight received without permit 80
Cabin passage. $40 Deck passage. -
Goods insured on our open policy at lowest rates
For freight passage apply 20
WILLIAM II. FIELD, Agent,
Corner Camp and Common streets
mh2J 2t story bullulh3.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship 81 Mary Hawthorne from lndi;.uni;t a
Galveston toe A Whitney &co-lst district 9
Bark Mary r Libby. Libby. days from Havana
III ballast to ) Jones Aco-Puint
Bark John Henry. Ilorc. from Mobile. to ocean
Z.rcga Aco-Poiut
Brig MaIgarht. Johnson. II days from Charleston.
10 Price, Hne X Tupler-2d district p T
Lug.rr Morning Star, ----. from LsIiourche 10
maStrI-2d district II
Luggtr River Quren. ,arbouc, from Lower Coast
IL mastcl-2d district IA
Lu"gcr Swan. S.tyoic. from iaf"trchr. 10 iuastti-
"a district II
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STEAMBOATS,.

Tccunl>ch. L,Im crtl from the P.ts>e Slowed dow
and to sca 2Gth instant. Slips Vanguard an
Brought up bark JOHN Henry an
Libby
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RAILROADS..
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD,
MOBILE DIVISION.

Two express trains daily. On and after MONDAY
January - 1871 passenger trains will as fol-
lows: Leave New Orleans from the foot 0. Canal
street for Mobile and intermediate stations ~
A. NJ and :; +. NJ. Arrive at Mobile at 2:l0 and 4ts
r. NJ. Leave Mobile, from foot Of Government
street for New Orleans and intermediate statlo,s
at 815 A. NJ. and $3.50 p NJ. Arrive at New Orleans
al 23O and $50 F. N. Connections made at Nol,is
by 3 4. NJ. trains with Mobile and Ohio road for n
Louis. Chicago, Louisville and ALL POlNTS
NORTH EAST AND WEST. and by tie 3 p
NJ. train with night express train OF the Mobile
and Mont gomcry road for Montgomery, Atlanta
Augusta. Savannah. Jacksonville, Florida and "A
points North, East and West. Freight trains each
way daily, and freight received at he foo: Of JuLa
street before F. NJ. delivered at Mobile eary uext
morning Freight as low as by any other route
For through tickets or further information as TO
OF freight, apply at the company Office, cor.
uer of Camp and Common streets.
J. K. kkNDRICk, General Superintendent
New Orleans. January 70. 1871. .a9
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MACHINERY.

A'KOIKkE Il MEAGHER
~ Edward Rourkc-Mttltw Mcagher.)
Steam Boiler Manufacturers and BlacI>mit
Nos. 1873 and l&5 Fulton and 213 New Ltvt, streets
between 81. Joseph and Julia streets. Residence
No. $50 clio street. Low Pressure. Locomotives
Flued and Cylinder Boilers: ClaiiicrS. Filters and
Juice BoNes made AT shortest notice and all work
don, at this establishment will he guaranteed
equal in point of workmanship and material to any
in the city or elsewhere. ttlG "
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ATTENTION.

TRAVELLERS ATTENTIONS
THE NEW ORLEANS, jackson AND
GREAT NORTHERN.
MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAILROADS.
Run their Passenger Coaches and Baggage Cara
their combined length without change.
And but one change to New York and al n.er-
mediate points.
BAGGAGE CHECKED FROM RESIDENCE TO
DESTINATION.
The 2 A. NJ. Express Train runs Daily,
(SCNDAYS EXCEPTED.)
Makes close connections for VicksbHrg LenphA
St Louis, Chicago Louisville, and all points Deyond.
Sleeping at night, Canton to Grand Junction and
Humboldt.
The Vail Train leaves New Orleans Daily,
at p. NJ.
Makes schedule connections with Lightning Kx-
press trains, to all points NORTH EAST ai,d WEST.
Carries the great Northern Mail
Time to New Ork, 20 hours.
New and elegantly fitted up Sleeping Cars run 70
Humboldt Tennessee, Cleveland. Tennessee, aud
Louisville, Kentucky.
EXPRESS Train South arrives at l:3U A. ID.
Mail Train South arrives at ll:t5 A. NJ.
Ticket Office Galveston. New Orle ans, jackson
and Great Northern Railroad and Mississippi Cen
tlal Railroad Office. Morgans Line Wharf.
Ticket Offices New Orleans, under City Hotel
Corner Camp amt Common streets and at Depot
f. q. SEWALL, General superintendent;
= +. CURRY General Ticket Agent, New
Orleans, jackson and Great Northern Rail-
road.
T. D. FROST, General Superintendent:
d. B. MOREI, General Ticket Agent, Missis-
sippl Central Railroad.
S. W. SCOTT. General Passenger Ageut
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Marine Intelligence.
CLEARED YESTERDAY,

OFFICE OF THE REPCBLICAE,
Thursday, March 2, 1871.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-23

Makes close connections for VicksbHrg, Lenptls
ST. Louis, Chicago, Louisville and all points Devond.
Sleeping night, Canton to Grand JEuctOD and
Humboldt.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-01-14
WORCESTER AND NASHUA Rail,
RoADmon and after Monday, June 49, 1870, Passen
Leave worcester a ESQ AND L Is and pm

ger Ifalns VIII run as OIIOWs:
Leave Worcester at $50 and IL. Is m and 42Opm
Leave Nashua at 40 a IN, 1900 M and 5 90 y M
The 100 Train connects at Ftchburg with trains for the
Vermont and Massachusetts, Cheshire Rutland and
the Fitch6urg down, Peterboro and Shirley Stony
Brook and Lowell and Lawrence Railroads: and Il
Nashua with trains of the Wilton Concord Manchester
and Lawrence, Northern Boston, Concord and Montreal
roads e'e i'A'
The Ills m train connects at Fitchburg with Che
shire, and Rutland and Burlington freight and passen
ger 10 kutland) trains at GrotOn Junction with Ftchi
burg stony Brook, and Lowell and Lawrence trains and
at Nashua with Wilton, Concord Manchester and Lava
renee Northern Ito franklin, and Boston, Concord and
Montreal Ito Plymouth) trains. ~
The 4.20 tram connects at Fitchburg nj IL n M
with Cheshire Vermont and Massachusetts and Rutland
and burlington Night Express trains; roton Junction
with Fichburg Peterboro and Shirley and Stony Brook
tralns and at Nashua with Concord, Manchester and
Lawrence, Northern Vermont Central Night Expressl
ogdensburg, and Montreal and Champlan trains.
@. =. TURNER. Stunt