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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-21
monetary--CommerciaI.
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
WxDSEsDAY EVENING December 70. 1871.

MIN T. n II K
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
WxDSEsDAT EVENING. December 70. 1871.
We have no variation to report in the
money market. Street rates are still IL q Is
per cent per annum for AL business paper,
without collaterals, and lJU 10 and 20 good
| and second grade, and 90 q for Al with
first class collaterals. and Is a Is for good do.
and "a "a for second grade. There was Il
strong pressure for loans to-day, both in
bank and on the street, and the market
evinced a hardening tendency.
The annual election for directors of the
Bank of America resulted as follows:
Messrs. Am; Fortier; W. b. Schmidt. G.
J. Leeds, ID. FaGO, j. j. Fernandez, +. w.
Tilton. J. I. Adams, NJ. Puig. 1. Scherck.
Ant. Giraud; ID. Bouligny. Gustave Milten
berger and A c. Hutchinson. The last
three are new names. having been elected
in place Of Messrs. P. Maspero. l. Caul;ield
and David JamisOn; the others were all
members Of the old board.
Gold opened at 1904 a l09Ls against 100
at New York;, and closed at the opening
$47OO and $500 at 1894: $1,000 by tho gov
eminent at the same: $1,000 at l09as; $1,000.
s75oA $4,000, $4,000, $4,000 and $4,000
A lot Of $1,000 in American silver half dol
lars changed hands at lO9. We quote lOS a
lO9 for these aud l3a a ga per cent premium
in gold for Mexican dollars
Foreign exchange ruled easier, in sympa-
thy with the course Of gold. the closing
rates showing a net decline Of SAL. Y
cent. Operations in sterling embraced
f65.OOO. Of which .fl5,O0O clear at ll7h
lTaa: $1,000 clear and $1,000 and f25OO bill
of lading at ll7as: flSOO and $4,000 clear at
ll7a4: f:2 900 AL bill Of lading and clear at
ll7ss a llS; fl3,00O AL bill of lading at
ll77s: f2OOO AL clear at lis, and El2OO and
E2OO0 bank at 1881 gold.
Nothing reported in francs.
We now. quote sterling at ll7as HIS
for good to Al bill Of lading and clear. and
-0llSla Tor bank.
Domestic Exchange was easier. The
bank remittance rate for New York sight
was /. per cent discount. and the sales in
cluded 100000 and $4,000 New York com
mercial sight and $1,000 private bankers at
3 discount; $4,000 commercial at 1872:
$4,000 at ZIG, and $4,000 sight on ST.
Louis at s.. Some of the banks offered to
draw gold checks on New York at J., a Is
per cent discount.
We noticed some inquiry for Louisiana
Levee stock at :! l2la "a s.. and some
small lots sold at the latter figure. No
other transactions were reported.
f Three thousand five hundred dollars city
Npropriation certificates were sold at Sjl.,
| u S2OcO State warrants at 5Sle.
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this free country. This man McAfee
one Of the managers of the impeach-
It against Governor Holden because the
Htr embodied the militia to put down the
~ people of the State in various local
. Ivy. ave held meetings aud called upon
. ."o iyislature to investigate his case. and
.iI. HEcthers known to be uklux, but
'na. ny has not only refused to do it, but
seen's sposed to consider whether loyal
ne'loetW lO present petitions to this effect
ought n1to be expelled for so doing! Is
inns a ire. Country! The right Of petition
coh'e'lap. t,sly denied, and the member
Who one'st in danger of being expelled
no" wox;that sound if attempted in Bos-
ION vi Waington city! Yet Northern
nemceI ,';a' u Democrats in this city, will
S.nPat!aiho VII such poor. oppressed and
ueep,y persons as McAtee and his
twehty-n'e 3tlcmanly associates. who
~e!e uo. perhted to whip this farmer to
. n neart CONT for being a Republican.
n DuG .neee Deratic gentlemen, whose
u "ro sJ UGH hurt because their
WITH '" Car ,Iru IRE getting justice in
Mor.n G"roaina' = not say that habess
And on the TENTH '1 Ra,s S,dte ~. o,.,.,
Jmniy: 'V Sli usbill against Colonel
thirty-fve Others for kLi KIM Mr. M.A foe
is the Grand Titus of caa~aIsnJ anJ wa
suppose Colonel Scheme 10 ths Gr,na T;tns
~ y l .1noon' us avbeen committed in
W .nes1 anu eul,vunuas .punties the recital
the Lincoln county witt .sas sto+ad thot
the instructions were, WIKI tl,av ,ron+ cr a
raid. to chang the victiH 10. l;n'h "a
dead men told no tales. \rS;s was tbs
motto OF that respected eldA n 10 church
DIR. Tarpey. ku-klux Of All ar"s count
in the same State. "'o
Colonel McAtee and ColoneA o,o,o,, ,
the State. Y" p"'' "a
Our Northern Democratic fAas b.re
pleasant set Of Southern assoc tes We
The infection. '""'
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from Florida to Virginia. The area OF
greatest cold extends over Pennsylvania
and New England with continued north
west winds in the Middle and Eastern
States.
River lntelljGeace.
SOUTHWEST PASS, December 20, p. M
Barometer 1910. Wind north, blowing
hard. Arrived: Italian bark Entine Paga-
mini, Paissalacqua master, si>ty-seven days
from Genoa, with general cargo to A. Lam
alta; ship John o. Baker, Spear master. sixty
days fvm Liverpool, with salt to order;
steamship Clinton. at $40 p. NJ, Frahm
master. from IndianOla via Galveston, to Z.
A. Whitney & Co: steamship City Of Gal
weston. at $50 p. NJ, Rowland master, from
New York to George A. Fosdick & c.;
barks Nettie Merriman. Rollins master,
to Lowell & Bailey. Sailed: Ship Oh lrles
Davenport, bark Porvenin, and steamship
Charles W. Lord.
CINCINNATI, December a0.-Navigation
about suspended. River full Of ice, and
fears Of a gorge at Newport bridge enter
tanned.
VrcksBURG, December oO.-Passed down:
Lady Lee, ut eight o'clock last night.
Down to-day: Glencoe. A. NJ Weather
clear and cool. River falling.
CAIRO, December SO.-Arrived: John
Kyle and Richmond. from New Orleans.
Departed: Kate kearney. for New Or
leans. River falling. Weather clear and
cold; thermometer 10.
PIrTsBURG. December 20.-Weather cold;
navigation still closed.
EVANSVILLE. December g.-Weather
clear and cold. The river will probably he
closed tonight. The Mary Owens and John
Lambden have gone into ice harbor
MEMPHIS, December 20.-Weather clear
and cold. River stationary. Passed up
Katie p. KOuntz and Oceanus. Down: Dex-
ter and Indiana.
LOUISVILLE, December 2O-Navigation
ON account Of ice. Weather
very cold.
Sr. LOUIS, December a0.-River falling.
Weather very cold Departed: City Of
Quincy for New Orleans. Mary E. Poe for
Red River.
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''The Way Of the Transgressor il Hard"
From the Washington Chronicle


The Circuit Court of the United States is
in session at Columbia South Carolina, and
Raleigh, North Carolina. The ablest coun-
sci have been employed at the former place,
and literally paid By 1.-The faithful" and
thus far they have succeeded in delaying
justice. But stern and able judge is pre-
siding at Columbia. He is patient and firm.
Justice will be done at last. All this effort
and all this money are to shield certain big
Democrats, who are ku Klux from public
exposure. But this is only temporary.
Crime will ultimately be known, and crimi
mails will be marked and punished. What a
shameful thing it is to see these leaders
skulk'ng and denying, and using money to
screen themselves, while their poor tools,
the ignorant and humble men whom they
fave involved in these crimes, are COM
PEELED to bear the brunt of arrest trial ami
punishment.
We learn that at Raleigh, on tie ninth
instant, the grand jury found true h,iI |
against Colonel Leroy Al. NcAfte. "A mem. |
Der OI the House OF Representatives. of |
North Carolina from Cleaytl,nu cnnuty TO-
Sether witt; some twenty five Others. for
taking from his bed ut midnight a worthy
farmer from the side OF his invai, wife
and cruelty beating him for no o her often e
than that he was Republican, That WIS
the crime for which this farmer was
lie had presumed to vote the
ticket. These " Southern gen
:lcmen," with disguisos on beat hlu fo, it.
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The Reform Cry.

We commend to the attention OF our read
ers the following editorial from tie B.st On
Transcript, a Republican journal of marked
ability:
The national administration needs, AT This
time, defenders as wise as scrpcni-," and
not such political bunslers a. Chandler.
ConkIIng ana other supersrrviccabir tools
1t can afford to stand openly upon its r..
cord az to economy and reform We be-
lleve President Grant honestly favors the
ideas with regard to the civil service, and
the necessity for revision Of the revenue
department in all it's branches, that he an
nOunced in his last annual address. But
the trouble comes from the scheming noH
ticians surrounding him. who seek to com
mend themselves to the executive regard
by means which statesmen disdan. The
real leaders of the Senate and of public
opinion in the country scorn to act the mart
OF toadies. They too dearly cherish their
rights as Senators, and as representing in
dependent constituencies, to abare one lot
OF their privilege of impaItially scanning
every measure affecting the public lntere >ts.
The administration can safely invite the
utmost freedom of inquiry into its acts, and
nothing will be gained, and, perhaps, every
thing lost. by any effort to prevent the keen
est scrutiny. The reform cry is potent
ohC "MOuS tuC pcoPIo dt inc present t1me.
1t has shivered into atoms the most power
full State organization, with political pur-
pose, that was ever formed in the United
States. Its force is now felt throughout the
whole extent OF the Union. No party can
successfully Withstand the momentum of it's
overwhelming assault. The popularity of
the President today exists because Of the
belief that the government, of which he
is tho head, means to insist on incOrruptible
honesty and thrifty management in all de-
partments of the public service ANY rude
shock to this prevalent sentiment would be
a telling blow against the administration.
.. No unmasking of corruption in officials
II any such exists-will damage the Presi-
dent with the people, provided the effort is
not made to hide these criminal breaches of
trust and the national authorities carry
out in good faith the suggestions and re-
Communications Of the executive in his
communication to Congress- If hot headed
Republican Senators desire a defeat at the
next Presidential contest Of the organiza-
ton they profess to serve, let them continue
their fatuitOus course, and persist in fur
III hing their opponents with the most
effective party capital possible to be OBJ
tanned in the existing condition of affairs
And it should be understood tlat-as it ia
he ruth he Senator who votes against
he frcrst investigation into the proceedings
IT the g"vernmeDt-except where foreign |
powers are concerned-dOes what in him |
les to restore the Democracy to the inhu !
ice it SO much cOvets, and formerly welded |
or such u term OF years.
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iyester LAYS kv-nIny DispatcdeaI


New YORK, December 2O-Arrivei out ::
Steamship Darian.
4 special to the Herald says it is sus
pccted that the statement # be case Nv tho
United States before the Geneva co.urnis-
sioner, which was lost in November, fell
into the hands Of the Britt b, who used it
to the disadvantage of the United States
The Times says it is evident that Mayor
Hall has friends among thu grand jury who
step by step fight the indie .inent OF Hall.
The Committee of Seventy met last night.
and adopted resolution stating that they
had not changed tLe'- yiey >, and that
Mayor Hall aud Will N n. Tweed should
resign.
The committee had Entertained no COM
promise.
Mr.. Calender, National Bank examiner,
has been arrested, charged with receiving a
bribe Of $4,000 from the Ocean National
Bank,
MOUNT CARMEL, Pa, December 2O.-The
iron works here were destroyed by fire.
SALT LAKE CRY, December sO.-Heavy
snow prevails in the mining canons. Three
icct more has fallen in the past few days.
Communication is difficult.
COLUMBIA, s. c., December l9-Resolu-
tons impeachiDg Governor Scott are pend
ing. Bowen spoke two hours, declaring
himself terribly in earnest. He stated that
he meant to impeach the guilty State officers
seriatiln.
lie stated that Governor Scott had con-
icssed the issue of So 1000, 900 of fraudulent
bonds, and that within three days State
Treasurer Dorker had dctied the Legisla-
ture TO proceed against him. because Ut
Legislative corruption.
Bowen, i'll order to obtain a certain two
thirds vote, moved postponement of the
impeachment resolutions until after the
Christmas recess.
Bowen stated that if o full house rejected
the measure he would resort to the courts.
lie pledged himself to assist with evidence
and other means, in order to insure the con-
victiOn OF the governor and other guilty
officials.
1t is rumored that Governor Scott. admit
ting conviction by the Senate if the im-
parchment resolutions pass the House,
stated that he would resign. -.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-21

Great sensation: twenty thousand people
visited Old John Robinson's big three-tent
show yesterday and last night: immense
enthusiasm. Conrad's dogs. monkeys and
ponies are the wonder and admiration of
all. Johnny Lowlow and young Sam
Stickney keep the vast crowds in roars of
laughter. Go to the matinee 70 day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-21
MARKETS..
Domestic Markets.

New YORK, December 90, Evening
ton market quiet; sales to-day H72 bales;
uplands 2Oisc; Orleans 9O7sc; sales of fu-
lures today $3.50 bales, as follows: low
middlings for December, 10 ll-l6, l9aa: jan
uary, 1875, 1913, 10 1916. l9 ll-l6. 20; Feb
March, 2Oa4, 20 5-l6 2o1s, 2Oas, 70 GIG:
April, 2O's, 2Oaa. 20 ll-l6. 2Cls; May. 2Oaa
Flour dull and declining: common to fair
extra St 5O07 %; good to choice 81 80 a
2 %. Whisky active at 9lc. Wheat strongly
fivOrs buyers; winter red Western 81 $50
u. Corn favOrs buyers at 76le a II 1ac
white Southern zoe. Rice firm at 8as a &C.
Pork heavy; new el4 79le a Is. Beef steady
Lard easier; kettle rendered 91ac. Naval
stores very firm. Tallow Sss a Csc. Freights
heavy.
Leather is scarce and firm: henllock sole,
Buenos Ayres and Rio Grande light middle
and heavy weights Is 29c: California do
. 028c; OrinOcO do 24027 lac. Wool quiet
and very firm; extra OHIO quoted &c; I'M
washed 55c; pulled 50 Coo; tubbed 75lsc;
fall clip California 361s 43c. Coffee quiet
to good refining quoted at 9 a case: Cuba Sic
N9i4e. Molasses firm: New Orleans IS a Sc
treights per steam, grain Cad.
CINCINNATI. December 20.-Cotton in fair
demand prices frmer low middliug
lSa+c; lniddling 1850. Flour in fair de-
mbnd; market firm; family St 2Od6 80.
Wheat: market steady; moderate demand
at A. al As. Corn: market steady at
Al Acc. Oats steady; No. > 80 a 39c. Pork
quiet and weak; $l3 Is asked. Lard dull;
prices shade lower; steam rendered Sssc:
kettle else. Bulk meats dull: prices nomi
nal: shoulders SIC; clear rib sides a 6k.c:
clear sides Ga 06lec. Bacon: full prices
asked, but no demand: shoulders Csc: sides
rs &c. Whisky steady; demand mod
crate at 9Oc.
ST.. LOUIS, December 2O-Cotton quiet
low middlings lss4c. Flour very dull
Wheat, buyers of; small sales; No. red
fall 81 43ls al A. Corn dull; prices droop-
Ing; high mixed on track Acc. Oats, buyers !
and sellers apart. Tobacco steady. Hemp
nominal. Ragging unchanged. Pork dull;
slf. seller April. Bacon and dry salt meats
dull; only order sales: closed weak: conces- |
sions would have to be padc to sell. Lard
weak with LO sales.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL. December 20. Evening
Cotton closed heavy: uplands g7s a iGd; |
Orleans lOisd. Sales to-day l2,JC0 taies; |
.}OD0 Ut which were for export and specu-
,at;oN
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g kClAL NOTICE..

SPEC1AL NOTICE..
st. Louis. Iron Mountain ana 6oathoxD
Railroad.
THE ONLY ALL RAIL ROUTE
TO st. LOUIS Chicago Omaha San Frapcisco, d
Paul. Kansas City. Leavenworth. St. Joseph,
And all Points North, East and West.
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS leave the New Orleans
Jackson and Great Northern Railroad Depo,
daily, at "A. N. and p n.
An EXPRESS TRAIN leaves the foo. Of Canal street
daily at IL A. NJ, via the New Orleans, Mobile ant
Chattanooga Railroad, making close connec
tiOns at Mobile with the Mobile and Ohio Rail
road to all points North East and West
Fer tickets apply to
A. D. SHELDON,
Ticket Agent New Orleans, jackson and 0roa,
Northern Railroad corner Camp and Common
streetS under City Hotel; or to
W. BEDELL
Tickle: Agent New OrleaHs Mobile and ChattanoOsa
3aliroad corner Camp and Common streets,
Story Building, opposite City Hotel.
J.H. WINGNRLD,
General experimenting Agent st. Louis, Iron Noun
tain and Southern Railroad. no2l
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
sEPT!EME COUR DE DISTRICT POUR Ii
PAROISSE DORLEANSLNO 9las,


nANS LAFFAIRE DES COMMrSSAIRES DU
~ Premier District de Dessechement, deman-
dant un decret, etc Petition de Ia vile ct des Ad-
ministrateurs de Ia NOuvell+- Orleans, demandant
rhonlologation du role dassessement du dit district
ORDRE.
Sur Reimbursement du role dassessement, de-
mOntrant les montaAts dues par les personnes ct
les prophecies assesses dams le Premier District de
Dessechement de la paroisse d'Orleans, depuis lie
premier jusqu'au dixieme Placement inclusive
ment, ct sur la petition Dc Ia vile ct des Admins
trateurs dc Ia NOuvee-Or Orleans, charges de Ia col
lection des dts mOntants ct de Ia direction DIES at
fairies du dit district il OrdOnne que tOutes lea
persOnnes nttressees dOnnent l-urs rasons 81 Giles
en- ont dams les trente jOurs suivant la premier re
publication de Get ordre pour lesquelles 10 dit role
d 'assessement ne serait pas approuv6 ct homolo.
que; ct il est en- plus ordonne que e dit ordre soft
public, en- anglais ct fancais, dams lie journal
oficiel lie Republican, de Ia NOuvelle Orleans deux
foIs par semaine pendant trente jours.
N0uvelle Orleans. dtcembre, 1871.
T. WHARTON COLLENS, Juge.
Pour copie conforme:
A. d. BKKNoUDY Grelner.
de10 IA II p u 30 ial 5 10
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Varieties Theatre.

The wednesday matinee yesterd. v.s
| success Notwithstanding the mo-.
| was unpleasantly cool Married snS
was presented, and the audience like.
Last evening the comedx of "LondonS
| surance " was produced for the last til
with Mr.. John +. Owens as Mark Nedts
This evening, Boucicault's drama of "Gt
maldi," with Mr. Owens as Grimaldi. Nj
Stuart Robson as W0psho', and Miss NJ FL
Gordon as Violet, will he presented. First
"Grimaldi matinee next Saturday. Dick
ems charming Christmas story. entitled
Dot. or the Cricket on the Hearth" with
Dir. John Owens as Caleb Plun,mer. will
constitute the entertainment for special
matinee next Monday, Christmas day
st. Charles Theatre.
Mr. John Collins is playing to very re-
spectacle audiences, and the last night of
his PoM Clifford was one of the most graft.
flying to actors and patrons. This evening
MIR. Collins will appear in John Brougham's
prize comedy of the Irish Fortune Hunter"
and the farce OF ''How to Paw the Rent"
The latter subject is agitating great many
minds just now. and people will rush to the
st: Charles this evening to find out how the
thing can be done. Friday evening, fare.
well benefit Of Mr.. John Collins. At the
christmas matinee, John Collins and Ben
DeBar will both appear, and five thousand
toys will be given away to children. Mon
day evening Miss Lucille Western will make
her first appearance.
Academy Of Music.
The Abbott pantOmine troupe are acl,iev-
ing splendid success with tie pantomine
of the ''Three Hunchbacks," and thew de-
light all classes. There is such charming
blending of fun, mirth. laughter, provoking
scenes, ballet dancing artistical skating,
and grotesque exhibitions. that crowds are
attracted to the Academy, and the house is
full every night Tomorrow. first Abbott
benefit. Saturday. first family pantomine
matinee. exhibiting in the promenade of
the theatre the ten thousand elegant TOYS.
for presentations at the sixteenth
annual Christmas gift matinee next Mon
day.
Tivoli Circle.
The mammoth three-tent show of Old
John Robinson. around whom the affections
OF all the children in the United States
centre, combines menagerie, caravan,
and circus exhibitions Every
thing is on grand and magnificent scale, |
not excepting the sea lions and the BIG ele-
plant. The wonderful performances of
Mr.. COnraG's educated dogs are simply
astonishing. while the eunestrianism il !
superb. The circus performances COM |
mence at twelve O'Clock today, but we add |
wise people to 60 in at ha!f-past ten o'clock |
md see the animals, the birds and the |
museum. 1t will be profitable to do like |
Wise at halt-past six this evening.
The Opera House.
This evening Meyerbeer's grand opera Of |
Matinee at twelve u'cluck
lext Saturday, when the opera of Isl ,JEtais
Soi' will be produced.
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COMMERCIAL

WEDNESDAY EVENING December 20. 1871
SToN-The sales to-day embraced 800
oaieset easier prices during the morning,
out singer toward the close requiring no
cnang.in our quotations. except slight
varlariS in low middling. We give also
the ENange figures, which are for even
runnlnsH it's types. while ours are for
average cts. with the outside figures for
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In Bankruptcy-N0. ll4l.

WHEREAS JONAS H. LEVY, ANDERSON D..
W Dieter. Auguste pessommes and Jules Gold
stein of New Orleans and district aforesaid duly
declared bankcupts under the act of Congress Of
March 2, 1867. have this day filed in said court pc.
tition, praying for discharge and certificate
thereof; from all their debts aud other claims
provable under sad act
. Notice is therefore given TO al! creditors who
have proved their debts and 10 all other persons
in interest that the twentieth day of January,
1872 at II A. NJ, Is assigned for the hearing OF the
same and that they may then and there attend
and show cause. if any they have why the prayer
further notice is given that the bankrupts will TN.
dergO an examination before Register Kellogg OIL
the eighteenth day of January. A. d. 1872, at
II A. N. at his office Customhouse building.
X. LOEW Deputy Clerk
elerk Othee, New Orleans December II, 1871.
ltl2 % 2.
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Average RxchAn1s

Ioe market dened with only moderate
INJURY and oters claiming concessions,
when factors we to some extent COM
PEELED TO admit VI portion of the bust
ness. lndlca1lng atecline of isc. but, later
N tne Jay the deltnd improved and the
. Ne~ lork !elesrat being favorable. fac
abled to fully recove the fallinr of dnr;ng
the morning. Early , the day sales of low
mlddling were reporsd at isAc. but TO-
ward the close none ,ould he had under
lS,sc, to which we conrm our quotations.
The Exchange repois Marker oneneJ
quiet; closed unchange0at QUOTATIONS..
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Marine Intelligence.
0vFJCB OF THR REPUBLICAN,. !
Thursday, December p, 1871.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Title. Deefing, for New York
Steamship Margaret, Baker, for Cedar Keys and
Kew West
Steamship Harlan. Lewis, for Indianola via Gal
weston
Schooner Martha. Newman. for Pensacola
Schooner Gertr ude Howes, Smith, for Ruatan Island
inballast
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Freight taken mt new tariff rates.

Fare from New Orleans to Mobile, -.
Through tickets sold at the office corner Camp
and Common streets.
Through Freight Trains daily between New Or
leans and Mobile. Freight received at foot of
Girod street before P. n delivered in Mobile at
$40 A. NJ. next day.
No freight will be received after P. NJ.
Through Bills Of Lading signed for al points
Eorth, East and West. Apply at Freight Office, at
fact Of Girod street.
G. ". K. BAYLEY
General Superintendent.
G G. SANBORN
General Ticket Agent.
v. J. PHELPS.
General Freight Agent.
&. A. WHITNEY l. CO.,
oCl0 " General Agents.