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Arizona citizen., 1871-06-03
Tucson Postal Directory.

s9+ Office Ope,t from c. no. to7 D. ns. ereers O.. SwndayS, aClje9 1 rW Dc open from 9 te 10 C. na. nntu .Jduther notice. 1fdils Vest Close at 2115 D. n, O., Sundays,
 Wednesdays aud F5ridayS; a1rfye Sun days, Tuesdays and Fridays. MaiIS Etust-Depa1t Sundays, Tuesddys aYid Thursdays dt l2 H. and asTire Mondays, Thursdays Gatd Saturdays -Nails North-Depdrt ct f p. na. on Mo5adGyv ;; Gyrive Saturdays. 1NdilS .tor Tubdc and dSoaOre-Depart MondGys ct Sd. na. ;; drTiee Wednesdays.
Arizona citizen., 1871-06-03
CHEAP IF NOT CHEAPER

than any other House in the Territory, We are therefore certain that as to quality and adaptability to the wants of the com munity our stock is unsurpassed
Arizona citizen., 1871-06-03

TIE Denver news in lengthy art icle on the Camp Grant massacre, terms 1t a 'victory for peace," and with other good words puts in these:
 We give to this act of the citizens of Arizona most hearty and unquali- fled endorsement. We congratulate them on the fact that permanent peace arrangements have been made with so many, and we only regret that the number was rot double, or three times as many. Camp Grant is the last of those victories for civilization and progress, which have made Sand creek, Washita, the Piegan fight, and other similar Occurrences famous in western history. It is just and right, and was fully demanded by the circum- stances of the times.
Arizona citizen., 1871-06-03

GEN. GRANGER informs us that the Atlantic .S Pacific Railroad Com pany's surveying party reached Fort Bascom in this Territory, about week ago. The road is now being built at a very rapid rate through the Indian Territory.-[S. Fe Post, May24-
Arizona citizen., 1871-06-03
GENERAL W. T. SHERMAN, who

GENERAL W. T. SHERMAN, who has lately been making a political speech at New Orleans, which has given such comfort to democratic journals, is, we believe, the same gen tleman who proposed that sheriffs and their posses should follow bands of nrarauding Indians to recover stolen stock. The propriety of sending a civil officer after an armed and hostile Indian, IS equaled only by the senti- ments of his New Orleans harangue. Il Denver News.
Arizona citizen., 1871-06-03
ARIZONA OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Federal.

Delegate in Congress. ....R R. c. Mccormick Governor, A. P. K Stafford; res, Tucson Territorial Secretary, Coles Bashford Supt. of Indian Affairs, Herman BendelL Chief Just, John Titus, 1st Dist, Tucsen Associate, Isham Rcavis, 2d '' La Paz
 '' c. A. Tweed, Sd Prescott U s Atty, c. w. c. Rowell, Arizona city U s Marshal, Edward Phelps, Tucson U S Surveyor Gen'l, John Wasson, Tucson Reg'r Land Office, W. J. Berry, Prescott Receiver "' George Lount, ''
 U S Col. In. Rev, Thomas Cordis, Prescott Assessor '' Il. A. Bigelow, U Special Mail Agent, l. N Dawley
 U Depositary, c. H. Lord, Tucson
 Dep'y Copr Gusts, Jas. E. Baker, Tucson
Arizona citizen., 1871-06-03
TO THE p UBLlC.

WI E take this method of respectful " w announcing to our friends and \ the citizens of Arizona in genera that we have just received,
 and are now open
 ing
Arizona citizen., 1871-06-03
Territorial.

Attorney Gen'l, J. E. McCaffrey, Tucson Treasurer John B. Allen, Auditor, c. II. Lord, Adjutant General, Samuel Hughes, ''
Arizona citizen., 1871-06-03
Military.

Cona'nder DeD't 4. T., Gen, Geo. .Soncmess AssiStant Adju't General, Co., E. " Stons Inspector General, Col. Milton CoGgsuceG Medical Director, - E. /. Bailep J. c. c. Lee, 4. c. IT., c. ?. 0. 5. DD 4 r
Arizona citizen., 1871-06-03

TOT these reasons we respectfully sohcl' a share of the public patronage, feeling assured that our goods and prices cannot ail to give entire satisfaction.
 FULLY, OCHOA & DELONG.
Arizona citizen., 1871-06-03
Pima County.
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS

Justice of the Peace, c. H. Meyers. Constable, John Miller.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29
monetary--Commercial.
MONETARY.

SATURDAY kvESne. October g, is7. I
TheFe:wae IN increase in the demand for money
to-day, but the market wee without any quotable
y..i.sien INV, We quote n sots: With r:s eis:' eo
second grade - lsais a. cis.: business paper
sS Sessesse noe. see !. ~ cent .nnu M
doli opsnsd 81 liz s siiss {.es;nss llla at New
::s. snd se & ,h 1s b
ii3 sls; Slvoe and esooo ut lisa, and sioco eAsoO
The business in silver was confined to sm,ll
ioeolosh for American half dollars. and Hexicsn
The movement in foreign exchange was again
summing up fun. ESQ 600, including $4,000 bin q
eN,06o Al bill Of lsding and clear and Rl5.ooO Il
els :s st lsoA SISok; &sooo clear at lsoh, and
In francs, $500 commercial sold At $50, and
7sM0 p.ynh'e in gold q amA; We quote ster:icg
Domestic exchange Was lower The banks drew
o. New York at per cent discount for remittance,
at the close, and we noticed sal-s Of $4,000 and
private ssniess. and saases S:sH and psissse
bankers' at ZIG per cent discount; $1,000 and
sio, occ private bsnksrs and 5000 bank q 4;
$4,000 private bankers At 4, and els 600 sight on
SeY Yosi Sa..ii gold cheek, are quoted st pars
The trapsactio0s in stocks included 100 and 800
Louisiana Levee ct - 61; 100 a.A 100 Dc ct % IS
pany ct Sc; 20 Pneumatic Propelling Company ct
81 ek % do At -; u s. leanA - Mississippi ana
Mexican Gulf Canal on pFiva1e ternA bay befors
tional Bank at $50. The best lid for it now Is
Two thousand dollars city ten per cent bonds
Early in the day 5000 city appFopristion eertia.
cates we're reported At q, and since $500 ct 79A
and $50 at ~. Eighty and . quarter 10 now bid
for the hest iesues. a lot Of e50o city treasury
notes cold 1t 36h p cent discount. % -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

Chicago and tho N0rthWeet arc not the
oalysnAesers BY the extraordinary drought
Of the present season. Tho Ohio river has
for many weeks been unnsvigsble by reason
of It. end coal famine al along that river
and the lower Mississippi Valley IL the re-
salt Ten millions Of bushels Of coal are
lying aAoat ct the Pittsbutxh docks, wait
ing only for rice Of the river to be trans
ported below, while Louisville, Cincinnati
and the towns below them arc shivering
with the fear Of winter without fuel.
TIE Ohio has long been treacherouS
vtEeam for navigation, ON account Of its
frequent low stages Of water, and the fault
has been increasing with each succeeding
year. The people along its banks have
been waiting, like the paralytic Of Scrip
ture. for . favorable motion Of the waters;
ana, what has been the fatal point in their
case, they have been waiting upon the gen.
eral government to move these waters BY
means OF stnpendous appropriation.
The government has NO public lands to be
b,ne2fSed by the improvement of the Ohio.
(subposing Il can be mpreyedN nor Il fherc
q largo for this purely local work: hence
tie prospect Of obtaining government aid
lae A0dees enng or dasnsng II the Ohio
g exceedingly dubious, The people Of "a
valley are nov waking up to The existeoce
o(thb fact and the necessity Of action on
fheir own part. The Pittsburg Gasette says:
ave think right here - where the whole
trouble Nss. Ehe people more directly in
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

0t0cA corresponding 0ey last year. SO,16l
Toby: szports embraced So bales to Liver
ssa.s assssR
August q s: aesn: e e. ,. :ne'
good especially for tho Setter descrpicus and the
sSoss sss So iss :s ,s e. I'd
M0LAssEs-Received to-day ls7 bbls. The de.
or ana Is wsss FL :od e sc
ie and Sssc r :tr 1sa g' prime tic ts
e1o,ce; issterday afternoon some strictly prime
70 T SnSise brought &c Tssllen.
It is At stand atiii and We hsve not hea4d ~
double extra sass. s3 Sa' is = rood
G hf extra - Ss@7 - choice extra 81 166s 50
cohS-ls II light supply and moderate demand.
mixed and $50 yellow ct &C. S vS}fs ~ ~
s mixed At 1885, and $50 choice white At &c >
ee ::ee. ' sses .s ga r asn;sS
choice at Sc: go and 1900 ct &c. "a 50 ch";c. ~
BRIN-Is dun. One thousand sact. .o,a a. e,m
HAI-Choice is scarce and in deaand, but other
S:ss arc n good :.d '1R ey and a. as
clover :t 80 IS choice q ss4 So s. and 10 do At
81. 81: vs issSs.ns e.
stock . held firmly ct 1ls Is p bill II 10 retaiiiHs
ct ols0600l5 Is y bbl
DRY SALT AEAt-lR scarce. Shoulder COM
mand ffOm first hands &c and are retailing ct exc
p b. -'A"n 80 :.
are sold at IS 08kc. shoulders arp in light supply
and are held ct SIC, and clear eides are in heht
supply ct sAc p b; casts shoulders cold On tho
casks sleax 49, - tie spst, atstc = b. 80
nAlls-Teess y NJ ds1asA Sar them md prices
IxSpCfksse i |. good isteek q hala. Dbut not
much demand, and The naxkot hao WeaGeued: g
tierees re0ned sold u 1oSc, end 10 keQ Do ON
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

NBy Yo1x, October3, Eveaing.-Cotto
c3essd q lady; ssles SO bales; mid dliag up
1an6a l6Ac; Orleans 1870. Flour firm.
Whisky lower % S4l4 D95c. Wheat-Winter
1ei and sWestern q SOL 60. Corn e
lower; ~ 06ONc. Rico ~ 17&c.S Pork
II el3s Lard[Kettlez l3ltc. Naval stores
steady. Tallsw 81 o9%c. Freights firmer,
s s F 81 , sscpt :: lat q &iyen wool-Ss
Calilessis. Sugar easier; fair t. RoCd re-
timing 81 09asc; Cubs 6a 09AAc. 1olaases
dull. Cotton-Sales of futures to-day
n,7O0 bales, on the basis Of low middlipge,
- follows: October, l6c; November, 1880,
l6 1916, 1Gl-l6c; December, Is 3-l6c, 1910,
70 5-l6c, 8ahc; January, lSl4c, 1S 7.l6c,
le9te. 10 9l6c, lete; February le ril-l6c;
March, 1880, 10 i-l6c; April, f9ssc, 10 5l6c, i
CMcuuAr1, October aa-cotton dull and
prices are nominal; low middling l7kc.
Flour: Demand fair and prices advanced:
family Is 5606 s. Wheat: Demand good
as1dl prices 81 360l4 Corn scarce and
4rn l6056c for new and old ear. Oats:
DenanA fair and market firm At IS 04Oc,
Pork dull and prices ere nominal 4l2 50.
Lad: 1A6r demand, but at lower rates; sales
kefle rendered ut So. Bacon: Demand
clear rib and clear sides 7asc. Whisky: De.
Mspd good ut full prices, SOC. lsss ~
O.. LouIs, October 2e-Cotton dull and
prices are nominal. Flour firm for low
8Eadee; prices unchanged Wheat better.
but slow; No. 3 red fal u q: No. 2 red
winter 81 AS1 IS. Corn dull and prices
dFsopiDg; mixed On track ~ 04sc. Oats
dull but unchanged; mixed ON track Sic.
WAisly steady 1t Sc. Tobacco, hemp and
bagginG unchanged. Pork quiet, 4l3. Bacon
quiet; order sales: shoulders 7Gc; clear rib
sidee g; clear aides Sic. Lard firm at
90Skc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

teRepted.9 ~ speedueeee eapeag - heNe
6eea waiting SGr the aetiaa 8 ~ $500
Eevegnaens In the qettle. 1hey ha9e ~
Shown that disposiHeaite. help thene IN. :
tie attention and lie assistanss Of the aoy-
eUment." n sT,6s seM b.se
This seems to be the axact state OF the
case. Tho trade betwee1A Pittsburg. and
the South ought to b. heavy enough p
support ct least one good route Of tFanspct-
tation. If the Ohio river can not BE made
to furnjsh It, then sailFoeds should and
there ought to b entsx2Eise enough, and
capital enough between New Orleans ana
iect. The Gaeetse calls seaFnestly upon
Pittsburgers to organise for action. .,-G
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

I saw man on Monday night looking
story stores on Water street. then wr;thinr
and 1osring in the 6anes. iEns~ him and
watched him. His gaze was riyited. /
pitied him heartily, Tor. I judged that he
was ON the. verge Of despair. Al last ven
tured to approach and break his reverie.
well. Blake, what are you thinking of ~
said !. "Ah-hw eaid 6e, with 4 emile. II
was thinking that the rats must be catching
Correspossdesl. .a.a.4-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

An Austrian surgeon has got into trouble
in singular way. A bu1gomaster named
Klym was gored in the left side BY wild
bull, and the doctor who was summoned to
attend the injured man wore , gold ring.
which slipped of his finger during the ope-
ration and remained in the wound. The
loss was not noticed until alter the wound
bad been dressed, and i was not thought
dsrzer BY endeaSoring to recover the ring.
The bureomaster died, and the surgeon has
since been arrested, on, the charge that
death had been caused not by the wounds,
but BY Inflammation produced by the ring.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

Mr.. Daniel Home, the great epiritualist,
now in London, il soon 70 be married for
the second time, and will bring his bride, ..
Russian lady, to America. Justin McCasthy
writes Of Nj. Home: ~ have been vt spir.'
itusl seancee, but sinner and skeptic that i
am, was never allowed to zee anything
worth recording. But have met Mr.. Home,
and Iheard him recite poetry Of . hall hu-
morous. and half tragic Kind, and thought
the performs nee admirable. Home IL rather
. handsome yellow haired MAN, still quite
persuasive, penetrating eye. He 10 Just the
man to have felnsle devotees. I believe he
tried the stage without euccess; but in .
drawing-room never heard more ehecti, .
resder, or rsther reciter, for he does NOT
read" 7Af G gt3hsjiSitA .s#
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29
IYesterday's Evening Disraschea

JYeseerdAy's Evening Disrstches s..
NsT YORK. Octebsr 9es-Daly beat Gar
1ier home and home games Of billiards fol
49, Score: Daily 1850, 'Garnier 1890
Tho yacht, Dsuntless hest tho Dread.
turn-tWeaty minutes. seG g3g ssslEI IS
The Ill Of complaint faGainst Tweed,
Garvey, lngersoll and woodward asks judg.
mqDt Tor over 36,O00 900. ~
1oRratss NoxRoE, October 2s.-Tfe
scaoeaes 1l0rence Rogers, fbom Chayleston,
btnA 20 New York, etfived here today,
al - anchored 8 the lower quarantine
station. The captain and second mate died
% n tas Rs:'- E.t Of yslles fe.s. ,
Pro1cesIs respecting International affairs
for the confederation Of the government at
MAS bsen decided that the Pspal Con-
cIave on the subject of the Popet tesla.
ment, shal meet in France and not in
1ne Russian legation At Berlin has been
,o Ssiass eert'eAsf0ff is expected at Berlin
The French army has been reorgauized
int pine corps-.each corps containing three
diviaione, each division two brigades, and
each onGede, two regipentg Of three thou
sand men each, in addition to cavalry and
artillery, and 5000 men extra for Algeria.
Vatican circles continue to give out that
the tet6 VIII lhoRtly leevN Rome, unless
thG Doc D'Hemecourt il fayornbiv in
stanced BY the French. There "a no nroh-
ability Of such instructions being given.
A all0cuti0n, of the pope ,has inst been
Published, in which, wkile he recoenizes
til biehops appointed BY tho Italian eov.
eln1pent' q possessing the requisite qusiif-
cstions Of their Office, he eolsnnly fepudi-
So p0lys guarantees, and proteets against
h6fhv1sion Of thu holy see. -
Tho allecution also condemus the course
Of DE.Dollinger and such - are following
his example, In warning against the decis
ions Of the ecumenical council.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

A narrowing case of parental cruelty and
tyranny to . young woman lately occurred
in Indiana. Her parents wished her, to
marry . man she did not love, while ahe
desired to be joined r. % yQnth around
whom all her hearts aGectians were wound.
She hravely held out until tho option was
presented 10 her Of eikheF marrying her pa
fents' choice or being deprived Of her ward
robe. She gave one long, lingering, loving
look ct the sutton ehe laved, % well, anu
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

a,enle1gElgD - - 80 g.
=. x ..s. = 80 E, E ss e
Is hiTH 6oeOuBeeee witch has advanced
~ 6issldppi into West Virgins, and
lie cloQb have spseaA ftem the lower
lokea edward TIM afternoon. Clear and
ple1eusf weathes continues in the Southern
ard Gulf 0taees. 1~..
Clear weather yin pessably continue IN
Sunday on the Southern and Middle Al
lanfic coast, and probable cleoe weather in
New England. Brisk pHt1vest winds will
prevail during the night 6om New Je.sy
20 laseschuAette and ON 1ake Ontario.
noRthsest, with southasst winds on the
upper lakes, on 6alday, md extend to the
lever lakes BY Sunday aight Csitionary
Gpals have been oedeeod ct Cape Nay,
Nsv York, New EAslasd and Oswego. .s5a
"a Ravsp anssnl1unse.
SOUTHWEST Pas, October q. 6P. N-Ba-
1olneter 500. Wind e0st, ftesh. Arrived:
Schooner Hannah Coomer. King, master,
eight days from Ruatau, With hnit, to New
Orleans and Bay Island Fruit Company;
Norwegian baSk Express, --, master,
tAitty.two days from Mexico. With mshOg-
any, bound to Cork. She put in for orders,
and = III charge Of the mate. The captain
died, and was buried st eee on the twenty
third instant. The Express lost her anchors
and chains in storm during the passage.
YicxssURo, October &-Passed DOWN
Dexter, Ut p. H.; Carrie v. Kouutx, p.
Il; uaydOWer, S p. n. Passed M: Belle
IL, st ten o'clock last night, only twenty
eie6t hours ont from New Orleans; Katie,
e II 4: y. Weathef warm aud clear.
River stationary.
Xsar1n, October 2e9lPsssed mp: P. W.
StEadef and Colorado. Passed down: Nollie
Ragon. River riding. Weather clear and
pleasant.
HnT1sulo, October ak-westher cloudy
a1a cold River n sisiSs vsEy .3S;xly. ......
a.y; two feet 1t tie bssd q the canal; about
nise inches IN the chute, and about thirty
ITO inches IN the ehoals to Evansville.
Weather clear and COOL There WA the
heaviest frost Of the season this morning.
Departed: Mary Miller, for New Orleans.
CAIRO, October 26-OepaFtures and sr.
~ 10y 8gD01lJl, u x1l94 ~ 1Is g.
phie; Ada HeilmAA, 15iFo. tp0Gemphis, At
IL r H.; Southern, Cairo 70 New OTleans,
1t s A. n; ST. Luta 81. Lsuis to nemphis,e 4
= p II s. ! ss, c ns%Rsis fC1 ST.
TO m e. Il: Ess s:s b slsn
Weather clear md eegl.l eThsmometer $40.
81. LOUIS, October &-AxEived: H. C. |
Yaeeer, from New OTleans; Silver Bow,
vichburE.s Departed: Merrill, for New
Osleeee; Alice, for Memphis; Durfee and |
Bee,A for New Or.eaas..s River stationary. |
W1a1hA1 clear and pleasant ~ 81 =
1vANSvuLE, October 9a-Weather clear |
md pleasant. River unchanged.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

:
isas rod Z III IL " &(}K ar.asss d
1k,.>.~>es>>A.,;ss,,
NuArn1kN 1itfaBAr. I.tkk 1NsuR.
" sf.. = :. II s...5r01 DC $50
81! o 00atAA4 SNaSAvsa"A.a -. Z
-. 1. 81 ss'"s's"' '''' -
81" nenAla.haA /. 1eSo. -.
FL. =
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saas,r "a, ~ AVIks k40ulkD. ..a.
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: n y = Taa'N1S'- III 49,
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leneaes m
AnneA meoee... ....'...:................ l,ooeOoe
Losses PAID snce lse0.... SVOOee
OpTTCRps.
". =. F1CA4A, FrsGdsoe
~. T. aOQAsA, Voc Iressdena
L AcADAA, Secretary aAd Astuav.
q. \ FxkDkAkAS. superintendent q Assneisa
= nrrR1Tons.
non. Iobp A. Mr.. New Yorr. s.--9 SO
la. J cr.r. pr..,a.ct R.r, - p.rrhu.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29
MISCELLANEOUS
A TESTIMONIAL


I A TESTIMONIAL
NEW ORLEANS, June -, 1871.
J. H. GARDNER, Agent Grover Baker Sewing
Machin6Company, No. ls2 Canal street, New
Orleans:
SlR-We are much in want oftwo Of your FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES. and propose to give you IN
exchange for them. ono each. Singer and Wheeler
/ Wilson. II You accept our offer it win take nom
~ the last Of five Of the other patterns %
machines that We have disposed Of to give plses
to yours
We have had much experience with several Of
the leading Sewing Machines. and feel that We oaD
say, without injustice to any one. that the
ELASTIC STITCH MACHINE
OF your Company's make 10 fAr superior IA
any that We have used> Its simplicity.
small effort required to operate, and tie meat
strength and elasticity Of it, seam, axe au.tt;ea
We have never found equaled In any other. s,ne>
the Introduction Of your Sewing Machine iuts our
Asylum, it has always BEEN the favorite With onp
children, and eften . source of much eontsnt;on
among them, ~ to who should have the priyileee
of it, use.
op1'ns the past two years We have had i've Of
Toar sewing Machines in constant use, and lsrs.
Of work Of every description Spr I'M
'es mas BEEN done on them. We have never In
ny complaint from those for whom tie work h,
'een d"ne' but. on the contrary, much peaias
- beauty and perfection Of the machine stitehi.>
We NEST earnestly hope that ysu win asSspts
eopedtaon to exchange. and favor ~ By send
'eur nashiass q the earliest sppsstani&y.
pRDCI1lss 81. RlrxABIrH onpaAr asv,,
euD IL Il - sol -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

ssie 81; STEAllD0AT6. 'sst )
.ssF' ibaiFs9 CAIRO. ne -.
Sgv1 o4l1ANe. rCnlCA00 AND E11
~ q aef WEST.
zn uluo1s cIsraAI aAnsoAD
BLUBLINE. VIA CAIRO.
WIN Fake !! Ir.isA' NJ, r.
new Orleans on Azstclssb steaaB
Ol 8 ~ 81 +, =s1-slt - 10 ei'!g1
IxAvne DAILY. Ar'nvH r. L.. FOR
Ceire. Useags, and Al Peines Nora.
wese - East. u. ne Lewess Races,
An ssa.s ~ IN through bills u ladine I'm New
81 ~ g tS SS1ss SsS :s - &C ass
siippsss Is III. roSte .sve a, ar.,aes end traas
et 3: . s.s e: Sc: s.
nE;u sp O. r 3AAss !; TvoEI1:
- - S,,1Sssi y S;ass
STEAMSHIPS. x
r. FOR HAVANA. a.a.
~ TIE aenburs Anerican
a. Company; i'i;s s!:...s, n.,,.,, !.
~, Mll sail NOVEMBER !, 1t IAN.
Price Of lassage-Cabih $50. currency; steerage
~. snrrsaey: fer freight Or pa:sees sPp,y to
oels tpql No. 1870 Common street.
FOR sANTANbEK. n
- The Hamburg American
~ Packet co@pssy,s sleeper
Price csiss:assNcaSin $50, gold; stssi.se s4s,
s''d % y Rrit.ssss .P Esff E Co.,
ocls tnol No. 1870 Common street.
-'et ~ FOR HAvRE. ~ :
i:;!:; ::,,..
WIN sail NOVEMBER !; as : Am.
5: q Sae .s.s ss q LIVER
pool ''f height y Rii;1is ' kEss & co.,
oels tnol s.. No. $50 Con,mon street.
.. 20 FOR HAMBURG.
- The aa...rs America.
Captain Hebich,
Price Of Passage-Csbin sis0, gold; steerage
81 s Tsssssh bills s;.. Of lssai9E ssosd to s.
P' 'ot freight wiI Ri;sass s sefsS f co..
GELS taoi No. 100 Coomon street.
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yre aail@ FRIDAY November 10. assP.M
- The Fise Al SteaAship
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WILLIAM cREEvY, Agent,
ses Corner csrondelet and crsvier streetA
= ron new YORK.
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cSuss.ane the arss-c.ass sssanshss
s131 n Captain Thomas Halsey.
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LILY \ Captain ,. =. BuSdick
SAILING IRON NEW YORK EVERY sAruRpAy.
- FOB NV YORK pnscT-rs.
IL steamship (
- GENERAL MEADE,
r SAMPSON, Commander,
Wu lssvs hse wharf foot Of Je0eEson stssst, q |
SATURDAY. November 4. ls7l, ct sP.n.
Theee sseaEees have superior aocoanodstions |
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B:lle Of lading signed through - Liverpool, 0las. |
pr, 6renen and Hamburg. Through ticketa Sc1 |
Ixet.elaoe and steersge psssengers for Liverpool |
md tho Continent, connecting with 0uion's LIRE q |
)teamezA sailing from New York every Wednooday |
1Ue Ne3GAt u WasaA9e apply to
JOHN Il. LUDWl0SKN. Agent,
f- 10. $50 Common street
Ths steamship E. B. SOuDER will follow. leav.
~ a SATURDAY, November IL. q 5 2. y. oc3V
BREMEN. = = I
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NoFth German Lloyd.