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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01
THE JUDGMENT.

INN JOuGMENI.
The State Of Louisiana, through the At
forney General, vs.. H. I. Burgess ct ais
BY an act OF the Legislature, approved Anril
., 1865, Duncan Smith, H. T. burgess. and
x W. Jones, of Louisiana, and w. q,
Fhiilps, Al. A. S0uthworth and John Han
cock, of Texas, were authorized to construct
steamboat canal from Vermillion bav 10
Texas, through White lake, Mermenton
lake. and Lake Calcasieu, to the Sabine
river. The act granted the usual right of
way, specified the size of the canal, en-
powered the said parties to collect tolls from
vessels navigating the same, and prescribed
other conditions and requirements in rela-
ton to its construction and maintenance
by tins act the State purported to sell 10 the
said grantees all unoccupied land belong.
ing to the State between said canal. When
completed from Verlnillion bay to Sabine
river, and the coast of the Gulf of Mexico
ana ths islands IN the said lakes and all
lands belonging to the State on the north
SIDE Of said canal, within twenty miles Of
the same. ibis sale purported to be made
Tor twenty-five centa per aero, upon the
following terms and conditions: THAT said
parties shall commence said canal within
Tour months after the termination of tic
present war, and complete the same within
three years fhereatter but said parties may
commence and complete any portion, or The
whole Of said canal, at any earlier day. If
the condition Of the country shall per
nit, aud shall pay the price dne and
owing 10 the State within ten years from
the passage Of this act and IL said partiea
siienld TAIL 10 commence and complete said
canai, or to pay said stipulated price DER
acre ON said lands within the respective
times above stated, they shall forfeit an
rights under this act to tie canal and land
not 50 paid for; !" the canal and al aripurte-
nances and property are TO revert 70 tha
state AZ the expiration Of Hfty wears. fAets
oflS65, page 1857
On tie ninth Of February. 1856. tI,e Gov.
ern0s Of tAe State vetoed an act Of fra
Legislature repdaling tlae act making the
grant alefesald journal Of the State.
page 40.l On tho thirteenth Of March 1866.
joint resolution was passed directing the
Attorney General to institute legal proceed.
ingH 70 protect tie interests of tlie Sfafe
attempted n Be diverted ~ said act. (Aots
Of 1866, pasa 49,
On the thirteenth day Of March, 1867, fhe
Leglsiature passed. an act over the veto of
the Governor purperiing N repeal the aet
qt Aooo, making the grant to the aforesaid
QeFsoHe- Ilie preamble Of this last act "a
forth FRAT the act Of April 4, 1865, q a en-.
hiei with article ere hundred and twentv.
seycn q zlse cons tuition Of 1854 nrohiblt-
,AH file #HanH fna oseKaleWed lands Of thu
$3.50 Nqnasea bF Congress. from being az.
ie@ from tAe Fu2p0aes for which they
Seas aata4 Tho preamble furlher ae-
~ 4an zeNaeeA had not even ta6an
eHa40 lhe eanslruefsou
aA8 htd Nos foa sra sQsfb ths
Atf Ni|N Il elant TheAs
s ts rlr.ssfnp4
TER m 3l.,tl.t ,s sfe
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01

ertisements, inserted every Other
ged two-thirds of the above rates
ionthly advertisements, each square
ertisements, having the run Of the
rtiOn s l 50 per square; each subse-
seVenty-five cents per square.
Tansient advertisements, each inser-
Quare.
Il inserted at intervals to be charged
brtiOn.
ktisers, whe advertise largely, will
discount from above named tran
bay be agreed upon; provided, that
such discount exceed twenty-five
notices OF advertisements to be
cents per'ine each insertion.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01
FERTILIZERS,

FERTILIZERS,
LGATE, CEMENT, PAINTS, OILS. ETC.
Thenastou Alte Gaps and Sugar LIME.
aossadA's snd Los lsviile CEsfEET,
lard OIL, oorroS SEED OIL.
1phslrasias end Tlansrs OILS.
RAsFs coEoRs yARSIsHEs and PAINT OILS.
TAR PITCH RosR and COAL TAR
FEe soaE DUST
frrKRFuoaFHAfR or LINK.
sgfRHAIE o. IlME and OIL CAKE MEAL
4 ~ aapnly e store and for sale by
LOUIS BERNos, Agent,
"a 90 Il ~ 20 Matches stpeet
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01

NEW ORLEANS SILVER WARE
1IANuFACToRY.
Attention e particularly directed to my SILVER
TABLR WARN, such as
SPOONS, FORKS, ETC.
Pricea aa low j. any Northern uaanufactory.
and CHRAPER TIKI : IN ANY HOUSE IN NEW
ORLEANS. QsAaaiy nd style equal to any Pull
guarantees given "a - cases. Every description of
Medals Bsdgea Military Belt.plates, Sword Mount
lnss ETC. mannhictuied in the most artistic mar
ner and d low prices
a. HIMMEL, Proprietor,
ZEE ly1p No. 1876 Poydras street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01
EEKLY REPUBLICAN

ply Saturday merning, and contains
graph, miscellaneous reading, edi-
ltters of general public interest,
honetary reports, and everything
be Daily, except such items as are
tblie moment. The WEEKLY RE-
excellent family paper, valuable
ction and amusement az iuforma-
Of topics of the Jay.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01
y of SEbsg rIDtioH.
* months, 81 80.
dvertIseInents.

dVertIselaents.
tisements same terms as in the
dvertisements inserted for one
irates.
sion allowed to those who send
more.
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pg Folks, for Janusry.J
KEW WEAR
ar OF LOUISIANA,


Zap Of Louisiana
ant has just been sup.
most beautiful map OF
its appearance with the
bout two years ago the
aisiana provided for the
p engineer for this pur.
b G. S. Hardee, of New
elected BY Governor
competent for the posi-.
Is that Captain Hardee
ap Of Louisiana common
rowing greatness and i'm
ate; and it is a work of
fby the genius of workmen
lie Crescent, of which no
\ feel ashamed. The pro-
[fnap in our midst has also
be Of building up a map
Hhment, which viii hereafter
ition Of the country indie.
New York and other
3 We have heretofore been
Erdee's map Of Louisiana
rawn and engraved, and tho
dly artistic--yery distinctly
parishes, oldsand new, Of
e glorious old Father Of
U his months, and the va
isiana Rivera and lakes and
hsifally given, as well as the
aaeada, completed and in
"a can not quite see upon it
efieitis snd the rich growing
= the teeming soil, nor the
amers and other craft laden
cammerce.-you ct least
dDn Of it, accurate statistics
is producing, Of sae States
serce, and Of the rapidly in
iOn Of this Pelican State Of
The inap also embracesa
I've view OF the history Of
the first discovery of our
he present day, OF an aecu-
ssting character, compiled
historians This historical
tho courtesy of the pub
annex
on q Louisiana and Of The
being trayersed By white
enen q remnEDt Of the iii.
lnof the spaaiards. under
Faes, in the vain affompt
and aelg for gold. es.
hon ~ tbe Pacific. Mar
si command az ille inrri-
n tlle River a. mss
iii r Fe
y S.ssiifans
e az NmFaez
seaayfe f1l losR. ana
4aifVo ef fsraa.
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EoH aAd o4ta nad
F ~ SIiis as iB
iAn.lsna
Lis ni AZ
begel
IA later
afh 81
81 hia
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01
=:pATI,ROKDS,.
VIA -, NAs'E7

~
VIA raaNt BA7
should purchase Ticketa b. III
ERIE AND ATLANTIC AND q
WESTERN RAILWAYRs 4
Forming. the best and most comfortsksle
NewIfork, Boston and EortlHern and Attain Il
with magnificent Palace Combined N
eigns COaehes, through to New York
Two lightning Express TraftAs n
This H. the only Line from Cincinhati
lorK under one management; the only I'll
CinRinnau TO New York without break az
the only Line whose trains run through
YORK without change; the only Line Il
coaches through without using Compromise 4
the only Line running Palace Broad GRuRe Il
through without change.
=, you desire prompt time aud certain e
lions nnsst scenery on the Continent, nias
Portable cars in the world, most magnificent
halls and ample time for meals, and the ssfe
and most comfortable route, 90 to New
the
Erie and Atlantic and Great we
Railway.
III. Tekets by this Line for sale at all tiekes
through the South.
WILLIAM e. BARR
General Passenger Agent, New II
W. B. SHATTUC,
General Southern Agent. CincinnAf
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01
SPECIAL NOTICE
81. Louis, Iron Mountain and !
Railroad.


g PECIAL NOTICE.
st. Louis, Iron Mountain and
Railroad.
THE ONLY ALL RAIL ROUTl
To St Louis, Chicago, Omaha, San Fran
Paul, Kansas City, Leayenworth, st. J 3
And all Points North, East and .
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS leave the New {
jackson and Great Northern Raiirtn
daily, at A. M. and P. NJ
AN EXPRESS TRAIN leaves the foot OF oil
daily at IA. NJ, via the New Orleans,
Chattanooga Railroad, making cIoi4
tons at Mobile with the Mobile and -lh
road to all points North, East and W,
For tickets apply to
A. D. sHEL 1f
Ticket Agent New Orleans, jackson s
Northern Railroad, corner Camp and q
: streets, under City Hotel; OF to
w. BEDELE
Railroad, No. $50 Common street, ~
Charles hotel
J.H-wIEG
General experimenting Agent NJ. Louis.
tain and Southern Railroad
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01
R. Lynne. 1osy Cle}

The unexsmpled sale ofthi ked Fa a
Favorite sewing Maohin8 undl ala
bic proof hat it is the y st Sc
machine NV ia tie mark conf iir
the exeefhncies Of all sek macl
with meris partieEilarly its NJ VIII
ID not clained 10 be a cheaf lchine
from its simplicity Of struc capaci Is
do any lind Of sewing frpr & most
fnl to ihe heaviest, and Hilrenatls
DURABILITY Of construction, abso1
cheaRr than any machine w IS SET
~ clAap. Besides, the teri honthly a
menh, enables any person. ,4mall
TO obiain ane Of these mac !, aud
molahly instalmente. 30 thNlgc pa
viii hardly DO felt. The "a
Faisfite Sewing Machine taie n
~ Canal street
Ever since sls aHniaaian 'ths
81 lusugreofiensgy statea. bcqne
IS Direct Tax comndssi bar
caaaulatsas, wlshsuA sstsl
ing mazda II ac ord roa
sue sHese aQaoann a vou
anas 81 tsa cosasRisss hs
Eiifsi tuaisef t
ai bgt ~ g fie W
aent 80 iu
El'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE

AND
CHATTANOOGA RAIL-
The Mobile division Of this road viii
for business on
Monday, November 81, rs,
and passenger trains viii run as follows
Leave New Orleans, from the foot of Ga.
for Bay st. Louis, Pass Christian, Missiie
Biloxi, Ocean Springs, Pascagoula aud n
o'clock A. N. Arriving at Mobile at 2.
P. NJ, connecting at Mobile with the MOI
OHIO. and the MOBILE AND MoNFGOMi
ROADS for all points
NORTH, EAST AND WEST.
Leave Mobile for New Orleans at ll:20
irving at Clio P. N.
Fare Between New Orleans and
Five Dollars.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS RUN q
DAILY.
Freight received at New Orleans, at
Julia street before 40 p. b.; delivered
early next morning.
FREIGHT AS Low as BY ANY oTHRt
For further information, call at the Gen
Of the company rooms one and tive.
STORY BUILDING, corner Camp and.
streets. J. r. KIND
nols General Superiri
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01
REMOVAL6.
DENInVAl

|NIINIIN
|RAOloVAi...'.'.'-:..........,...RE
Tbs undersigned has removed hla 81.
nom tue Old stand, ON Customhonae alfl
ARTIFICIAL FliEARsT0NN /
on Poydras street, between LOCUST 4
stfeets, and the Ofiiaa to No. Is Matches b
IN extending and consolidating bis bus
the frear Artificial stone Company, heI
pfeaa ms thanks 10 . generous public 4
aud tfienda Of . business Of thill Z
Standing II this city, and would a1IIiff
allee Of the hnrno 70 the Louisiana floar
aAeturing Company. NEWTON 81
Referring 70 the above, the FRFAR Al
efOtk COMPANY win furnish their 81
1ranite and Marble for al purposes
fronts Of atqfes and dwellings, stems. -
hntelai tonba, monuments. ha1Fint fof
yards, garden.Walks. etc.
Particular attention o. property hold
teota and huildeIs 10 called e the Art
stems, now offered ~ . beautiful and
substitute for brick and plasterdd II5n
snk1, and pnitable f1r coIluice8. window
wall eeplngl. hout fences, etc.
NEWTON RICHARDS. u
3AAtN CLARK, Secretary.
Depot foF tao sale % Hi6aAhD0 CAP.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01
8 d NIGHT.

1
-C.sss4sss strsse...........s'
ssls4a Einds OF
a2AeazINERx.
asassal a4sssrn Agent tss
vassssswu ssan Ensino Company.
hS's'st'F rsssus RsriAals RnGins With CyiiaAsr ID
Dons, L 'Ooaptivs Boilers.
Plansaassu ,una Farm Enwsnsu,
hoansed o. VIII, Al, With Spark Arrsstou.
srATIONlARF ENGINES
oss u slse..
VISA Nae' xasui Locomotive BOIleru.
" $3.50 ~ plr'1lnF Saw Mills
O b aef ~ slshss aighs " Len Handed, v,thsu.
~
? 1Soo y s1'''0V'd ''lnvAn
TnrslaS Water Wheel.
81 afriHs'
Hangers.
PAM.
Car wh..,,.
49,
49,. IN,
:, - Z .,.,,,r.
"S'Ao ""l0ins'
Which aASs item tOprOduOs
AA0AiHsHi g''aV hpAssBD BK AMI
setJT1FY 4 co1.rnn ssu
-
,,,...a,..,,... ~
/, ,.,v.s ~. h,a,. III,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01

BAGGAGE CHECKED FROM REsIDI
DISSIPATION.
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HE BABY.


little wave.
The sea of life;
tsoul to save.
ts toll and STRIFE.
y little feet,
K the dusty road;
! WhersstwO paths meet,
ROW and the broad.
hlittle hands,
for good or i'll;
little eyes,
little will.
Teart to love,
be- love again;
haDy came,
pf joy and pain.
pg Folks, for Janusry.J
NEW YEAR.
-----
Ran DOUGLASS.
til winds music
ugh the snow,
he New Yeari
lus know
wv have brought us
q or illl"
choice" he answers;
willl
be with patience
bart,
ane blessings
ess heart
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01

The 2 A. NJ. Express Train RIM
SUNDAYS RxCKPTRD.l 4
Makes close connections for Vicksbiira
ST Louis, Chicago, Louisville, aud Ali 1GIi
Sleeping cars at night, Canton TO Grand Il
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01

THE NEW ORLEANS, JAUKst
GREAT NORTHERN,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01

smIssISs1PPI CENTRAL RAIL-
Run their Passenger Coaches and naee
their combined length without Off
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01

The Mail Train leaves New OFlea
ne s r. M.
Makes schsdule connections with Iieh|
.pres9 trains, 70 all points NORTH, EAST
Carries the great Northern Mail.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01

TO THE EAST. ........TO THIN
Via Louisville and ohio and N
Railway.
The completion Of the Louisville Dlvist
road, and the splendid equipment for
travel makes this the
BEST ROUTE TO cINcHNr
AND
ALL POINTS EAST AND EoRTHE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01

Time 20 New KOrk. ~ KYon
New and elegantly fitted up Sleeping 1,
Humboldt, TENNESSEE, Cleveland, Tenn
Louisville, Kentucky.
Express Train South arrives a. 100 A. d
NAL Train South arrives at li.O5 A. NJ
Lacket otiiee, Galveston, Iron Binding.
Ticket Odlees, New Orleans, under Il
Corner Camp ann Common streets, and
X. Q. 6KWALIi, General Nupsrfnfc'
J. B. M0RKY, General Ticket A
orleans, Jackson and Great Nor
road.
Z. D. FROST, General superinfens'
D. B. M0REY, General Tioke6 Arel
sippi Central Railroad.
8. ". SCOTT, General Passeneer
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-01

TRAVELERs, ATrENTIONs
New-York tribune., 1871-09-26
HossE AxDE cAksrAos 1ssxsE


Nsw-Ydax. Monday, sspe d, isf.
The horse market Is improving M life, md
buyers plenty tho demand moro spirited and
no longer restricted 70 work horses only TAefe ere oe
paratvely few changes tn tAe prces psid for bssns
sne light driving horses, although In pArtisrcsses on
account Of the limited supply, fne. esstched teams,
eyen u not OF unusra sze, st high fgnreA Ibe
arrivals Of better quality few fne ssls horses for
11es wanted, but only higher bred animals than arc
offered It present win meet tie views Of aOss desirSus
to bay = O. - - ~ .'.'.
Tho regular semtweeky sale Of hors, carriages har.
ness ana horse clothing. viii, Is usual take place e.
ncssrn Johnston Van TssseIps Horse auction Mart,
Nmorrow uuesaay). September 8, at 10 o'clock.
IA M priyste stables. No. 100 West Twenty nfthst Mr.
yonn l. yandeyater viii SCI vt auction Q lot Of good
horses chiefly trettsrs. The sale Will ID heA Tomorrow
StppssSSayl the 18th inst, at 1oS am.
Eight spring tsuspension) fandaus, large and rpemy
emo sn0ugn S 10 70 accommodate whole family are on exhi
lion a. me Repositories Of leading carriage
Notwithstanding the barge dimensions, these carriages
se very srsSefI N outline aud the trimmings Of ext
@ saste NO doubt they would meet with ready sales
put iof tne absence In the market OF ne horses su
Gently Largo stylish. ana powerful, TO- be put before
New-York tribune., 1871-09-26
t1tsithestrr GOuntn Rsal estate for 6als

IN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT
N for SALR nOdAng within an hour ssd h Of
Me-, YO weseAestsr County cOuug 40o acres In the highest
.,ts land splendid MANSION 80 eS' r0n
feet deep, psrse Osder a'e new S@nns -. ~ ..s
c cbou,. or academy so level greud suitable for
s.ek ao Grh Saw MIL u feet hsAd Of water never ns
r barn and stable for hundred head Of cattle 10" .pp
orchards and one pear orchard a. grated and choice hHh nOhuh
laLe; fences all in order, and grounds ornsms1 p =. .
80. m ;,.rr respect senemanI esabnshment and n
b.h Il unsurpassed snyWhere the atmosphere dP ADo
@ veal upe good and lot rs feet front in the CITY, WIN o
t.ksp in part payment Address WILLIAM DANIo lnOune O
New-York tribune., 1871-09-26

REAL ESTATE.
Nrw-4oxx. Monday. Sept -: isfi,

NHw-YoRK. Monday. Sept -. Is.-
Tha market at the Exchange was 49, W. -
,.,...SA no public sales being made. At tho iose
sS. SrOEers there wss iRle annatic; puysr -esseSs
scarce and n4cation Of any iH rather better de-
IA ~ hsst most Of the transactions are ~ Nv
changes Of vacant lot. for impfSvsa arm steady
arse number Of DWELLING hayS h,aSnsaS have been
SSqsnS SSanST the past season, the majority OF
already sold rented r..s w. ecefeld ~ ietS ~ ~
tho eighteenth Ward BroOkyn cts % other parties on
lnetto1ts, for HO,o% H,cC'c A''O go 4.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-26
putcbrss ano Columbia Go. ReaI GstGts.
Only one half cash! Farm and Country

ONLY one half cash! Farm and Country
)R.5epre copned One Of the finest little DAR anG OtAN
pIRnS ON IN. line II the Railroad and in one of the ean
rops OF The state SALB bargain to an E
sr a. owner has purchased plantation IN the sonh ana "hN
20 move down hse Pau The farm located on The VII
d an contains fne anuvial and Ioam an1 ~
,red and has oi synd wood and tmhe-moHy
er. running the whole length Of the iAr ana
,old pnuR, in every field hut -.r... -.
Fine large full bearing Buildings all new IN o rh or
, and we'll hsde Price dollars worth over M Inc
of uciSg dairy Is sne cOw together with ul ana
omrIete Of farming utensils will he sold IN lump 10 INC
purchaser Of th a a very low nylre. II desired
AFf' Crooks Hotel. "a Chathan-S' N
New-York tribune., 1871-09-26
auftion 8ales Of Real estate.

4 WESTCHESTER FARM AT AUCTiON:LA
PIRM of 81 acres largo Dwelling suitable for pn,se
school, and bas sn under cetare situate N sns GT
% o c,b on s premires I'D day Of September merit
- I At noon The sale postponed TO October 23 at
n,rloc m
New-York tribune., 1871-09-26
6itn afal estate for 6als,

----2,23;I.1N;1n77I -c;;3;;r1 Nm IEXINGTON- ON-AYES.-Two
A FIFTH 4s-s ANp Sarsct; san.sa "'I'0'''d brown
,a.s HOUSES ieE SALE STRVBNSON SON, II Pinest
0x6TNTNG Madieon-ave., near F1fnetn ST,
oSsT. DWELLING 7SSs lot 100 2 sssi 1EoF Il s. sso.s'
1NNM
New-York tribune., 1871-09-26
gountrn Real @state for Bale.

HOUSE, with one or more LOTS, near MOI ,o
IL nasia Depot, at bargain Apply !" A''hnN' '''' "
Pourh-sve
ORANGE CO. FARM for SALE. 200 acres,
sns village; oss brook for farm purposes gooa
nailon1 Penue NS~A"A' ' G. a. OLIVER
New-York tribune., 1871-09-26
Gituations Uautro--ffmales.

A LADY and Daughter desire to secnre o
n home in family as HoUsBKEEPER and 9ovBRsEss A
children invalid mother would hnd this sua
Bile both competent and furnish highest refer
Apesant home desired than Any position
would accepted. Address Mrs L. L. b. Brooklyn u
A HIGHLY refined and educated young lady
IA desires sita,aon GOVERNESS respectable family 70
children from IL German Engsh French Mu
dc ali kinds sf ans work flowers Address Miss g.
Of Mn TURNER No saDdss Broofyn Inquire Ab week
GOOD German Female Servants at Mrs. Hild's
" German Insatate III Norfolk between AItngon and sntoo
01 PERRY STA frst-class DRESSMAKER
wishes fsv more enssRements the dayie Of
r stsvarI Can be fcq Three days from l0ocock o%
New-York tribune., 1871-09-26
Wtean Cleaners.


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Y. VI" Be- % iron s.n RnDSo .
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sss S.sis S:s: :::'' :pS y 'is WEE z':sss:
TOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL. -
h RRsHnSR All Ss8' ca .Sf W. o. .ss e. q sven north
sSTH sSSTE AsEs5cA 4sksG C;Ss & Ts.l.c., % S:.:ss.r
s:' ~ =. !; 's:s time nd s O. x.
VIZ % aasssoS & se. ss: :sI S ss-n,s s,.1.
HAy.4AANyAla,, yla, ,PR0GRESO and.XEKA CRUZ,
i;s5 81 K FsIs: G;..: .;:
S4f g. sAaESa Ki S..E. .. O
For freight or passage ''H ALEXANDRA SONS >, pro.s-.,
..lrs ..Ee,,r EVERY TH6RsDAT O'clock precisely.
ssS5s Sasssl4 c.s sss ~ u s.,sss sc: :
70. sSss: ss S.sIss ,s g; e. "
ANCHOR LINEmsTEAMERs 1NIs.os r. To GLAS-
EVER! sssSsD1s ssH sisis ss'is ssS VII ETSsr,eAI w
Ags!Hs55 s.::.!: e. 4s,E sSs e. r.
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BALTIC LLOYD.
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For LIVERPOOL,
vIA QUEENSTOWN,
CARRYING THB U. s. MAILS
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
will di,psch one Of 6p u Iron ,te,mihips
FROM PIER No. 46, n. r. EVERY WEDNESDAY,
4, follows:
NEVADA Capt September q, At JW N
WYOMING Capt wHIsER.I. October T. at s:31a m
MINNESOTA Capt T. W. FREEsAN October II. at 800
IDAHO. Capt PnIck. October 10, at s:3OG N
MANHATTAN, Capt j. B. PRICE,. October 20
COLORADO Capt T. PRREsAH.. October IS at 800 m
WISCONSIN. Capt November |, at e9oan
Cabin passage, $50, gold
steersg passage (Ofc No 20 Broadway s3o currency
For freight or cabin passage. apply to
WILLIAMS GUIoS. No 6s wsnh
LYMAN LINE; QUEENSTOWN w ,,sn.i and
CITY OF DUBLIN TuESDhf sest rs apn
CRY OF SATTaRAY SHTnsDay SEPT S % S n
All S each Dr succeeding SATURDAY and THURsDAY
North River. go On ,,s.on
PAYABLE IN GOLD. cURREycr.
CABIN. S75
To Iapdon
To Pan 81 To Paris 80
Passengers forwarded to harrs Hamburg Sweden Norway and
Tickets can bought moderate rates. BY Wishing 70
For further inonns ton apply Compsnys 0mce.
| JOHN o. DALE Agent. No Is Broadway n T.
NORTH GERMAN. LLOYD STEAMSHIP
| IN COMPANY
POR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
The steamship OHIO g. Basse will THURSDAi sept
1s from Bremen Pier foot Thrst Hoboien TO be followed
by steamship MAIN Capt 0tsTsDo on @ n sePs ~
| (PLIABLR GOLD. EQUIVALENT IN ounRRScIo
Second cabin
| .
For freight passage, apply to oELkloHs CO. hgen1
| only DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE
" THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPAETs MAIL
| STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN EgW-Y0Rk AND HAVRB CALLING
| AT BRBST m -,