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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-14
mOnetary--C0mmercial.
MONETARY.
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MON T. IAN Il.
nFFICR OF THE DAILY REPuBLIcAN.}
WEDNESDAY EVENING March 10. 1872. :
We have no material variation to report
in the money market. AL notes, with I'M
questionable coliaterals, are quoted on the
street at l00-P cent y annum, and second
grade at a L.; Al business paper. without
collaterals, at lO01k and second class at II
els. Mortgage paper still rules at a 10 y
cent y annum for AL, and second grade at
-0I2.
Gold opened at ll0l4 a llG3s (against IlOls
at New York;, and closed at the opening
rates in both markets. The sales included
$4,000 at 10 SIG; $Jc00 $4,000, $4,000 and
$4,000 at ll0k, and $1,000, $500, $4,000,
$4,000 and $4,000 at li0ss.
In silver $500 American half dollars sold
at los. and $1,000 at l0S12. We quote l07 y
0l0Sle for these. and 3l9 "a " cent pre-
MUM in gold for Mexican dollars.
The movement in foreign exchange was
limited the sales being confined to $50 coo.
of which $500 bill of lading at 1898
$1,000 and $4,000 clear at 100; 5000 clear at
1900 1909; cc3UC0 clear at zoos; Gl000 and
$4,000 Al clear and $500 ships bill at
1904; $4,000 private bankers at 1903:
fi200 bank at 1905: $500 at iol, and
sl200 bank sight at l2il2.
No sales of francs were reported.
We ihotS stCilibS dU iA.1I q ir-N . itA
good to AL bill OF lading and clear. and
a 1903 and I2i for bank, the latter IaGe
for remittance.
Domestic exchange ruled higher. The
banks supplied icmitters with sight drafts
on New York at a q IS t. cent premium
during the forenoon, but toward the close
all of them drew at IS. The business in
clnded 100000 New York commercial sight
at Is Y cent premiums: 900 and 100000
at ) 80; $4,000 and $50, 600 commercial, sil,
600 and $4,000 private bankers and 49,,
900 bank at 4, and $l0,G0 private bankers
at SIG.
Small amounts of New York gold checks
are sold by some of the banks, ior remit
lance, at Is y cent premium.
Operations in stocks included Is shares
Canal Bank, yesterday not reported, at
$l03; 80, 100 and 100 Louisiana Levee ordi-
nary, to-day. at s. l2la; 100 do at s. .:
100 do, 81 80 paid, at So l2la; 20 Calcasieu
Sulphur Mine, full paid, at ST. so: 100
Crescent City Gaslight Company at So IS:
60 Waterworks at .-5c; 20 Mutual National
Bank at SS6; Is do (resale) and 20 do at
$50 So, 30 Ammonia Propelling Company at
Sc, and 10 90 at S26 %.
$4,000 old city consolidated bonds sold
on private terms.
We noticed sales of 5000 new State war
rants at j5, and $1,000 and $4,000 az 90.
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MARKETS..
Domestic Markets.

New YORK. March g. Evening
closed dull: middling uplands 21sc: Or
leans 22aic sales to-day 7S3 bales Sales
OF futures to-day 700 bales, as follows:
March u ll-l6, 2l24c; April 2l7S, 90 Lice;
May % 7-l6, 2-zsc; July 2234, 227sc; Decem-
Whisky S6lac. Wheat dull. Corn closed
active and tirrner at 81 y a Csc. Rice Sl4 a &c.
Pork lower at Sl2 GOAT IL IS. Lard a shade
easier at So a 9l.c. Naval stores and tai
low quiet. Ereights trIner.
Leather III lair request and firm: hemlOck
sole. BGenos Ayres and Isio Grande light.
middle and heavy weights Is q zoe; Cali
tornla DO y 2oc; Orinoco 26l2 027c. Wool
quiet but very firm; pulled is quoted at
SIC; unwashed 47l2 q 65c: and tubbed S5c.
Coffee easier; Rio l724 a 20c. Sugar firm;
fair to good refining S24 a9isc; Cuba SIP a
934c. Molasses dull: New Orleans IS fJc
Beet quiet at SO 10 80 for plain mess. and
$40 80 a y for extra do.
CINCINNATI, March 3.-Cotton dill: prices
dropping; lnidling q u 02l24c Flour and
grain unchanged in every respect. Pork
dull: market unsettled: it can be bough; Al
Sl2. Lard panicy; i: is difficult to give ac-
curate quotations: steam rendered nom
inaiIv Sl2c: kettle Sac. Bulk meats dali,
and prices drocp;ng: shoulders 4c: sides 6 O
6l.c. No sales. Bacon duh and lower;
clear rib sides sac: clear sides loc. Nhls-
ky dull; prices a shade lower; S3c.
ST. LOUIS. March l3.-Cott"n dull. prices
nominal; middling q 02ll4c. Flour quiet
and unchanged in every respect. " heat
higher; No. = spring Chicago 81 A.; winter
81 Is; No. 2 red winter 81 1Sl2. Corn dull
but unchanged; No. 2 mixed 40l2 d4lc.
Oats dull but unchanged; No. :'tlec: To-
bacco-Dcmand good at full prices. Hemp
and baeging unchanged. Provisions low
and demoralized. Pork SIP. Dry salt
meats-Loose shoulders 4r Baron-Packed
lots, shoulders 5 a 51sc: clcar rib sides y %
74c; clear sides rs d7l4c. Lard dull; city
prime steam rendered, delivered in New
Orleans at sc. Whisky lower; s4l4 0soc.
Foreign ltiariAets.
LONDON, March l3.-Rosin l0la a lO@4d
Turpentine IS a. 5l2s.
LIVERPOOL, March II, Eyening.-Cotton
closed heavy ana dull; uplands Id; Or.
leans llssd; sales to-day 10000 bales, of
which 1900 we're for export and speculation.
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The concert and exhibition at Lyceum
Hall last night, for the benefit of the Young
Ladies' Benevolent Association, was hon
ored by a full attendance, an audience
which highly appreciated the elegant en-
,ertainmeut afforded. The exercises CON
sisted of songs Of the familiar type which
,rera we'll executed, nnder the lead OF the
musical director, Mr. A. P. Williams, the
commandment being kept on the piano anu
y rood string band. Such songs as apple OF
Ny Eye "0h I'm So Fond Of Music ;,
upper Ten" Surely the Men are 10 Blame
and "Od Black Joe" were rendered ma goou
spirit, while the dialogue on "Matrltnony
and the one How to keep secret WERE
recited in an effective manner, the "hoie
concluding in the dialogue "Master piece
winding up an agreeable evening.
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CClySTABI.IES' SALES.

Ernest EEaistTe ys. Nr. and HRS. Nelson,
Third Justice Court Tor the Parish of Orleans
40. 1853.
pY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS TO
- me directed by the Hon. John P. Montamat.
Third Justice OF the Peace in and for the parish OF
OlleaHs will proceed 10 sell at public auction on
FRIDAY, March y, 1872 at twelve O'Clock
NJ, at my warehouse, No SO EYcha. .e alley, he
following property. to wit
ONE LOT OF FURNITURE.
Seized in the above entitled and numbered suit
as per inventory deposited in my office
lelnis-'ash on the slut. a
nhl2 = p WILLIAM WEEKS Couste}-e
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COMMERCIAL.

"WEDNESDAY KvENlSG. March 70, la72.
COTToN-The sales to-day embraced $3.50
bales, at steadier prices in the morning,
but easier later, requiring no change
in our quotations. We give also tie
Exchange figures, which are for average lists
mot evtn-runniug as formerly, according
with its types. while ours are for average
lists, with the inside rates for strict:
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Two THE TRAVELLING PuRIIo>
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GRR,x
ERN RAILROAD
SPECIAL NOTICE.

On and after December 10, 1871 ma.
all points North, East anu West viii ts,s's
leans from tiae depot, Calliope street y
Way, Mail and Passenger, leave DaiIy
(Sundays exceptedl, at. ...... "a.
Night express, leave Daily, at ~
Night Express, arrive Daily, at. $685., tx =.
Mail and Passenger, arrive Daily iSun.
days excepted at. 1ss,
Night Express will stop only at All ~
tons south of Magnolia, aud at flag star,
day nights and Monday mornings. '7'
Five Hours and n half Ou,,..
any Other Line.
Baggage checked from residence toa.u.
and berths secured in Pullman PsIs.. Z
usual.
Tickets for sale at No. % Camp street f..
Common street, and at depot corner u y
and Magnolia streets.
s. +. CAREY, General Ticket i,s,.
New Orleans, jackson and Great Northaan l.
D. 3. MOREY, General Ticket Assr
Mississippi CentraIas,
C. P. ATMORE, General Passsna.s,- \.
au22 y
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Joseph Loyh and Joi,u Richardson W

JD>Fp5 lloyd and ,J0hn KichardsOn ".
Henry H1Iton-Fifth Justice Court for the
parish OF Orleans, No. III.
Egi VIRTUE or WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS TO
~ me directed by the Hon. c. L. Sweet
Fifth Justice of the Peace il and for the parish
Of Orleans, will proceed to sell at public auct ion
i'll front of the courthouse. Where street be
tween Seguin and Bart hooDiew streets on FRI
DAY, March Is, 1872, at twelve o'clock N
CERTAIN ONE-SToRY FRAME BUILDING stu-
ated on the OF Madison and D. catur streets
in the square bounded by Decatur. DeArmas, Madi-
son and jefferson streets ia this district ard eli
Ttrns-Cash OH the spot IL United States cur
rency. II. W FAREOW,
Constable Fifth Justice OF the Peace.
trl5 % uiilij*
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NEW ORLEANS CONSERVATORY OF
MUSIC.
90 sfacnsne sIrcet. sc

~ .et9rSane ~
This conservatory is conducted after the plan Of
the conservatories OF Europe.
For particulars, circulars and any desired IL
foTiuatioIi apply to the New Orlears Conservatory
OF Music, glass box No. 1886 New Orleans Louie
lana, or personally at the Conservatory.
THEOPiiILJS MASAC. President,
EfgEPE TCEs-Bishop J. c. Kenner; Res. 4. !
Dixon; 4ev. E. j. Taylor; Rev. J. B. A. Ahrnns; "
i. Foster, ESQ., from Race Foster !. E. T. eric x;
c. I. Herliss, Esq Dr.. william H, Boicnulhe, :.
" hrPles8, Esg., President New Orleans National
Bank; Josepa Ellison, Esq, President Lcutsus.s
t4I!&3-- Line Insurance Company: Lloyd 2. Cole
nan, Esg., President Mechanics and Traders In
sHi@nce Company; W. NJ. Pinckard, ESQ., Jacol
HassE a''r, Est; L. NJ. Lushtr, tsq.; +. 9oedeY
-sG.. >up- rint2ndent; George Forester, Esq, En-
10Y German Gazette. etc
BOARD INsTECCTIeN.
NJ Thsop'i5us Masac. professor Of history and
phltosoIuy OF music: VI. Charles Van Euttien
professor t vocal Music; M:ss Carolina Less protes
STR OF voc4l music; Nr. Edward f. GroeIleve1t pro
lessor CT theory and the piano forte; Miss Melanie
MaT, professor of the piano forte Miss Eugtnie
Lem"ne, professor of TIE piano forte; Mr. Alton.
So Mari, professor cf flute; Mir Hermann Braun
professor Of orchestral Instruments Besides ST
efficient purnber OF assistant teachers.
au26 "
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James Todd. asant of MGss Tcad. vs..

Ea!!l:.s IOIU. agent OF -ss;ss 'ECEH. vs..
William Mci.auanliu-Secoiid Justice Court for
the parish Of Orleans, SO. II 800.
gtY VIRTUE OF 4 WRIT OF FIERI FAUIAS
- to me directed by the Hon. ". i. Evans, Second
Justice OF the Peace i'll ANA tor the parish o! Or
leans will proceed to sell at public auction. on
MONDAY. March 25, 1872, at twelve O'Clock NJ, at
Ne. PAS Girod street
THREE LOOKING GLASSES, one LARGE Gil
PAINTING, and ten Frames.
Seized in the above cause.
Terms--Cash ON the spot.
nlhl4 - 2J A. J. BAYERN. Constable
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FOR RENT.

~ without board, il that pleasant residence, No
11S Carondelet street. Suites Of rooAs for fami.
Lies, if desired. se8
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Edmond VichnHir va. Mr.. NcEanus

Edmond Vichnair va. .s:r. NcNanus-
First Justice Court Tor the Parish OF Orleans
No 1888.
10y VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERI p.u.s
ID to directed by the Hon. H. NJ GiIfhie
Orleans, / viii proceed to sell at public auction
at James Regans stables No -. Baronne street
on TUESDAY, March 10, 1872, at twelve O'Clock NJ
the following described property. to wit: -A
ONE HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS
Seized in the above entitled suit
Terms-Cash on the spot
Inhs IA 10 DANIEL CROWLEY Constable.
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n ofioE' -. ..Nof'l5
B3BCOCk FIRE fXTENGTISHER
'omh1nes the original French patents and tn
American improvements. which have baau snsS
ed by the United states courts.
mas been adopted by the United States gcH
ment and by the Board of SUPERVISING InspetE
oi steamboats,, with the approval of fine seertp
Oh the Treasury the leading railway lines and
many OF the prominent ocean and inland s.a
sup companies and is in almost daily use BY
me departments Of the principal cities Of
eN''n' II mas the emphatic and practical ind''
N'ea' Vi 'he "isest and most successful NO
"i"elS' out Its prime Recommendation is u
record OF solid work done
"'er one Thousand Actual Fires PutW
'no Wore than $4,000, 900 W''
oil Property Saved from the Flames'
'oA nacnlnes or any desired information sdep
A. NJ GRANGER General Asen,,
OF call and see tina macbinas az No IS c.
street, New Orleans. ss1
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~ SOktS

ANT"EaP-Sh!p Alexander McEel-23lO bales
cui,''n w ' =! ,,E tnoIceo ooto SLAVES
1''' ~ i-i"iA '-"''ic " ha4i-io'' oa4ts
'ottr I,,-sr.rr r., ,. ,-o,
u, - -od'h i-'Itfttot-lto" saIes cot
20 p mn, RI n ~ o, v;, t-o, ,,
uo"ii-i2o1 paIes cct{oh
, ~ ,ti'Sl IAN IItiha-'3" baies
I,-EEo 'T 'i ~ o"iS td'!u" 1902 slaves
a. i,,,;, "oi''o4'0i lam AT "oou-''o'
,i ,tiit,2, c.o,,,-,,+. ,. ,-,o
ton bales island cotton 1908 SKIS oilcate bx.
ntise
rENSat ChA-S'camahlp l1Zze-l3I bhls -four %
bbs PORK ~ bOa WHISKY 335 SKIS corn rs SKIS oars
i6+ pkg. Indsr
BALI iMoRE v IA HAVANA AND kEf WEST
steamship Lord-for Baltlmore-63 bales cot
Ton ~ paies moss zoO Dds hides - rolls leather
nait ppis hip!d6ses Il pigs sunofies For havana
~" res l!ld lto d"zei hrooms For Key "cst--lJ
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japanese auctions are conducted on a
novel plan, but one which gives rise 20 none
OF the noise and confusion whic!. attend
such sales in America. Each bidder writes
his name and bid upon a slip Of paper,
which he places in box. When the bid
ding is over the box is opened by the auc-
tioneer, and the goods declared the prop
erty Of the highest bidder.
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RAILROADS.

HOUSTON AND TEXAS
CENTRAL RA1LN,,
Change of ScheduIe-Janua,
DEPARTURE AND ARRIVAL OF p.
1880 A. NJ. Express leaves Ho,.. '
ing at COrsicana al @ ~ IT.
austin at 6 p. M Srg
Savas ota with dalvo . :.
detsnn, Huntsville. C,ss
henderson and Longvi.s~sa,
YIN international ~
calvert with stage Ga aah
weekly. At Brennonny%f u
daily. At Richlanydu !, fel
Cotton Gin, Palestine y, ~
Corsicana Tor Dallas ~ ND
sherman. At Ledh.m
Grange and Bastrop. y.
San Marcos. New Bran,
tonic and FL Paso.
1:3O p. ". Night Express leavesa.,
at Corsicana at 7:3D = u
Austin at 8 A. NJ Coa.
all points made as aho-a
Close connection at Houston viii Iho w.
ers via Galveston, Houston and uAalE,
road or steamboat from Galveston cudsis
From COrsicana trains leave ~
?. NJ. arriving at Houston at5PMA
From Aust in tyains leave at 6l5 Nshat
arriving in Houston at P. NJ. and ffl H. az
Passengers for San Antonio and - Al
Western Texas viii save twelve honr.a i. n
Austin, and avoid nearly 100 miles Of ttd I
ing. 'lis
Passengers for Northern and Eas,.-.
find this the cheapest, quickest and ga II
roate, being from forty eighC to siYtv los' h
than via r.. d river. Noasv
Freight always as low as by any oths.
COksELlUS n,
JAMES Y. erie, pei1a'si.
General Freight and Ticket Ica,.
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Marine Intelligence,
OFFICE OF THR REPUBLICAN, !
Thursday, March II, 1872.
CLEkEE1 vEGIHRNAY.

CLHAEEn YESTERDAY.
Steamship Ilzzie. Felsiler tol Pensacola
Spanish steamship Ga Ella. frezuma for LIVERPOOL
Steamship c y Lord, Rogers tor Baltimore via lla
vana and Key West
Steamship st Mary Tlpp, for Indiauola via Gal
weston
Ship Alexander Mcneil. Kclleran, for Antwerp
Ship Lisbon. Dunning. Tor Antwerp
Bark Hattie G Hall, Fisk for i'roristadt
Norwegian bark lmperator, Jensen. for CrorstaGt
Spanish bark vrtuosa, VI, sire Tor Barcelona
Spanish bark Sebastian Gulna. SALON.. for Barcelona
Schooner Flank Atwood, Coleman, tor Eeuvirtas.
Cuba
British schooner Hal, Webb for utlIa il ballast
aesIVED YESTERDAY
Steamship Havana. Pennington. from Havana via
Florida Ports 10 X R"belts-lst district 10
British ship Maid of Orleans, Houston from Ant
district II
British bark Helen Drummord Tregerthen days
from Matanzas, to master-2l district
Barkentine Kosina. Hanse Il, 25 day from New York
toe W Hynson Sco-3d district 80
spanish brig General Prim. Buhigas, DAVIS from
Havana. i'll ballast, to PUG Bros-2l district
Schooner Oracle West Lord 10 DAYS from Mar
tius, TO master-2d district
TowBoATs.
Equator. Warren. from the Passes-Towed down
and to sea, 'th Instant, ship Marcia bay and
bark Harm sbnr4--brought up ship Maid OF
- Orleans and balkentiue Ro-iua
Wabash. Lumbefd. from the fasses-Wrnt down
H-ht-BrnGglt up bark EIelpl Dlllmmond brig
GtLcia' iliin and schooner Ulacie i West
STEAnDoATs.
Tidal Ware. Newton from Arkansas 1jver
Belle Lee. iiirhs. from Ntit. ihis
Euth EJnt"n from BaN"n Bartholomew
c4rk, triloA. from bas on pi"re
ttoIry Tcte, Ba.leEfs. from HoIadsoYi.le
g,,3IU1. COMING u.
Sci 0oner Nellie Chase Bailjng days from Havana
schaoaer J [ sosn+4,, PitieIa. FROM Horn Island.
70 master
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The market opened with about the usual
inquiry, but factors evinced more trmness.
and few were willing to meet the demand
at Yesterdays decline The sales during
the morning were const uuently OF very
limited extent. but later III the day offers
were accepted which had been previously
refused, and fair business was done on
the basis of 2lc for low mid,lling. THIS
grade also sols; at u lsc. and as low as
20 sc; good ordinary at 20l2c. strict DO al
2Oa4c, niddling at - ard 232sc. strict do ar
22l4 and 24l2c and strict miidling to good
middling at :!25sc
The Exchange reports: Demand mo,|cr-
ate Its quotation for low midllilg Is
reduced sc.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Eales.
stock on hand September !, 1871 .......... 10 323
Arrived since iast STATE Hlent........ ,.G2I
Arrived previous y................aJ t62-GG3 9t3
Total 50 2C6
Cleared previously --7G-.52 a3e
Stock hand aid or siippoaTd not cleared 81 267
Stock same cate last year.
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FOR HAVANA.
Touching at Cedar Keys and Key Ves.
Carrying the United states Mail.
LEAVING EVERY WEDNESDAY.
A The New Orleans, F.or;ds
-t:sa--a and Havana Steamship COMPANY
H1..LLs44ttk.1s Will dispatch their new and I1is1,r
EkeS-eSz1<.sSss0 passed fast passenger steamship
HAVANA.
L. ". PENNINGTON Commander
WEDNESDAY,. March 49,
from the foot of Caiope street, First Dist
RATES OF PASSAGE
,ah,r 10 Havana. To Cedar Keys.
,.,oln' - .........'.'.....S4 $25
ia-C'. ~
Through bi! Is OF lading issued to all noiuts n,
Inc OF railroads Ill Florida and on the st John.
river also to New York, Savannah an Cbariesfn,
Through bills of lading and passage tickers givan
10 tampa Via Cedar Keys by steamer making c,ose
connection at Cedar Keys with steamships of This
me, and landing freight wharf at Tamna
Nose out the companys bills of Iadins signed
ana none signed after sailing of the steamer
opehdld passenger accommodations and 1broDo}
ucKels given to above points.
NO freight received without permit from ,be NJ
fee. e' i1oIn .Ae VI
For freight or passage apply to
l. n. ROBERTS, Treasurer
No. l20 Common street
Over the Louisiana National Re,,b
re steamship MARGARET follows on WsGnas
Gsy, March 20 1872 at A. ". de5Iv
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EDUCATIONAL.

rE;IiFARY TIIGiE aCHOCL,
iG3 RACE STEET, lead Of Coliseum Place
T. 3. Edwards and Samuel II. Lewis.
Principals.
III prepare pupils to enter the Louisiana stat.
t1iveIsitv or any other College in America.
Commercial and Primary Department attached
Nlli, arv discipline, with daily drill
Circulars TO be had at the School or at James A
ireshams. % Camp street. au2o ION
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NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
AND
TEXAS RAILROAD
Change of Schedule and Rates, h
December Is, 1871,

DEPARTURE AND ARRIVAL OF TRAN
II A. NJ. Express Qeaves daily arnys,
bile at 5:2G p. NJ, conper,,
through trans for LouisvilleS
Atlanta. Lynchburg and Al
North, East and West i
Palace Sleeping Cars run BY Ii
from New Orleans to Lousr5
from Tensas, hear Mobile. 70
burg, without change
5 2. VI. Evening Express Qeaves ts,
rives at MOBILE at ll:3u P.Y,s
c.ose connection with AO1,
Ohio Railroad for Meridian /
Dalton, Lynchburg and Ms
from Mobile, trains leave 1885 A. H. III
New Orleans at A. N.
From Mobile, trains leave 1899 A. ~; ar
New Orleans at P. u.
Freight taken ut uew tariff rar
Fare from New Orleans to Mobik
Mileage tickets are sold as follows "a
families ard tirmsl 500 miles for $50, loo nj
6 80.
Tickets sold at the Office corner Camp ui
mon streets.
Through Freight Trains daily between y
leans and Mobile. Freight received al
Girod street before 2. H. delivered IN vi
$40 A. NJ. next day.
No freight Will be received after SPIN
Through Bills OF Lading signed for s. J
North. East and West. apply at Freight lA
taot Of GiroG street.
G. W R. BAyLE
General Superin.Gs
CHARLES I. FITCH
General Freight and Passenger l-d
G. 4. WHlTSki kCn
oclo Nv General lss
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;,,3IUf.g COMING u.

schooner Nellie Chase Dailjng. days from Havana
- master
Schuorer J Sotne4,. Pitiitl!. FROM Horn Island
70 master
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-14

The Day Brothers, OF Hayerllill. Ma sSa-
chusetts, MAKE one hundred thousand pairs
OF shoes year and employ seventy-ive
hands
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-07

your fcet?--the pitilcss '''rerf'ser pro
goods TO score Che senator without
marcy I, occ.,cs him of "sclliug
cont to Cl.vago, and transfxes him,
rri,bi,e victim, on the point Of its
sbap and powerful pen, thus;
! How base must that wretch .,eui 20
himself when to cover hi ylo ip'qu't'e'
in official station he finds himset lorceu 10
resort t. r,lsehoya. So G'ariagF
We quote further from the Adro'-
t'sr:
In speakinr of the salary of the leu
tonan, governor he snys that senators re-
membercd that that officer had taken five
dollars n day as commissioner of insane
asylum.
Now, being no better than the gen
erality of people, we are unable to see
any criminality in this assertion. but
the moral discernment Of the Adrcr-
,iser dircovers its baseness aud admin.
listers some terrible rebukes to the un-
happy correspondent. Choking with
virtuous Indignation, and in breathles>
haste to hurl its scathing SEN
fences at its victim. the AdrcrtiSe,
scorns punctuation and bids defiance &c
grammar. Hear it:
Now what does this fellow mean, does h,
wish it believed that this was more pay
than the law allowed, if so let him tell II
if not why then refer to it as if it was {
crime in that officer to take what was by
| law allowed to him That it was too low
for the services rendered the vote of tho
senator in favor of law giving six dol
lars per day to his successor, is proof o.
what the real opinion of the senator is OF
was at that time.
But a. for any official responsibility in
the acts of this senator. We unhesitat'
| inglv say there is none he is WHOLLY inca
psbic of such n thing.
The present commissioners of that instl
tuition in their report swallowed.up all tn,
horses hogs farming utensils and on
crop off the farm and kindly say the pol
| lev of the former commissioners is fall
ure.
While they have been receiving gnsteaC
Of five dollars six dollars every day anC
in their report ignore this drain on tn
treasury and Senator Holcomb makes n,
mention of these facts possibly the bloode'
stock of the farm is to be divided. Blu
| we shall see what we shall see.
Where is the man who can surviv
such severity as this? Senator Hol
comb, if thou art the man, farewell
Hide thy diminished head and let IL
see thee no more.