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p gallon. Shipments are being made TO
New York, principally on manufacturers
account. Crude is now quoted at 40c, and
refined at SOC T gallon.
COTTON SEED OIL CAKE-The supply Of
both city and country is good and prices
have weakened. No sales are Transporting,
Manufacturers are shipping 10 Europe on
their own account City is now quoted al
ST so as, and country at $23 80 a24 Y
ton.
MALT AND HoPs-Choice Western barley
malt is il better supply and easier, selling
at 81 25 y bushel; good fair at 81 1919 a
Is; common is in light demand, but
| owing to a reduced stock prices have ad-
| vanced sc T hushel, being quoted at soc.
New York hops continue steady at 50 a SOC
" bushel.
PICS FEET-The market is nearly bare
and prices are entirely nominal; quc.ed at
$50 T. keg.
SPARE RIBS, ETC-Spare ribs have adj
yanced under a light supply, and are now
selling at, ST 0l2, with sales to arrive, the
particulars of which have not transpired.
| Tongues continue in light supply at 7e a
piece by the barrel.
BEEF-There have been no arrivals Of
| new as yet, but receipts are expected in
about two weeks. Old is in light demand,
| buyers awaiting the arrival Of new stock.
Texas is in good supply, but the stock Of
are restricted by the scarcity of ship
ping in port, fexas is quoted nomi-
| nally $ll0Il 80 = bbl extra mess $l2 so
p bbl. and $707 50 for half bbls. Tierces
SIG 50 II for mess, and $l7 SOILS for
prime mess. Western mess $l60I7 80 u
bbl and 50 T half biol, and Fulton Market
ST. SO II for half bhls.
COOPERAGE-Is in, iair demand and
II mer for sugar hogsheads, while barrels
are III ample supply but steady. We now
quote: Sugar hOgsheads So IS al, and mo-
lasses barrels at 81 50 and half barrels at
81 20 each. The stock of hoop poles is
ample for the demand, which continues mod
crate. Barrel poles are held firm at $500
50 p 1000, half barrels $50, and hogsheads
at Ss0033. Cypress slaves sell at $l60@0
- iGG0, as IN quality and drynC IS. and
$50 a35 T. 1000 for hogshead.
STARCH-Is in light supply and fair de-
nand ar IL: j&3c T. b for Western in
round lots.
SoAP-The local trade is fair, but the |
shipping demand is light New Orleans |
brands command the preference. We quo ): |
Palm &c T. tb; olive Sc; magnolia SC,
and CASTLE i2c. a deduction of 1c y tb
Is allowed according to size of lots. Cold
water soap Zoe, and polishing Zoe T. tb;
extra olive &c il round lots. and ! 4 a 12c
Job.
BREAD AND CRACKERs-The local and
shipping demand is brisk, but without any
material change in prices to report We
quote navy bread at 44c, pilot bread a
&c. French biscuit &c, soda crackers a7c,
butter 7c. Boston Sc. picnic &c, oyster Sc,
sugar 9Hi2c. cream lie, ginger nuts lee,
lemon iGc. crackneI biscuit 35c T. 10.
LARD OIL--Summer strained is dull and
nominal. bat winter do is in moderate Job
bling demand at so a 89l3c " gallon. No
round lots selling.
POULTRY AND Fees Chickens are sell
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The Plaquemiaes Sentinel says this about

The Plaquemiues Sentinel says this about
oranges:
We are reliably informed that the pros
poets of our orange farmers, in the lower
part of the parish, are by no means fatter-
ing. The new sickness resembling iron
rust, has spread to such an extent that
dealers are afraid to purchase, except at
prices which are simply ruinous to the pro
Queer. In many orchards the fruit now on
the trees has become SO black as to be
entirely worthless.
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IMPORTS.
LII OLsI -
30 jAE ELNS-BrIs Lmea-4glO BAGS coffee
2ECETPTS OF PRODnnE.

II ioulS-Steamer Carrie ' Kountz-I89 bales
cotton l99 sks corn 2404 bbs -four 24l half Dbls do
- hJls whisky and suudFy produce
st LOJIS-Steamer E Fl Uurfea-2458 bbls -four
!71 bbis whisky - bbls meal 4O8 SKIS corn 200 SKIS
bran hhd tobacco aud sundry produce
ST LOUiS-Sttane GleucOt-2207 bbIs 4nur 5aqf
SKIS corn 1913 SKIS oats 2+} SKIS malt 30 bales cotton
Lind tobacco and suadTY produce
ST LOCIH-Steamer Belfast-426 bales cotton fOo
bbls -four 1907 SKIS cotton seed 50 csk bacon cd fs
arg 81 Ks nall u Gbls pork and sundry produce
LOBDELLS STORE--Steamer st joint hale
cotton sks seed cotton 526 hhds sugar bbls sugar.
~ bbl5 mOlasses Al half bbls do and suDdries
CROSSE TBTB NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Legsie Tav.
I0rE bales cotton SKIS seed cotton 434 bhdg s1lga
l59 36ls nolasses % half bbls do and sundries
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Legal Tender-794 bales cot.
dries
CHICoT CITY-Steamer John Naud-Ite5 bales
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COMMERCIAL.


1UEsaAY EVENING. Decenl6eg Z, 1877.
COTTON-The sales to-day summed NJ
600 bales, exclusive Of geo bales 1--WE had
the particulars of 5000 Yesterday instead Of
$500 reported) not reported Yesterday.
Prices were irregular and higher. closing at
an advance of "a a Pee. We raise our
quotations accordingly, and give also
the Exchange figures, which are fir
average lists according with its OF.
fetal type, while ours present the proper
range Of the market for average lists. but
with the outside figures for low mi'.dIirg
given as the outside figures for strict.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. Ass.M!L:GflBl
TO LHAI OF LIEEkEA-L.
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MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

New YORK, December I7.-Cotton market
steady; sales 34G0 bales upands 2Olsc:
Orleans 217sc; net receipts 437 bales; gross
1888 bales. Futures active; sales to-day
2O,IOU bales, as follows: Low middlings for
December 1898 0l958c; January 1912 01978c;
February 1874 020c; March l9 1916 2O8sc;
April 20 q 02OI4c; May 20 ZIG a 2O4c; June
POS q u lBc: July 20Ac Flour duil and
unchanged. Whisky 99c. Wheat heavy
Y02c lower. Corn dull strongly favors
BUYERS Rice quiet at 80Sl2c. Pork firmer.
$l3 15Gl4. Lard steady. Turpentine firm.
E0sln dull. %ailow active. ga S58c Freights
steady.
Coffee firm for English Island, and Guiet
for Rio; Rio quoted at I4A Isaac Sugar
quiet; fair to good refining "a a 9l2c; Cuba
909@4c. Molasses firm; New Orleans IS a
Zoe
CINCINNATI, December l7.-Cotton-De-
inand tair ana market firm; middiing 1880.
EIour-Demand fair and market firm.
Wheat scarce and firm; No. 2 red winter
81 5S some holders ask ST 60; other grades
unchanged. Pork quiet and nominal. Lard
Huleto steam 1i8c bid; kettle IA 073Bc
Bulk meats steady; moderate demand;
shoulders sac: clear rib 513c; clear sac
for partially cured; Ac higher for
fully curedo Bacon-Shoulders 1874 Sc:
sides firm; clear lib 8@84c; clear S4
p813c. Whisiy-Demand good at full
prices; 90c.
ST. Louis. December -Cotton-De,
nand light but holders firm; middling
1884, Flour, upper grades held firmly:
business confined to order trade. Wheat
held firmly; but little doing; SAMPLE lots of
No. spring Chicago 81 Is; small sales of
inspected No. red winter ST So. Corn
Demand light but holders firm No. 2mixed
33c in the elevator Oats a shade better;
No Zoe on east track; 2542c in the ele
vator Whisky firm at 92c. Pork nominal
at Si2. Meats quiet only small order trade
doing. Lard quiet; good use.
Foreign DEurkers.
PAEIs' December De- II, Evening
LONDON, December II, Evening.-Com-
mon rosin rs: turpentine 42s cd.
:, LIVERPOOL. December II. Evening
Cotton market closed frm;middling uplands
load; Orleans lord; saies today $1,000
bales, 5000 Of which were for export and
speculation. Yarns and fabrics at Mancles.
5er quiet but firm.
Shipments Of cotton from Bombay since
asst report 5000 bales
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The New Iberia Sugar-Boyl saws:

Mr.. Joseph Jefferson's agent here, few
days ago, shipped 100 barrels of oranges
from his plantation in our parish to St.
Louis. We have no doubt this will prove a
profitable speculation il they reach their
destination without freezing.
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RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD,
STEAMSHIPS,
NEW STATE LINE STEAMSHIP

NEW STATE LINE STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
Of first clas', fullpowered Cyde-built screw
steamers, built expressly for the New Orleans and
New York trade. 70 sail Regularly between LIV.
ERPOOL and NEW ORLEANS and GLASGOW and
lowest rates to and from all parts OF the United
Kingdom the cont eut of Europe, and all parts
of he United States and the Dominion of Canada.
LOUISIANA, 1000 tons register. Captain Stewart
MINNESOTA, 200O tons register. Captain Hamln
ALABAMA Z40O tons register. Building
PENNSYLVANIA, 25OO tons register. Building
VIRGINIA 25O0 tons register Building
GEORGIA, 25OO tons register Building
p-4@A Fer Liverpool Direct.-The
<Ns5Ssss39 new steamship
- LOUISIANA,
James Stewart Comm ander,
nov on her way to Liverpool will leave that port
for New Orleans November Is. Aud the new steam.
ship
MINNESOTA,
Captain Eanin
VIII follow December l.
The vessels of this line win stop at Bordeaux
Tor freight and passengers on the passage from
Liverpool.
Due notice will be given OF the days of sailing
from New Otleans.
Return tickets available for SIX MONTHS, at
reduced rates.
No charge Tor medicine CT medical attendance
Money -nTders granted free OF charge.
Prepaid emigration tickets issued here to par.
ties DESTROYS o. sending for their friends.
Ihese vessels cross the bar at all times without
For freight or passage, having unsurpassed &C.
4. K. MILLER & Co, Agents,
No. % Carondelet street, New Oreans
ROSS EKOLFIELD 4 Co,
No. Chapel street, Liverpool.
LEWIS T. MERROW & CO.,
setS ~ No. 65 Great Cvde Street Glasgow.
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FOR HAVANA.
%o""hfnR at Cedar Keys and Key West
Carrying the United states Mail,
GE4vING EVERY WEDNESDAY.
F. The New Orleans, FlorIas
>.@%S.-5Ss5s5eg and Havana Steamship ComD80y
sfSsEsxza 800 sill dispatch their new and maui
zsks8a1s:Sg passed fast passenger steamship
HAVANA,
L. W. PENNINGTON. Commander,
WEDNESDAY, November 20, 1872
F3on' she foot Of Caliope street, First District
RATES OF PASSAGE:
70 Havana. To Cedar KeyA
"a olA'''.O.ss -o...'......-. $40 G25
StttsLaSe. ..-.t-......... 70
=. ahf0@Sl oils OF ladiLg issued to all points on
/. ne OF Ies.Eoads in Florida and on the St Johns
dlySii also, to New York, Savannah and Charleston
through bills of lading aud passage tickets given
10 tampa via Cedar Keys, and landng freight on
wharf at Tampa. CIV VA
FoRe out the eompany's bills of laalng sigued
ana none signed after sailing of the steamer
tickets given to above poiuts
= 40 freight received without permit from the Of
fceo VAC %
For ght nt passage apply to
|. K ROBERTS, Treasurer
No. l29 COm}aOn street
90 over the Louisiana National Bank
I'hB steamship MARGARET follows on WE'D
-oELeDal :, november u. de5 "
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BREMEN.

STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW ORLEANS
VIA HAyRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA,
SA The Steamships of the North
GaahLsN1 German Lloyd will resume their
regular trips follows:
:, ; From Bremen. From New Orleans
HaNNOE tR. September Is. October 90
STRASBURG. October l6 No yaTnhar %
FRANKFURT. November 90 IlectmbeT 81
k)EhN.... -. December 49, January 2s
FRANKFURT. January % March
STRASSBURG. .Februaiyl9 March 90
further days OF departure will be advertised bare
after
1he steamers Touch outward at H8vre and Hav
ana. and ON their home trip at Havana and South
an9t"n /" laad and receive passengers and freight
PRICES OF PASSAGE.
from hfe'LeH' southampton or Havre TO Havana
or New Orleans
S1oln $3.50 gold.
'''oIaE'''''. observation-disclosures. 40 gold.
"Eon New Orleans or Havana to SOUTHAMPTON
HayFe OF Bremen.
-, a. '''..... .'..,...., f $50 gold.
- 49,. As gold.
from New Orleans to Havana
aplI''''. .....'s...,... 4 80 currency
nteeiASe-. .......... 90 currency
n asssage tckets from interior places IN Germany
ana from Bremen, Southampton OF HAVE to NJ
oFitans issued by the undersigned
FoF further particulars apply to
aus ~ NJ x 40 ST T,,a ags stI.
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Bill TO move Ll6 Capital VI W 6sG virginia
hither passed the House by a vote Of -
to 80.
Weather Report.
WAR DEPART MT, }
Office Chief Signal Office, ,
Washington, December II, 1872, 435 P. N.
PROBABILITIES.
For the Northwest and the upper lake
region, and thence to the lower Missouri
and lower Ohio valleys, light northerly
winds, partially cloudy weather, with low
temperature and high pressure. For Ten
ncssee, the Gulf and south Atlantic States,
northerly and easterly winds, occasional
light rain, with cloudy weather tonight,
followed by Gearing and colder weather
and higher pressure tomorrow. For the
lower lakes and Canadas, westerly and
south westerly winds ana generally clear
cold weather. For the Middle and Eastern
States, northwesterly and northerIy winds,
high pressures, lower temperatures, and
partly cloudy weather.
River Intelligence. "a
SOUTHWEST PASS, December II. O P. NJ =
Barometer 80. Weather calm, with thick
fog. Arrived-SDanisA bark Sebastian.
Gnma master, five days from Matanzas, u
ballast. to PUG Brothers; British ship Iris,
Baxter master, thirty-scven DAYS from, New
port, Wales, with 1900 tons railroad iron to
order. Sailed-Steamship Cuba Outside
waiting wind to sail-Bng Esperanto and
schooner Sophie Kranz.
MEMPHIS, December I7.-Weather cool
and rainy. River rising slowly. Depart
cd-Northwestern and City Of Cairo, for
New Orleans. The Fanny Lewis, for st.
Louis, did not get away TIL this morning,
and the Jessie, for White river, till this
evening
VICKsBURG, December I7.-Passed down
Natchez at ; 2. M, Ouachita Belle at 6 p.
NJ. Up-May flower at eight last night
Boats up tO-day-Lady Lee at 2. NJ The
weather is cool and raining all day. River
falling.
CINCINNATI, December 17-Weather fair
and milder. River seven feet three inches
in the channel and falling.
PITTsBURG, December I7.-River about
three feet in the channel and stationary
Weather clear and freezing this evening.
LOUISVILLE, December l7.-River falling
slowly, with four feet in the canal. Weather
clear. River full of floating ice.
EVANSVILLE, December H.--Weatber |
PAL CiaIIy cloudy. Mercury 35O River fall |
ing. Down-BiIly Collins from Cincinnati |
to New Orleans at 8 A. M.
CAIRO, December l7.-Arived-MaryE E. |
Poe from Viclzsburg, at 8 A. M; ArmadiIlo
and Oliver Ova from Cincinnati, at noon.
for New Orleans, at p.
NJ. Armadillo, for New Orleans, at p. NJ.
The river has risen five inches in the past
twenty-four hours. Weather cloudy and
cold.
ST.. LOUIS, December l7-River falling
slowly, and is full of heavy ice. 1t is snow
ing tonight.
SHREVEPORT, December 17.-Heavy rain
fell here to-day, and the prospects for
head rise are more fattering. The river
was falling at noon, but the rain checked
t. At dusk it was on stand, but will
doubtless commence rising again tonight
There has been no arrivals or departures
or several days.
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cotton SEX cotton 10 SKIS seed cotton 1864 SKIS cot
ton seed and sundries
observation-disclosures R E Lee-2447 bales cotton
5QT SKIS cotton seed SKIS seed cotton and sundries
Observation-Disclosures Ruth-85l tales cotton
665 SKIS cotton seed and sundrtes E5S
HOG POINT-Steamer Era No l0-8O3 bales cotton
85 SKIS cotton seed 81 SKIS seed cotton II hhds sugar
so bb,s mOlasses and sundries
ALEXAN R1A-Steamer Belle ROwland--483
bales cotton SKIS seed cotton II bbls m0lasses and
sundries
Observation-Disclosures Little Feta-30l bales
cotton $50 SKIS cotton seed "a SKIS seed cotton and
sundries
NAFCHE2- Steamer San Nicolas-95Oo SKIS cotton
seed and sundries
observation-disclosures Trader-9 bales cotton 200.
bbls oil 300 bbls apples 800 bDls potatoes and
dries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD.
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
December 1875 bales cotton II bales seed cotton
SKIS seed cotton 479 hhds sugar 1898 bbls moIas-
SEES half bbls do $72 46l III specie 5 10 203 in cur
rency 81 head cattle and sundTies
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD, December l7-l477 bales cotton "a hhds sugar
and sundries
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GRFAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD, December I7--839 bales cotton
aqd sundry produce
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On and aftcr October u.

Trains will arrive and depart as follows:
DEPART ARRIVE.
Express. NJ. Express. F. NJ
Mail ..........6P. NJ. MaiL..,........I0 1885 P. NJ
Accommodation4P. u Accommodation. 9:O5 a. NJ,
Mail train daily. Express daily, except Sunday.
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GROCERIES.

EIOUR. FLOUR
HOWARD L PRESTON,
nos. III and 1I3 Poydras Street.
Agents for the celebrated brand of
Belle of Lebanon" Kentucky FLOUR,
And Kentucky Diamond FLOUR.
Haye also on hand many other brands Of FLOU
for sale. oc23 WeEsn IN
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RAILROADS

@->'NS>~>Sn~~>>>>~S>~-.
ORANGE OF TIME
VIA The
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

=. no, htVtrlsN from RIO .anGiTO, 10 t73ffTai
- A.a.-e.,H district II
STEAMBOATS,.
?.ga; Te;,'.-T Elliott, from Henpf.is
John 7 Maud, Noel, from Chicot City
Robert Z Lee, cannon, from VicksburS
Ruth, Blanks from Washington
Era No 10, Dugas. from Hog Point
Carrie ! kUuntZ. Hany from st Lauis
Durfe~, Mason, from st Louis
Belle boNIand, Rea, from Alexandria
little Fleta, Poff, from Shreveport
san Nicolas and barge, from Natches
Glencoe. Calhoun from st Louis
Belfast Sedan. from st Louis
At John. Gre%thouse, from LObdelPs Store
LESSEE Taylor, JuUel, I'm Crosse Tete Railroad
if:.de, and peTge Taylor, from Vicksburs
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FOR RENT.

4NOR, RENT-THB DESIRABLE TWo.sTopy
a. fesldence, No. 1853 Calliope street; wen adantsd
a Gl Iam1les; c9nyenently located terms moder.
ciai n 77Ppiy 70 DAVIS FRBRET, No. q Conner
aul
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| DEPART. ARRIVE
EE Exp a n Express. 100 NJ
| Accommodation4P. u Accommodation. 9:O5 A. NJ
Mail train runs daily. Express daily, except Sunday.
THIS ROUTE OFERS
THE FOLLOWING ADVANTAGES:
By taking the A. NJ. train, YOU arrive in
LOUISVILLE ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO, CINCINNATI,
PITTSBURG, CLEVELAND, BALTIMORE,
| WASHINGTON, NEW YORK, BOSTON, AND ALL
| CITIES NORTH AND EAST,
Twelve Hours in Advance of any COR,~
peting Line.
d. PULLMAN PALACE CARS
On the train from Canton to Humboldt.
BY taking the 6 P. NJ. train Won arrive in
LOUISVILLE, and all points reached via Lonisyille
Six Hours in Advance of all Other Lines
ANB IN ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, CHICAGO,
And all points North in
Less Time Than ANY Other Line.
Pullman's Palace Cars are run on this train from
New Orleans to Humboldt, Memphis aud Louisville,
without change.
STAR. s. JONES,
Ticket Agent, Galveston.
A. D. SHELDON,
Ticket Agent, New Orleans.
c. P..ATMORE,
General Passenger Agent
s. E. CAREY,
General Ticket Agent.
E. D. FROST
no2l d&w General superintendent.
Two THE EAsT.........TU TIKI aAs1
Via Louisville and Osse and 1IIsatEagBp
Hallway.
The completion OF the Louisville Divlsic,T, ut traa
Eoad, and the splendid equipment for pagsangnB
travel, makes this the
BEsF ROUTE 40 CENCIHNATE.
ALL POINTS EAST AND N0kTHsAEr
THREE THROUGH TRAINS DAILY.
With direct connections from the south .nf g0-s
cinnatt
WITHOUT CHANGE or CABS
Be sure and ask for ticke ia louisville and sha
Ch1o and Mississippi Railway, for sale 1T All prirs
olpal ticket offices i'll the South and in LOCiryfs "a
the General Office of the Company corner PorTSh
and Main streets, also at Gait House and LouigvIils
inc and Willard Hotels.
n. B.-Tickets TO Cincinnati and points sss4 via
this line, are good on mail line steamers and hnI
Inc tickets are good on this road.
CHARLES t. POLLRTHF
General Pc ssenger and Ticket Agent, St. LSuia.
J. L. GRGSWORD
SSnST TH eoIHRsSlP B9RWpS st. L'uia
iyS lv General Southern Agent uia~ilIe
STEEL RAIL: DOUBLE TRACK
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD,
The great short line from Cincinnati ier Columbus
EAST!
'&yiDg eighty seven to 10 miles, and arriving enc
train in advance
NEW YORK.
aving 6Ety-nine miles, and arriving six and hals
hours in advance at
BALTIMORE.
avn serenity seven miles, and arriving N4gha
snd three-quarterg hours in advance st
WASHINGTON.
Reaching
PHILADELPHIA
One traio the quickest.
TIE GREAT IRON RAILWAY BRIDGES
FeE the OHIO river, at Parkersburg and BeAir
are completed.
MORNING ANB NIGHT LINES OF
uilmRn's Palace Drayving-Room and
Sleeping Cars
re run on this route from st. Louis Cinc1rra+t nv
Columbus to Baltimore aud Washington CITY,
WITHOUT CHANGE!
BY thls route you avoid All omnibus frangfers
Tickets for sale at all ticket offices in the South
al West. N ''@""
General Ttota+ Ao b. N. SOLE COLE,
Master Transportation, Baltimore MARYLAND
Sidney B. JONES,
General Passenger Agent Cincinnati Ohio
] EW ORLEANS, MOBILE
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rcoxrrxUED FROM FIRST pAGE.I
Weather Report.

bill to move the capital Of West Virginia
hither passed the House by a vote Of %
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WAR DEPART MT,
Office Chief Signal Office }
Washington, December II. 1872, 4:35 P. N. }
PROBABILITIES
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BY 5his route you avoid All omnibus trangfers
Tickets s2 for sale at all ticket offices in the South
L. NJ COLE.
General Ticket agent. Baltimore, Maryland.
". P. S&IlTH
Master Transportation, Baltimore MARYLAND.
SIDNEY B. JONES
mills OLA"'
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Pullman Palace Day and sleeping Cara
through without change to
ST. LOUIS, LOUISVILLE AND LYNCHBrRg.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1872-05-17

WRITTEN ron THE VERMONT PH0sIr.
RR.uE.vgSCE OF THR NON.
GOP.ETHEC F.EfH.

Boston, May 18th, 1872.
Although the Homeopathic Fair is over,
the interest in II does not seem to subside,
and the people who were busy short time
ago in disposing of their wares are now ca
gerly counting up the profits. The dona-
ton from BrattlebOrO was not the least ac-
ceptable of the articles so temptingly dis
played by fair hands, and the demand for
them was naturally proportioned 10 their
merits. OF course there were some disap-
pointments at the result of the rallies, but
as everybody couldn't win the Jersey cow
or the baby basket, this was natural, and
perhaps not altogether useless rs moral
discipline. On the other hand there were
some pleasant surprises. The happy man
who paid only ten cents for turn in the
grab box aud was favored with precious
sleeve buttons, small but select bureau
and choice lot of china, still preserves
these treasures as evidences of his good
fortune. aud thinks of going into the grab
business as the easiest way of getting liv-
ing.
But the credit of this most successful un-
dertaking chiefly belongs TO the ladies'.
They employed their destinations with ex-
cel.ont effect. II was impossible to resist
those subtle pleas, Lacked by the witchery
of bright eyes and sunny smiles; and the