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ONLY A TRIAL.
THAT'S ALL WE WANT
FLOUR. -.
Best Family IS per bbl
Choice .............-.-...-... % a g
Choice Breakfast per ID.
Best Quality Hams..........-..............ltc. " :.
Best t 0SaiiiS Lard. lbs. for..........siOo
sYRUPS, &C.
Diamond DIips, only &c &C. per gan
6rystaI .... .........-si
No. hackerel, in $50 %
Best Quality Demersrs sussr......- 2
Sss Hr Gsf9ss IL
Rio, best a1aIiy b I.ya best SasiS5y &C. K
foT si sfG the and best REAs please
read our notice in the RepubissaRpi; v . RRo
mayl 33S Pennsy ania avenue.
n. oAr1 AR s sSsSESf SSsfAsr. n.-,a.
$ssS ssss e; .s
tects, builders or CONTRACTORS At the lowest marke'
asy o. nrPa
Windcw siIls, Osps, Door sls, steps, Water Table
=: :s
MONEY RETEERRksEbp IF ,YIR
~" FAILS sg rs Gu El2 cHHfLLs.
To be had Of BRACE 3 CISSEL, corner Bridge
G1
18th streets, where testimonials can be seen.
FHASHIl1 3 opGHSs7i1vs,9N9k
Genuine mel blsaii.n fssSs sssss.siss i.nlsu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-17

''REBRCCA JANE BY Msnning's unStrels,
i the greatest thing in the way OF groteslue
uancing that We have ever seen in this city. not
excepting the contOrtiOns OF the ClOdOche troupe
OF Matiit0n's. IL must be seen 20 be Appreciat-
ed The banJOist OF the troupe : goo musi-
clan and a very funny fellow; RjcsTdo's femi-
nine airs and gTaces in German opera are worth
seeing, and The Chimes" by the quartette of
bell ringers, would excite the risibies of the
bluest biue in Washington. Altogether. the
company is hard 10 beat, and We are glad 70 see
that the audiences get larger every evening. 1t
slows that the eOmpany is appIeeiated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-17

KATE SANTLEY, who has been delighting the
visitors al the National Thester during the past
two weeks by her lively songs and happy rendi-
ton OF the character Of F'Stalacta," has a ben
cit this evening, and 10 is TO be hoped she will
have fun house Tomorrow evening those
eentlemsnly officials Of the Theater, Sessford,
Buckingham, and Jsmison, have a benefit aud
they deserve a bumper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-17

The BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS have au-
with work +. II. FINLEY, TO lay back foOtWalk
and set cuTbs on 18th street, from 70 streets;
llHgle * McIiinnis, to lay sewer on II street,
froH 18th street TO New Hampshire avenue;
Delaware Hudnell, TO relay brick fcotwalk and
reset curb on Pennsylvania avenue. from 18th
street 70 Rock creek; Joseph Reynolds, to grade
franklin street, from New Jersey avenue 10 5th
street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-17

THK PRosRANsE tor the open air concert to.
morrow evening at the grounds south OF the
Presidents mansion Is as follows. Oyertnrs
"CheyA de Bronze" Berr; when the Swat
lows are Returning" Abt; potpourri from
Blue Danube, :" waltz, Strauss; potpourri from
..Trovatore," Verdi; German Peace Festi-
VAL march. wiegsnd; Thou art 80 Near and
yet 20 Far" Reiehardti "Star Spangled Ban
neT."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-17

CALL AT "THE OYSTER BAY" and try the
celebrated Lion Lager from Cincinnati, the
coolest and best sold in the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-17
RING AND SUMMER GOODS.
JOHN HI. SHOOT.

mild THOMAS DOWIJEC A..
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-06

e. q PIANO co, N. Y. III class SOD 10
"a 80 agents Names Of patrons in 10 States
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-06
The Mormon Wife.

Vow is the time for Agents 20 secure Territory for
hi4 hr! rg and fearless book. comprises the
Adventures ard Experience of n wonan---wliitem
by Res slf-for -ea,s the wife of u Mormon frOph
et-dsclosrg all that IL mysterious wicked and
startling, abonnding in thrilling adver turr, humor
uus AMI "a bette scencs-'hc most fascinating pooi
e,fani. Sire rOrirait Of the AnShorcSs, portraits
OF "ndinr No mOns, both men aui women If.
ard Scenes N r'an, etc Hod onl' bv Agents For
circu irs Nd 'rc.s HARTFORD PUBLISHING CO,
Hartford, Com.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-06

i Tho Female Soldier he Thri ling Alven
lures, Experiences and Escapes of a Woman as Spy
Scout aud Nurse, in Camps, Battle Fields and Hos
p tails, IL full page illustrations, and rtrait on
stetl This absorbing BOOK, eieglnty illustrated,
crown Svo and beautifully bound in cloth, ri chly
oramented ln black and god, is sold only by sub
sc-iption Price 81 IS Philadelphia Publishin
Co., ha elphia, Pa The Agents who first send
25 for outfit will get the territory for this fast
sey book
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-06

LIVE AND LET LIVE!
just received at Measa tE Armstronr's
Flour ard Feed S ore, 1880 bushels extra
WHITE OATS, which will be sold at low.
est cash prices! o29-tf
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-06

Bniter and chesse are almost indsleusi-
hie-ar'ioles Of food. Properly uspd they
are nutritious and healthy; ont sn inordi.
nate use OF either causes ind gestion and
dysPepsia, Owen Gsffury's Sunday Com
lort' Jndicionsly used win remove both of
there troubles.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-06

sITA AGMERtEG.--lIrE White " ratman. 40. ith
y av.. Ncw YORK. References from ciesgymer in
this city. No pay until Cur d. send for tircrqr
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-06
EXTRAORDINARY lMl'kUV EMANI'S IN
Cabinet Organs |!


The Mason II IIamlin Organ Co. respectfully
snnonnce the Introduction ot improvements Of
much more than ordinary interest. These are
REED AND PIPE CABINET ORGANS,
being the only successful combination of REAL
PIPES with reed. ever made.
DAYS TRAN POSING KEYBOARD,
which. can he instantly moved to the right or left
changing the pitch, or transpnsing the key. For
drawings and descriptions, see Circular
New and elegant styles Of
Double Reed Cabinet 1rgans,
at $40 S135 and S1.5 zach Conside inr capaciiy
eiegauce and thorough excellence Of worminship
thr-e ar OF red cheaper than any before offered
rhr Mason Il Himiin Organs are aclnowl. du, d
tte-t. and from Extraordinary facilities for man
u'ac'hre mis- company can MI rd and now under
take 10 ,eli Mt prices wi ich render them
uWpUtSfoNABLY ChEAPEST
Four,,c'lye DREAMS. $50 each; Five octave Or
Fsns too slol si'S AID upwards. Forty styels up to
New Illustrated Catalogue and Testimonial
musicisns. sent tee ~ ~ ''ahu
MASON g. HaMTLIN ORGAN co.
" 0'sfn' US Sroad~s-. y. Z,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-01
MARKETS
Domestic Markets.


New YORK, August 3l.-C0tton lnarh9y
- ,niIIling Orleans 2217c. Futures
Sal to-day lIl5O bales: Low nliG i"1l
IN San+rmber 2O13 arose; October I912 q
I9ssr, November 1917 019l2c; December
10 3.I6 n 1910; January - ll-i6 d2Ocr Flour
;rart;un. Spriug, wheat inactive and ic
hirhpr 'oTn shade tirmcr. FORK hrmer
al $l4 O5@I5. Lard and groceries hfm'
Ero;,L7 steady. Naval stores firm
CIyyrIvs,TT. August 3l-CStton-D .mand
f,ir and market firm; low middling 2O12c.
EIaur- Demand fair and market firm at
~ s707 3 Wheat-Demand good at full
Drires: red 81 500l IS; white 81 - q 70.
Corn steady; demand moderate at - q 4DG.
Oats steady; demand mOderatei old 50 =
4Ic: new % Il Doe. Pork-Demand light,
holders frm at $I8 - Lard-Dcmand
fair and market firm; summer held at 0tsc;
kettle held ut Sc. Bulk meats steady; de-
mand moderate; shoulders 6l2 63sc; clear
rib 834 08z5o; clear ~ 0934c Bacon quiet
and weak; sales of shoulders at 713c; clear
rib l04c; clear I07sc. Whisky-Dcmand
fair and market firm at GOO.
ST.. LOUIS, August 81 Cotton 5ull and
nominal. Flour unchanged, with good
business in family and choice brands
Wheat dull and prices have dec!lned
sample lots OF No red winter 81 66
cago 81 70. Corn dull but unchanged
No. mixed 35c Oats trmer; No. "a q
25c, Whisky dull at 00c. Pork unchanged
inhbiup $l4 49, Dry salt clear middleS
714c, seller first half Of January Bacon
scarce and tirm shoulders 8lsc clear nil
lll4@ Lard unchanged
EoreiEn Markets,
LIVERPOOL August 2'.-TuIr ntjne 2GS
81 -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-01
A New Orleans Widow Astray.

We copy this from the St. Louis GIL Of
Friday:
Mrs. Eliza Dolson, widow, stopping at
the Southern Hotel, and supposed to he
mentally confused, was found wandering
about the streets, in the vicinity of the
hotel, al two o'clock this morning Police
man Kickham tried to get her TO go back
to the hotel, but she refused making some
insane excuse about its being too cold
there, and they tried to set her room atire.
she was frightened about the elevator,
at the Chestnut street station: She bad
$1,000 worth OF jewelry, $3.50 in money, $3.50
in interest coupons Of New Orleans bonds,
ticket for Detroit, who're she wants to 20,
and bank account Of $1,000. She will be
safely conducted to the cars this morning
She SAYS she is from New Orleans, and ap
pears 10 be a lady Of refinement, culture
and wealth.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-01

4 scarcity of marine tonnage is the pres
ent grieva1ce Of California. She has har-
vested the greatest crop she ever raised,
but is compelled to pay enormous freight
rates to get it to the eaters mouths. The
ship Sacramento was chartered on the four
teenth to take wheat to Liverpool at "a lis
per ton, the highest price ever paid.
The shipping price Of wheat was ST. 8 z
per 100 pounds, which after being increased
by the freightrates, will leave pretty small
margin for profit in Liverpool. This scar
city Of freight is not confined to San Fran
cisco, but extends to tic Atlantic, AsiatIc,
European, Australian, and South American
ports trading with that city. An over the
world there is a great call for freight room
to California. We are not much yersed in
shipping. but can see no other interpreta-
ton Of this phenomenon than the growth
and expansion Of our Pacific commerce.
Our dispatches this morning show also that
the internal transportation facilities OF Cali
forna are not adequate to the moving OF
the present crops.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-01

from Red river at 8 P. NJ; Gladiola from
Cincinnati at midnight; La Belle from
New Orleans at II A. NJ; Tom Jasper from
ST. Louis at A. NJ; Pauline Carroll from
81. Louis at 6 A. NJ. Departed--Kountz tor
st. Louis at II A. NJ; Gladi0la for New "
leans al ?. NJ Continental for New Or
leans at 10 P. NJ; La Belle for st. Louis at
pm. The river has fallen i've inches
Weather clear and cool. The hountz IS
HghtiDg for the bar.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-01
Monetary--Commeroial'
MONETARY-
OFFCg OF TIKI DAILY REPUBLICAN.

OFFtCB OF TIKI DAILY REPUBLICAN.
S3TrKDAY Evening, august ~, l87Z }
We wish to correct an omission in our
annual report of bank dividends The
PEOPLES Bank declared d dividend OF g
cent in January and one OF the same
amount in July. the former was omitted.
We noticed a slightly increased demand
Tor money i'll preparation for an early cotton
crop but without imparting much ANNA
ton to the market The banks continue 10
discount most offerings OF good business
paper, though still restricting themselves
to 'short dates and approved signatures.
There is not much activity on the street,
and the rates are without variation. we
ieref0re repeat our previous figures ana
quote frst-class business paper at 8 10 Y
cent " annuIn; Al at 10; less desirable
names not second grade at II: second grade
at II: tirst-cIass mortgage 81 a 10; good 70
second grade do IL a II.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
C1earngs Balances.
august 3I..........s -. s629eS2 g SI2z a03 q
same time Ia,t Week F. $685. 9 !53Q87 b
Total last weck.......... 4,t54l4a 50 ~ I88 70
7Jta week before ....... 4,55l,ol5 u go6.022 90
Gold opened at 1929 GIBBS, against ll2a4
at New York, and, after quite an active
business, closed at 1929 ll3, against the
opening rates in that market. The sales
| covered S63 800, embracing $4,000 at l22s q
| Il22l; $4,000 $4,000, $1,000, $1,000, $1,000,
/ $1,000 and $4,000 at 1922; $4,000 t$l1O0,
| $20G0. $500 and $4,000 at ll27s; $500 at
| ll2 1916, and 50 900 $1,000, $1,000, $1,000
| $4,000 $1,000 and S20,000} at lib
Nothing was reported in silver The mar-
! ket is quoted at los QI09 for American
| halt-dolars, and 312 a 6l9 II cent premium
in gold for Mexican dollars.
| There was but very little movement in
| sterling exchange, and rates declined a t.
| cent The sales included 500 ships bill
at 1929; Gl000 Al clear at 1885, and t30tt
| first class at 1872; also $1,000 banG ut
| l24A. not noticed yesterday
Nothing was reported in francs.
| At the close sterling bills were quotes, at
| 1903 q 1884, for Al clear, and l2i q l24!4
| for bank, and francs at t.72l2 d 46l "a, and
7 bank nominal.
Domestic exchange vas without quo
| table change in rates, thougha shade
| easier The sales Of New York
sight covered $l0E 900. comprising 5000
commercial at 4 z cent premium
| $4,000 private bankers At ZIG, anC
| sos, 900 bank $4,000 $4,000. $25, 600, $25 G0(
to check on New York at Is a = y cent
premium, and commercial. was quoted at
| 81 a = premium. Ill gold checks on New
| York we noticed sales Of 5000 1T 4 Y cent
| premium.
| Stocks continued dull.
No sales OF bonds were reported.
The sales OF warr;-lts included 5000 nez
| State at 4l34
CITY appropriation certificates wera quo.
! ca weaker The reported sales inCl&deC
| $4,000, at C8as. $500 ($l500, $1,000 auc
| $:100Ul at G324, and $4,000 i$l409 and $4,000
| at 80.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-01

Tie New York Tribune, alluding to one Of
itsgeporters, Julius Chambers, who feIgned
insanity, and was an inmate Of the Bloom
ingdaIe Insane Asylum about two weeks,
vino will write what he saw and expert
enced, says:
The detailed story Of these adventures to
be told BY the reporter will be plain. IN
vanished tale, without reservation OF
namcs or facts; ana we. are sorry to say
that it will be adverse to the institution,
and reflect painfully on the law Of commit
mant, and its administration in this city.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-01

iCuNIIHl1Hb E1So1A = 80 -
---,1,- tended
GIT, and we're more numeronsly aLtth ,ir,e.
Dan for years Ihe otlhosc narlnonJ all
IeH, az" = GoinPifl ciontit'n of Greeley
q brown ana me State IT, 80 sent TO
ED lloera! kepdoilc3hs tLa central
-" county convention ana e ~ ,' as Demo.
Invention on IN 7G"l@ rood IHmor were
"-1it IuahiinhS az" rEorl,inr campaion
unin eTruptrd, and WORKING U"t"p ptt1I
clubs were formed III lle 3o"HT 49, on al
yards. lhere wa" w i'ast ranrrscntative men
for Office. ,-.,. C,.,.,-.- .1,,
MEMPHIS, angus o. C"ioily' I1',L 'I,nl-
defeated cahdiHanN, naS J:t3 ~,
Doyle from 4IaLhylh ~ SH'ii"' va
ground OF 1Eauu: ,.5t,-,,
a tre last night harmed lAe oo"i" ~,
house at hiH. WIZ On 3eco.,' - Ii,,sg
boarder7 barely estar-1 WALL 0"'ii ~
Loss $4,000. Insured. o .a ,,.;.,o
EAsTPoKT, Ne, AuGo71 90 i i''.
fgh took place 10 H@y q ir'7I1o w.
for 5000 slde, oot "coil ,, 10y, ~ pro,,i
hill, Ma5sacAuT ", ." ~ ~ tnr,b rnund
dancc, Rhode Island IN IhH I'lI' 7 Lui,ia
Kelly Tit ljmony S'Lal@nI WHY, ~, tba
The eye ana q cF"7s co.til.1 't tI,,, ,,,nr"d
iuEular VEN, kn""hln& ia u ,i 1',I ~
renseIess WItn lluie ms'S .-'. +iIi i,,sor.ui
eleventh. Fonhh' ilinohT n,."I ri ,h,,,,t i0o
bic, h"ILy "d- 'l1cil l -
pcrs ~ we're Pi5hsn i.. ., esb. F,lI,trinea il
GAL I.i M .. s,,.s VI Ill 4irA n Dallas
= ~ u MAY.
44 ~ n ,T1nrnorI r Il, Stewart w. w.
cn my 4 Cn"N p Stacey o. Wiburn, Il.
G :, n.rl. in,ncria] saloon. Bohcmcy s. Lam
f. ~ ~ Tllman. j. NJ. TIumond II. ii
po'' - ~ N In1irl. SAWYER Brothers, and
Hhesu, -. 49, e. a.,
D - - - tI, +,,r-n rvag dpstr0yrd Loss
Goa m0s the fire is supposed to have been
s,I'sos Nv incendiariam
RpowEsyTLE, Tex, august 3l.-2ar-
,inTlars of another outrage committed a
an, Iavc aro. within twenty miles OF this
,?tr hive been received Mr.. f., Strand.
ti},,r-r,,1ta for this place from Rio Grando
~, u,s attacked bv four Mcxicans, be-
Ionggin, 10 .Tri. ms band, who robbed him of
1iS5 ard ali 'bis clothing, even to his il IT.
Trba rohbrrs were well mounted, and were
4rr1aG Win reyolyers and Winchester rifles
al ~ Ag'irs in he ntiglboring republic arc
I,oan,nin, settled. and large quantities of
a,ooas are being daily sent from Mutamoras
r. 49,. interior,
o. Lrtscfsro. august 3l.-The United
States steamer Hassrr, with Professor
A~assiz aud party on board, has arrived
GoInnel SeotEs Texas Pacific railroad
,arlr ' has ret,nned from South California.
NJ Nina }Eper denies that Harmon
DLa,a LS,.o 49, titla n tba 81
HihB = aeoo',i ,',I.,ds H. Ar;1ona ianL
e. XII" nl ta.1n I'M, IL on4rioe
Egerv Indian bas abandoned the reser-
titan at Camn Mcdowell. Arizona, and
daDrodatious are going on IN all directions
Tha trnons III authorization Of the arrival Of
GnraTal Howard with fresh peace ncgotia-
t;rns ran,pin Ina ii camn.
Gnunrnmr Stantord'a mare Aurora. which
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-01

Miss Sydney Cowell, one Of the pretties,
and most sunshining actresses on the Amer
morning, ana is sojourning at the Overton
Miss Cowell will be remembered by the
theatre-goers Of Memphis as one Of the
brightest stars OF the Wyndham troupe
who made herself a most decided favorite
with all the lovers of genuine comedy. She
joins the company, which organizes at The
theatre ON Monday, as a soUbrette, and vii
prove most important acquisition.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-01

Captain C. o. Rich died at Yokohama on
tie twenty,sccond Of June. He was a son
OF Mr.. Otis Rich, Of Boston, and was a
captaia in tho Forty-ffrh Massachusetts,
Regiment, which served under General
Foster ia North Carolina, in the civil war.
lie was present "a, he battle Of Kingston
and GUlusbor
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-01

The old Connecticut blue .lawsiforbade
clergymon from joining people in marriage,
a. the Puritans looked upon marriage as a
legal contract and not as sacrament
Were these laws IN force, some OF our fash
ionable ministers would lose one important
source OF revenue.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-01
nav ORLEANs REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER l, 1872

ssc; bulk corn to Liverpool I@l2d; 70 Cork
on order I'D; oil cake to London, per ton,
35s: TO Liverpool, per son. BPS I'd.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-01

Botauists are endeavoriug 10 introduce
ana accIimate in Europe plant Of New
Granada, which viii be valuable acquisi-
ton TO manufacturers of ink. The juice or
sap is at first of reddish tint, but in few
hours becomes intensely black. 1t may be
used without preparation.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-01

A reasonable bear, near the Katahdin
Iron Works, in Mai. Q, approached hut III
which some meat was stored. and tried TO
push the door open. but failing il this be
went 70 the windows, which were closed BY
shutters, and removed one from each side
Of tie caUn. for the sole purpose, no doubt,
d making sure his retreat, for if attacked
from one window, he could then jump from
tile other and soescape. He then went and
took picco Of meat and departed as he
came. This game was 50 ceyepy perform
ed that the owners Of the cabin, who were
conceal, q in the bushes near by, let him
depart in peace.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-01

A lady writes from ParIs; "Dressas oddly
as yo1 possibly can, ana yen nril te sure to
be- fashionable
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-01
RAILROADS.
CHANGE OF TIME.
On and after JUNE ?. 1872, trains Of the

On and after JUNE 2, 1872, trains Of the
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE,
New Orleans Jackson and Great Northern, &-st g
sippi Central, and Mississippi and Tennessee R".--
roads) will depart and arrive as follows:
DEPART. ARRIVE. "a, ,r
Express ......7:30 A. NJ. Express. -" = T.
Mail. 7:3O p NJ. Mad.....;.,:. %Sg a 4
Accommodate mails P. NJ. Accommodate n 80 4 y.
Mail Tram runs daily Express daily, e1ceIi
Sunday.
These trains make
THE QUICKEST TINE
From New Orleans TO NEW YORK CHICAGO, Sc
LOUIS, LOUISVILLE and all intermediate c.,seF,
villages and stations.
PULLMAE's PALACE DAY AM SLEEPING CABS
from New Orleans to Memphis, Humboldt and Io2-
isvilIe, without charge. -.-,,-
A. D SHELDON,
Ticket Agent, New Orleans.
s. :. JONES,
Ticket Agent, Galveston
c. P. AFMORE,
General Passenger Agent.
s. L. CARRY,
General Transport alton gS---s
4. y FROST,
ie2 General Superintendent.
yHyHE NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-01
Weekly Qustutions of Hides, Etc.

Messrs Hay & Mehle furnish us the fol
lowing report. Their quotations represent
actual sales at first hands. Weighing,
bund1ing. drayage and comDlssion have TO
he added
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-01

Unta further notice the Company viii sell sun
day Excursion Tlckets Al the following rates;
New Orleans to
Bay ST. Louis and return. 81 90
Pass Christian and return 2 2J
Mississippi City and return. .........,..... 3 SO
Ocean Springs and return. 2 so
East Paseagoula and return. 3 90
These tickets are good only on train leaving
New Orleans a. 7:20 A. NJ Sunday, and on the train
returning The same evening.
Tickets Tor sale at tue Office Of this Company,
corner Cafup and Common streets and at Canal
street static
Passengers na-t purchase the SUNDAY EXCUR-
sion TICKETS sa order to obtain the benefit of
these rates aa4 remember that they are only good
TO go and z5.as - the same day.
CHARLES l. FITCH.
Geae-a F.eight and Passenz-, Agent
au2l lm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-01

Fen thousand loads Of gravel have been
deposited on piece Of road in Pittsfeld,
Massachusetts, four rods IN length, and as
fast RS it is put on, from some unexplained
reason, it settles below the level Of the
road. The place was formerly a marsh
and the adjacent sides rise rs the road it
self setllaE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-01

This j. George Nv. said an ak
hibi.or e. wax works for the million, point
ing 70 Yary slim figure with theatrical
crown GA his head, Il thought he was a
very stout man." observed a spectator.
VERY likely replied the man, shortly, not
approving Of the comnsnt Of his visitor;
"but if yon'd been here without victuals
half SO long a. lie has, you'd been twice
as him"