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doubtless earns =; but there he is
earning it speaking in Pennsylvania,
daughter l have found him also in Con
necticut, IN Maine, and SO on. How, under
heaven, can he earn the money we are pay
ing him in that position of naval officer at
Boston, while he is speaking all over the
country. He is q good, capable man, ana
makes good speeches, but | say he ought to
make his speeches on own his hook as l do.
PROLONGED laughter He ought not be
paid for making them out of the federal
treasury TGreat applause.
neople are not likely to lie reconciled, and
that is the enormous use Of money in this
election. In all the elections held from
George Washington down to the present
time there has net been so much money
spent by both parties as N this election by
the Grant party alone. They have their
treasury at their back the vast army Of
4office-holders, the Credit Mobilier men
with their large Observation-Disclosures tive
Zines as large as the capital invested.
I tell Won that right down in honest old
Y ermont, where the people never heard of
money being paid before, their money was
poured ont like water to induce Democrats
10 vote the Grant ticket or stay away from
the polls. So in Maine 100000 was paid
for votes.
Now, gentlemen if they elect their ticket
this fall it viii be because they have $780,
900 to our ST..
Dir. Greeley continued at some length.
touching upon the most important topics of
the political canvass, and finally returned
to his train amid great cheering.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-27
&oyernor Yynrmotl,s

go show what Democratic Journals will
say about Governor Warmoth. we copv
the following from the Jackson E!ay:sn:
Since the fusion of the Liberal and Demo
cratic tickets in louisiana the signs of a
victory over Grantism are decidedly en-.
coura ging in the Pelican Stateo Without
detracting from the merits Of members OF
our own party, who haze been instrumen,
tai in ctIecting this movement so full #
hope to the advocates of Just and consti.
tutiOnal government, from the outside stands
point which we Occupyq We must say that
very large share Of the hone: Of the
achievement belonges TO Goveypoy IT, c.
Warmoth, whose self denial consummQte
tact, and energye lave risen superior to
obstacles that would have intercepted the
progress Of ordinary memo We have had
no predictions for him to help lis to this
conclusion as ouC readers know But Che
pleasure which we are realizing in the hoDeo
full prospects Of our Louisiana friends has
suggested this candid word in regard to
the course of Governor Warmoth. If lie
succeeds in doing for Louisiana what Graft
Brown has accomplished for Missouri
what Walker has achieved for Virginia~o
and what Senter has done for Tennrssee-o
there is no measure of praise which will exc
coed his just deserts.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-27
The New Internal Revenue laws.

A Washington special to the Cincinnati
Ga=ette says:
The receipts of internal revenue . so
far this month amount to 1888. 300 indi-
eating total of about SlO.0OO,0Oo for the
month. This is a falling off from $l4 900, 900
in July and $Il,000,000 in August, and is
believed to be about an average Of the
monthly receipts under the new law when
it is in full and fair operation. Important
reductions of the machinery of the revenue
bureau are likely to be made at an early
day, among which will be the consolidation
of the districts, the discharge Of collectors
and assessors and otLer officials, and
q consequent lessening of all contingent ex-
Penses. The commissioner is, moreover,
known to be favorable to the system of
stamp taxes. covering all the taxes now
colleeted' and may recommend in his forth
coming annual report legislation which,
py f4 f,u substitution of the stamp system,
the collection of the revenue
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-27
Foreign NEarketaA
John Quincy Adams-AnOther Bourbon
Candidate who Has Nothing to- Sayo

BOSTON, September I8-John Quincy
adams, the lineal descendant of the old
line OF Adamses, takes his nomination bv
the Louisville body with philosophical
GOODNESS characteristic Of his renowned
| family. When the nomination was made
he was away from home on a visit to
friends, and since mis- return he has settled
down quietly to the duties of his profession
evidently caring more for law and clients
than he does for politics ard politicians
| In view OF his silence since the conventions
| your correspondent called on him to-day TO
| talk over the matter of his nomination and
| see what he proposed to do about it, /
| found him at lis GttiCe In Pemberton square.
! quietly seated at q table, going Ieisurely
| through cOnglomerated heap Of legal d0co
uments Except the presepce Of Lia mese
senger, he was solitary and alones
| MIR Adams, ] believe" ] said or gnfera
! ing.
Eyes sir that's my name. Take q
seat"
"ATr. Adams observed. after being
| seated, Il have called to make a few ino
quiries in regard to your position with
reference to the straight-oub Democratic
convention"
Thank you, Sir. shall Sc happy 20
answer any questions you may be Inclined
to put to me- but really have nothing in
particular to say"
Il understand Mro Adams, shat e Nr.
nOFoaQ IL thlnk mats his name) has ad.
dressed You letteg recently that was cal.
culated to call forth reply from you that
would exactly define your position:?''
S'Yeso have received a letter from that
g'ntleman@and have just sent aim my gee
ply :.
S'Could You fayoy me with copy Of 2ha.
correspondence for publication -
LAS for my OVID letttCo have no copy Of |
':Mighp I qearn frs erq,noqY so
ono, not unless the gentleman TO whom !
it is addressed should see fit to give it fhe |
Publico whicho tBinko he w:Il do in "a few I
days.
II infero then, from your manner. Mr..
Adams, that you decline the donoy rendered !
you by the contention 90
To which Mr. Adams smiiingiv RESPONDED.
"YGB ave at diber9y &" make what infer (
enca you pleascs shall say nothing
edo you think it is possible foy the n9oveo
mcnt to attain eucb prominence as would
make 1t worth your while to lend y0ur
name to is in an 0itspoke8 way!'
S'Ihat all depends upon the managers
%MIght | inquire then. if you have had
any communication with Aiyo O'Coaog o.
this mattey5'
s,None whateTef.' replied Mr.. Adams.
OIL don't seeo then, ~ fhege is ANYTHING
else that l can learn from you concerning.
this matter in Which jLe Iubsic aye B.se!y
to be interested -
Ono, | don either"
den&
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-27

Market easier; sales 1915 bales; middling
uplands l824c; zmiddling Orleans I94c.
Flour inactive and unchanged Whisky
unchanged. Wheat closed quiet; the adj
vance at noon was lost; the advanced
freights Qepress the market Corn steady.
Rice quiet. Pork unchanged. Lard fImer
at 81 G9Ac. Naval stores steady TaIIow
dull at 624 09l4e. Freights frmer.
Receipts of cotton to-dav-Net, none;
gross 1855. Sales Of futures Il $50 bales
September 1873, IS 11-l6c; October Is I-I6
1899; November 1873, 1899: December
IS SIS, l824c; January Is 1916, - 3-I6c
February 10 GIG, 1890; March 20, 2O+c;
April 20i3, 2058c.
FIeights per sail-Cotton SIS %, grain
l00l012. Per steam-Wheat ll24d, grain
Had.
Coffee quiet; Rio I41a I734c. Sugar is
in moderate requests fair to good refining
82s a 94c. Molasses dull and unchanged.
CINCINNATI, September 26-C0tton-
Demand fair and market firm; middliug
I8Mc. Flour steady demand moderate at
81 4O07 IS. Wheat-Demand fair and
market firm; red 81 500l So; white 81 60
a. 70. Corn quiet and weak, al a 45c
40c; new u 034e. Pork-Demand fair and
market firn at $l3 IS. Lard steady. de
mand moderate; summer Sc: steam S3s a
She; sales of kettle sac. Bulk meats-De-
mand fair aud market firm: shoulders held at
7c; clear rib lO12c; clear l0Bc. Bacon-De.
mand fair and market firm; shoulders sales
at Sc; clear rib ll4c; clear I2c: sugar cured
hams summer, lie. No winter offered; stock
about exhausted. Whisky lower and steady;
sales at 89C.
ST.. Louis, September 26.-Cotton dull
and nominal Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat-Spring unchanged; No. sDring
Chicago 81 2401 %: No. red winter 81 So
al 85 Corn inactive; No ? mixed, 40c.
Oats scarce and firm; No. 30co Whisky
firm at 9lc. Pork unchange /; small lots
$l4 500I4 75 Bacon irregular; some sales
lower; shoulders SAC; clear rib lbs 0li24c:
clear llM 0 l2c. Lard-Fair demand for
future; prime steam 84c9 buyer tor Septemo
Der.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, September Dc, Evening"
Common rosin Us Ode Turpentine 46s Cd. !
Cotton closed quiet uplands Glad: Orleans
92I a 978d.
LONDON, September 26.-BulIion in the
Bank Of England has decreased nearly |
G5O0,O0O !
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-27
The Johnson DefnIcation.

The complete examination Of the accounts
Of johnson John the aosoonded stamp agent Of
falcation to be $4,000, tie wboe a nus u9
having been taken from the proceeds talI Of
stamps sold, and falsely accounted for "
during the past month. johnson had re-,
ceived large quantity Of stamps. which
he had not entered upon his books, thus
making his accounts specifically correct.
and requiring an actual count to determine
that the stealing had been going on The
remainder of the investigation showed
of the sub-treasury. and honesty and fdel-
ity among all officials.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-27

FOR HAVANA.
Touching at Cedar Keys and Key West,
Carrying the United States Mail.
LEAVING EVERY WEDNESDAY.
&@&h The New Orleans, FIorfdn
SSSSE aud Havana Steamship Compsnv
ESTaE4sa5<Is@ will dispatch their new and unsur
zsszzszEsSSss@s$ passed fast passenger steamship
MARGARET,
J. Nice. BAKER, Commander.
WEDNESDAY, October 2, 1872.
SE'b the foot Of CaIliope street, First District
RATBS OF PASSAGE:
cabf To Havana. To Cedar Keys
So So e 81 .p,"ssS,....$ $40 825
m So. .,.....,........ 70 "a
1lttlg1 bills of ladiDg issued to all roints nj
Ut: ; OFailr0s ds IN Florida and on the St Johns
li W. So to New York, Savannah and Charles+nr
iTniVgh bills of lading and passage tickets given
wharf Tampa. Lug IL VI
an, oAelut the company's bills of lad1ng signed
S'lt SI Loi Slgned after sailing of the steamer
.i otPdtn1 passenger accommodations and througt
'iS - 70 ven to above points.
q7 ~ trent received without permit from the nf
Sor Heshs or passage apply to
j. K. ROBERTS, Treasurer
No. 100 Common strref
e4a OveS the Louisiana National RAN
DAY Oee sms1l' HAVANA follows on WEDNES
.Det . dp5 1y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-27
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE,

Gold opened at 1884 UII4, against ia
at New York. and, after an active business
closed at 1873 Has III that market. The
sales amounted to So 600. including 5000
$4,000, $1,000, $1,000. $1,000 and $4,000 at
1884; $2I,500 $500 and SI5, 000) at 1873;
So, 900 at 1875 a iii: $4,000 $1,000. $1,000,
$1,000 and $6030) at LA; $l4 500 ($4500 $4,000
and $4,000 at ll4l8g and $4,000 at ll48.
The only sale reported in silver was $500
in American half dollars at no. The mar,
ket Is now quoted at 100 q 10 for American
half dollars, and gas T. GENT premium,
gold, for Mexican dollars
The movement in sterling exchange was
moderate and private advanced about u
u cent? The sales comprise $4,000 en-
bracine 23500 bill Of fading at 1905, E250O
do at 1915 5000 do at l2l4o $4,000 AL clear
at l2I % and 5000 bank ate
The sales Of francs comprised $4,000. and
included 49, 900 commercial at lS0e 100 600
do at 1884, 10000 do at 49, and $1,000
first class at 4.77o
AT the close sterling bills were quofed at
1909 a l2l % for bill Of lading and Al clear.
and l22 for bank, and francs at 4.80 q s.:82s
fog private and nominal for bank
Domestic exchange was "a shade frInero
The sales comprised $168,0G0 sight on New
York. embracing $4,000 commercial at 81 +
cent dlscountS $1,000 sank at 9-32: $l2G000
$50, GOO commercial. $4,000 100000, $780,
OO0e $4,000 and S30.DOO bankt ar ~ and
$4,000 commercial and $4,000 bank (payao
Tic banks checked on Sew York at IS g.
cent discount. and commercial sight was
quoted at u a J-l6.
: The sales of stocks included q round Iot
Of New Orleans City railroad at $I!8; 25
shares Factors s. Traders Insurance Come
7any at SOL: round lot of do a! $9I 50: )
shares Crescent Mutual Insurance Company
Al. $50, and As 40 az $50 So
Nothing was reported in bondso
THE sales OF gold certificates included !
$1,000 with three months interest at &C.
The only sales Of warrants reported we've |
$500 new State at 381s, and $I509 do at |
'913o
City appropriation certificates ~ere
quoted at the close at 6sa 60 The safes Inc
'luded $1,000 at 63 u $2800 $4,000 ami $500! |
It Ga and $27OG t$IGo0 and $1,000 at 90
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RECEIPTS OF pR0nr?r

MEOEI II U gEUUUUE.
TCNfCA e-Steamef Pi&e--t30 bales cotton III
SSs seed GOTTEN 1908 SKIS "otton seed and eundries
(! SKIS seed cotton and sundries ~
ARGYLE LANDING-Steameg Franz ?areouf-e
cotton and 6undres 49,"
SHREVEPoRTT--Steamey Garry 0gea-i6: bales
BATON ROUGE Sseamee Jessie ray'or-.-Yo
hhdS sugar % bales cotton SKIS seed cotton 207
SKIS &Ota0lS seed and suudries "
RECEIPTS BY R8-fROsD.
M0H}GAE'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS R41sPo.rs
September 2j-l33 bales cotton SKIS seed .otfor
=: SKIS cotton seed y head cattle and sundrv pro
duCe "
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE and TEXAS RATY.
ROAD, September 25-I60 bales cotton $50 pkgs to.
baCco and sundry produce 6e' ~
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH.
kRS RAILROAD, September 26-333 bales cotton
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Monetary Commercial,
MONETARY.
EAC - - I AIS
OFF,CE or THB DAILY REPUBLICAN, I


The money market presented no new fea-
ture to-day. If anything it was less strin
gent There appears to be less demand for
currency to send to the country, and the
demand for discounts on the street was
only moderate. The banks discounted to-
day most of the offerings Of good paper, but
show no disposition to extend their lines Of
discounts. This necessarily throws a con
siderable amount Of very good paper on
the street where notes with AL signatures
or unexceptionable collaterals are easily
done at our quotations. Second grade is
still rather difficult to place. We have
heard Of several instances where higher
rates have been asked and given for good
paper, but the transactions have not been
Of sufficient magnitude to affect our quota
lions. We continue to quote frst-elass paper
at ga 10 p cent y annum, al at TO- less de-
sirable names not second grade. at II, and
second grade at y us, first class mortgage
at 9l3 0l0, good to second grade do at
lI012. Among to,day's traasactions in
commercial paper $1,000 and $4,000 first
class at Il = cent per annum, and about
$4,000 in two lots Of good at H.
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POUND NOTICES.

1'07701o
DEPARTMENT OF POL1CE
New Orleans, Sep. ember a. 1872
WTAs BROUGHT TO THE FOURTH D1STRTcT
W Pound on Dryades street, between Jackson
and Philip STREETS
One red COW, branded 20" On the right hip.
Which, if not claimed within five DAYS. and tba
expenses thereon paid, will be sold at public aue.
non at said Pound on SATURDAY, September "a
1872 at twelve O'CLOCK ". ~,
JAMES LEWIS, Administrator,
Foi47-se25 I'd
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BREMEN
'6rth German Lloyd

'arth German Lloyd,
VA HAVEN BREMEN AND NEW ORLEANS
SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA,
es The Steamships of the North
- uan Lloyd will gesumo their
regular trips as fol
HANOVER. .seDtttr emeno From New Orleans
H4PS BURG. October l8o October 10.
kOLN o.....ses .N0vCmio; 80 |emDer 23e
HANOVER. Decent II December 2Io
The steamers touch OF IT. January To-
ana, and on their home tia,ttu AZ navre and HaT,
amgtoB 30 jand and receive havana and South
PRICES OF Pa ,Gp '''-' '''S IL
From Bremen southampton auE'
or New s1rIeo Havre 20 Havana
SaplE.o Observation-Disclosures
"'etFa@e.' '.o...oo...........sS' 915o 600
F'0n' Se" Orleans oE Havana szo, ~ soloo
aavre OF Bremen. sA"Ln Vo440
lam t'pin . 90 oo'oo'Oooo.o..s s.....s.oooo
'''' .'''''''..'. ...'s...o. So29'
81 From New Orleans to Havans: soido
SCfoII'oO o.o.sso.Os.o.o.s.,.4 80 cUs
0'e'%dSe'0o's s'....ssoo 20 Cur9CyS
Passage tickets from Bremen, SoutbaDffyo
Hare to ew0.leans. issued by the uudeF2n OF
SoS further particulars Apply To- @ed'
ED E SToCE3IEYER K CO, agents,
a., ~ No. a Union street
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IMPORTS.

s.. SToS~S:-am ship Wbi;neg.-2 P,a'e eos,on
s22'0 II s2soG" @'.3 IL "u!Ssacy 80 bead ca.ta
NEW Yo8S-Bass II , G'sooI,:aafs--2:o5 5a.s satf,
BALTiMoRF viA gE: Notwithstanding ,fa,r-
land-Astd mdse '1''l
and sgndries 90 N''''''
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. STEAMBOATS,.
RAILROADS.
. = EsCF TIME

| { Han GEsoF TIME
On and after September o. 1872. trains If +,,o
~, 81 EAT JACKSON ROUTFE US
wv" oIleahs' jackson and Great Northern, Ntssis
sippl Central, and Mississippi and Tennessee PafT
| io"uSj viii depart and arrive as follows;
DEPART. ,pn
So 2 r. aa5Rress 599
Accommodat'n4;15 P. M Accommodate as 835 4 Y
sund da ir@ln runs daily, Express daily excep,
These trains make
THE QUICKEST TIME
from New Orleans to NEW YORK, CHICAGO ST
L L'IJ' LOUISVILLE ana all Intermediate ci+tes
villages and stations cl'les
FULLAAFS PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING crIps
from New Orleans to Memphis Hun,bod+ 49,, -
lsVl-le, without charge 11'N,
A. D. SHELDON
Ticket agent New Orleans
). S. JONES
Ticket Agent, Galveston
c. p A1N0RF OAt'
General Passenger AgaDt
y. Z. CAREY,
General Ticket Agent.
iaS Z. D. FROST
General superintendent
STEEL RAIL: DOUBLE TRACK
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD,
The great short line from Ctnoinno+ H. c,o,--,-
saving elshty'seTen to 40 miles, and arriving nnE
TRAIN IN advance at
NEW YORK,
ni'y nine miles, and arriving six and hal,
hours in advance at NSA
BALTIMORE,
saving -8eyenty.seven miles, and arriving a;,5,
ana IhTeequarters hours in advance at @-
WASHINGTON.
Reaching
PHILADELPHIA
One train the quickest.
THE GREAT IRON RAILWAY ReTnczs
~ = 's az. d. lF&fEers3urg and Benair
MORNING AND NIGHT LINES OF
PuiiniRn's PaInce Dra7vfpp.Roor, -,
Sleeping Cars I~
are run on this route from St Touig r;o;,r,4, -.
COLUMBUS 70 baltimore and Washin frtoo o. "
WITHOUT CHANGE!
b By this this route you avoid all omnibus tran.,a,,
at TG6ets for sale at all ticket Offices in the son+,
l. NJ COLE.
General Ticket Agent Baltimore Marvlo,5
A6,. W. P. SMITH,
m8S1eF Transportation, Baltimore Marv1.,
SIDNEY B. JOINS Ne11"
milk GENERAL passenger Agent, Cincin. All Obfo
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CONNIE RCIALs.


CofToN-aThe sales today summed up
little over 340G bales. at irregular prices.
showing an advance Of Is a 28c. closing
at a4co We gaise our quotations ac.
cordinglys and give also the Tx.
change figures which are tor average lists
according with It's official type. Thile ours
present the proper gange Of the market for
Tor I5w. miidHng given a. he tie outside u, e
figures for strict:
SEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. assIW:LAgEU
rrIT II ~ yI-T-rrr,I.T
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" ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. ass!M:LAgEiD
% THAI OJ LIVERPOOL

me !n$fhe IKE; opened "!tA an active a.! He
| standing the !at!era f..ir business was done
during the morning. mostly at an advance
OF Il a 4c. Later IN the day. Under live.
- SUh et'tl0h :.'o,'S y9%e'Se factors were
! enabled 30 TedI.Zs STU! higher prices. show
ing in some cases an i'm provemrnt OF aac.
2ItV oUs' ?5!'ai 99u az :'fc, low i9
alin9'a 100 e. an! l6i4co sIlIct 90 al 1925
:H9 l2a2c. sI I}.i l9ons al lsc anu good
49, 81 - 80. = siS tS5lo.'
;8is T"0ITI ~" 's''S az 'oS ~
remorta go saIas 3oa $50 "e
~ 49, n,,,. io,' ~ al
t;o,,otl 49,; =. '"''
nc , ~ ,,I' !i7,y 80. gos
500; ~ no' SIeaIe"'
T,s Sal 1oyn a. +T .l,=@%ir]s %
a. s,S 300 $3.50 & Sni. :lInS
"oo1 mn ~ III. ~, SIR ~ ~. IT, 81
R Tb,"b JoJ"+od 800, as. 800 lot 'e
10 80 - 'a
,,nr Iaft 88na $50 ~ ..l'oe, ' ,t'9' -
10y a! tLlo lanoi5 S'i'' a. p'eS'o" '1hSo1" OF
WI 49,, rao,,.go,. NJ ras4orao, 49,,
,oss ~. ,b r .Gn ro,eI 1l'sI-
- g. 40 ,i INC '''o'e
y III i2"s t1so 'l1'S ST@a9hs
- NC sGRgi's' h @ihe' ''sV4ye
| ~ ""I?5'i ~ loi
g2G9o5 t ordinary ana &c 1'F low ml641nS and
,-cyrcNs
S'''0" "4+h~ EN- 'A 40 e.e,-
stocR on 4and August 81. 3g4e............,,,o8
Arrived since last statement..... i04:
Arsived previously. :9,l72~ i1il9
oro+ag - 80
Cleared today $50
Cleared previously .o........e.....o 1850 1850
s...,-qs-,..,,s." go 49,
sociS on and ana 81 o' cleared oS8
IT. , .,,s ,' -lo' w. ~.
,,o quay ) @GPofts were 70 new 1 0F5.
ihecelpts proper o since IaS1 evening $40
bales, against %3lO on last Thursday
ana ?I4 last las: year, making an No aggre'
gaoG SINCE co.., F[LuaJ evening o. I2'2Io oaies,
An n,o ~ I%st Meeh d od9 4yl IasI year
q Nv ~ siIee 81 OF 81 ,o05 3aIes against
1~ 10 l 4 {eaI-l4 IsF 20, zoo
tA ~ .ig telest ans maze the rec
5tlpts az -, an a, the IorlS rom = Mo yestcr'
10y Ky " - NJ 10 uaS i ~ oatese against
~ Rr;da NT'A p Sf fi 49, Ia5I year. ana
I at voe ond ~ 10 1a o4l9s, against 4CZSo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-27

HiTGRY1oI~"Seamship CAcys0!ste-fs?: !aess
cotton u SKIS cotton $50 .taveo
&LA1AN ISLAND-~%chH0nsr SSrstYuHa fYavqs-.
- 5h!9 f"Ef a5ls n"ris IS bbls bread half bHls
g.es 9kSs s.4J6s
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@RRfVFn YESTERDAY

ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Steamship Maryland, Johnson. from Balqimen.
9eth Instant VIA KEY "sst, soJ NJ Wothers9oon~
Steamship Havaca. CooIses frotA Ceia: Keys. TO
Pos: & H0bby~-lst 'liscsct Il
Bark annie Torrey, Libby IS days from Richmond,
S1"iiSc' :" pecan, Zerega %co-'lst district
TOWBoATs.
Harry STrigIs. Fo'Iett from. f2ie ?ase.9s-.-Ss,,
GoEn eishs~8rought UP Bark A2Uo COREY
STEAMBOATS,
rvs Pike. Brown FROM g1.nica
ozark, Hamiltea. from silexandrfs
Frank Parg0ud, White, from Argyle 2as?sise
&arrS Owen, Bunk al. from EhrGvepor,
S.e"ss" GsyioP 3aranc0. from. BateGS 80Gge
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MARKETS.

Domestic Markets.
New YORK, September 26.-Cotton-
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STEAMSHIPS.
NEW STATE LINE STEAMSHIP
COMPANY

NE" STATE LINE S1EANA5IA1A
COMPANY
OF first class, fullpowered CIyde-bui1t screw
steamers, built expressly fOr'the New OreaI~s and
New York trade. To sail regularly between LIF"
ERPOOL and NEW ORLEANS, and GLASGOW and
NEW YORK, carrying passengers and freight at
lowest rates to and fIOm all parts of the United
Kingdom or the cont ent of Europe, and all parts
of the United States and the Dominion of Canada.
LOUISIANA, 1000 tons register, Captain Stewart
MlNSkSttIA, 1000 tons register. Captain Hamin
ALABAMA. Zi00 tons register. Building
'PENNSYL 2500 tons register. Building
VIRGINIA, 2500 tons register Building
GEORGIA, 300 tons register Building
Will be ready to sail in a short time.
REA For Liverpool Direct.-The
EF8&ss new steamship
LOUISIANA,
The pioneer of the new line, allied from Liverpool
for New Orleans on the tenth instant. Dire no ice
will be given of the day of sailing from this port
to Liverpool.
Return tickets available for SIX MONTHS, at
reduced rates.
No charge tor medicine or medical attendance.
Money orders granted free of charge.
Prepa d emigration tickets issued here to par
ties de sirous sending for their friends
These vessels GLOSS the bar at all times without
detention.
For freight or passage, having unsurpassed &C.
A MILLER & Co., Agents,
80. % Car0ndelet street, New Orleans
ROSS SKOLFIELD & CO.,
No. Chapel street, Liverpool.
LEWIS T. MERROW & CO.
se193P No. 10 Great Clyde Street, Glasgow.
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FOR SAFE.

DOR SALE.-A FINE LIGHT-TOP BUGGY.
y Price SIPS. Apply to E. BLAKASLEY No. 70
st Joseph street. SOD
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