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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-28

u eer-Ofice No. 81 Exchange ~aliey.-SATUR-
SAi.May !, 1877, at twelve o'clock NJ at tho Mer-
Snanss ana Auctioneers' Exchange, on Royal street,
Det"eeh canal and Customhouse streets, will be
500, 6y virtue Of an order from the Hon.
LOUIS louis Invlgneaud, Judge Of the Second District
SSyo ir the parish Of Orleans, listed April 4,
~ seven ps Thousand and Eleven Dollars Of Notes Of
Tezms-Cash en- the spot. ans, q mx4A
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COMFORTABLE HOUSE, NO. H2 ST. ANTOINE
STREET.
sue cEsSION OF STEVEN sPELLMAN.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleansx
No. 34,585.

ID ROSE, AT tiOneer-Ofice No. 50 Royal streef@s
THURSDAY, May 80, 1872, at twelve o'clock L.
at the ST. Louis Auction Exchange, Nifa
from the. Hon. Lo uis luvigneaud, Judge Of the
Second District Court for the parish Of OTleanav
real estate. viz
A o OF GROUND, situated and being in The
city. designated, according to a plan drawn by 2
DepOuily on the tenth of December, l846, and ~
posted in the office of A. L. Bienvelu, notary pule
lie in this city, by the No. IA of square No. ~
bounded by Annette, st. Antoine, Claiborne end ~
John the Baptist streets, and measuring 81 fsefa4
inches in depth. together with all the building
and improvements thereon. which consist Of > ones
story house, containing two rooms, cisteyn, weN.~
privy, etc. q
Terms Cash in United States treasury noteH
Act of sale, with United States internal rey1nzD-
stamps attached, before w. }. Castell, notary .pmhr
lie, at the expense of purchaser.
ap28 my4 II Is Is 80
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COFFEEHOUSE, LIQUORS, FIXTURES, LEASE,
r
SUCCESSION OF Ohm URK
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No, &. 40.

No. IS 1920.
DY PLACIDE J.. SPEAR. AUCTIONEER-
ID Office No. As Exchange aley.-WEDNESDAY,
May ], 1872. at ten O'Clock A. NJ, will be sold on
triver sidel, by virtue aud in pursuance of an order
from the Hon. LouN Duvgneaud, Judge of the
second District COd for the parish of Orleans,
dated April26, 1872. for accountO of the above success
sion, to wit
II CONTENTS OF A C~OFFEEHOUSE, as above
stated, consisting of Liquors, Fixtures, etc, also
the Lease of said premises, q copy of which lease
will be read at the time of sale. The whole to be
sold in block.
TermS-Cash on the spOt. ap2T 30 myl
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CORNER OF TCHOUPI-
TOULAS AND THIRD STREETS.
JOSEPH STAS, TUTOR, VS.. WIDOW MEIDEN, AN
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans-
No. "a ,857.
SALE FOR A PARTITION,

DY C. e. GlRARDEY Il CO., AUCTION
ID eers-NichOlas J. HOey. AuctiOneer-Offce No.
II Exchange place.-SATCRDAY, May 4, 1872, ct
u O'clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, on Royal, between Canal and Custom
house slreets, by. virtue of . judg /, ent rendered by
the honorable the Second District Court for the
psrish Of Orleans, In the above entitled matter,
will be sold by public auction, the following de-
scribed property. to wit
TWO LOTS Or PORTIONS OF GROUND, in the
Fourth District of this city. in the square bounded
by TchOupitoulas, Water, Third and Fourth streets,
known as lots Nos. 2 and 3. Lot No. 2 measures "a
feet S inches front on Third street, by rs feet 10
inches and I lines in depth. between parallel lines.
Lot No. 3 adjoins the above and measures Is feet II
inches and I lines front On Levee or TchOupit0ulas
street, 50 feet and 10 inches in depth and front on
Third street, forming the corner of Third and
TchOupifoulas streets, 81 feet 3 inches and 3 lines in
depth ON the other line, and Is feet 10 inches and Z
lines on the rear line. The improvements on these
lots comprise, in front, 3 twO-st0ry frame building,
suited for business and dwelling. with 0ne-stofy
rear building. and is known as No. $50 TchoupltOulas
street, corner OF Third, and in the extreme rear is
q one.stOry brick building known as No. 8 Third
street.
rms-One half cash, and the remainder at
twelve mon hS credit, in notes secured by special
mortgage and vendors lien, and bearing interest Of
eight per cent per annum from date Of sale until
Anal payment, with the penal clause Of i've per
cent attorneys fees in event Of suit to enforce
payment. improvements to be kept fully insured
and policy transferred to: vendor, and purchaser to
assume payment Of al taxes for 1871.
Act of sale and United States stamps at the ex-
pense of the purchaser . before Octave Morel, no
tary public. ap3 10 20 81 mv4
a pNOT1nTD nNYO CU.n anDIOV n.,nSN N/, 8.
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DY HOFFMAN, MARKS & Goa.
u LEVY, Auctioneer-Sale sroom No. SO Charities
street.-On WEDNESDAY, May l, at ten o'clock A.
NJ. will be sold Dy order of the official assignees-
THE ENTIRE STOCK IN TRADE OF Isaac Raas,
consisting of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Boots, Shoes
and Clothing.
The above without any reserve whatever, by or
der of the official assignee. apo
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.

DY NASH & HODGSON-w. l. HOD0SON,
- auctiOneer-Ofice No. 40 Gravier street-On
THURSDAY, May 2, 1872, at twelve o'clock A, NJ,
on the premises, corner of Levee and General
order Of the Hon ny L s1uise p n1% ne pdfj Jndre OF = ! ts se
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans,
dated April II, 1872, docket No. IS, 366, at public
auction, will be sold
ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE ABOVE
HOUSE., consisting of q general assortment of
household furniture. as per inventory on file In
the clerks office of the above court.
Terms-Cashi in United States treasury notesL
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PEREMproRY AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF STATE

Of Louisiana Bonds, Parish and Confederate
Bonds, Notes, Bills Receivable and Judgments,
by order Of the Assignees in Bankruptcy.
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Bv Sheriff Sauvinet.

SUCCESSION OF THE LATE O W. Raglan,
DECEASED.
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District Court of the United States Of America for
the District of Louisiana.
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DY HOFFMAN,, MARKS & CO.-ALEX
% Levy. Auctioner.-Wm be sold, on SATUR
DAY, MAY 4, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, at store No. COZ
Magazine street, by order q official assignee
The ENTIRE STOCK IN TRADE Of Joseph
Miller, Jr., in bankruptcy, consisting of Dry Goods,
Laces, Ribbons, Collars, Gloves, Hahdkerchiefs,
Hosiery, Corsets, White Swiss, BrOchee and
jacquard Muslns, Tape Checks, Nainsooks, etc.
ALSO,
Show Cases, Counters and Store Fixtures.
APPS % 80 my34
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%JUCCESsION OF JACOB F. KELLAR n HIS
wife, Eva Barbara Kellar, both deceased.
Second District Court for the parish of Olleans-
Docket No. 3S. 36.

wife, Eva Barbara Kellar, both deceased.
Second District Court for the parish of Oaleans-
Docket No. 1886.
by NASH 4 HODGeON-w: ]. HODGsoH,
- Auctioneer-OHBce No. l70 Gravier street-On
May IS. 1872. at twelve O'clock T., ct
the st. Charles Auction Exchange, in the base
ment rotunda of the st. Charles Hotel, in this city,
y virtue and In pursuance Of an order
g. the Hon. Louis Duvigneaud, Judge Of the
s second District Court Tor the parish Of Or.
pubic auction. will b sold
ONE OF GROUND, with the improvements
tnereen, situated in the Sixth District Of this city,
ID the square bounded by Levee, General TAYLOR.
Sotsey And Ansterlitx streets. designated ~ No. IL,
anu measures 81 feet 10 inches and 5 lines front on
Aevee street, y FEET l inch in width in the rear, by
. depth OF !2O feet on the side Of lot No. IL, and l2l
feet 3 lines in depth and front on General Tavlor
street. '
The improvements consist of a double tenement
frame house, containing four rooms. with don HE
Kitchen in the rear, Outhouse, ~cistern, etc,
Terms-Cash ON The spotin United States treas.
ury notes.
Act Of sale before John F, Coffey. notary, at the
expense of the purchaser, including the stamps
and the taxes for the year 1872.
apo q myl1 10 Is
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF JOSEPH F. ,KELLAR AND HIS
wife, EvaB Kclar, both deceased
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 81, 366.
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By Hoffman, Marks & Co.
ASSIGNEES SALE.
IN THE MATTER OF JULES BOURRIER, IN
Bankruptcy, No. 1908.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
IN Il NATTER OF OSRPH MILLER JR.-IN
Bankruptcy, No. 1907,
By Order Of the United States District Court, Dis
trict of Loui' lana.
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Parish Court, East Baton Rouge, No. 113l, Probate
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BANK AMI INSURANCE STOCKS, DOUBTFUL
D. ACCOUNTS.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
SUCCESSION OF ADoLPH scHwAB, DECEASED

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans-
Docket No. IS ,189.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

DRY GOODS. FANCY GOODS, SHOES ANT
CLOTHING.
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By Charles e. Fortier.

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
New-York tribune., 1872-09-10
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

The printers of San Francisco, Cal, have
formed an association further the election of Mr.
Greeley
George NJ. Stearns of Springfield spoke at a
Greeley and Brown flag raising IN Palmer Mass, on Fri
day last
The Liberals of the Second Ward of Tren-
ron n T.. have organized a Greeley and Brown Club,
with Dr. John L. Taylor as President
Senator John w. Johnston addressed large
meeting at Abingdon Va. the 4th inst. The speech
is TO be published by his constituents as campaign
document.
Jacob Scales of Toronto, Ontario, formerly a
resident OF CovngtOn KY. displays large Greeley ana
Brown banner with the motto Peace ana prosperity
al homo national reputation abroad
Apoll of the actual voters on board the steam
chip Adratc, taken in midOcesn while western bound
showed that the two parties would be reinforced by the
arrival OF the ship follows: Greeley 81; Grant, w.
Cant. Geo. II. Giles of Saratoga, Lieut. IL.
Parkhurst OF Gloversyile, and Major 3. q. Hamblin
Of have chosen as delegates from the
XXth Congress District OF W the flltsourSn
Veteran Convention.
A Washington special dispatch says that the
Liberal Committee there sent out 262 900 documents
only during this campaign and on none Of which has
senator FentOn's frank been placed all statements 10
the contrary notwithstanding. The Grant committees
have sent from that city alone nearly SIX million copies
of documents
Orleans County, N. Y, is stated by q CORE
spondent TO contain Liberal Republicans three towns
being vet The prominent OF these is
the Hon. Edwin r. Reynolds, Grant elector in 6S and
formerly Judge OF the County The indications SINCE
tLe dispersion Of the Louisville Convention that Mr.
Greeley will receive larger Democratic vote than Sey
mOur Ia '6s
The following prominent colored men of the
State OF Maryland have announced their determination
20 support Greeley and Brown: Charles Howard. Cor
nelus A. Thomas, Henry Jones, Thomas Shorter, VIM
H. smith, Geo. II. sddons James Hammond, Augustus
Bac kstone, jeremiah Harden, Phillip Williams, Henry
| ~. I..f
Thomas Sorrell, John T. Brown, and John Robinson.
Pursuant to call signed by 81 Liberal Repub-
cans and 81 Democrats the citizens Of the town OF
DerbY Conn. held meeting On Friday for the purDose
New-York tribune., 1872-09-10
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS
prEOpM IN OHIO.

| SUCCESSFUL TOUR OF SENATOR SCHURZ-Hb Nd
DRESSES AN IMMENSE MEETING ar COLuM Mpoo
lie FEELS CONFIDENT THAT PENNol ANla, ',
| INDIANA, AND ONO WILL BE CARkibD fO'
GREELEY AND BROWN.
GBY TKLEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNBl
| COLUMBUs. Sent. 9.-Gen. SchurZ, accompanied
by his Columbus escort LETT Cleveland, early this morn
ing in the magnificent palace ear belonging 10 the
directors Of the Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati anu
indianapolis Railroad Company, and arrived N ths Oily
at 1880 this afternoon. Everywhere along the roaa theo
was extraordinary interest manifested 10 see 'ue
distinguished Missouri Senator. At Lewis Cehue' -
niles from here, the party joined by committee ol
prominent Germans headed by the Hon. otto DreSe',
Judge Kore. and j. II. IIeman. A large crowd awaited
schurz arrival the Columbus depot, where they re-
ceivcd him with great cheering. lie Immediately
taken to the Neil House, where many OF the people
OF this city called upon him to pay ther
respects. Shortly after o'clock this even
ing the Greeley Clubs of the different wards
Of the city began to form grand procession, with
torches, music, banners and transparences, and by
o'clock they paradng the principal streets being
by far the greatest and longest procession ever before
seen in Central Ohio. extending very much farther
than the procession at the Trumbuil meeting
week ago. 1t monster demonstration,
full OF enthusiasm. While the procession
was parading the streets the people assembling
in sateHouse Square. and at u O'Clock the largest
trous orator OF tho OCCASION who accompanied by
the Hon Hugh j. Jewett the President Of tho meeti ng
ex-senator willard Warner, Senator Thurman and other
distinguished gentlemen.
Il Jewett at once came forward, and gave sketch
Of the life of Senator Schurz, highly euogizing him.
Senator schurz spoke for two hours making powerful
speech. He discussed elaborately the leading
issues OF the campaign, exposed the abuses
and corruptons Of Grants Administration, showing at
the time its violations OF the Constitution and the
laws appealed powerfully in favor Of the election Of
ireeey and gave many reasons for IL. He stated In
losing that when he into this State last week he
doubted whether it could be carried for the Reform
iause but he knew it could and would be thus car
led The immense meetings he had addressed, the
demonstrations he had witnessed, and the po-
tical information had received satisfied him on that
score. lie felt that Pennsylvania. Indiana, and
Ohio would all 90 right both in october and November
After Senator Schurr had concluded, Mr. Jewett intro
duced ex-senator Willard Warner OF Alabama, who made
forcibe and effective speech. After the meeting In
the state House square. the Germans with bands OF
Ausc, serenaded Senator Schurz az the Nell House,
when he responded, making them speech in their own
language He goes from This city TO Cincinnati, where
be Will speak tomorrow night.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-10
NOVEL FRANKING ABUSES.

Here comes a new use for the forged franks
from tbe Grant Committee Tley send out package Of
so or 100 speeches. and the envelopes ranked IN blank
One OF these packages sent down to North Carolina fails
into the hands of man who thinks 1t more useful to use
the franks for his own interests than for those OF Grant,
Consequently he bestows the speeches upon the waste
paper dealer and employs the envelopes for his private
correspondence OF them having made the return
trip the.NowYOrk Post-Ofco under tho pleasant ranN
of r. Hava M C. Another of Mr. Hays's autographs has
been sent to us concerning something TO which the aten
ton OF the Now-Yok Postmaster might appropriately Oe
invited II is an advertisement of book Esued oy
Philadelphia publisher. II Congressman hooseFeit
speeches were be stopped because an ADVERTISING cr
cuar had without his knowledge been slipped into them
what ia 10 be done with franks which cover nothing bnt
the circuiarf .
New-York tribune., 1872-09-10
CAMPAIGN WORK IN NEw-JERsEY.

The Liberal Republicans of Hudson County
,eld County Convention TO select delegates to the State
convention to be held tomorrow, at Trenton The Con
genton was called to order by f. II. Snyder Chairman
d the State Committee under whose authority the Con
yention was called. Judge Stephen Qualfe was ap-
pointed Chairman and Louis W. Menge, Secretary. The
following delegates were chosen:
Ist Assembly De Hart John Wilkinson. Morris
Paul Heker John RuPp Henry Jugen Peter HAmSn Richard
nd Assembly D,tre-Jaeob Ripge George John Holman.
BodeT A. J. Dtnar Henry HausteD Adam hhe Hugo
d Assembly Dstetwsm D. stvers Thomas Potter Frederick
Snyder Daniel Shea Charles WoOsey Samuel Davenport r.
Iytb Assembly DsinctC Kleepe Dr. Grane C. A. Timm Publ
mann wegur Fedsck Greine John Bot Edward Ls9sr
eqs Martin tsT C. G Van n RgS5G Fde6 ss65.S Ss
Sosh ssSbOrn.
The delegations were empowered to appoint aternates
and instructed to the full vote Of the county In
any district should be unrepresened in the State Con-
yentiop. The Chairman was authorized to appoint a
ounty Executive Committee Of two from each district
The Liberal Republican Club of Washington had a
meeting on Saturday. which called for the after
noon but was continued into the evening, as the num-
her in attendance and the enthusiasm evnced de-
manded About $500 people attended Judge Kennedy
q, the Court of Errors and Appeals an old Republican,
oresded The Liberal sentiment In Warren County is
very strong and 1t Is estimated that one-halI OF the
Republican vote in the county pledged ior Greeey ana
Grown.
Dele0ates 10 and others desirous OF attending the
liberal Conventions at Trenton tomorrow can procure
excursion tickets, good until Sept ~ and IL wa the
Pennsylyaua Railroad, Camden Bevldere or New OfR
Dyis0ns Sussex County will be fully represented al
he state Convention. Among the delegates are Gen
Rnafrick Jacob l. Sweezy, and Sheriff Peter Decker
n ~ claimed that Sussex County Will give $500 Liberal
majority.
large and enthusiastic meeting Of the Liberal Repub
oan marty was held last Saturday evening at schossef
Hall Fort Lee. Greeley and Brown banner, with por
traits OF the candidates raised Inc nesllng wa
addressed by George +. Langhenh 9i NV ~, ~
Thomas Dunn and Anthony Eichon, editor OF the Heo
York,
New-York tribune., 1872-09-10

GURRISAt Nyak Sunday Sept l37, Pr'u,s Auas
only Gertrude aad the late Bfward Guenn n1 grsai
son A Guen aged 81 months and u DAYS
Relatives and friends invited " attend the uerA RON s s
residence Is Eass Poaeeathss New York Iaesi tho A
inst, AE / o'clock.
MoRREGI-on MONDAY. Sept 0arse junction. j. Jsha D.
Morrel- aged u yeafs-
Motto Of funeral hereate..
PEEBL Paramount Weshester Co. y on s1nav Sept
Howard Ben and knnA NJ Peeoe ssel yess,
months and 10 days.
The will take place the residence OF bis parents esi
will be fremont The srfysi Of as
O'Clock train EeSYok the friends Il the hous-
PLUHBAt Far ROoksEay Monday morning. SepS after bnef
illness. James VI. Plumb, aged 63 yeas
friends invited TO sitend the funeral services % s
Galway Baptist Chsrh, Twenty st betSeea Fh and shh-
OF "Wednesday at 10 a. m
SCHRSCK-A Mateawan, n T. saturday sept y Of Jots r.
SeheBek, senior in the 18th year OF bis age
Of the family respectfully invited u sed
the funeral the Episcopal Church MateaEan, AZ u q ~
Wednesiay Sept IL The m. Hudson River RaioA
meets at Duchess il tcion for Msttsawan.
STEWART-On MONDAY the 9th inst the res Of John Carrie
H. ,8 East TweL Mrs Margaret Stewart daughter VI de sts
John Allan
The fcds and the family respectfully nr,tef -
Paus Church. Thuiay the lIth iast
2oiclock IN, without further notice
sToCKwRLL-At Orange N j. sunday 9th nst suiiea n H.
Snckwen. 81 OF
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-10

=, ,n,,s, ~ Os, demand ff s"f r1r'e' or7 no %"
IT, pe irl' sni nominal No. a. SO bry sepy ~ q b.
al Paigbt- " Bufto i,f OsFego - ~, Il, "a s..s
V,ag, no al bush Waest bhp pN1ti-''"' voH~ '' ~S'
~Sssc -, Sen. g-N,ur ste.ay a. ~ C~S1 Hse'
- 9[1.i S5i Whi'e - IT5l - Con aee
a. Rys-prsand AL rlrse; trSi -. ~, :, r. Estr
Oa. ou e and Incl angd Bifiey so'lf tb "a an ~
s w.. rertsr I'm Po-k doll and pncs ngrihal AZ
I9I esmt slrrtr Be- Keite o. bs's s.ls & - .. s l.
ii 60 \, a,ie- fIc; Csr Rib, 3i~f C,sf % - =
P, asr "a f,r sp hi iers 6rsi sboGl 90 IT, VI & a.
cig.,ei5c, i.l,5lec Ham--snglr c9rol l9i~iff nos.
stc. ss,d Io,yer se. at - 3D5f b. "oi'@' Ae,d y
81 Lo.is sg- 8 It F,l,s Of IN ed No Pah Il 81 -
No Rel Wifbrat 81 S. Corn in ir otsl' ~ 81, Ceto-
N,ei soli AZ 5 D8c Oes at I1c can a.
IT,, re brvsr Ocsber B1rey sow sies NO oy i,
49,, H NH tIs Widssy sIc az Die IofA nsc".Aseti 10
Ing a1oel At All ~ Bacon unc5fnredi fh2'o -
E1e, I0 Clear Sies l0lc lots t hsheI ~ y M,
henlea Joget - Z a "a GJ0s6 Cattle du g 900 ~ 20,
Chgoe shipping reipts-7U0 bb F.nf - - p.,Iev 3fs
sg.h Corn l80O bash oats 1000 bush Bye |O" o'6" '
bead Hogs - .... .4v,reei faee- E1trs.
al 5g5es 20 No st ~ Ga II %; AnD-f ~ = =
Soc Onts emaad good fol- prices fie' a. Sy~S rr Oe
bbls Flou D. 900 bash. Wheat; sbpneAa-''" O''' ''
NeYpTIs sep. 9Fiorr quiet and upe'aaged Com Sesf G
em a. so oaeoc Bacon dul and prices e'ooDng Shoa''o'' 90
S9Ss &c o Son, gPlour du ard Unchanged Whe cg na 70
active No Rd hell a. 81 q 81 81 ed coga '- ~ 80
changed. Oats doll ard unchanged he,lS tefD, ~
tnsd beid al 2ltlic Tor lots kt1If or oe V..
Wunfxeroy s.-SpirE fuTpentne ,is'sf n,
N'rte oyI Al s IS for Strin8, - 2l Tor no y - -
Low Pale; IS Pale Cruds rarPent as " ~ n n
lar Y.low DIN and "a q fr yirzin la-haiAe' ~ - 10. Al
sept g-Flouf dull; sses of Treble bi"s
az 5sd "a. Family - 5O4ss Con quiet MAI .oH -
White, Oats Glr IT Jake nay lrh ~ J J,oo,e "a Sc
Shoulders; leic for Clear BIB sides nc io & oiel Kse
Grmer I8at3Ic Lard srn Choice fefes soLi ~
i'm al S al II CoEes sod l598,c Sterling EIelaags
w; sgbt Drafts New York psr@3 pr o'r' PS@0" ~
New-York tribune., 1872-09-10
PASSENGERs ARRIVED.

P2DN LIvRRRoOL-Ia staDsA1D Cfy Of Sepf Mrs
Putnam, Miss Kate Putnam. John d. MSch Dr. Sm Oh.
Jedrey Geo BVans David SteTenson w. tey, Mr.
Banea and Mrs.. Muller. hsHer T. orsfr DreY Mas
enner M Holck Mr. Is ALL Sanu SS
sDtn D n. Bailey M0dcuyi and sdy Mr. sad Mu
H. fsroy Msdsmesaug Nile Ssss NJ and hs sbutte~srh w.
Miss Batterby Mr. aud Mr. d. d. rel"vSe, Msrphy 8nTgh,
and Nr J. NJ Blb George Kisl aud ehs1 Mr. ias NJ.
IIeury BINARY, Edu~h Gillian. n Bont, william tslle
j. w. whsliey, ar. and Mrs John War snd child.
venor 3ervsh Mis- Duckett Mss Roberts Madame 8 ssiA
w 2 ueaey Mr. Bsrtou Giovanni Coo Oe.
centno Govasni Asnan Gsgs Bersc
Sgnor Pst Sgnor Gus Sgnor Foatana Sgnor Osera Tss
Siepsr CampagnOsh Ataul SSsr
Adele Sgaor Patti Tees COpps Dora Mitehe Mrs heros v
Hartley J. HObsck Mrs BaleF, Mr. Bots
Richard Moore Ro C. Russell French, Dr. hObaos. T.
Ptman, j. A Beedgler, Don Cesar AenendeL'