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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-25

ail French Swans have made some curious
oFfseoye5ies in regard to the explosive effects
- sound. They placed the decorating sub
9 oCTidfe, Iodine of nitrogen in small bags of
str lTSss of skin which they hung to the
piled to each cord in succession '9 snd "S e.
found found that while the low notes Drodnced n o
enect Whatever, the highest ones did cans
ing an explosion at the very outsef T ISieI
also placed nitrO-gIycerine and Iodine o ! n 1
Ifr9gen in the respective foci Of two ~ nara n
otbns rf eject and exploded one from the
y inai mere e another evidence Of the prac
be to kill a fashionable piano thumn ~ w" brI
exploding her horrible drumming bacl, ~
Ter through a concentrating reflector
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IN BANKRUPTCY,
go, - " Y v WV e>HNFO>|~0-0-Ny00nNN~o-o-Ny
ESTATE OF WILLIAM ARMS
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OPF1cF

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OPF1cR
New Orleans, September I6 1872.
This IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT A WARRANT
\ 4 IN bankruptcy has been issued out of the his
Tlct Court of the United States for the District Of
Leo'MSlah& against tile estate of William Arms
OF New Orleans in the parish of Orleans. STATE Of
tiop ma atdjndged bankrupt upon his OWE peti
i tf f the payment Of any debts, and the de-
TO nm or for his use and the transfer Of any prop
egVy oy him are forbidden by law; that nefti9o
o. the creditors of said bankrupt to prove 4heiTT
aeDts and choose one or more arsigsees of his cs
f 5oIo VIII 6e held at court of bankruptcy to be
I875 ~ On me tWenty-hrst day of November A. D.
Orleans, before c. S. Kellogg Register o
1-o, s. B. PACKARD
sci nozI United States Marshal
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COMMERCIAL
TUESDAY EVENING septem6er a. 1s7

TUESDAY EVENING, September u, 1879,
CoTToN-The sales reached 1850 bales
lover 1900 and less than 2650) at steadier
and tirmer prices, requiring no change in
our quotations, except in the inside figures
for low midd4ing. We give also the Elk
change figures, which are for average lists
according with its official type, while ours
present the proper range of the market for
average lists. but with the outside figures
for low 1niddling given as the outside
figures for strict:
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[corrrvuEp rEoM FIRST PEEL

mature explosion Of blast in a ledge on
Front street this afternoon, three men and
a boy were seriously injured. Patrick Nc
Gee was badly burned in the face, leg
broken, and Otherwise seriously bruised,
but viii probably recover. Aaron Bonner,
burned, had his spine dislocated and his
lower limbs paralyze Charles SambOrn
suffered injuries probably fatal Harry
French son Of A. S. French, of Washing
ton, eleven years old, was thrown thirty
feet in the air by the explosion, and strik-
ing on his head on ledge, his skull was
crushed in. The three last named per
sons, it Is thought, will not recover.
INDIANAPOLIS, September 24-H0n. Dan
Iel w. Voorhees, introduced Mr.. Greeley to
his audience here.
Mr.. Greeley announced as the watnhword
Of the present canvass, reconciliation and
pacihcation.'
He said the country to-day was confront
ed with the deadly peril Of cOrruption the
cancer is eating into her vitals, whereof the
essence is purchased legislation, bribed
public servants, and betrayal Of the highest
trusts
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT
Office Chief Signal officer, ;
Washington, September p, IS72, 4:35 P. NJ,
PROBABILITIES.
For New England, on Wednesday, south
E6lStCllF anu SpututIIS "iINlb anu Glputi,}
weather, with rain by or on Wednesday
night. For the Middle States, southeast
erly and Eoutherly winds, cloudy weather
and rain. For the South Atlantic States,
easterly to southerly winds, and cloudy
weather and rain. Areas for the Gulf
States, southerly to westerly winds and
partly cloudy weather. For the Northwest,
rising barometer, northerly to westerly
winds and clearing weather. and extend
east over Missouri, Illinois and Lake Mich
igan by Wednesday morning. The low
barometer over Wisconsin, probably move
northwest into Canada. Brisk and very
brisk s0utherly winds for Lakes Erie,
Huron and Michigan tonight, and for Lake
Ontario Wednesday. Cautionary signals
are ordered for Milwaukee, Chicago, Grand
Haven, Detroit, Toledo and Buffalo.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST PASS, September a 6 P. Nj
Barometer $3.50. Wind south and light.
No arrivals or departures
VICKsBURG, September 24.-Down-Par-
gOud, at s A. NJ; City of Alton, at 8 A. NJ.
Natchez, at p. NJ Up-Emilie LaBarge,
at = A. NJ; H. G. Jaeger, at p. N. Warm
and clear. River falling.
MEMPHIS, September 24.-Weather cloudy |
and warm. River declining. Arrived
George Thomas, from Evansville. De |
parted-CommOnwea and St Joseph, for |
st. Louis; Legal Tender, for White river;
GAINESVILLE, for Little Rock.
CINCNNATI. September "a Weather
cloudy; rain this evening. River five feet
three inches in the channel and falling.
PITTsBuRG, September 24-The Monon-
gahela is stationary, with about thirty |
inches in the channel.
ST. LOUIS, September 24.-Arrived-W.
J. Lewis and Julia, from Vicksburg; Bel
fast from New Orleans. Depa1ted-City
Of Alton, for Vicksburg River falling
: n rly oyE1 Ia
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Monetary--CommercIal
MONETARY.
OFFICE or THE DAILY REPrBLICAN,

OFFICE or THE DAILY REPrELICAN,}
TUEspAY EVENING, September "a 1872. !
There is very little change to notice in
the money market, and no variation in
rates. The demand for discounts, both in
bank and on the street, is hardly as strong,
and there appears to be less demand for
currency to remit to the country.
We continue to quote first class paper at
90l0 p cent T. anDum, Al at 10, less de-
sirable names not second grade. at II, and
second grade at I20l5, first, class mortgage
at 912 d10, good to second grade do at
IL Ul2. Among to-day's transactions in
commercial paper we noticed that $ll 600
Al 30 days was done at II p cent per an
mum; $24 600 do go days at IL, and $4,000
good at Is.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
September 2l............. s868, 425 p s89 1875 48
SsPtsmSsI III So So g s7555 q q
Thus far this week 255 3Ol is 1925 Gal II
Same time last week.. 3.056,7l2 % 396,639 50
T T0taI ist eel Sg 799 "a 9 85S95i S3
Gold opened at 1895 0II3B, against III
at New York and, after moderate bust
ness, closed at the opening rates, against
1888 at New York. The sales amounted
to $4,000, including $4,000 at 1885, $1,000
$4,000 and $4,000 at 1888: $4,000 Is 1900,
$4,000, $500 and $l0,000l at 1875; $I1 900
$1,000 $1,000, $1,000 $1,000 and $4,000 at III
Nothing was reported in silver. The mar
ket is now quoted at lO9 a Il0 for American
halfdoIlars, and 305 Y cens premium,
gold, for Mexican dollars.
The movement in sterling exchange was
unusually large, and ruled at sitter rates.
requiring an advance Of l4 " cent in the
outside rates. The sales covered G50,00O |
embracing $500 bin Of lading at 1908,
$500 Al clear at 2078 222, 900 do $4,000 |
and l2,000) at 1908 a III, 10000 $4,000 |
bill of lading and $1,000 and 5000 Al clear |
at l2l, $4,000 Al clear at l2l1so 10000 do at |
l2l As $1,000 do at 1918, and $1,000 first |
class at III II. Of the above $4,000 was |
taken by one bauk, which. of COURSE we do |
not include in the 100000.
The operations in francs embraced f.000,. |
600 commercial 100000 and 500,0003 at
1884,
At the close sterling bills were quoted at
1909 912lA, and bank - 1872, and francs
at 4.S0 047834 and bank nominal.
Domestic exchange was a shade sitter.
The sales comprised $2O5,O 900 sight on New
York, embracing 100000 $4,000 commercial
and $4,000 bank at as u cent discount;
S25, 900 Eank at 1872; $4,000 do at V,
md $4,000 DO at 7-32
The banks checked on New York as Is T.
,ent discount, and commercial sight was
quoted at "a G5-l6 discount,
In stocks we noticed sales of Sc shares
Mutual Insurance Association at -. and Is
Iibernia Bank at $lI8.
The only sale reported in bonds ~as S2j00
ity ten per cents at 86I3o
No sales were reported in warrants One
f the largest holders of CarrolIton war
ants has accepted the offer for conversion
nto city eight per cents at zoe q dollar
nd it is reported that others will also make
he conversion.
City appropriation certificates were
uoted at the close at 81 a Co. The only sales
9Poorted were $300Op early, at Gta4o and
1900 late. at g.
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RAILROADS.
{ HANGE OF TIME

IN q, and M after September u, 1872 tratn, ..
M G6 6I7AT JACKSON R I1,17 81 the
sz, oreans Jackson and Great Nort6crD 70
T opp central and Mississippi and iisSis
'OSaS' VIII depart and arrive as follows s'see Ran
HS5 NAP ...'... rs A. NJ. Express arrive
$50 2. NJ '..lI:e0 p NJ
P. NJ Accommodate, s 589 N.
Sunday U@4y. Express daily. eyso.-s
These trains make
pror THE QUICKEST Tr,rp
ff9m New Orleans to NEW York 1 GHIc
ITo sas. LOUISVILLE and all ~atGA5o ST.
fra @ut Ha = PALACE DAY AND sIRFp,.,,
iavle rft Ho1sans to Memphis Humboldt and aa
Ticket gent Eays'
s. J0NEs" oi4eans
1lcKeg agent Gafyes+o,
~; z. AT8d0REs sO1'
General Passenger T.
a. p CARRY7 1gens'
General Ticket A1ss,,*
1e2 csr,. =; .. FROST
uperlntendept
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN, I
wednesday, September Is, 6852o 3
CLEARED YESTERDAY
$50 G@arances at the CustomhOuse yesrerdag.S

ARRIVED YESTERDAY
French BARK Nenuphar Walker, from Antwerp Su
IL "A, to master-Point
| French bark st. Genevleve, Goquelin, from Dor
deauG July l6, to CavarOG 4 S0n-2d district
Spanish bark Reusom, Garrigo IS days from Hava,
ma. in ballast, TO PUG Bros-Pont
Spanish bark Virtuoso Jules, II DAYS from Havana
.. in ballast, to Avendano Bros-2d district
to master-3Igiers
Schooner Linda, Agnew, from Iriian0la, in ballast
TO Goldenbow K Kelly-Zd district
Spanish bark Olympia, Amar, Is days from Glen.
fuegos0 in ballasto Sc Avendano Bros-2d dis
Schooner George Peabody wL3ts, $yo4n navanas 70
masterA-2d district PT
ToWBOATa.
Harry wrighfo Follett from the s2assesa-went
Alpha
G4Tn Light Broush1 uG' barLs Nenuphar and
Rochester, German. from the Passes-went down
light-Brought up barks RensoM and Sjrtuoso
and schooner George Peabody
STEAMBOATS,.
81 Johno Greathouse, from Baeon Rouge
Boss ier, BoardmaE from Shreveport
Sertha, Pickett, from Washington
djannocR aldyo BLANK, from HaSSlsGu4S
IMPORTS.
MISUNDERSTANDING 4 6 $fap!iao S6a Safes
BRASHEAR C CITY citv Of Earfo7L-.
R138s in specie $3.50 in currency 10 bales cOttoI
GALvE$ToN--Steamsfip Cl!.Isoa-e $3.50 u in
sgecJe and sundry produce
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bertha-l98 bales eoseon
$50 slSE cotton seed % SKIS seed cotton
Observation-Disclosures Banncck Cfp--29f Soseu
cotton 992 SKIS cotton seed rs SKIS seed cotton
BATON ROUGE-Steameg st John-Zs bales cot.
2rls sks seed cotton SlS SKIS cotton seed 0I4 SKIS
rice 10 hhds sugar
SHREVEPORT~Sfea sney Bsss..a-23 9,a'a. eo+4or,
and sLndries 0''-S
RfcgfPrs HY RAILROAD.
m0RGASS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RA1fRSl8r,
September 23-67 bales cot on and supdries
September 1888 bales cstton 50 SKIS seed cotton
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND texas Rail-
RoAD, September 24-d33 bales cotton and sundry
produce AJ
, NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON End tsR9AT YORTfo
aRS RAILROAD, September Ss-l1a0 bales eQttoa
t1Jd anndry 9Toduce
-@So~s
MEMORANDA
by Telegraph?
Key West, SeptemSe9 80 q8G2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-25

q The most obvious feature of the Greeley
movement, says the Indianapolis Journal
Is 'he rapidity with which it is lapsing into
democratic direction and possession. There
j! Is naraly streak Of Liberalism visible in
II, inside and outside it is Democratic
: ne main element Las absorbed its feeble
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-25

RTA For Liverpool Direct.-The
EzR5Egg new steamship
HZfezTE13s
- LOUISIANA
The pioneer of the new line, sailed from Liverpool
for New Orleans the tenth instant. Due 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 OF medical attendance.
Money orders granted free of charge.
Prepaid emigration tickets issued here to par
ties de siTous OF sending for their friends
These vessels cross the bar at all times without
detention.
For freight or passage, having unsurpassed &C
cOmmO dations, apply
Co. % Carondelet street, New Orleans. :.
ROSS, SKOLFIELD. Il CO.,
No. 9 Chapel street Liverpool.
LEWIS T. MERROW & CO.,
soI5 " No. IS Great divide Street. GLASGOW.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-25

FOR HAVANA
S0"chfnE at Cedar Keys and Key West,
GarryinE the United States Mail.
LEAVING EVERY WEDNESDAY,
@@A The New Orleans. Fyor1s.
<g1F and Havana Steamship Cnmnan%
SSsENkaSg Will dispatch their new and I4Io
ssszsszzzzEsEs passed fast passenger steamship
HAVANA.
L. ". PENNINGTON. Commands.
WEDNESDAY, September rs, 1872,
FToo the foot of Calliope street. First Dfs+ri,,
RATES OF PASSAGE;
Cabin To Havana. To Cedar Kew.
S+ +D' go 0''''o GEO oo.......S $40 sos
TI go 49,: 20 u
~; tli9ag3 Oils OF lading issued to all no;n4s ~
ne VI Tallroads IN Florida and on the st Tob W
AIT NJ ais9 TO New York, Savannah and Char1s+A
n IRrough bills of ading and passage ticJets oa
wharf a T va Cedar Keys, and landing freigRt Or
HE none signed after sailing of the steameT SNo
ic}Pdeluio passenger accommodations and tTtro-A
tickets given to above points. -''''AS ana Ihrough
fee. "4'HoeV permit from tie of
FOR freight or passage apply to
l. a. ROBERTS Treasurer.
-.e2 y over the Louisiana National sSE BeSk
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MEDICAL.

~>0Ho >0/""
an MARRIAGE. : HAPPY 8ETYE+s SYP
~ Young men from the effects oferroTg and ahl7ses
Il, early lite. Manhood restored Impedments To-
ana remarkable remedies. Books and circiI7ars
sent tree free, n sealed sealed eenveloPes.
ADDRESS Howard Association No 2 South Ninth
street Pmadolphia PennsyIyania-an nstitution
na5lhg high reputation honorable conduct
and professional skill. aui5 9,n cd ~
TMP0RTANT TO YOUNG 7TEN--TR "
= Brown, the well known Physician and Sur
ms office at the conner Of Front and Cusfombsnse
streets, where he will attend such Private Ms
eases, as Gononhea, elect Structures. SyDbiTs
Spermatorrhea, Sexual Debility and Impofence'
B PI M Br9wn viii cure the above diseases with
P " ~ 'iIl 0 a. "; 70 >
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STEAMBOATS,,
STEAMSHIPS,
NEW STATE LINE STEAMSHIP

NEW STATE LINE STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
Of first clase fuIl-powered CIyde-built screw
steamers built expressly for the New Orleans and
New York trade. To sail regularly between LIV-
ERP0OL and NEW ORLEANS and GLASGOW and
NEW YORK, carrying passengers and freight at
lowest rates to and from all parts of the United
Kingdom or the confident of Europe, and all parts
of the United States and the Dominion of Canada.
LOUISIANA 1000 tons re gister. Captain Stewart
MINNESOTA, 1000 tons register. Captain Hamlin
ALABAMA 200 tons register :.......... Building
VIRGINIA 250O tons register ............ Building
GEORGIA, $500 tons register. Building
VIII he ready to sail in q short time
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ME NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
TEXAS RAILROAD


TEXAS RAILROAD.
With the connecting lines which constitute tbs
"Blue Mountain Route" now
CARRIES THE GREAT NORTHERN and EAST
MAIL,
And offers to travellers the most direct sbor+er4
quickest and best route to all points in the Semi
| ern, Northern and Eastern States
All rail and no omnibus OF steamboat transfers
:. Actual time from New Orleans to New York CIV
| 7O9 hours. ~
! This road also connects, at Mobile, with +ha Ma
| bile and Ohio Railroad for points West North ard
East and at Montgomery with coast lines 10 a ~
lanta and Augusta for Northern and EssteTn '& + At
| PULLMAN'S PALACE SLEEPING CARS. tbTon3gogb
to Lynchburg, Virginia and through to ST f 9Iga
| without change, attached to trains leaving New
| Orleans daily at 500 P. N. 'o"
The new, short and direct route to Louisville via
montgomery ana Decatur viii be opened on nr
| about the first of October VI
| rains leave New Orleans at
| 1920 A. M.-BAILY EXPRESS AND NAIL fo:
| Ann - ur coast watering places ard Mobile.
400 r m..DAILY Except Sundaysl COAST
j:2O p. M.-LIGHTNIEG EXPRESS, daflv IL.
RTlnGlpal coast watering places and
Mobile. Makes close cornerstone
and fast time, with sleeping cars bv
Blue Mountain route, TO Wasbing+o11
and New York, and with slee5ine
CARS running through over the Mo-
bile and Ohio and ST. Louis and TTon
Mountain railroads without cfarga
and Eastern mail ~ " 'AeAA
Trains arrive from Mobile at POS P. ID. and 1nsnp
NJ and rom ocean Springs at $50 "A. NJ.
Ticket otfce-Galveston-M wharf
Ticket ofhce-New Orleans-corner S;5Irr -
common streets, III Story iron building oUpoEts
Baggage checked from residence to 1asti.a+.on
G. w. K. BAYLEY
General Superintendent
-. NORMAN G. JONES
-JeL 6eneral Freight and Ticket Agent
r OUIsIANA DIVISION
NE" ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TEXAS RAILROAD
New Orleans to Observation-Disclosures
three Miles.
Daily trains for passengers, New Or1eans IN nov
S!ie ana return. Excursion tickets 10 non
i alasonE C ana return, on Sundays SIS Tran
leaves Ganal street depot daily at T:45 A. M
EXCURSION TRIPS ON THE RIVER EVERY srr.
DAY ON STEAMER FRANCES,
Passengers and freight received foot of rr7..-
eI9eb. Lumber timber bricks heavy inactivity
as 81 great weight bulk not received
streets opposite City Hotel and Oh hosrS I- fa
steamer Frances. G. W. h. BAYLEY, -eA-s
General Superintendent
7 NORMAN G. JONES
H2- General Freight and Ticket Agent.
SUNDAY EXCURSION.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT xopru
ERN RAILROAD.
Commencing SUNDAY, June 9. and until 47,r+.,s-
straet on teAeuTsion train will leave tie CaIiona
city at Ii P M. 4 A' ano' returning, reach the
New Orleans to
Pontc in tn5gPedate stations and return 50
tlirn..'-'' intermediate stations and re-
49, ~ ~; Observation-Disclosures. 81 IN
Aml T, City intermediate stations and re. "
Magnolia Intermediate stations a Tet,rn 50
les : = G ThtS0ST General Superintendent
- >: Z. CAREY, General Ticket Agent.
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CENTRAL RAILWAY.
Change of scheduIe-Jnnunry II. 1872.
DEPARTURE AND ARRIVAL OF TRAINS
1870 A. M' Express leaves Houston daflv 49,,
AZ a,5st e. OoEsleana at $50 P. M, and 81
SaYasota with daily stage for an
Gers9n Huntsville, Crockett RnsF
nG: Ii and LOngview al Hearna
% %l[R international Railroad. Al
1877 1877 with stage for Belton-trI.
neeSy. AT Bremond for Waco
GGaiIy Al RiGhland for Fairfe6
SSoLDon Tin, Palestine and TYLER AZ
SS3pislcana tor Dallas Mckinney snS
SHERMAN. Al Ledbetter for La
orange and Bastrop At Austin far
| Eau nafcosl New Braunfels San An
'OO -tA' lghE Express leaves daily, arriving
aC CoTslcana at 7:30 A. M and q
| hqsun at A. NJ ConnectioD vTsfb
| Close co1-ao+ 81 points made above.
ars @ GS9nlecIlon at Houston with Norgar s+e.
d9 va GalVeston, Houston and Ean1 S oL siT 5
Aoed OF steam boat from Galveston Nei9oA hAA'
| u Tton C0rslcanR trains leave at n
! From 4ns liz az houston at P. NJ. and sic
a, a sun trains leave at 6:l5 M 81 y a "a u
Pa sng ~ houston at P. NJ and sis NJ r IL
western eSas sO wi Fan sau antonio and ali points IN
ing gassenn.r. g. 49,, 80 Anils' OF tedious stag
800 es tue cheapest, quickest and rnt 45s WI
than va Rtd rom to sixty hours osSI
freight always as low as by anv o+bsr uo--..
CORNELIUS ENNIS
JAMES T. CKIF General superintendent
177T77 800! FEelght and TcketAgent. al61y
STEEL RAIL !! DOUBLE TR177F - =
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD,
great short line from Cincinnati ;ar colnr,nrs
Saving s,rh+ EAST:
'snVy seven sever to 10 miles, and arriving one
t1sLh IN advance at
s.-,-., NEW YORK.
0"'LAg nfty-nine miles and a,,+.
11tls IN advance at
sou BALTIMORE.
T usrlecs hours in advance ut
WASHINGTON.
Reaching
PHILADELPHIA
one train the quickest
o var THE TIT GREAT IRON RAILWAY D.,.'s.
y '0L 'ne ONO river, at ParIersfr,p RIgGES
are completed. N oeiLaR
M MORNING AND NIGHT r1vzs =.
I "lALian's PaInce Droyuf,,es ~ VF
- EN- Iun on this route from st -
W IT%1SnoIe and Washinotn1EC ~ = u "
and Sy fe sRls route you avoid all or, n,,,,
SOS
and Vest az oil ticket of3ces In the Eorth
Cena.., ,. L. NJ. COLE
GRAZ 1lcket Agent, Baltimore 49,,
Master TransnortS4is y. WILSON
STn ~ Eg12IIlmoTe, Maryland
mhIS general Passenger Agent c 1ohiES o,.,
!. sE''....."TO THE EASE
Rst, Ohio and GTIssisalpEs
'sd and t6a OF the Louisville D,ts,o
svel, makes tbjg%touo equipment for psassnseg
s3 ROUTE 10 CINC.NNszv
- FolSTs EAsT AND NORTHEAST.
i ta ZEE THROUGH TRAINS DAyrw
connections from the south fan rss.
pyrrryo cnnati
AAoUf CHANGE OF CARS,
Ito and siad ass for ticket 7ia louisville ana AKA
,aI ticka+ as ss4pp Railway for sale I'd NJ 49,
Iollices in the Soufb and in TS a. - - "a
Mar ~ g once of the COMPANY corne~ 800
4 ga > Willard hotels ESQ noAss ana LonisvDsS
0 line sra ~ go Cincinnati and points Esss via
3 f5cIItshs good on mail Lire sfesyners 49, Es.T5
ss@ aEe good on this road SAW
&eneraI nas CdARIES T. PoIEgTar
@S4@A g ysengsr and Ticket $50 ~ T55rss
= Z. Crossword
~easTal superintendent St Lcuh
gS Is THOMAS DoRWIE
southern Agent, Louisville
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-eA B0R ERw YoBK DIRECT-ghr
TEZS@@SSS steamship
ssa8zsSFsEsa
SHERMAN,
WHITEHURST Commander
VII leave her wharf foot Of Jefferson estrsst, -
SATURDAY, September 20, 1872, at BAN.
These steamers have superior accommodates,
Tor Passengers.
S SapLu Fassage. ae...,................G5
SteeTage Fasaage. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, IS
Bills of ladtDg signed through to LIVERPOOL GIss
goT, Bremen and Hamburg. Through tickets Ia,
frst.Glass and steerage passengers for LivsTpoo
anc the Continent, connecting with Ggiou'g Lirc ~
Steamers, sailing from New York every Wed1ssdsy
&or freight or passage, apply to
JOHN H. LUDWIGSHE Agent
No. 100 Common atrsat
The steamship GENERAL MEADE viii follow
leaving on SATURDAY, October 5. at 8 A Il nca6
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FOR NEW York;
Smiling Every Saturday

Sailing Every Saturday.
&ER9BAET STEAMSHIP LIaE
Comprising the 6rst-class steamships
8HEREAN.. Captain Thomas RalHsy
GENERAL AkADR. ........ Captain A W. Samv$on.
UNITED STATES. CAPTAIN H. B. Cropail
MISSISSIPPI. .........C Captain w. P Henry
WESIERS METROPOLIS. Captain Il. s. Guick.
hhLLY B. 6OChER. ......... Captain B. r. BurGick
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Daily trains for passengers. New C,,1sa,s ~ No.
a59sony!IIe and return Excursion tickets ~ no
i alasonEli!e and return on Sundays SIS Iran
leaves canal street depot daily at rs a. ii. GA
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Passengers and freight received foot of raf7,ona
and articles Of great weight or bulk not rfcfivSd
st f1sh dfaets sold corner Camp ard Common
steamer Frances. G. W. r. BAYLEY 0'-1 cry
General Superintendent
myI General Frai 1atS y. J0NhS,
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6AClkSIoN TRIPS ON THE RIVER EVERY ST7E.
DAY ON STEAMER FRANCES,
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I ,OULSIANA DIVISION

NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TEXAS RA7TRosr
New Orleans to DonaEdsouyfIle-s
three Miles.
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With the connecting lines which constitp+A .bo
"Blue Mountain Route" now ~
CARRIES THE GREAT NORTHERN AND EAST
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Jew ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Thus far this week. S. 255 3Ol rs $325 Q4I II
Same time last week. 3.056 7i2 O2 39663q 50
Total last week. ......... 6909 270 50 8G9tll 80
Total week before ........ 6l28 8l4 50 749 595 O5