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The Female POisOner.

new YORK, October 2O-Mary Anna
Cotton, who has been committed for trial
on charge Of having poisoned her hus-
band and four children, at West Oakland
is now implicated in series of other
charges, which, if verified, will prove her
her youth. Cotton, who died in September,
was her fourth husband. The first two
had their lives insured at her instance, and
when they died Of what was medically GER
tilted to be gastric fever, she promptly
realized her widows consolation. During
the FIRST marriage seven children died. The
third was fatal to six more and the fourth,
at west Oakland, had reached its fifth VIC
tim, when this horrible career of crime was
stopped. 1t is now remembered that Cot
toms own mother died under mysterious
circumstances, and in a similar manner TO
those noted in all the other cases, and with
hers there will be twenty cases ofsuspicion.
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Foreign Markets.
= Blew Postal Treaty with France-f.Ow
RutcR to be Introduced,


. We copy $his from Washington specials
Go che New York Herald:
About SIX weeks ago the Postmaster GEN
s5E2l received letter from Mr. Wickham
&OfTnan our Charge d'Affairs at Paris
stating that IN an informal interview with
&&e Director of Postal Affairs it was init
aaated that the French government was
nnw ready to make postal treaty with the
United States which would be more favor
s5Sia to this country than any heretofore
GEeposed. Mr.. Hoffman was accordingly
authorized by Postmaster General Cres-
NGtt 70 negotiate treaty subject to the
approval of the POstOtfice Department
&hs only information that has since
1s5eR received is that the rate for
aoaters OF onethird ounce viii he tixed
&oth ways at eight or nine cents n rate
Wtaioh will be approved by our government
5Ehsn formally presented in a treaty,
E'ESnce Is the last nation with which we are
SO esta blish postal treaty with low rates
All other nations have now treaties Nv
WAich letters of one-third or haIfounca
may be forwarded Tor six cents. The French
E7Csrnment has held out against the low
rats, claiming superior postal system
which made il worth more to have Letters
delivered under it. For some time nest
americans in France having Correspondenca
IN che United States have forwarded their
SstSsrs via London, thereby evading the
EFench postal rates to this country and
saving at least twelve cents on every letter
ST ten grammes. 1t is this evasion that, in
Eae opinion of our officials, has forced the
sEeEnh government to make better arrange
NaHEs.
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HOUSTON AND TEXAS
CENTRAL RAILWAY.
Change of scbeduIe-January Ia, 1879,
DEPARTURE AND ARRIVAL OF TRAINS,

s;3O p M. Express leaves Houston daily arrtv
! ing at COrsiCaua at 7:30 P. M aad Il
Austin at P. NJ. Connecting s.
Navasota with daily stage for An
dersOn, Huntsville, Crockett Rugk
Henderson and Longview At Hearnr
WITH international Railroad Al
calvert with Stage for Belton-tr
weekly. At Brem0nd for Waco
daily. At Richland for Fairfield
Cotton Gin, Palestine and Tyler AZ
Sorscana for Dallas Mckinney and
Sherman. At Ledbetter for La
Strange and Bastr0p At Austin for
San Marcos, New Braunfels San An
- =. tonic and FL PasO
S;1S + We Right Express leaves daily, arriving
at Corsicana at 1870 A. NJ and al
Austin at A. NJ Connection with
all points made as above
close connection at Houston with Morgan stears.
ers via Galveston, Houston and Henderson Rail
road or steamboat from Galveston
From COrsiCana trains leave at 5 A. NJ and 6.I
r M, arriving at Houston at 5 P NJ. and 6;I5 A.
From austin trains leave at 6:l5 a. NJ and P n
arriving in Houston at P. H. and 615 A, NJ
Passengers for San Antonio and all pOints II,
Western Texas will save twelve hours by gOinG Wis
Austin, and avoid nearly 100 miles of tedious Stag
ing.
Passengers for Northern and Eastern Texas vii,
ma TINS the cheapest, quickest and most pleasant
f9Hte Deing from forty eight to sixty hours uucke;
than via Red river.
freight always as low as by any other route
H. CORNELIUS ENNIS
General Superintendent.
General Freight and TicketAgent ial8Iy
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICANS
Saturday. october 26, 1879.

! o-S-&-S--
| OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN, I
Saturday. October 26, b873.
! CLEARED YESTERDAY.
! Steamship New Orleans, eager, for New YorS
! Steamship Mississippi, CrOweu, for New York
| German bark Molly. Wurtz, for Genoa
Danish bark Doris Br0dersOn, Nielsen, for Bremen
| scAoOneC Stingray, Harrison, for Pensacola
| ARRIVED YESTERDAY
Ship Wyoming, Baker 9a days from Philadelphia,
to Geo FOsdck &co-POnt
Bark Robert Morrison, LeOvy, 20 days from Boston,
to Norton 4 Bell-Point
Brig Helena, Manson, from Rio J8neig0 august 81,
TO Napier &CO-POint
ToWBoATs.
light-Brought up ship Wyoming and bark R
Morrison
Tecumseh Hubbard. from the Passes-e-.weae de wn
Eght-BrOught up brig Helena
STEAMBOATS,
FatChez. Feathers from ViCkBBurS
Bertha, Hodge, from Shreveport
HenBleY, BndeIle. from Lower Cease
Lizzie Hopkins, AucOin, from charlottesville
EXPORTS.
BREMEN-Bark Doris BrodersoQo-T5o Bales cot
ton and sundries
GEEOA-Bark Moily~T45 bales cotton 300 bbls
rOsiH
PENSACOLA-SchooneR Stingray-l2o bbls -four
Is bbls potatoes Coz SKIS corn % bbs whisky 30 bbs
pork 80 SKIS oats IS pkgs mdse
NEW YORK-Steamship New Orleans-3O47 bales
cotton 1860 SKIS oilcake 100 bbs oil So bds hides 30
bbls oranges
NEW YORK-Steamship Masterpieces bales
cotton 300 bbs oil 1851 dry hides 1852 bales skins "a
bales ste u bales iron IS bales InosS u ska Tjue
50 bdIs hides
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CHAT OF LIVERPOOL

The market opened with only moderate
demand and at rather steadier prices. il
being more difficult for buyers to operate,
at yesterdays inside rates. but about the
middle OF the day it was sensiby easier,
after which, under an improvement OF l4c
at New York, the movement became more
animated and the advantage was on the
side OF the factors, without resulting in anv
quotable Improvement. The sales were loo
bales in excess of the heaviest previous
business this season. Nineteen brokerage
houses participated in the business, indicat
ing the general character of the demand.
We have made no change in our quotations
except for good ordinary, the inside figures
of which we have raised sc. the supplies
OF that grade on sale being mostly OF good
staple cottons which are in request. Fox
this reason. compared with Tuesdays quo
tations, good ordinary shows decline of
only Is sc, while the falling of in low
mIddling and mlddling is sc.
With the addition Of 300 bales 20 Wednes.
days report and 200 to yesterdays. the
sales for the past three days sum up $4,000
pa 0ai e9s making an aggregate for the week of
-, oo9 bales, against q 300 last week. and
= 4o0 the week before Weeks receipts
81 45 bales, embracing 1867 from other de-
livery, ports (of which. 6829 from MobiIe)
aaG 39t9'0 proper, against 26. 48l proper last
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COTTON
es,a4spaFaffUs -J'rnnaBcfHoAo Of
Gbe weeh-ReceIpass !SaIeso ExpOrts
saad StOck ON Hands

ssa4fpaFnffve Statement J'rnns"cffOAo 81
abe weels-ReceIprsS saIese Exports
uaad StOGk ON Hands
Nav I0RKo October 2i.$LThe Goffowin 6
90 t5ae comparative cotton statement:
Bales.
GIFTED States ports. ...........o.......s az 8-H
3sgGiPts same time last year.............o T,$4s
Ser /. a72. to date n.o . s2928s
s6ai time last wear .o...o....,..... 500 99S
Exports for the week from all pOrtB......s a. 5ts'
swpOfts same time last year.o........s...o 49, g5
e. uoytg since September k........e..... 1B9 lSs
Exports same time last year ...o.........o i4i 002
Stock at all United States poTts..........s 1853 $50
znSck time last yeag. Observation-Disclosures 2l6 80
s5t5cE at interior towns Observation-Disclosures "a 39l
sock sano Sne last N"ar..s.............'o s77sY
sA3ck at Liverpool .....e....m........... 485 900
etcs same time last yeas e.....O..s..o.oo Si80GS
american cotton afoat for Great Britain 5000
SmrI&can cotton atiodt same time last A. OOB
NOZZLE October 20-StOCk ii BOB bales:
gfseHfy net Gec@ipts 1926 exports coast
'@iae $685.; Gales 500
SERMA @,ctcbeD 21-StSc& 30I5 GaYes;
Gar1e time lasS year 4I00o
NORFOLK, 0cEobeD 25.-eS2Ocfy 1919 OaHes
S5AESIBORE, OGtober 21-Stockd0H bales:
@7@Gkls neG receipts 80; gross 29l0; exports
IN the continent 593s G0astWjss IO6o sales
sosSS4; spinuefsQI98.
!3osTon. SctebUr G5.@-Stocfs 5000 bales:
&9c8Riy net EeceipSa i69; gross s632s eX.
gsorts TO Great Britain Il; sales 1859.
PROVIDENCE, October 2S.-e-8eek' q nee PC
sSEIpts 333 bales; stock 5O0G.
N4sHvHAE, OctobeS 2j6-Weei1's nee re.
sSsipts 1899 bales; shipments 20l2; stock 1906.
GRARLEsDON, October 35.-Stock LIE
SsaEes: weekly tnet receipts l4O6O; exports
90 Grea8 Britain y6l; to tho oOntineuJ 28O0s
aDastwIs@ 1880; sales 1909.
MEMPHIS. October 2a-Weeil's receipts
SI23 bales: shipments 1862: sales $500:
stock 6O.79s5 gtosls same Zine last gear
sg.8+0.
MAcos, @ActobeU % o-SVoek's receipts 1920
Sa3es; shipments 2503s stock 4795
SAVANNAH October 2A-Stock $1,000
9'a!es; weekly yet receipts rs. b87; exports 70
she cop$ins9$ 81, 300: @oastwise 856IB sales
S2,S36
S.lIes; weekly Ret receipts 39OS; exports
e;s1nstwisG &l22; sa1 es 554.
MONTGOMERY. October g;.---StoeiS 1882
Sazles; same tisne last yeaF CHS
AUGUSTUS October 2S-Wedkly receipts
e234 bales sales 582S stock 3333; same time
Sast year $4,000.
CobUMBUs. Sctober 25.-weslziy receipts
gas bales5 shpmNnts 4246a spinneTs 81;
sGooSR 262$
G1LvGsToaS October 2s-Socfs saOIe
sales; weekly receipts 1896: exports 20
SST"at Britain S02s eoastwise S9s2; sales 5000.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-26

The, Richmond (Virginiay Enquirer. a
staunch Greeley organ, says: Virginia
ought not to be doubtful, but the truth
must be faced, and we have no hesitation
IN expressing our fears The truth is, a
large number of Virginia Democrats will
vote for Grant in preference to Greeley,
and thousands of others will stay at home."
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MEDICAL

{ Dr. MARRIAGE. = HAPPY RRTITg 90
in es S4pg men from the effects oferrorg and E0H
I5 ne ma9hSod restored Impedmenss is
sp 1 fs rem remedies Books and oipc new
Address Howard Association "
street Philadelphia, PennsyIyanoa Soata Ninth
and ngn reputation or honorable CANTON
AUS i'm cod
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IMPORTS
LfvERPool-ship Lizzie Moges~agtd ,ndse
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

RECEIPTS OF PRUDUUEo
LOWER COAST-Steamer Hensey-5 hhGs su-
gar 50 bbs mOasses 1888 bbls vice 70 ska rough rice
and suDdries
observation-disclosures Eatchez-3i9l bales cotton
4l4 SKIS cotton seed SKIS seed cotton and 5undres
SHREY EPORT-Steamer Bertha-l67 bales cotton
and sundTies
DON4LDSONvILLE-st Steamer Lizzie Hopkins 90
Sundries to order
RECEIPTS By RAILROAD.
MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
October 25-338 bales cotton Is SKIS cotton hhds
sugar 81 bbls mOlasses and sundrles
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD, October 25-9l0 bales cotton and
sundry produce
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAII.
ROAD, october 25-l425 bales CostoS and sUndTy
produce
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COMMERCIAL
FRIDAY EvErrso, October p, 1879.

Co1roH-~The sales s0&lay summed
up 6lOo bales, at prices requiring no
change in our quotations. We give
also the Exchange figures, which are
for average lists according with it's official
type, while ours present the proper range
OF the market for average lists, but with the
outside figures for low middling given as the
outside figures foE stricts
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION. 2ssIstIlATED
10 gHAg OF LIVERPOOL
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steel. RAIh DOUBLE TRACK
| BALTIMORE AND OHIO
! RAILROAD
J The great short line from Cincinnati ier Columbu,
| EAST!
: Sewing sghtyseven to ITO miles and arriving ons
train IN advance at
NEW YORK.
Saving ffty-nine naies and arriving six and halt
hours In advance at
BALTIMORE.
Saving seventy seven miles, and arriving e3gb,
ana three-quarters hours in advance at
WASHINGTON.
Reaching
PHILADELPHIA
One train the quickest,
THE GREAT IRON RAILWAY BRIDGES
o'oR 'no oh4o river at Farkersburg and Bellatr
are completed
MORNING AND NIGHT LIMBS OF
f"ltman'% Palace DrawIng-Room and
Sleeping Cars
Are run on this route from St. Louis Cincinnati q,
OoLunOus TO Baltimore and Washington Ctv
WITHOUT CHAEGEl
b By this route you avoid all omnibus tranasors
Tickets for sale at all ticket Offices in the South
and West. - ~
general Ticket Agent. Baltimore, Maryland.
w. P. SMITH
Master Transportation, Baltimore, MARYLAND,
SIDNEY B. JONES,
mills -1'' 0-41 'i1Ils'''' Oht0'
TO THE EAsT.........FO THE EASE
Via Louisville and Ohio and HTIsrssssawg
EaEWnya
The completion OF the Louisville Dtvfsion nf %b;s
road and the splendid equipment for pssEsnger
travel, makes this the
BEST ROUTE TO CTNCTNNA~E.
ALL POINTS EAST AND NORTHEAST.
THREE THROUGH TRAINS DaEE,w.
Win direct connections from the gouth fup Cts
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
30 sure and ask for ticket ia I4,DtsvI1le and sha
Onlo ana ntssisslppi Railway for sale at an TsTS
pal ElckeC othces in thu South and in L0usyItf n
ths General Office Of the COMPANY corner Fony%p
o lam stTeets also at Gait House and LouiEVfIIe
, =. Bs-Tickets to Cincinnati and points Eax4 -.
u1e uc1eCs aEs good on this road.
CHARLES B. FOLLRTgT
%eneral Passenger and Ticket Agent at Lnuts
J. L. GRl6WORD,
General Superintendent ~ Fnnz~
$40 THOMAS BORWIH
1yslg General Southern Ageat, u,s,iHs
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HANGg OF TIMEs

CHANGB OF TIMEg
On ana after September %, r8f2 graias Of tho
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
New Orleans, jackson and Great Northern, Mssis
sippi Central ana Mississippi and Tennessee Rail
roadS) will depart and arrive az follows:
Express, f9s A M. Express. ASE. .iioo P
Accommodat'nt:l5 P. NJ. Accommodate 1856 A. N.
Mail Tyain runs dailyo Express daily except
SundaYo
These trains make
THE QUICKEST TINE
From New Orleans to NEW YORK, CHICAGO ST
LOUIS, LOUISVILLE and all intermediate cities
villages and stations.
PULLMAE'S PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING CARS
from New Orleans to Memphis, Humboldt and Lou
isville, without CHANGE
A. D. SHELDON,
Ticket agent, New Orleans
$. s. JONES,
Ticket Agent, Galveston.
G. P. ATMORE
General Passenger Agents
s. L. CAREY,
General Ticket Agent,
E. D FROST,
SeE General superintendent.
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BREMEN,
North German LLOYD.

North German Lloyd.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NRU 0prp.ra
VIA HAWKE SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVAs4A NO
1EA The Steamships Of the Norris,
Sz4asss8aN German Lloyd viii resume their
regular trips as follows:
u4NEOvFp from from Bremen. From New OrIeana
SaP September 10. October % ''S'
FRANKFURT. November 20 n n" ,enloer 1j.
hohLN'''' ...,December 49, JanHarV 25 co.
further days of departure will be advertised no.
after '0N nete'
me steamers touch outward at Hav-re and H.
ana and on their home trip at Havana and Sontb.
2hPeon 10 land and receive passengers and Freiobt
PRICES OF PASSAGE. ~
from Bremen Southampton or Havre to Havana
c.,. OF New Orleans.
&c. So $3.50 gold
From, Us ....-.'.'..... 40 gold.
fl0"A Ne" orleans or Havana to soutLamnton
Cab;n haYre OF Bremen WI
Gteerage '''''''''' '''''.....Sl50 gold.
.cob,, From New Orleans to Havana ~ s0i"'
&c. 1 -, 1900. ..............q $50 Currency
Pecan .......,.. 20 Currpnry
H4Ira o@ y ,oickets from Bremen SouthamntSn M
F1r ~ +,eW orleans issued by the undersiGnaJ
ROA luz ther particulars apply to h40U'
I'D. F. STOCKHEYER & 20 A,,or4
ss,v,.,r No. d Union street,
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There are two things in this world that
are not safe to trihe with-a woman's opin-
IONS aug the business end Of wasp.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-26

A Goving swain in Maine dedicated nap
sEj ring "Eo my almost WIFI"
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NA8SKE1So
aAnmestin IYIranrrcHa.

SE%p GIORKu October 95.-GOE3On closed
9Emer net geceipts 38S bales; gross 1899
aales: sales 1868 baies% middGpg uplands
5g44 c; middlng Orleans 20Iae; sales of Gu-
cures $500 bales, as follows: Gow middlings
Cor October - Bloc. November IS lI-l6G
SS3scs December Is 9-!60l858cs January
S37Ace FebSuaEy 70 5 h6 q 1880, March 1899:
april 203Bco Flour dull and declining; COM
mon TO fair SStra s. IS az so: good TO choice
o. 55Ul2. whisky steady. Wheat very
5EsavyS spring fully % lOweT: winter red
BNestern 81 81 a s.. Corn noS SO active.
clippers holding off Rice in taiy request.
Pork 1irneT at So ~. Lard frmo Naval
eGures steady Freights dull.
CINCINNATI, October .-Cotton-MalReS
aGeady and demand moderate: middling
sSEa al 9c. Flour dull and unchanged at
E3 2509 50. Wheat dull and unchanged:
ssed 81 Soar IS: white 81 G80i 30. Corn
o2Uii at 80 a 4Oc. Oats quiet at - q 33c. Pork
5H tair demand and market firm at SIl 25 q
70 80. Tar8 in fair demand and market
anu, sales of summer at 55sc; steam rs
S%zc; kettle 78c. now held al S08LC Bulk
ssHeats in good %emand with sales of shout
3eEs Mt Size now held at sac; sides nomi-
Fai5 clear rib Zoe; clear sides f0l2C.
Bacon dull; shoulders 6I9c; sides nomiral
es3ear rib I03ac; clear sides llI4c; offerings
3IEht. Sugar-eured hams steady at I712 a
2&bce for summer and Wintego Whisky in
C7oGd demand at $50.
ST. Louis, October 25.-Cotton suiep and
unchanged. Flour dull and unchanged;
business light. Wheat-Soft No spring
&i lI; winter inspected No. 3 81 S3. Corn
eil2U, unsettled and lower; No. ? mixed 35c
d'Sata dulI No. . 25l2c. Whisky easier at
sassz 089o. Pork higher; SIG. Bacon quiet:
eN~ieP lots shoulders Sl2c, clear rib G!%c,
clear sides J2c. Gard active at 53sco
Foreign NEarketss
GAvERrooH, October %, Evening.-Goq
9ou closed quiet; middling uplands %
s09ztd; middling Orleans l0A a I03sd; sales
se-day 1000 bales, 1000 of which were for /
expert and speculation. Sales of middling
Orleans for November at esd. Sales for |
She week $4,000 bales, Of which 10000 were |
Ger export and 10000 for SPECTATORS To-
I'd stock 485, 900 bales, of which 46, 900 are
american. Total stock afoat 227 900 bales,
Of which $1,000 are American. Receipts of
aAe week 10000 bales, of which 10000 are
american. Actual exports 1000 bales.
Warns and fabrics at Manchester dull, but
net lower
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Monetary--CommerelaI,
MONETARY.
@)PP:CR OF THB DAILY REPUBLICAN, /
Eg1nAx ECRMIna Octnber Is l812. {

! FRIDAY EVENIEe OCTOBER TO- 1917 }
eve have no improvement to notice IN the
money market. IF anything it was shade
! 4nore stringent. The demand for currency
| showed no abatement. We also noticed a
| continued scarcity of cash gold. The offer
! ings at the banks and on the street were
! also more liberal, but we heard OF no trans
actions az rates above the subJ0lned hguTes.
We continue to quote frst-class paper at II
p cent y annum; Al at Is, second grade
at 10; first class mortgages at 10, and sec
| ond do at II. The most of the commercial
paper negotiated continues to be at 30, GO
and 80 days.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE,
STear7npa. BaIances
October He..........oe.sl35Z 485 10 I76 783 81
October el.............o-, l,14114l q 1872 290 0
October p .'....''.''' 8l928g 2 2$83l9 is
0ctober "a ...... 81 81 is i82 81
0ctobes 25................ I4I7 432 81 243 2l3 81
r,.,.,- So.,o-c-. !, :; -7o--c7o- -
T"t"1 Y,no week - 9 55 ~
g g0taI W wee before 5a5os g. 49, 83 80
SIo1d ononoa 90 ,Yg2, aII3n oro,rs+ no
., TaIp YorIr ami aftar Iir;tad bnsinaas
.losed non,ina lii a. ij$aII1ib 1am ID
.o,,lr <f !" .lI,:aI ~. ~ az,
"iSH sJ9i Ell et ri,o - ~ ~
ssie. S on s3i ' a06
efn6o I24aon ond @31o6I a. JI27a. ~ 0d6
IsISGo s5o0o aG500 and SQ600, a. ill., iiI%
000 { I0n0 SD000 nd &S00Bl of | 4
J,i, 90. F siIT,o,, IoI,a,+5
be mere were 40 sues ofe 81 SatEgT o5 GePTFIfa
M , 1I baIf d0ar4 AND 2 cent n 1ql
on ii fa 49, do1Tor
'I Th III goIu rot ne1 starIi uQIaa[5'
,,,ora .n+i1S and nnder he ;otlnan"a 81 Eo%
WI 5'o biI dnninoJ n ~
ol " Tbo PIIr%o@ "i,S u eel F6o
ga a@T tei3 400 aI f5G00 IN; TT nf
i5$.n - S92on - cI 51 Hoo A. oin5 =.
I1u5n - oLlH LOW anu - T'ooV - ciSaLJ az
80 rO GI6a 1 e fI566 AZ od fg66d 20 1o
a. . Ciedt ILVvOs 1loVV any IoUo0J ~ "a 70
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r OUBSIAN4s DIVISION
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TEXAS RAILROAD
News Orleans 60 DOmaldsonvIlle-sfxty
three niles.
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FOR HAVANA.
, touching at Cedar Keys md Kev VVaa..
Carrying the United States Mail.
LEAVING EVERY WEDNESDAY
. lR@&SA The New Orleans, Finrtd.
<z&@E9#s&&:Sf5Ss teHd Havana Steamahip Company
Hs4szbf#ssf5 will dispatch their new and 1J5s1s
1z'aSAHsszazassss passed fast passenger steamship
MARGARET,
J. MCC. BAKER, Commando
" WEDNESDAY,, October o. 1872.
from ghe SCOT of Calliope street, First Distrlo4
RATES or PASSAGE:
s4x4 To Havana. To Cedar Revs
$500 ..t' - = 80 81 '''''''.,... $40 S2S
~ M I"SH'- :.s.......-..... 20 IA
I'll lilSdBi 9lil5 OF lading issued to all roin+s mr.
me oi railroads i'll Florida and on the ST Ioy,rT-
llE NJ also 70 New York Savannah and Cbarlesfn
~ rTnlough oils OF hiding and passage tickets givsn
" da9Pa Via Cedar Keys, and landing freight ON
6oHe OUT the COmpany's bills Of lsafpp ato-,ss
anu none Signed after sailing of the steamer
splendid passenger accommo dsti0ps ara ftro,.s
''i ~ - Even ven 10 above points.
80 ifelght received without permit from tba a.
For freight or passage apply to
1. H. ROBERTS, Treasr,rer
mo. 100 Common sfyaet
I'll, over the Louisiana National Rank
ne steamship HAVANA follows on WP6NLs
DAY, October 30 'A " 9pNES-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-26

Daily Grains for passengers, New Orleans to Don.
jacksonville and return Excursion tickets to Don.
aldsonyille and return, on Sundays, $50 Train
leaves Canal street depot daily at 745 A. u.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-26

Passengers and freight received foet of Calliope
street. Lumber, timber bricks, heavy machinery,
and articles of great weight or bulk not received
as atu freight Tickets sold corner Camp and Common
steamer Franceso G. w R. BAYLEY, =
General Superintendent
NORMAN G. JONES,
N.Y. General Freight and Ticket Agent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-26
RESTAURANTS,

RESTAURANTS,
-vTTS,I[ SH>>(>o""Oo~,~ r~~~,~or~o~c,Cs~. -
Z" OYSTER SALOON,
BY MESsRS, P. McKENNA P. KENNEDY
AT no. 3 Decatur COld aeveey sayeeGs
Opposite the PostoGce)
u WI. constantly serve up oysters. hoe coffee pap
..S Soo@ ana mead having the most complete ar
PARODI's - -,
49, OYSTER SALOON AND RESTAURANT
S"'''''a'''''St. Charles Street,. osa
The undersigned takes pleasure in iDforno,oo, H..
trends and the public generally that he h NO
opened first class OYSTER SALOON ANN p Ig%'
4AuRANT at the above place.
e.td ns mousse has been thoroughly repaired and
nr'eo up IN splendid style. AL the Injuries Of tSa
season such "a OYSTERS, FISH, GAME. ctr rri,3
be served in the best stvIe. GU "lIl
hand Always On
So, seq I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-26

EXCURSION TRIPS ON THE RIVER EVERY sun.
DAY ON STEAMER FRANCES.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-26

Pullman Palace Day and Sleeping Gars
through without change to
ST. LOUIS, LOUISVILLE AND LYNCHBURG.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-26

ALL BAIL, CLOSE CONNECTIONS. NO OMNIBUS
TRANSFERS, AND SUPERIOR EQUIPMENTS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-26
RAILROADS,

THE GRAND TRUNK ROUTE.