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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-29
Morgan,s GuIf Railroad 10 a Justin
The Journal says

Tho Journal says:
Austin Yesterday had the honor Of visit
Srom G.. A Whitney, of New Orleans, who
ia the son-in law and very efficient represen
sative of Commodore Charles Morgan
whose name Ia familiar to every Texan
A meeting of a few citizens took place al
gho Office of Hancock & West and Mr.
Whitney and General II, f. McCullooh pro
posed running a railroad from lndtanOla
gia CuerO into Austin, within eighteen
months, on condition OF receiving S7l0 per
mile in Travis county bonds A committee OF
Ave of Onr Leading citizens was appointed to
e,onfer and correspond with the Gulf West
srn Texas and Pacific Railroad Company
as to the best and most teisabe plan OF
operations, when the meeting adjourned,
We should like to see this road built, az it
as fltysix miles nearer the gulf by this
gouto than by the Central.
Commodore Morgan is great mOnopo-
fist. and owns almost entirely the railroad
from Indianola to Cuero, which cost him
:, 81, $4,000 He bought Tor S@,Q50, 900 the
asairoad from New Orleans to Br8shear,
Ind has added fifteen miles of railroad
from Terrebonne to HOuma, and expended
un this road $500, 600 in making new bridges,
Gulverts, aud putting down fresh iron. He
dug out ten miles on the channel from the
,Atchafayla river to deeE water in the Gulf
at cost of $S00000 Freight only com
menced coming through this channel, which
is twelve, aud in some places sixteen feet
deep, by 100 and 800 feet wide, on the first
of October last. Besides these investments
ne paid out 81 100000 to the railroad from
Houston toward New Orleans, and SIS, 900
80 the jackson and Mississippi Central
As an individual, Charles Morgan has
done much in the way of development TO
Texas and the South, having expended be,
Gween seven and ten millions Of dollars In
steamers ard railroads
His tariff of freight from New Orleans to
Galveston is fifty cents per barrel, which is
equivalent TO twenty-five cents per 100
pounds for $50 miles. We can only form
an idea of the lowness of this tariff by com
parison. The tariff on the Great Northern
and the Central railroads is twenty five
cents per 100 miles, difference of over 800
per cent.
We wish success 80 all the Commodore's
great enterprises, and hope as soon as pos
Eible to see the country between here and
Endianola developed by the irVp horse in
his career Of progress.
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9rDnPP Rad River.
We copy the following from :Aa Shrevo'
port Southeastern of Saturday:

We copy the following from Gho 5hreve'
port Southeastern of Saturday:
We have nothing startling or interesting
from the source OF Red river. We met
Captain George Alban yesterday. He
thinks the worst feature of the raft may be
destroyed by fire. The river ia very low
now, and the numerous logs that compose
or form this great blockade to upper Red
river navigation are very dry and will burn
freely The captain thinks that if sat on
fire in many places the great raft can be so
nearly burned out that when the high water
comes the strong current would wash out
the pieces of logs that the fire would leave
undisturbed, and thus free the natural
channel of the river of that immense OBJ
struCtiOn with which it has been gOrged for
many years. Captain George was IN search
of Captain Woodruff Of tho engineer corps,
who is in charge of the government steamer
which Is now somewhere iii Red river. This
steamer has been sent around here for the
purpose OF removing or cutting channel
through the raft. Captain Alban wished to
see Captain Woodruff in order that be
might submit to him plan for the removal
OF it by fire. Ii anything is done on the
fire plan it ought to be done right away
whilC the river is so extremely low and the
logs so very dry. Captain Atban gays he
touched fire to one Of the log gorges at the
lower end Of the raft, and it made a huge
ire and was pretty sight to behold. This
accounts for the dense smoke which has
filed the air in the direction of the raft for
the past few days II fire will efectuaIly
remove this great destroyer of upper Red
river navigation, and will free the natural
bed of Red river from the clutches of this
ruthless monster, then, We say, by all
means let the torches be applied to him,
and let the stiff western winds fan the
flames until they wrap their fiery tongues
and blackened mass into the. river below
and is borne Oft piecemeal by the current
Of Red toward the Gulf of Mexico
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onr-r-pno or p1onytr4s


C'SIHETATI-Steanar s II Hale and bergAo-94
bales cotton - i8Es bacon IS hhGs baron caRes On
il tcs bacon 2Jf bhls whisky ara phgs butte1
305 bbls pork So tcs d. 10 cases 324 to6 hard I09
SKIS malt 42G bDls potatoes and suudry produce
OR EENFlLLR-Stsamcr Ouachta Btle-2llG
bates ecttou ASH Ska cotton seed ard 6undries
ARGYLR LARDING-StLaIner Frank PBrgou8~
e42 bales cotton 1898 SKIS cotton seed and sundres
Observation-Disclosures er Henry Tete-42S
f,hds SugaS TAI bb@ molasses half bbls do and sun
aTlea
LOWER C0ASf-steaner Empire-ae Hhds eugas
4t5 hhls molRsses ana sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Belle fdo-~-N SAdO
EE%e: 266 0bLs moIasses and suadries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD.
M0RGATs LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
November 2T-l59 bales cotton SKIS seed cotton Gf9
hhds sugAH bbIs sugar 49, bbs molassos hal!
bias do and sundries
November 23-23T bales cotton ske seed cotton
~ hhds sugar Al8 b6ls molasses kegs syrup and
sundries
ROAD, November 28-5J8 bales cotton and suudreU
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
kbN RAILROAD, November 28-~20J8 baIes cotton
&DS sCSD6TJ 9rSdUoe
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-29

The latest Canadian notion Is thaS the
Dominion will absorb the United States,
and already they pray that such a catas.
trophe may be long averted. The Toronto
Leader says that the end Of this nation Is
at hand. 1t doubts Rhether the country
will last till 1876 The centenary counts
sion Is recommended { disband.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-29

An exchange says that mr.. Janice A.
Oates and Mar. Titus, her manager, are 20
be married shortly. Ii Mr.. Titus can man
age her he is certainly the one who ought
to marry Ter. TLey will thea urnisA
rare exam 10 in matrimonial c!rOless
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-29

sIA AAFhB, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA.
Ss-sA Tas Steamships of the Nore6
Sz@1gs95a9AI German LloxS gill Ssesu1ss sAsfg
regular trips as f0lk0WE:
,-,-,-- Prom Bremen. Brom Sevgaleafse
HANOVER, :, September 30 October %
STRASRURd. October IT, gSoyemheT %
raAH nf IhI - November 20 December 10 .
R0EbN.... December 10 January 25
FEANRRG RI. .@anuary 70. (gtarcb
STRASBBURtbp. FebruaTylg Starch 20
FuSthsr days Of departure viii 81 advertised bapS
- o after.
The steamers touch outward at I[ayre and Hsvo
ana and on their home trip at Havana and soutgo
s1nPtnn 70 hand md receive passengers Sad sreigh6
PRIOBS OF PASEAGR
Fiona SEeLa8n, Southampton or HByrs e. HapsaaS
or Eew OrAeana
y.ti1u 80 . .'.'''r. st..-......5s, Slg Rolda
pSFsiHSe'' 'O S',..s,.s... Ie...,., 10 guRtR
sEom gev SsCleauS Or Havana to SoUAaIrp5og0
H&sFe Or Bremen.
St tSuin - SS'''''''''.... ''''...... else gala
Prom 8sg Orleans 30 Havana
StAplA. '.''s...,.-.,...........$50 ourTenCSg,
A ~tfoIHgG. .'......,.. .-........ % currency.
PaSsaEe tickets nom interior places IN Germans
anu from Bremen, southampton On Havrs ID New
orleans, issued by the undersigned.
%Or tarLher particulars apply to
Ed r STOOKMBYER e. co. Arents
80 ~ No 20 Union street.
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OOMMEROIALs


7HTas0A7 KYKNTNa. So7eTRoeF q l57Z'
CorToS-The sales today EN- hraced 1900
bales at still more irregular and easier
prices, some transactions being at previous
rates and others at a decline Of u a Me.
We reduce our quotations about 1sc and
give also the Exchange figures, which are
Tor 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 middling given as
the outside figures for strict:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION, AssIAIfATED
10 yEAT or LIVERPOOL.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-29

Hartford claims to be. in proportion TO
her population. the greatest loser by the
greater fires, Chicago cost her SIT, 500, 900,
and the Boston scorching cost her IN der
writers IS, 100000 more: and she prides her.
self that, ia spite Of these facts, heE credit
Is good and her existing insurance eompa,
MES Scund.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-29

Total l0oo gifts all cash g 500 coo
The money to pay all these gifts is nov upan dqs
posit, and set apart for that purpose in the Farm
eFs and overs Bank, Will he seen bv tins
following srtifcate of the cashier: y wig
FARzERs AND DRovEas' 'B4sgx. o
Louisville KY September rs, 1871. /
This Ia to certify that there is now on deros;t In
this bank over half million of dolJars to fh "a
credit Of the Git Concert fund $500 GO OF TShinb
Ie , held ~ fnts bank as treasurer Of the pubs
LggT5 OF at henfgoy TO pay off all gts to be
R. g. WEIGH, CashleSs.
Price of Tickets.
II Tole t ttcs,e sis halves quarters 50 co.
~ for . 1900 285 for $780, 575 for 5000 E@ ,Iio
The On dra ess than 100 worth Of tickets at time
take place December T. Agents are nersmnt3y
bT IS IN % o ftGs to S sS and maxi Eeturs oy
rang9ments Orderr for tickets or annicetins "a
circulars should be addrt ssed 10 'D7 NIX
6OFEkE0R THOMAS r. BRAMLRT,rR
agent Public Library Of Kentucky, Ioniavifia Es,-
a.zSsaaazEaszsgesz oc8 We Ma l6t WIT
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II p NJ OHa
Geagee aD al Kinds of FurAitaFRo

Hos. 81. lql and Jo3 CHARTERS BTRBBT, Sew ~
leauS
Vas constantly on hand assortmens OF
oottege Bedsteads {ex:ra make. vtth,o ar-tneA
poeJsj. with teasters, s H.
solid Walnut one-fourth harbrv suPe8us, @2s.
.~pl.d = slnut Portable ArmOirs, with two drS1A
-Gs IN DO! ION, $50
v.ctcr.s. Bedroom Sets, in Walnut, M9hogsay aBf
imitation Rosewood, ten pieces. s 10,
Spriug Mattresses made to order, 425 and $50.
6arloT sets, IN Walnut, Mahogany and Imitation
Scse wood, t4n pieces. at very moderate prices.
ESQ, an assortment of Looking -Eflasses at mo4fe0
5fa DcieeS 1910 "
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HYplRTS

NTEhP0OD-SIlip alcIory-- a06! 0a'cs 0Oe.cs: 2t29
etavts
observation-disclosures aIartha--T0 81. cocr zoe
sls oa:s Is bales hay 50 bbs pork 200 "blS asUH -
hbis Vs!!sky 10 c5s bacon 250 pkSs n4ste
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-29

| round lots OF mess are quoted nOmlnaIIy at
| at $l4 2 Dbl. 1t is retailing at Sl49l4 80
| p Dbl.
DKY SALT MEATS also very dull. 10000
| Tbs loose shoulders sold at the Jackson rail
road at Sac y 10, and 25 casks clear rib
| sides on the landing at Z l1c 2 b.
BACON-Conunues very dull at wholesale,
| but at retail brisk business is doing.
Shoulders are quoted at 5J4 051Rc; clear rib
| sides 92s Q94ac; clear sides 94sc p tb. About
10 casks were sold, of which IS casks shout
| ders at sac; 10 and Is do at $50, and 20 do
| clear sides at loo y ID In addition TO these
sales, fully $50 casks were sold in retail lots
at the foregoing quotations
RYE FL0UR-A lot Of 80 bbls sold at IS
e Dbl.
| CoRH MEALS in fair supply, and offer,
ing at g. 80 y bbl 1t is jobbing as -
2 Dbl.
LARD-There were sales of 30 tierees re-
fined at sac y b, and $50 tierces, TO arrive,
at -. The market continues dull Tierce
is quoted at 8la 087sc for packers and re-
fined, and 1901 0Ac for kegs.
BREAKFAST BACON-Is dull. Western is
quoted TO l04Rc, Northern 10 a l212o " b.
HAMs-Are dull, and sugar cured are
quoted at 10 0l7c p 10 as in brand.
WHIsKY-LOuisiana reCtihed Is dull, and
only Job business is doing on orders at 93c
q gallon for ninety per cent proof, % bbIs
choice Cincinnati rectifed sold at 99c 2
gallon. A lot of so bbIs Bourbon whisky
| Bod at 81 80 " gallon.
BULK CoES-I Ia mere I ID no" , only one No barge
Io@9 On ndno. AZ w. - 80 s@l' - 10 g1G o.sS
in a large way for export at $40 bushel.
| Corn IN. SACKs-Is in good supply and
demand at yesterdays prices 400 sacks
were e0I4 % E I.cm no W. o. a. EHo 10
ana o6 Wv 90 9a ~ 90, 300 ~ ~. % sn
2eV 40 ~ ooc' ah" S00o onoiee VINO d. VIC
9uSnel. ~. s...,-, l,.-,o,..z
S4Is1AIo c lM 49, ohpptS an Hla n
anu nIliiei' WV 'A'A' 'L'''o 00t' 90 II"
ou Is s;. c,;...,,,,,1-,, ,9or,,o,,A .-i+1,
I - Ion Ennp ~ - a. AZ
q ~ 1l nn X ~ o Ia ~ 'io ~' "
anu IoV a. e. W ,UV lDS =, o..
diA w gi"uoS "lT ~ III LUZ sHpLls
anu ouii enotJo 10 90 go
co. ~ 60 10 co Sa 80 ~ 800
sicI a. a. p w "1l o. V' ''' Gnu 90
90 v ton: ,aoa C,io,-.. 49,. .or
~ IL A., i.,t1;n,. .. e. 5N az "a 10,
tor grown ana - i9r the Tonng e. f
- n o. 1U No az f"r t5a old Egus Sc
90 y Y4 5lo Ga" .,,,,a;+II,, al
oSG Z oozeG. o. - ia to,l,.li no so,i,,,
g. ~ % oC'soes ~ ai' q 9, 80 ~,
AZ -" :ol ~ ~ 'p az $3.50 ~
trsS>ye7' ~ 80 +''"p - D,I',, a. IN =
Sll'''S fsto 90 ~ ~
* n c ~.,.,1 -, 80 ,loica
4'%Sy' 'S 60 ~ tor ,,ic. 80 j., Eva
! S.'"o'Ss -. a. ~ ~ vi
p,,, {,l', ySi,;to All 30 y ~. W,eo,o~,'
NJ 90 20+sfa Cn,e1 ,,aoa S~50 Il hi
VINE 80 ~ ~ TneEn pea Z" ~ u 1I ~
Dt,o' %p tI,is ia Iasobas dvII at 81 N
253 Ga. IN ID DoiS' Or'0" p7"0H9S Gun d. = -
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IMP0RTS.

S-4ES TAIBO3~Bars Emhls-9s7I O2es qaIi'osd
iron
eEH EoRE-8sean City OF Ga.essoa-Ast2
mdee
BARCELONA AND MAL.aGa~Brs Uirrs-a sta
Iua0j
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BBr,OW OOMTEg ZIP.

Sfle Marlborough, Graham, from Liverpool Ocso-
a.r 5, in ballast, 10 Norton & Bell
Slip Victoria, Wos1ston, from liverpool 0ctobe: g..
80 msste--e
snip Rowantcee. BerA, " days from MartiEie as,
Il. ballast to G Engham--
Esrk :oastantia, Knudscn. ::Om Newport Saepts,.
fa-S virgo dichsisoa. from Cardiff September ..
Bs5; Fharotte Buck, Blohm 5 dsys sr9r. 2'syaEGa
Is Charles Clinton
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STEAMSHIPS
EEW STATE LINE STEAMSHIP


EEW STATE LINE STEAMSHIP
COMPANY
Of first class, full powered Clyde-buuR asrev5
steamers, built expressly for the New Orleans and
New York trade. To call regularly between INV.
ERP0OL and EBW ORLEANS, aud GLASGOW and
NEW YORK, carrying passengers and freight at
lowest rates to and from all parts of the United
Kingdom or the CONT ent of Europe, and all partN
of the United States and the Dominion of Canada
LOUISIANA, 20O8 t0ns register. Captain Stewsrt
ALABAMA. S4C0 tons register Building
PEERS YLVARLA 300 tons register. Building
VIRGINIA 200 tons register. ......... Building
GEORGIA, $500 tons register, Building
R1RA. For Liverpool Direet.-The
>$-NAagg n8E steamship
$500 LOUISIANA,
8sr4es Stewart, Comm andes,
now on her way TO Liverpool, will leave that pors
for New Oriea41s November Is And the new spesng.
ship .
Captain HamliR.
will follow December !.
The vessels of this line will stop at BoTdesER
for freight aud passengers on bhe passage rrep
Liverpool.
Due notice Wiz be given Of tho days of sailing
from EeW Orleans,
Return tickets available for SIX MONTHS at
reduced rates.
No charge Tor medicine or medical attendance
Money orders granted free OF charge.
Prepaid emigration tickets issued here to Page
ties DESTROYS OF sending for their frionds.
These vesseIs crosse the bar at all times without
detention.
For freight or passage, having unsurpassed 90
( < MILLER & Co. Agents
30. y CaroHdeIet street, New OTlSSnRA
ROSS, SK0LFIBLD co.
No Chapel street, Liverpool.
LEWIS r. MERROW x CO,
SelS lg 60. 6 Great CLYDE Street Glasgow.
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TooNrnUED FROM FIRST PAeE.l

~Iear and cool. River falling slowly. De
narted-Right Way, for New Orleans: -.
I,0IIsvILfB November 28.-River falling
eioyIy, with three feet ten inches IN bne
canal, and twenty-five inches in the chute'
Arrived-Marv Miller, from New Orleans
Departed-Eic Long worth, for cincinnati
Weather cloudy and cold. ~ ,o
EvaysyuLE. November 28.-W Gather
cloudy and cold. Snow this evening. Inc
river has fallen one inch IN me pas
twenty-four hours. Down-Alaska, at
&. NJ. ,-,., nJou;o
Ncorc, from St. Louis, at l. A. n; Bee ana
barges, from New Orleans, at 5 r 81. De-
sarfrd-BelIe Shreveport, for st. LOUIS Tor
5epairg, at 10 A. M; Bismarck for New Or-
5esng. at 7 P. NJ The Mollie Moore Is re,
ebippinp on the Carrie '. kountZ, ana
Tefnrps to St. Louis with the freight OF the
Oexter. The City Of Alton, John Kyle and
Susie Silver are reported aground at FolhI
Pleasant. The river has fallen five inches
!n. the past twenty-tour hours. weather
cloudy and very cold. A strong wind Il
blowing. .
9.ewis, from Vicksburg. Departed-Charle'
80dmann. for New Orleans. River falling
SLOWLY. Mercury 90 and weather growing
CrvcINHATI. November 28-Weather cold
sind windy. River six feet four lnches IL
dhe channel and receding slowly
EoreIRn DInFket0"
g,osDon, November q, Evening. Specie
"a the Bank of England has increased
vi 753 900 and the rate of discount has
6een reduced / y cent making it now 6 y
%Crp American es-FlVe-twentiet
Of 1865, 9lA; 1867, 9334; ten-fortles 81 NJ ne"
dives 1874; Erie 40.
PARrs, November 90 Evening
LIVERPOOL, November %, Evening.-Cos
Con closed quiet; middling uplands 9 y a l0d
quiddling Orleans 1914 a load. Sales to
Slay IL, 900 bales, including 5000 for specu
Safion and export. Sales of sniGd!ing up
Sands for November at 9zsd.
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NJ. Huber vs.. stephen Bruckmeyer-First

NJ. Huber VS.. Stephen Bruckmeyer-First
Jusnoe Court for the Parish of Orleans, Nos
44G7 and 400.
EY VIRTUE OF TWO WRrTs OF PIER1 FAcTAs
1b to me directed by the ron. H H. DibbIe- Pirst
leans, have seized and will pro eed to sell at pub-
ny auction, at tho Merchants and Auctioneersf Ex-
change Royal street, between Canal and Custom
nnse streets IN the Second District of this oity on
MoFDAf November l8, 1872 at twelve O'Clock N
&hS ioi owing described property, to wit
ONE LOT OF GROUND. with all the i'm,
yrovemens thereon, situated in the Pourth
9stnef IN the square bounded by Washington, st.
ray ick sixth and st Denis street5 and degIQpa-
"a as No. r. Satd lot measures 30 feet front on
S,Ath street. by depth of 10 feet between par.
,sltel ilnts, all according to plan drawn by Hui
mouse, surveyor, On February 90 1916 this aama
property bring acquired at public auction by the
sHeeeasion OF Joseph strong, per act passed be-
4ore '" j. Jastel notary pubic of this city and
dated Nay IL, 1855 @~
hrlzed In the above EMIT led suits.
feEmS-Cash OF the spot.
QAELB4 CROWLEY, QonstaaSa
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5ohn ?. SanbOrn has purchased the New
port (khode Lslaudl Mercury, a paper
started by Ben Franklin II I7SSs and yul
ma1e it daATe
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MEMORANDA,

eDy ItFVgIFFIIII.T
Baltimore, November n, fSs2
20 81 FFIthetspooR e Steamship Cuba arrived
ths morning All we'll
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OONSTABLES' SALES,

Jessie BIbe VS. W. ". Dfgga-Sccond guss
tce Court for the Parish of Orleans, No 2872.
E2y VIRTUE OF WRIT OPP FIRRI PACIAs
ES to me directed by the Hon. ". l. Evans
Second Justice Of the Peace in ard for the parish Of
rrltans, | win proceed to sell at public auction
on MONDAY, December, D. 1872, at twelve O'Clock
D., at John Rsbb0tfs stable on Rampart street be.
tween Perdido and Gr4vier atreets-
One Wagon, one Mule and ose sat of Harness,
SeiL-d ia the above aIit
TerUs-Cash on the spot
bo23 u de2 A. j. DAvFRR. Cops+ah1a
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Monetary Commercial.
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THB DAILY REPUBLICAN,.
TuvKaDAE EVENING. November %, 1872.

To day being partial holiday, the move
ment in the money market showed little
ment to notice, nor any variation In rates.
The offerings both in bank and on tho street
were Of moderate extent, and the few trans
actions reported on the latter were at the
subioined figures. We continue TO quote
first class paper at 70 y cent Y annum; Al
at Is, second grade at l8; first class mort
gage at 10. and second do at II,
Nrr, ORLEANS CLEARING EtOEasR
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RAILROADS.


CHANGR or FTME
VA TIE
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN
Friday. November %. 1879.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Shin Victory, Mason for Liverpool
Schooner MSrthS Regman, Cor P6nsgs0iS
ARRTYED YESTERDAY.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
City Of Galveston Rowland, from Neys
York 2oth instant. to $50 gosdiGk :9-23
district Il
STEAMBOATS,.
slI Hale and barge. Skunk. from Ctnctaaa;s
a3uaChita Belle, Blanks from GreCnviu6
frank PargOlid. White. from Argyle Landing
Umpire JeSufroaR, from L"wer Coast
Belle Ids Tay Or, from Bower Coast
HearY Tete. Dalfer"s. from 0Onalds0aFoli
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FOR OSAyANA0
9oschfns st ,GedgF Keys ana Hey ygSssS
\ Carrying the United t5eates aEaGE.
LEAVING EVERY WEDNESDAY.
1R~@A Tho New Orleans, Florida
<%S-ss@ss4 and Havana Steamship CompanB
SSZ4&a@SEstr3n VIII dispatch their new and unsuYs
- passed fast passenger STEAMSHIPS
HAVANA,
L. ". PENNINGTON. Commandes,
E'EDNEa0AY, November 20, 1874
BronN she sp6t of CCa1hope street, First DistriSS
RATES OF PASSAGE:
c.,, TO Havana q Cedar Ksyus
steeTago 49,. :: ...:.. 10 IS
Through Billie OF LadinG issued to all pOints @a
ltne of railroads in Florida and on the st. Johns
river also, 70 New York Savannah and Charleston
through bills Of lading and passage tickets gwen
10 Tampa via Cedar Keys, and landing freight or
wharf at Tampa.
and none signed after sailing of the steataer.
Splendid passenger accommodations aaGstlrouRA
tickets given 70 above points.
No freight received without Cser1ais roa shs as
fee.
SoE1Gsei&bt sZ passage apply to-
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sR me Second GRAND a,fs Concert authorized bg
Library of Kentucky unav0idably postponed frnS
sePtem Der ~ to December 7, and which positive!V
ana uequiTocaiIy occurs In Louisville Kentuckvs
saturday, December, l872, without further delay
on any account whatever, thu following Cash Giffs
ar Tor dtatributz0n by lot among the acksS
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ESTABLISHED Pm FS4Os
JOSEPH b. HUBBARD.
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selected stocks Of Parlor, Bedroom en6 Dining
room SBts ever offered in this city
SIso ell escriptions of low price Furniture soR
plantation and family use. An goods packed with
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