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MEXICO.
UnimpOrtant Military OperatiOns-Strug-
gle i'm COngress-COrtina Relieved of
COmmand-GFeat Historical Relic De.
slrOyed-Act of nm Incendinry.

UnfmpOrtant Military OperatiOns-Strug-
gle i'm COngress-COrtina Relieved OF
Commandment Historical Relic De.
strOyed-Act of an Incendiary.
CITY OF MEXICO, May Is, via Havana
Military operations outside of Jalisco and
on the Rio Grande are unimDOrtant. The
insurgents have defeated Corona in ia
liscO.
The people are dissatisfied at the refusal
of Juarez to give up his dictatorial powers,
which expired on April 30. Juarez persists
in keeping the States under military rule.
The struggle in Congress over the bill
granting ample facilities to the executive
continues, and the result is doubtful.
The Juarists claim one majority in Con
gress but they can not unite.
During the sitting yesterday the opposi-
tionists retired and LETT the House without
a quorum! The action on NJ. ROmeras
tariff bill is delayed in Congress; it is con-
sldered generally one OF the best measures
ever presented.
Unless Congress passes ample facilities
and finance bills, the tenure OF the Juarists
will be precarious.
Public opinion continues in favor of the
building Of railroads. The success Of the
international railroad bill in Congress is
considered certain, provided Congress ever
reaches the improvement bills.
COrtina was relieved Of his command for
refusing 10 recognize OOr6lIa as ms Chief.
The government continues to pay its war
expenses.
Rocha has captured MaZatlan.
Tae passport system is enforced in Du-
range.
Ensenburg, the German minister to Mexi-
co, presented his credentials on the sixth
instant, and was received with friendly
speech by Juarez.
1t is reported that the revolutionary gen
erals Galvan and Labastina have a6an-
dOned the country.
On the first of June the TOy1Cacret0, a
German Journal will appear in the capital.
A squabble occurred in Congress on the
night of the seventh instant, caused by
speech made by Alcalde on the ample facul-
ties bill. The speaker was interrupted,
Alcalde declaring that the character Of his
speech rendered a secret session necessary,
and ordered the galleries to be cleared.
The people in the galleries refused to
leave, and the soldiers appeared to enforce
the Speakers orders, whereupon the Al
calde said that those who failed to attack
the French attack the people, and as the
people are compelled to leave we will &C
company them. The Alcalde and others then
left the hall, and the remaining members
went into secret session.
An incendiaTy set fire to and DESTROYED
the greatest historical relic of the country,
the celebrated tree of NOche T9jste, a
souvenir of the night on which COrtes cap
tured Mexico. The tree which was at
POpOtla, near the capital, was visited by
thousands annually. Intense indignation
was felt at the sacrilege. A man has been
arres ted On suspicion.
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three feet nine inches in the chute
| Weather clear and pleasant Arrived
Mary Houston, from New Orleans. Bust.
P1rTsBUBG, May 2l.-Weather clear
Monongahela two feet five inches in the
channel and stationary.
CAIRO, May 2l.-Arrived-City of Helena
from Vlcksburg, at nine O'clock last night;
c. B. Church from Cincinnati, at midnight;
Kate Kinney, from Louisville, at 10 A. M (;
Crescent City, from New Orleans, at IL
A. N. Departed-City of Helena, for St.
Louis, at ten o'clock last night; c. b.
Church, for New Orleans, at / A. NJ; Cres-
cent City, tor st. Louis, at / p NJ. The
river has risen six inches. Raining. Mer-
curry 800
CINCINNATI, May 2l.-Weather has been
fair and pleasant to-day, but is cloudy to-
night. River fourteen feet and eight inches
in the channel and rising.
ST. LOUIS, May I.-Arrived-City of
Helena, from Vicksburg. Departed-City
of Quincy, for New Orleans River rising
Weather clear ana pleasant during to-day,
but there was a heavy storm this evening.
VICKsBURG, May l.-Down-Glasgow at
A. NJ, Richmond at 5 p. NJ, Natchez at 8
=. NJ. Up-City OF Yicksburg, at P. NJ.
Weather stormy and raining. River sta
tiJnary.
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Monetary--CommerCial.
MONETARY.
oFFlCE OF THB DAILY REPUBLICAN

oFFlCF OF THB DAILY REPC BLTCAN. )
TUESDAY KvEsIEe, May q, 1872.
The money market was without any ma.
terlal variation. We still quote l00I2 p
Ger cent per annum for Al paper, with and
without collaterals, and 1905 for good aud
second grade. The ruling rates for mort
gage paper are S1s 0915 for Al, and IOaI2
and IL fer good and second grade
Gold opened az 1875 a 1895 against II334
at New York;, and closed at the opening
rates in both markets. The sales included
$4,000 and $4,000 at 1925; $1,000, $1,000.
$4,000, $4,000 and $4,000 at II3; $1,000, $4,000
and $4,000 at 1875; $1,000 at liz 3.I6: $1,000
and $4,000 at 1874, and $1,000. $4,000.
$4,000 and $4,000 at 1888; $4,000 at ll3A
and $4,000 at 1888.
In silver lot of $1,000 in American half
dollars sold at 100. We still quote 1854
l09 for these, and 315 SIG 4B cent pre-
MUM in gold for Mexican dollars.
Foreign exchange showed fair degree of
animation, and, with an Improvement in
gold, rates advanced Is a "A y cent for com
mercial bills The sales of sterling amounted
G32, 000 of which $500 and $4,000 clear at
1884 $4,000 at 1881 a 1914; 9l000 at 1914 :;
$4,000 and $4,000 at I24lB; Gl2, 900 at l241s a
1914 $4,000 clear at l24 Ol24A El000 and
$500 bank at l25, and fl50O bank sight at
l25l4 142500 Al clear at 1895, and $4,000
bill of lading at l2334.
No sales of francs came within our
notice. We now quote sterling at 1884 a
1914 for good to Al bill Of lading and clear
and I2434 O. for bank.
Domestic exchange was firm, but rates
showed no quOtable variation. The banks
supplied the remittance demand for New
York sight at IS p cent premium, and there
were sales of 100000 commercial New York
sight at 3-16 premium; $4,000 commercial
and $4,000 private bankers at "a; $4,000,
S2O,0OO $4,000 and $4,000 bank at 9-32;
$4,000 sight on Boston at Is; and $4,000
sight on St Louis at par.
A New York gold check for $4,000 sold at
y p cent premium. The banks asked s.
premium for small amounts for remittance.
The stock market was at a standstill, and
not sale was reported.
$4,000 city consolidated bonds changed
hands at 76.
State warrants were more active, the sales
including $4,000, $4,000, $50, 900 and $4,000
at 20, and $1,000 at IL
$1,000 and $500 city appropriation certi-
fcates sold at II. They are quoted at rs al.
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TCoETTYUED FROM FIRST PAGE

II33s; 1865. ia, new issues ii 55s; 1867, ll69s
1863 II6h: ten-fOrties Ill r. State bonds
sfeadv. Tennessees, old 72l9; new 1874
Virginias, old as; new s.; LOuisiaDas,
old SO; new SIS; levee skies O.; Fights
n; Alabama Fights 88, fves 60; Georgia
skies 20: sevens SO; North CarOlinas, old
81. new 20lk: South CarOlinas, old AZ; new
35lb.
Many carpenters who made a successful
strike for eight hours now favor new
strike for 81 per day.
The bosses generally have concluded TO
allow eight hours a day's work, and the
strikes in all trades has virtually ended.
Ten thousand emigrants landed at Castle
Garden yesterday.
The Herald special commission to look
after DR. Livingstone is within twenty days'
march of him. He was well at last advices.
Edward S. Stokes will be brought before
Judge Ingraham, in the Court of Oyer and
TerIniner, tomorrow, to plead the indict-
ment charging him with the murder of
James Fisk, Jr. John McKe0n will appear
for the prisoner. District Attorney Garvin
will urge the case forward, and endeavOr
10 have it set down for an early day. The
trial will probably take place before the
first of July.
Statistics of the American Baptist Mis-
siOnary Union show expenditures during
the past year $500, 1882 and Indebtedness
Sl87 So.
The Quarantine Commissioners to-day
resolved that the charges for lghterage,
stevedOrage and coOperage the present
season shall be fixed at ordinary harbor
rates Of the port Of New York.
Mr.. Drayden was mortally wounded by
Peter Nolan, in an ARRAY in a barroom in
Fulton avenue, Brooklyn, this morning.
Hamilton Fish was among the directors
chosen by the New Jersey Railroad Com
pany to day.
In a game of base ball to-day the Forest
Citye, Of Cleveland, were defeated by the
Mutuals, of New York, by a score of Is TO 6.
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MARKETS.
nnmenfic NInrketE,

NEW YORK. May ELECTION quiet; sales
400 bales; uplands 24Ac, Orleans 245sc.
Futures-Sales today $500 bales, on the
basis of low middling, as follows: May
2334 a 2375c, June % Is "a 24c, July "a 1850
24Ac, August % l516024c, September p a
% l-l6c, October 20 sic 0203sc, November
10 9-l6 Flour quiet but unchanged. Whisky
89l9c. Wheat scarce; prices unchanged.
Corn active and firm at7234 074c: Southern
yellow 731hc. Pork irregular; closed heavy
at $l3 81 ola. Beef quiet Lard heavy at
So aglsc. Naval stores heavy. Tallow
active at 9G95sc Freights firmer.
Coffee frmer; Rio I5A 0lS1Rc. Sugar
in moderate request; fair to good refining
85s a &c; Cuba S49 a 9Ac. Molasses in modeT-
ate request; Porto Rico SIS $50. Rice quiet;
8l2 q 9l4e. Freights per sail, grain IS; steam,
grain 5 u a &c.
CINCINNATI, May -Cotton-Demand
fair and market firm; low middling 225sc.
Flour dull but unchanged; family So 500
. 10. Wheat dull and prices dropping;
81 9S02 OF. COrn-Demand fair and prices
advanced to soc. Oats in fair demand and
market firm at 40 046c Pork quiet and
unchanged; regular $l3; city mess sold at
Sl4 so. Lard quiet and unchanged; winter
steam rendered sac; kettle &c; summer
steam rendered She. Bulk meats in good
demand at full prices; shoulders 41ke; clear
rib 614c; clear sides 65s 0634c. Bacon quiet
and unchanged; shoulders 5l5c; clear rib
VAC; clear sides 715c.
ST. LOUIS, May Northumberland
light, but holders firm; middling 23c.
Flour quiet and unchanged in every respect.
Wheat dull and prices dropping; No.
spring Chicago 81 50; sample lots of strictly
prime red 50 lS. Corn quiet and unchanged;
No. mixed SOC. Oats dull and prices have
declined; No. 2, A 045c. Whisky quiet at
85c. Pork q"iet; order lots $I2 u.s. Dry
salt meats firm; packed shoulders 413c;
clear rib sides &c. Bacon firm; shoulders
Sic; clear rib sides 71Ac; clear sides Fac.
Lard firm; refined 914c.
Foreign Markets. Il
LONDON. May 2l.-Tallow, Russian, 52s
PARIS May 2l.-Rentes 55f 20c.
LIVERPOOL, May 2l.-Yarns and fabrics
firm at Manchester
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FOREIGN.

Charles Francis Adams-His Departure
for Geneva-United States Minister
TO spain at His POst-CarIlst Or
ganiZatiOn Annihilated.
PARIS, May 2I-Charles Francis Adams
departed for Geneva to-day.
MADRID, May 2l.-The United States
minister has returned to his post.
Later dispatches from Biscay report that
the Carlist's organization in that province
has been completely annihilated. Five
thousand insurgents surrendered to the
loyal forces on Sunday last, and order is
now restored throughout the entire pro-
vince
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The Washington Patriot of F.idav say

The Washington Patriot of Friday says:
The special committee which investigated
the Louisiana Outrages had meeting yes
terday, and the printed testimony YVES
before them in full for the first time. An
examination Of the proof developed several
material errors, and the document was
sent back to the printing office for correc-
ton. The committee has determined to
meet on Monday to make up their report.
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The Mansfield Reporter saws of the erons

Inc MaHsHtIU Hep01tCf says OF inc crops:
During the past week the weather has
been very favorable to the growing crops.
i. On some plantations they have commenced
chOpping out cotton, and as a general thing
corn is in good condition and is growing
finely. The farmers seem to be very busy
and are in good spirits.
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PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING RA-
I1UNS AND SHIP CHANDLERY FOR
UNITED STATES REVENUE VES-
CoLLECToR's OFF1cv

New Orleans, La, Nav IA lg72 {
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVER an
- this Office until twelve O'clock noon of TTJT71
DAY, the sixth of June next, for supplying ratons
and ship chandlery for the use OF tbs ers1rs III
vessels of the United States revenue 1naTiro se
vice in this collection service for the fiscal wear
ending thirtieth June, 1873. -0'i Ca
Schedules of the articles of shin oap5iarr g h,
bid for win be furnished on Application 81 y tbis
Office 9" 'A44'
or all bids LANES Il SSS STyyo' any
myl5 20 Is 30 iel CoIiector
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COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY EVENING May p, 1872.
COTTON-The sales to-day embraced 2Ij0
bales, at rather easier prices, requiring a re-
ductiOn of lsc in good ordinary and 1sc on
the outside figures for strict low middling
We give also the Exchange figures, which
are for average lists according TO its types,
while ours are also for average lists, but
with the outside figures for strict:
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Wheat Warehouses Observation-Disclosures
General AssembIy-Fall of a Bridge
PlatfOrm-kiIIed and WOunded-Arrest
of Wisconsin Miners,

Wheat Warehouses Burned-Presbyterian
General AssembIy-Fall of Bridge
PlatfOrnl-KiIied and WOunded-Arrest
of Wisconsin Miners.
MILWAUKEE, May 2l.-A fire at Hudson.
Wisconsin, last night destroyed two wheat
warehouses, owned respectively by Coon &
Platt and G. ID. Powers. The former con
tanned $4,000 bushels Of wheat: the quantity
in the latter is unknown. Loss between
S30,OOO and S4O, 200; partially insured The
fire was, doubtless, the result of incendia-
rism.
PHILADELPHIA, May 21.-The Board of
Trade passed resolutions approving the sup
plement to the treaty of Washington.
RICHMOND, Va, May Elm the Presbv-
terrain General Assembly to-day, the resolu-
ton introduced by Colonel Preston, of Vir-
ginia, inquiring into the expediency of
preparing a liturgical service for cOngrega-
tional worship, was rejected by a vote Of
los to 5.
HALIFAX, May 2l-The brig Hantsman
is ashore OH Cape Charles, Labrador Only
seventeen out of the crew Of sixty-twO
were saved.
CHARLOTTE, N. c., May 21.-Part of the
construction platform Of the Catawba river
bridge, on the Air Line railroad, fell to-day,
killing Thomas Mays, of Townsville, North
Carolina, and badly gripping five others.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, May 2l.-Seven miners
have been arrested. The miners gave grOans
for the State officers and cheers for the fed
eral soldiers. Twenty thousand dollars bail
was offered, but refused By Wednesday,
the miners must work or leave their homes
which are owned by the company. All is
quiet now, but the result is threatening.
weather Report.
War DKPARTEEHF
Office Chief Signal Officer :
Washington May 81, lS72, 4:35 P. Ii.
PROBABILITIES.
Falling barometer, souther'y to easterly
winds, cloudy ana threatening weather, and
very probably rain, will prevail on Wednes-
day from the western Gulf States northeast
over the Ohio valley, and north and west
of the latter, and possibly extend to Lake
Erie. Clear and pleasant weather over
New England, the eastern and southern
portions of the Middle States and the South
Atlantic States. Dangerous winds are not
anticipated.
River lnEelIiasnCe.
SOUTHWEST PASS, Nav q, P. Ma
rOmeter $3.50. Wind south and fresh
No arrivals. Sailed-Ship G. A. Farwell
and brig Francis Leroy
EVANSVILLE, May 2i.-Weather clear and
war. The river has risen four inches.
Passed up-Alice Brown, at s. P. NJ.
Business dull.
LOUISVILLE, May 2I-River rising slowly,
with five feet nine inches in the canal and
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T1EPnRTa.

CARDIFF-Bark Tlex-44l8 bars railroad iron
CEffE-Brig Astrea-CargO of wine and sundries
Observation-Disclosures w WatsOn-9 SKIS cot.
ton g bags wool
DEMERARA-Brig Delphin-289 hhds sugar 81
bbls sugar
3297 bars railroad iron
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Rapides, Truslow, from Shreveport
Mayfower Carlton, from Camden
st John. GreathOuse, I'm Baton Rouge
Thirteenth Era, Pickett from Minden
Ouachita Belle Blanks, from Camden
Ruth, Glasscock, from Bayou des Glaizes
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RYPnRTa.

CoRK-Bark F Pirandello-23,2 1893 bushels corn in
bulk
Notwithstanding Lord Loveu-l243 SKIS rice
1900 SKIS corn q eoOps cqiekens
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TICKETS sold at the Office in the Story Build.
ing opposite City Hotel, corner of Camp and Com
mon streets. Excursion and trip tickets at re.
dueed rates, to principal Coast Watering Places
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS daily exceut
Sundays Morning and Evening to and from No
bile. Freight received at foot Of GirOd street and
through bills Of lading signed
G. W. r. BAYLET
General Superintendent
CHARLES /. FITCH,
mh3l General Freight and Passenger gent
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RAILROADS.
STEEL RAIL! DOUBLE TRXCK
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD,
The great short line from Cincinnati iOr Columbus
EAST!
Saving eightyseven to 10 miles, and arriving one
tram in advance at
NEW YORK.
Saving hfty-nine miles, and arriving six and half
hours in advance at
BALTIMORE.
Saving seyenty-seven miles, and arriving eight
ana three-quarters hours in advance at
WASHINGTON.
Reaching
PHILADELPHIA
One train the quickest.
THB GREAT IRON RAILWAY BRIDGES
Over the Ohio river, at Parkersburg and Bellsire
are completed.
MORNING AND NIGHT LINES OF
PuIlman's Palace Drawing-ROom md
Sleeping Cars
Are run on this route from st. Louis Cnoin,a+; -
Columbus to Baltimore and WasbinGton T;t OF
WITHOUT CHANGE ''-' my
By this route you avoid all omnibus +ror.s...
and ferries. omnibus transfers
Tickets for sale at all ticket offices in the South
c-,u,.-, L. NJ. COLE,
N0iieAai ticket Agent, Baltimore MARYLAND q
1Fas+or NJ J. L. WILSON,
''0A transportation Baltimore MARYLAND.
caroro, n. SIDNEY B. JONES'
milk Senerai Passenger Agent, Cincinnati Ohio.
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FOR RENT,

Il. LE1 49, GS-FURNISHED-WITH or
~ Carondeet street Suites IF rooms for fam
49, "A uooHe1 seq
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Because horses are used to reins it does
not follow that they are indifferent to wet
weather
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BIZ THE RAILRoADs,

NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD, May 2l-l22 bales cotton and sundres
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
May Pill bale cotton l26 bhds sugar II bbls molas-
ses 497 in specie 1853 head cattle and sundries
BRN RAILROAD, May 2I--9O bales cotton and
sundry produce
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STEAMBOATS,.

Harry Wright. Fonett from the Passes-Towed
and to sea, 18th instant ships W Chapman
and Pedro PiandJlit-BrOught up ship Poca-
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British steamship Lord Lowell, 0ttesen, for Havana
Italian bark PieandellO Podaro, for Cork
British schooner Constance, Wood, for Bav Islauds
in ballast 40.
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FOR HAVANA.
Touching at Cedar Keys and Key West,
Carrying the United States Mail.
LEAVING EVERY WEDNESDAY
R%A The New Orleans, Florida
E5F5fg aud Havana Steamship COmpanJ
Zakazak<Ags will dispatch their new and unsuF
Als44ss - passed fast passenger steamship
MARGARET,
J. MCC. BAKER, Commander.
THURSDAY May %, 1872.
From the foot of CaliOpe street, First District
RATES OF PASSAGE:
To Havana. To Cedar Keya
cabin. ....................S40 @25
otetiage. ...s.s.......,... ~ u
Through bills Of lading issued to all points on
line of railroads in Florida and on the st. Johns
river also to New York, Savannah and Charleston
Through bills of lading and passage tickets given
70 Tampa via Cedar Keys and landing freight on
wharf at Tampa.
None but the eompany's bills of lad1ng signed
and none signed after sailing of the steamer.
Splendid passenger accommodations and through
tickets given to above points
No freight received without permit from the Of
ice.
For freight or passage apply to
I. K. ROBERTS, Treasurer
No. l20 Common street
Over the Louisiana National Bank.
The steamship HAVANA follows on Wednesday
Nay ~, 1877, at A. ID. de5 ~
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HRnEIPTa AZ ppnnmnp

SHREVEPORT-Steame Rapides-2 hhds sugar
208 bales cotton IA head cattle and sundries
CAMDEN-Steamer Mayfower-15 bales cotton IA
half bbls mOlasses and sundries
BATON ROUGE-Steamer st John--l6 hhds
sugar bales cotton and sundries
MINDEN-Steamer Thirteenth Era-90 bales Of
cotton and sundries
CAMDEN--Steamer 0uachita BELIEFS bales cot
ton and sundries
BAYOU DIES GLAKES-Steamer Ruth-l8 bales
cotton 20 SKIS cotton seed 10 bbls molasses
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ca -4A1'V FhOM Nb" lOtA AFbh4 cAiUEDAI
lRA FOB NEW YORK DRECr-Tb.
EzM~ al steamship
EMILY B. SOUDER,
B. F. BURDICK, Commander,
VIII leave her wharf foot Of Jefferson street., o.
SATURDAY. May Is, 1872, ct BAN
These steamers have superior aeeommodar Ous
for passengers.
leverage rdSsaBo.a. :. ..-.....r.s....... .
Bills or lacing E1gned through to Liverpool, GlRa
hrst-class and steerRge passengers for Liverpool
and the Continent connecting with Glion's Line o.
steamera, sailing from New York every Wedneadzy
For freight OF passage, apply to
JOHN Il. LUUWIGSEE. Agent,
No. $50 Common etFee5
The steamship WESTERN METROPOLIS win
follov lesving on SATURDAY. June l. at 8 A. Il.
Ocs0
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HOUSTON AND TEXAS
CENTRAL RAILWAY.
Change of Schedule-January Ia, 1872,
rpp, urrrrD1, ,,-,, .-7-7r,- - - -

1880 A. vi. Express leaves Houston daily arriv
ing at COrsieana at $50 P. NJ. and 81
Austin at P. NJ. Connecting al
NavasOta with daily stage for An
der50n, Huntsville, Crockett Rusk
Henderson and Longview At Heans
with international Railroad Il
Calvert with Stage for Belton-tr
weekly. AT BremOnd for Waco
daily. At Richland for FairfieA
Cotton Gin, Palestine and TYLER Al
COrsleana Tor Dallas Mckinney and
III sherman. At Ledbetter for Ia
Grange and BastroD. At Austin fg
San Marcos, New Braunfels, San An
tonic and FL PasO.
1850 p VI. Night Express leaves daily. arriving
at COrscana at 1880 A. NJ, and st
Austin at A NJ Connection with
all points made as above
Close connection at Houston with Morgan stesra.
eTs va Galveston, Houston and Henderson Raj.
road or steamboat from Galveston.
FROM COrsicana trains leave at A. N and 81
r. NJ arr wing at Houston at 5 P. NJ and 6.l5 A N
from Austin trains leave at els A. NJ. and 6 p NJ
arriving IN Houston at p n. and Sis A. n
Passengers for San Antonio and all points in
western Texas viii save twelve hours by going via
AUSTIN and avoid nearly 100 miles of tedious gtaV.
ing. N'h
Passengers for Northern and Eastern Texas will
md TINS the cheapest quickest and most pleasant
roNte being from forty light to sixty hours Quicker
than via Red river.
Freight always as low as by any other route.
CORNELIUS ENNIS,
General Superintendent
General Freight and Ticket gent. ial6ly
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Marine Intelligence.
nL.RAREn YparppnAY-

OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN, !
Wednesday, May %, 1872. }