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an 81 HS az 1919 o,PJ mno ~
an opponent, That General Grant is a
bigot, knave and a fool, we can never be-
ileye: That he has IN his composition some
ol ihe anateflal o. Wnlcn gre a men az =
whom General lee surrendered must have
The nrcaf and @ona 90 rsnnires ne to adj.
nit It. A man that could receive three
iourths OF hevotes in the United States fol-
fLesiuens, ana then receive the as'la!tlp'o e
he H. er ~ n,rtH oan nnt 1t
1.-THE drunken sot he IS represented to be BY
his opponents. For rs to join in this in
discriminate nue. ana cry against nun,
in ol,a nttio;so " ,1nhiid obar,cter y, "
W. World IL ~ ,,l,c,o his af ,r,,nl, ~ and
ho,oe+ So, ,la IN "a ,;th H. Ia
mo oTt;ola = naators,,,s' 1ln,sa1i.b IN
there are ro.SonsI rsbv we refr,in from do
inc SO. We are no apolorist for President
johnson but a drunken President he ~.
not and when the Dispatch so far foreets
its sense of propriety as to charge that I" il
| tho last eipbt veors we have hatls two DRINK
en- Presidents y and that ait is time nou
e. o1ooI sohon 90 . y s;rl.a ;tsoIr 80 =,
~ oie0' +" 1oR'i on1' - ''nNs '''eh ''''I q.
low partisan Depth. as that ever reached
by Horace Greeley in his yilest denuncia.
tons Of Virginia statesmen. i1' ftt''"n3
.-t -! - - J q. 81 IS
ID WE subioin the opinion which Horace
Greelav eSrressed If pras;dent Tyler r
4osa ,v ~, -
loo4A'ylt we near 7e'iae son oi 'iia' seiitle'
man, MIR. Robert Tyler, OF Augusta, is .
supporter of that same Horace Greeley
II he is we take il for GRANTED that he was
oft,;;, I,h1 III = =, i
'ios ''"a,e VI 'ii's nue., upon us ia'her, AM.
we republlsh 1t that,the son may see 1t and
read it before he gives his support to the
man who nrono,nced ito fine man wbe
call t,,ot Ne f.thar boa on .s;nho,o oonst;
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TN THE pusrnroF COURT OF THE UNI.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
l. TED STATES for the Eastern District of
Virginia. tF-i ya.-f1l.L n Vi Mooney, IA.
IN the matter of Nathan W. Smith, bankrupt,
To Whom it. May Ooncern-The undersigned,
Emmett Crump. OF Richmond city, Va, hereby
gives notice of his apporntment as assignee of
the estate of Nathan W. Smith, of Louisa
county, in said district. who was, on the 26lh
day of July, ALB, 1872 adjndged n bankrupt on
his own ped ton by the District Court of said
district
Dated Richmond, August y, 1879, p !llr -
.r41 7i6 ~ l$'at usI EMMETT CRUMP,
au 13--Tu3w t.4..., i.,nI Assignee
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SHIPPING.
PROFESSIONAL.

Holm wsJACKs0N. bGh aid if eeod
" 4Ijs9t TToRNEiY'ATjL Law. iians Vi
ATTENTION TO CLAIMS.
3m CoURTs: Automatic, Louisa, Fluvanna,
Goochland.iagA 10 lgeu8H. 4i tuyH ~ Et,0
Postofice: Columbia, Va, l3nfa il smf
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DUTTERICK'S PATTERNS
I'D Sole Agency, HOWE SEWING MACHINE,
Office S23 Main street.
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Trains Nosssahd 10 connect At Greensboro.I
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= sprninG M 40 oonneets, MI Greensboro, with ~
trim for Raleigh; ARRIVING there at roo a. M H.
81 Win tIaissNo far Re6mnd' KS"
fnTlTm .Nn 10 connects at Burkeyille with riioJ
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455 n: aaily szsspt sunday srrlyas , :, s5ss
p:S sen ref Train on IA. I'M. O. r. r. for the .sl
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No. 9laN MAN srFrGF, lRlqnnoAp, ylEarFIA,
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qsrtiiiitB statt 9loltellal.

DAILY, SENu-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY
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EDWARD DANIELS, Editor aud manaser.
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DUBLtCi SAFE.

Riehmoad, 18th Aug, lsTgairii re 5Trnstee.
y au l6--l6l923&26 b Ifalt l.nln 81 hafsasr..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-05

a l8c; almonds 170 I814c; shelled almonds
| 3Oc; hiberts l243 q l4o; pecans l0c; figs Ice;
| cltron 400 44c T. Is; bananas 81 %: plan
! talns 75c a 81 25 = bunch; pineapples So q
5O y dozen; cocoanuts 50 5003 so R 100;
peaches SOC 81 so p box. as in quality
FIsH-The limited supplies Of new mack
| ereI being received are readily taken, and
prices have advanced. We quote No ! bay
SIS in bbIs, IS in half bbls, and 81 s. in
kits. No. ?, $l2 in bbls, Sc 25 in half bbls,
and 81 So in kits. Potomac roe herring 81
al 80 in half bbls. Cod p box 81 40, and
She Y Is in drums. New haddock 81 50 q
40, and herrings 35c p box.
BREAD AND CRACKERs-There is an ac-
tive demand for Texas and fair business
doing in the local trade and shipping to.
the interior. We quote navy bread at &c,
pilot bread 506c, French biscuit &c, soda
crackers 5 07c, butter 607c picnic 608t,
oyster &c, sugar 9 dI2c, cream II q l2c, mic
nae 15c, ginger nuts II l2c, lemon snaps
i6c, crescent biscuit l5c, cracknel biscuits
$50.
ToEACco-We did net hear of sale
to-day Nothing has transpired to indi-
cate any change in prices, and we con
tinue TO quote Tugs at 811 a 914c, low
leaf at 913 a l042c, medium at l049 OLLIE,
good at II 0l2l3c, and fine and selections at
10 a l4c. Sales of the latter have been made
as high as l5c
FREIGHTs-A ship was taken up for
Ha7re to-day at lac for cotton, and some
shipments have been made at "a and Iasc,
the parties contemplating making the latter
the only rate: A ship on the bsrth for Liv-
erPOOl is taking cotton at Esd, and steam
ship at the same, The latter the St Louis,
has room for 10000 bushels corn in bulk, the
asking rate tor which is I'D. The rate for
cotton by steam via New York is 4RC to
Havre and I'D to Liverpool.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-05
EGreiRn Markets.
Mail Service.

A Washington special Of Saturday to ahe
st. Louis Republican say4 ::
The postottice department to-day ordered
service on the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
railroad, from Mexico to Ataka, Indian
territory, fifty eight miles; from Lafayette
to Bloomington, Ill, l6miles, on the Toledo,
Wabash and Western railroad, at S5S2l 80
per annum. During the month of August
there were 707 H miles OF service ordered
an increase Of 324 miles over the previous
month. Railroad postal service increased
during the year ending June 80, 1872, 1850
miles, at which time there were 81 ,46I miles
OF railroad mail service in operation, at an
expense Of S6,39g,83
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-05
MARK TS.
DOInestfc Markets.

NEW YORK, September 4.-Cotton-Mar-
ket tirmeT; sales sos bales; 1niddling up-
lands 2252c; midQling Orleans 2234c Sales
OF futures to-day Il, 700 bales, as follows:
Low middling for September 2O14 go 7-l6c:
October 1872 0l95sc; November 1873 a
~ 7-l6c; December 1875 10 7-l6c; January
| 20c; February 2012 205sc; March 2lC.
| kIOur-SOutheTn more active; 81 asa 10 for
common to fair extra, and $40 050I2 for
| good to choice. Whisky a shade frner at
| 1914 n 931zc, closing dull. Wheat-Winter
red Western 81 500l 63 tor steam Western
mixed. Corn 63 64l2c Pork nominal al
Sl4 1914 IS. Lard dull at 85s 09l2c. Tur-
| pentlne trm at o34 054c. ROsin steady at
| $4 %. Freights frmer
Leather rather more active and IN
changed hemlock sole, Buenos Ayres and
Rio Grande light, middle and heavy
weights, Y @29c; California and Ori4ocO do
26 D27c. Wool dull, without decided dhange.
at G2O64c for Ohio; e. a 621Ac for tub wash
ed, and SIC for Texas Coffee a shade
good refining 858 SC; Cuba 81 a 912c. Mo-
lasses dull and unchanged. Rice quiet at
Ss4 09Ac.
CINCINNATI, September 4.-Cotton-De-
mand fair and market firm: middIinp
2l13c. Flour-Demand fair and prices ad
vanced; 81 jO07 IS. Wheat-Demand fair
and market firm; red 81 5O0l IS. white
" NO44A StCutys u6uduu mode
rate at 45c. Oats steady; demand mode
rate; old 81 a 40c; new IS q 3Oc. Pork duh
and nominal at $l3 500l3 Is. Lard-De-
mand fair and market firm; summer sales
at 8a8c; steam 858c; kettle held at &c. Bulk /
neats-Demand light and holders firm: |
shoulders 642c; clear rib sac; iobbing sales |
OF clear rib at 9Ac: clear nominal at 9l4c. |
Bacon-Demand fair and market firm: |
sales of shoulders at 717c; clear rib IOLc: |
clear l02sc; stock out of smoke is light.
Whisky-Demand good at full prices. 9Oc:
some sales at Gle.
ST. LOUIS, September 4-Cotton dull and
nominal Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat dull and declined pa Sc; No. Cred
winter ST 65al 68 for sample. lots. Corn
quiet and unchanged; No. mixed 3513 q
See. Oats quiet and unchanged; No. 23c.
Whisky soc, Pork quiet no sales. Bacon
easy; shoulders SIC; clear rib 1924 a lie;
clear II oil i4c for jobbing and order lots.
Lard unchanged.
FcreiRn Markets.
FRANKFORT. September 4-United States
hye-twenties of 1862, SsjIb.
LIVERPOOL Septembe 4.-Cotton closed
middling uplands 101s 0lO4d:
niddling Orleans load: sales to-day, l8. 600
)aies, 1000 OF which were for export and
speculation.
LONDON, September 4.-ConsoIs and Anne
lean securities closed unchanged.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-05
M0netary--CommerciaI.
MONET
II Y y 4 7 I1At Z
OFFICE OF THB DAILY REPUBLICAN
LErrA.rsnAr ErRs-NG Ser.temFnr4 1872

OFFICE OF THB DAIJy REPUBLICAN,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, September 4 1872 )
The money market continued quiet
both in bank and on the street. The de
mand for discounts is fair. The banks ac
| cept most offerings of that paper with ap
proved signatures. We noticed good
inquiry on the street for first class paper
| but heard Of very few transactions, as that
description Of paper continues scarce. Ii
| will be seen from the details below that
| there has been further decline IN ex-
| change. We continue to quote first class
| paper at 81 10 f cent T annum Al at
| 10; less desirable names not second grade
at ] !; second grade at II; first class mort
gage 972 olG: good TO second grade do II
| az.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING House.
August 3l.........oo.. geo s62a855 g sI229o5 q
ssPtembs5 so.so;.o. ]ls555s Z 5+945s I Z
SeptemJer&, I0l6,o73 10 1896 81
Thus far THE u eek ... SO 635, 485 II s557231 &c
Same tine last week 3l26027 So 547,222 81
Total last week.....s... 4,164 las 50 1872 1873 IS
Total week before. ....... 415l,05 "a GO6 C22 81
Gold opened at II3 0II3l4, against 1875
at New York and, after an active business,
closed at 1879 Gibbs, against the opening
rate in that market The sales covered
$8l 900, embracing $4,000 $1,000 and $4,000
at 1925; SAC, 800 t$2500 $4,000, $4,000 and
$25000) at II3; $lI 600 at Il3 dIl3Is, and
$27 400 $1,000, $500, $4,000, $4,000, $4,000
and $4,000 at 1873.
Nothing was reported in silver The mar
ket is quoted at 080l09 for American
haltdOllars, and 81 a 11 T. cent premium
in gold for Mexican dollars.
There was more movement in sterling ex-
change, and the rates declined II F cent.
The sales amounted to 923, 800, including
$4,000 Al clear $4,000 and $4,000 at 1925;
$4,000 at 1929: $4,000 do at 1928: $4,000 Al
clear l4l500 and &I5G0l at l23, and 5000
bank, early, at l24
The operations in francs included 10000
Al commercial at 4.73a4, and 600OG0 at
ABA 04.7242.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at
~ q l2212 for Al clear, and I23 1857 for
bank, and francs at 4.73&4 for commercial,
and nominal Tor bank.
Domestic exchange again weakened IN
der tie influence Of increased offerings and
an apparent desire to bear the market to
rates which will prevent any future remit
tances OF currency to the West. The sales !
comprised $l79,OOO, embracing $4,000 com
mercial sight on New York at par, So 900 |
DO at l-16 Y cent premium. $58,GO0 1925, GOO |
bank and $4,000 private bankers at Is. |
S67 900 bank ($l0,0O0 So 600 and S35,000J |
at GIG, and $4,000 do at u.
In stocks We noticed sales of 100 shares |
Of New Orleans National Banking Associa-
ton at -, and 100 Louisiana Levee, ordi-
nary at 81 1917.
Nothing was reported il bends, except
some sales the particulars OF which were
not given, and d small amount of CITY FIVE
per cents (waterwOrks) at II.
There were no sales Of warrants reported |
The sales OF city appropriation certificates
included $500 at 6612 $500 at 66s4, and
$500 at 81.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-05
The Austin, Texas, Journal saws.

Mr.. J. r. Pace, who has been maxine
the survey Of the fredericksburg road. has
returned, and reports the distance from
this city TO Fredericks burg by the newly
surveyed route as sixty-tive miles, and that
ample means have been raised to put the
leading out from this city. The distance
from fredericksburg to San Antonio is
eighty miles, SO it must be plain to all that
Austin will get the entire trade of Fred
erloksburg and surrounding country 50
soop as the work on the road is completed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-05
principles Of the Republican party were
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT
Office Chief Signal Officer
- Washington, September 4, ie72 4:35 P. NJ

Weather Report.
/ WAR DEPARTMENT, ,
| Office Chief Signal Officer,
| %, Washington, September 4, 1872, 4:35 P. N. }
PROBABILITIES.
Winds backing TO southerlv, rising TEN
peTatuTe and increasing cloudiness on
Thursday afternoon and evenAg for the
New England States, and during tonight
| and Thursday for the Middle States, with
areas OF rain over the latter, especially over
the northern portion; aOutheasterlv to south
westerly winds and CLOUDY weather for the
south Atlantic States, with probably areas
Of rain on Thursday afternoon or evening;
partly cloudy weather from Tennessee to
the gulf; fresh and occasional brisk south
erly anC southwesterly winds, cloudy
weather and areas of rain from Kentucky
to Lake. Erie, Michigan and Minnesota,
with diminishing pressure.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass, September 4. P. M
Barometer $3.50. Weather calm. Ne ar
rivals or departures.
VIcKsEuRG, September NO boats
passed down to-day. Up-Atlantic ard
barges at ten last night; MolIie Moore at
10 A. VI. Weather warm and clear River
falling.
MEMPHIS, September 4.-Weather clear
and pleasant River falling slowly. De
ported last nigLC-Henry Ames, for ST.
Louis; this eveIing-James Howard, for
New Orleans: Colorado, for st. Louis; Belle
St Louis, for Eickab burg; Ada Hillman.
LOUISVILLE, September 4.-River station
arv; TWO feet ii the chute. Cloudy and
warm. Departed-Mary Miller for New
Orleans
CAIRO, September 4-Arrived-Bee from
New Orleans, at P NJ. Desmit. from ST.
Lopis, at ?. II; Julia, from ST Louis, at
5 2. NJ. Departed-Belle of St. Louis, for
Vicksburg at P, NJ; Jennie Howell, for st.
Louis at 9 P, N; Susie Silver, for New Or
leans, at ?. NJ; Desmit, for Red river, at
) P. NJ. River has fallen five inches. Clear
and warm.
ST. Louis, September 4.-Arrived-John
Kyle, from New Orleans; Capitol City,
from Vicksburg. Departed = Common
wealth and Guy of Quincy for New Or |
leans. River falling. Clear and warm.
CIECNHATI, September 4.-Riyer FIVE
feet stationary.
EVANSVILLE, September 4.-Cloudy and !
warm. River has fallen three inches.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-05
BUSINESS CHANGES,

VlHE FIRM OF WAsHBURN 4. SEARS
Il is dissolved by the death of c. W. WasFlburD
GEORGE E. SEARS, Surviving Partner
New Orleans August 81, 1872
TINE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED A. PART.
Il nership under the name and style Of Sears L
Kinsella as successors Of WaEhburn SeaTa p1hl1o
Welghers. GEORGE Z. SEARs
sci lG8 e5OHN KIEsELLA.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-05
TIHE NEW ORLEANS, M0BILE
TEXAS RAILROAD.

/ EA AS RAILRo AID.
| With the connecting lines which constitute the
| Blue Mountain Route i now
| CARRIES TIE GREAT NORTHERN AND EASTFRR n
| MAIL
| And offers to travellers the most direct sbortss+
quickest and best route to all puints in tbe Ssr+b
| erni Northern and Eastern States
All rail- and no omnibus or steamboat fraEs44rs
| actual time from New Orleans to New York CIV
| pile and Ohio Railroad for points West North sd
| basI ana at montgomery with coast lines via A.
Ianta and Augusta for Northern and Eastern cTrias
| PgLLMAN'S PALACE SLEEPING CARS, tbToTSh
TO Lynchbarg, Virginia, and through TO S1 bots
without change attached to trains leaving New
Orleans daily at $50 P. N. !-Ds -'0"
The new, short and direct route to Louisville va
MtonIg91neFy and Decatur will be opened on or
rains leave New Orleans at
7:&U A M.-DAILY EXPRESS AND MAIL fog
ANN n NJ coast watering places and Mobile
4'VO r N'U .r6aI Except Sundaysl COAST
ACCOMMODATION to Ocean Syringe
5;%O +. M.-LIGHTNING EXPRESS, dai1y. FOR
principal coast watering places and
Mobile. Makes close connections
ana an. fast time with sleeping cars by
bIue 1ountatn route, to Washington
and New York, and with Steering
cars running through over the Mo-
h!Ie and Ohio and st. Louis and Iron
hoShIaln railroads without change
10 ~ Louis. Carries great Northern
and Eastern mail
n, 4ralns arrive from Mobile at 2:05 P M and IO50P
NJ and from Ocean Springsat $50 A. NJ
!lcket Observation-Disclosures wharf
Ticket ottce-NeW OTleans-corner e'aTno ma
City Hotel. o. 'tP"s1Ie
Baggage checked from residence to destination.
G. W. R. BAILEY
General Superintendent
;1 CHARLES L. FITCH
~ General Passenger Agent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-05

An amusing illustration of how public
opinion is manufactured may be found in
the following paragraph from New Or
leans special 10 the St. Louis GIobe of Sun
day. TSe immense crowd consisted Of six
straight Democrats;
The straight-out Democratic movement
is taking here like 4ild-fre. An immense
crowd in favor of sending delegates to the
Louisville convention assembled last night
on Common between CarondeIet and b.
rome streets, and organized meeting
Mr.. Il. c. Kelly was called to the chair, and
ton of Mr.. Barnes, the chair was made
delegate. The chair at once appointed Mr..
ID. Scully, DR.. James Burns, Mr.. j. H. Lair
and Mr.. P. Winfree. Several other dele
gates were named, and the meeting adj
journed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-05
On and after JUNE .. Ig72. trains Of 20

On and after JUNE ?, 1872, trains of the
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
thew Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern, Nssis-
sPpi Central and Mississippi and Tennessee Raj.
ro&ds) will depart and arrive as follows:
DEPART. ARRIVE
Express. 7;30 a. NJ. Express ......II01 P Il.
MalI.'.. 1870 P. NJ: Mail. .......,.. $50 A. M
Acconmodat'n.4:l5P P. M Accommodate G:35 A. NJ.
:, Mail Train RUS daily. Express daily, except
Sunday.
These trains make
THE QUICKEST TINE
From New Orleans to NEW~YORK, CHICAGO, ST,
LOUIS, LOUISVILLE and sau intermediate cities,
villages and stations.
PULLMANS PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING CARS
from New Orleans to Memphis, Humboldt ard Lon
isviIie, without charge.
a. D. SHELDON.
Ticket agent, New Orleans.
s. =. JONES,
Ticket Agent Galveston.
G. p. A1MORE,
General Passenger gent
:. Z. CAREY,
General TrGusp0I ion GENT
L. b FEsJST
Je- General Superintendent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-05

ON MARRIAGE. - HAPPY RELIEF FOR
~ young men from the effects of errors and abuses
in early life. Manhood restored. -Inpediments to
marriage removed. New method of treatment New
and remarkable remedies. Books and circulars
seat free, in sealed envelopes
Address Howard Association No 2 South Ninth
street, Philadelphia Pennsy lvania-aR institution
having high TeputatiOn5 or honorable conduct
and professional skill. auI5 am cod
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-05
The Carrollton Republican says of the

The Carrollten Republican says of the
crops:
Owing to the long drought the cotton in
this vicinity is shedding considerably, and
rain is needed very much The army
worms are still hard at work doing damage
in all parts of the parish. cit is estimated
that the crop has been cut short at least
onne.tifth already, the top crop being nearly
all destroyed
we had entertained some hopes that tie
reports OF the worms having done so much
damage would be mistake, but from con
s sersaTons With leading planters from all
ize the fact that this terrible nest and NJ cot
ton enemy is in our midst, surely and
sii uolng ITS work, In consequences Of
the hot and dry weather that we have been n
9 nbo P[299a50iy The worm has been some
it has in spite Of all this done great f| 3s Te
to the crops. 0f' Sse
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-05

FOR HAVANA.
touching at Cedar Keys and Key West,
Carrying the United States NIatI,
LEAVING EVERY WEDNESDAY
&A The New Orleans, Florida
<N4s and Havana Steamship Company
SSTAEa&aHkrkS viii dispatch their new and ungur
asASdh<EsS<# passed fast passenger steamship
HAVANA,
l.. ". PENNINGTON. Commander,
WEDNESDAY, September 4, 1872
From the foot of Calliope street, First District
RATES OF PASSAGE:
Cot,, To Havana. To Cedar KeyR
SS0pAu' $50 '''sssr'ss..s..,.$ $40 R25
~ age. 70
through bills of lading issued to all noinfa nm
me OF railroads in Florida and on the St Jobre
f3TTeIi also to New York Savannah and Charlestors
n Trough pills OF ladng and passage tickets given
70 70, tampa via Cedar Keys and landing freight on
none but the companys bills of Iadtng signed
ana none signed after sailing of the steamer
cpendlo passenger accommodations and thrcu oh
tickets given to above points '--' 01SN
fee. e0AA-' 11"n LIE o.
For height or passage apply to
l. &. ROBERTS, Treasurer
No 100 Common street
DEFY Over the Louisiana National Bank,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-05
MEDICAL.

ZINC IRON DISINFECTANT HAS, BY
- all eminent chemists and physicians, been pro.
n0unced the best and cheapest DISINFECTANT
nov a IN use It deodorizes vaultE cutters, stables
by the Board of Health OF this city, and recon-.
mended to the citizens for their use On account of
It's great chemical action and permanent value as
barrel, seventy. five cents per gallon; per bottle
twenty-five and fifty cents each.
= Prepared by THOMAS PICKLES,
No. 2I9 Tchoupitoulas street,
Opposite St..Mary Market, New Orleans.