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New-York tribune., 1872-05-31

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(or.T Mry 3aTie following 10 ue e1f
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Conn gslano Real csia;s for Sale.

A It Hampstead, l.. l., and ylclmty-Seyeral de-
~ ble ypr Residences and small Faun Also Fam Orange
Conn ,te md mvenents cheap Many other desirable country
Tor "a aui exhange uacomber Barker 267 Broadway
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Ghanres for Business Glcn.

DATENTS. - Continental Patent Agency.
IL EARLE II. SMITH, Solicitor. No 81 Park-row. y. T.
and Forea Patents promptly secured All business receives
personal attention.
Refers 70 Herrugs Farrell John T. Trov and other
clients
DARTNER WANT D.-Magazne well
estabsheii Circulation exceeds 10000 Atdes OPPORTUNITY
Tribune Office.
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TOR SALE or EXCHANGE. Chester County
Aurtion Sales of Real Gstaie

EkSEf CITY, 1G6 Grand d-st.-Brick Dwelling,
Sst9r basement and erenson fne facing souih s be
soh probably cheap FRIDAY y May p the poL Ie' @
li L. T. WOOD, 70 MontgomerT-st, Jersel oIll.
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con0on advertisements.

THE COURT EXPRESS-Published,, every
IL saturday; price ilrepeBc Full account Of Fsshoabe Ehs
nmeuis Marriages sud Approaching Marriages. ard fasonsoM ar
News of the Week. and Political Aroies hee"s
&C., &c. Ofice-i Pail Mall London. Epgand.
TT0 Wholesale Skirt and Costume Manufac-
IL tures and the Wholesale Trade generally gAhES shEAkEk
Manufacturer london and Bradford Plain and Stripe hohairs Al
Wool Popuns Onion and Wor,ed cae sa,eens and all other o
manufacturing trade eIbt
within days Orleans and GescnyHOa of York
goods Supplied " b. Orders
received Only the Piece Room Hrcadst London, Z. G.
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feaal Noilres.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-Pursuan to an
~ c Of oa JAMES " COVERT, Surrogate Of the Comfy OF
Ceeeas notice hereby gwen 70 all persons 6avg claims asnss me
he ss uar deceased present the with the vouc thereof
tie subscribers, OF
~ goods clttes aod credits the said deceased at No.
i02 Paccs u te Of Dookyn King CoGoty kew-Iork, o.
a, o ne t dsy OF December nertDsted May Is l572
HANNAH DAVENPORT A3nipis.rato-.
H.yRY ". MILLER ) A-'"--''''"'4'
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Brooklnu Real Gstaic for Sale.

ZINE RESIDENCE, with 4, g, or 29 Lots, on
Bpsbwicisv 1Roueysrtl fof SALE EXCHANGE. for
hy C,uutrT Pesierse RJLASD WHITING, Beekmanst
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Droohlnn i1roperin 10 Ect.

TENO RENT, $CO0-One OF the pleasantest three
Il story and basement flchr0 HOUSES in Broosu new with
Improvements; the immediate vicinity 81 Ito hest hucr r-
dences in the cyi 20 ssyt Just east OF IomRasaVe opposite
Iways % VII tue door
September; Photograph IL Broadway n. T. W BAlUM,
owner IL house zJ3
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Gituations Uanteo--5emales

A WELL-EDUCATED German Lady, speak
de Tres situation as COlFAHIOA 10
taoroash musician Adess O. b. Tribune aP'o"h BrsneA
0Gice, l2il Broadway. ------
"A rom Gernspv France sSi this city, desires engagement as
COVERNESs in private family school is iNo9ousl '1
Address D. T., 30 East Thirtydf.-st, HeE-iorS.
A IL Summer houses, country boarding houses,
IA supplied with Female Hpi 800 tscas Os no" On
haud at l39 West ElevcBh-st. corner sIthSve
ENANTED-By Il German widow lady,
situation as sEKEEPER IN hotel or private family or any
position Sgeks French and Enghh None but respcaDe
parties need call C for days Mrs L., Z9 L. loasoh 70 Loo
New-York tribune., 1872-05-31
CITPREME C0I IRT.-In the matter of the

CUPREME COURI.-ln the matter or tle
- anprt Of Commissioners Of the Central PARK for an in
i.b of tie Msvor Aldermen ard CommOnay OF the CITY 0 New
Of certain avenues roads and pu
by the Commissioners ei The Gen a aTs
E he CITY Of IVEBSIDB PARK We the nndeTsned
Conuon and Assessment in the sboyeenttd matter
20 tie owncfs occupant OF occupants OF t
and improved uumpr0yed Lnes Ascl teO ana
. s o.hers whom i nay concern:
Ft That completed estimate and assessment n1 tha
TeOns interested these proceedings or IN any oi ne anus nea
the DO u their oeeoas
IN wng duly verified 70 JOSIAH SUfHLLAND Eq oar Sba
No Z m e City Of HeWYOk OF before the 5h day OF june
WITHIN The weekdays after the sGd 18Th day OF june o ana
ie 81 Sa VI ss-
Ten 10 O'Clock N.
seconi Of the said estimate and assessment TO
geher also al the afdayi estimates and other
which used making report have been oe
posted the the Department Of Public Works IN the Cy o
New there remain until The 10th day oil June l6H
.he limits embraced by assessment aforesaid are as
follows All certain lots parcels Of land bounded
on the line 0f Onehundrc and eh street,
e fea tie line Of Fouysec0ud street, the east By tie
Eighth and the west By the Hudson River IN
ssd City KewYork excepting theom all the land now occupied
spd ud road track by the Hudson River Railroad Company
a excepting teom the land lying between Bghb and Ninth
avenue. sni Seventy-seyenth and kighybrst streets
FOURTH report herein Will be presented 70 the Supreme
Cr OF the state SeWYor General Term thereof be held
u he M Conrouse the City Hall in the City Of kewI York on
the o July 1 the opening Of the Court on mat day. ana
thai teu thereafter counsel can be heard thereon
motion be ade the said report De conhrned-Dated he"
i0A NAY O. i''A WiILIAIC IRA PHAGEN Commissioner
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Gopartnersbip Notites.

opartnersbp Notites.
EEv-YoRK CITY Nay 25 1871 I
nETRoPoITAs HoIEL, Broadway and Pnnee-5tb
rTTE Copartnelship heretofore existing be-
n ersgBed under the fra Of TWEED GAR
FIELD k ssoFel hv mutual consent
RICHARD NJ TWEED will settle all pa,tnrhp liabilities receive
all nOney dne sgn Liquidation. RICHARD ~ TWEED
ABRAM II. GARFIELD.
RICHARD n TWEED
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Couilirn Dropertp 10 Eet.


A HOUSE Of 10 rooms to RENT, furnished,
IA grounds &C.; rent $1 Also ole
uafuEnisLeIi rent, $780, ~ minutes ien New-lors -
J. c. FREEMAN l62 Broadway
ERTIT FARM to LEASE.-C0TTAGE and
FRUIT FARM LEASE oly $500 one hour from Clsn5ersst
90 acres; splendid rcvi near depot s EDDY Co.. 70 Papce
DLAINFIELD, n. ITO LET LEASE, or for
HOUSE, continuing y rooms
with iarr plot ground yey Apply to tAPiS CARR
10 Souh NY or 70 H. p bEcSH olpo.,e R Depot Pnlel
GARATOGA SPRINGS. - Furnished COT
- TAGE year; water bathroom lba
piano speudA order; eicg ut grounds led With rl hia
CHANGE Owa-r 25j Yves. Fit7-'evcuhs.
TO LET-At MONTCLAIR, an attractive
DWELLING Il roomi BATH rrg', furnace, and all imDroTe
msn.s with ard about pleasantly aate iurhci or
sheds 800 month uislei sou yer Jear uliifIAe
Apfly TO SAMUEL - TUBES, a. Broadway.
rVO LET-lludson River, one hour from New
York frciB HOUSE furnished II rooms water gs stable
HOUSE, II ROOMS water g sable, f'ai &c DEAILE Co..
Spuceit
I'O LET, completely furnished, one of the
fuest COUNTRY SEATS 10 NewJrey large m'nsoa beauulu
lawn, Cd trees u howers o1tbulgs' eoaeH' AoGse
boating EslBgi 90 minutes iroa ~ Han - , ,.-~v
JH,HER sAITEarHW4ITB. 10 oPne-t. n. Y.
ITO LET or for SALE-At Bergen Point, n. j.,
with water front k Won Eula COTTAGE containing nue
rooms quarters Of II goun viii variety irlt ani
fouers may he had with Wt-oat barn For hf p3Tcs
aiiress V. w - IhE,lDLeI.
V'O LET-FOr Is months or two years-0ne
n Of the p,oes IN STAMFORD. With 10 ACEES, iinhed
overriding completes ealsg &c, il desired For particulars
apply to ". H. RAiNOR No. o. Pile-st.
rVO RENT-Delightiul RESIDENCE shade,
aud yer y!s c-rbn all q bolrs Gom -eSloTAi rent
: Nv 1H'liiAAA'' "' IL j. " KING 50 Chamber,s.
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Eoiels.

CTITpTFVANT HOUSE.-American plan
hId', iSnl GRRAT HOTEL CENTER, Broadway, Tsenl
s and fseS ksy..0%a % aud 81 pss ns PoIs1o pIaoso
| HestA As"-
New-York tribune., 1872-05-31

SUPREME COURT-C0UNTY of ONON-
- bAOA-hAry Ella Thomas against hors Thomas Summons
20 ne soyened defendant Morris Thomas; YOO are hereby re-
qnred 70 answer TIE complaint II pEan this which led
N te Clerks once Of OBndaga County
lI and 10 serve copy Of City
eSyrscuse heYl oIk, within
exclusive Of the day Of service plaintiff viii sppy 10 the
Court Tor the relief deusBoed In the complaint
hyiI law6wK EUGENE FORAAN PIE A.gy, Syracuse MY
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6oaro and Rooms.

Goar0 Gfl6 K0bms.
DOARD WANTED-City aay and County 1iI R 2emu R...
n.ea,u 10 ue DOARDRRs DlREOIohl, ~. p''u"' 's''
annodanits. for Genlemen and Families TO engage Do
ToTTNTRY BOARD WANTED-Within two
hour, Of the eity for families i.rn houss w..nI anp
and Absolutely essential Auo1e''' "" P~
M Ro, S o6t n " PosiOhee.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-31

CUPREME COURT-New-York County
~ LUCINDA HUMPHREYS sgAnst HANS J. HANSEN SARAH
7. MARTIN, gDwARD W; BARsTQw, JACOB r. BARsTOW,
AUGUSTUS BLERCKRR and CAIUS j. FALLOM-sunmons-For
ksefTO Defendants You hereby and required
complaint action which is filed the Office the
Cerk CITY Of NeSl0k the Connhouse tie
City Of EewfO and Of yoaI to the sad
plant the his Office No Puest, In the City Of
Mes York within twenty after the service Of this
exclusive Of the day Of serce sad fail the said
complaint within the sioress plaintiff n this will
% the Court demanded in fe eonpsinDsted April 10
1872. RICHARD H. BOVINE. Plaintiffs Attorney.
complaint in the above eaed action 6le Tie Office ohe
ls7z RICHARD n BOVINE Plapdai h Attorney.
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Gclp ilJanteo--GemaIe;.

VLAX SpINNERS WANTED-FOr dry srln-
Ming nsohHeyi 81 Apply to or address A. H. AAiI Z
Co, 80 ~Me-st.
w evperenced AMERICAN LADY New-Eagsni preere who
woui he wiling fle healthy child OF Eve monta1
and act general companion in family whose resi- enee IS
one To suitable person hoae
su sasfactor will be oEeeuNy sven. Address, Wh
references, Box 81, Station A. Neg-fork
yyTANTED-In a small private family, q good
w WASHER and IRoSER who do plain cooAngi refer
eucs required Apply Immediately AZ l55 West HoIson-st
New-York tribune., 1872-05-31

EOR SALE-COUNTRY SEAT, situated on
L Weblo Prk on " j. Railroad lour from NeEYok; house
cont,ane with oi sroanl price, $5@ apply to T.
p. CARIAN. Aieno Park, ". J.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-31
MILLI4lMcc TRA Ts "a Hayes cOmni''i'H'r''

CUPREME COURT-C0UNTY OF NkW-
- YORK.-JOHS WHITE, LINDLEY II. FOWLER, and LOUIS
7. SNOW against WILLIAM g HAlSBY and WILLIAM TAG
40 lie deendsts: You hereby required
complaint is action which VIII be fd n the Office Of
M Cl.rk OF ne CITY NewYok the Court House. In
III copy Of the said
p n o. the subscb o1ce 50 Wastree said city,
aeny after the Of this exclusive Of
sGch service and fail 70 the said complaint
Will fe sfoIet' the plaintiffs in this action viii take Judgment
sgu you the Of tFO thousand hundred and seyenon
60 dollar with 18th day Of July thousand eight
bundTed besides Of this acOD.D,ted May 18Th
I72 GOODRICH q WHEELER, PlaiBhGs Attorneys,
So WalLst. n. Y
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EIITG ANT YILLA for SALE, Oh miles non

T. T - east srE Of Passsic River opposite WoOisje uow
Tcvl TutCs ;rom Aard Raod it,uon house situated 10
e al eve ne rivar lava s0l.rg 20 waters cei uoae llns
sen bn,e raru fruit and shans; houfc mas - rooms if eset
BLACK walnut lasb plate Glass, he..d ~ stem un oo a' ,u
lc,c In oI esr.ets WIN EXCHANGE f0r snar pperJ Ai'
Ss l. q FILLER l53 West Twcnue.hst heWAo or IiAMl-
TON WALLIS, N4ssaast co., flLei NDss1D' I14-A W.
T. tffrrl
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nor SALE, or EXCHANGE for City Prop
A. ertr.-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE SeEJessey ceatrsl T. r.
u miles N'm ''' -'' RuI4ND WHITING Beslnan..
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Holm T. JENKINS q son, .o.. =,
DEALERS IL REAL ESTATE Olces, No l5 GeoTsests AZ
opposite ilai.oal depot - -.,,,-,. =, ,
New Orleans Republican., 1872-06-04
new ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1872

| $11 012 y bbl; Western SIG so; Northern
| SIC 50017 y Dbl.
FRUIT-There is a fair supply en- the
market, with only moderate business do
ing. We quote lemons $404 so; oranges
(Sieilian) repacked S. 5006 {9 box; raisins,
layer, S303 10 " box; almonds IL a 1890
English walnuts l50lSc; tilberts 100 l213c;
pecans l0c; figs 17c; citron 45c dates ga
Sc; peanuts l0c; prunes II 0l3c; currants
9l9 0I0c; Brazil nuts I0c y fb; pine apples
none here; cocoa nuts So so #S 100; bananas
81 y bunch.
Moss-There is a good supply on hand.
with a very moderate demand. Poor is
much neglected and very low. We quote
country at 205e, aud city picked at 616 a &c
p 1b.
COOPERAGE-There appears to be some
improvement in hogshead poles, though the
demand continues limited. There is very
little doing in slaves. We quote: Hoop poles
by the boat load at $35 for bogshead; $l7
for barrel poles. and $l2 for half-barrel;
Cypress slaves $34 G36 for hogshead and
$l8020 y 1000 for barrel.
FREIGHTs-On Saturday the negotiation
previously mentioned for a ship for the
Mediterranean, for tobacco, was closed, bat
the rate withheld, 1t is understood, how
ever, to have been about Cos. Owing to the
scarcity of tonnage the rates for grain have
been raised to l0l9d for Liverpool direct,
or lid for Cork for orders.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-06-04

vFHE NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
TEXAS RAILROAD.

With the connecting lines which constitute the
"Blue Mountain Route"
CARRIES THE GREAT NORTHERN AND EASTERN
MAIL,
and offers to travellers the most direct shortest
quickest and best route to al points in the Stuth-
ern, Northern and Eastern States.
All rail and no omnibus or steamboat transfers.
This road also connects, Mt Mobile, with the No
bile and Ohio Railroad for points West, North and
East and at Montgomery with coast lines via At
lanta and Augusta for Northern and Eastern eities
PULLMAN'S PALACE SLEEPING CARS, through
TO Lynchburg, Virginia and through to ST. Louis
without change, attached to trains leaving New
Orleans daily at 5:20 P. n.
This route is 2l5 miles shorter to New ork than
the line via Louisville
NEW ARRANGEMENTS AND EEW SCHEDULE
On and after June 2 trains leave New Orleans ST
6:15 A. M.-DAILY EXPRESS AND NAIL. for
coast watering places and Mobile
connecting via Montgomery, with
all points In Georgia and the Carroll
mas, and through, via Richmond, to
Washington city,
400 P M.-DAILY Except Sundays) COAST
ACCOMMODATION = to Ocean SPRING.
$50 p. M.-LIGHTNING EXPRESS daily for
principal coast watering places and
Mobile. Makes close connections
and fast time, with sleeping cars by
Blue Mounts ain route, to Washington.
and New York, and with sleeping
cars running through over the Mo-
bile and Ohio and st. Louis and Iron
Mountain railroads without change
to st. Louis. Carries great Northern
and Eastern mail
Trains arrive from Mobile at l:30 A. NJ and pos p
NJ, and from Ocean Springs at 10 A. N.
Ticket Ofice-Galvesron- MOrgan's wharf
Common streets, in Story IRON building, opposite
Baggage checked from residence to dest tip alton.
G. W. r. BAILEY
General Superintendent.
CHARLES L. FITCH,
lel General Passenger Agent.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-06-04
TooNr1NUED FROM FIRST PAGE
lic banquet with The Chamber Of Com

public banquet with Ghe ChamDer OF COm
judges Woodruff and Blatcbford to-day
announced that both concurred in the
opinion that motions to quash indictments
against the whisky ring must be denied.
The boss coach painters have conceded
the demands Of the men. An EMPLOYING
printer today gave the men notice that
hereafter they would expect them to work
under the eight hour system.
Several piano makers, including Haine es,
concede the eight hour system. The tin
rO0fers and cOrnice makers expected all
would be at work tomorrow or Wednesday
at eight hours. All the clothing houses
and a number more of marble cutters
adopted the new system. Several stages
and car lines have yielded to the demand of
the horse shoers for SO so instead Of So per
day. Cabinet makers and uphOlsterers re
port the concession OF four additional firms.
Mr.. Steck, the pianO-maker, was arrested
this afternoon in a suit by Conrad Barsch,
a workman, for false imprisonment. Barsch
was arrested at Steck's instigation for inter
fering with the workmen Of the latter. Bail
was given.
Among those who made speeches at the
Greeley ratification meeting were Senator
Upton, Colonel Mcclure, Of Pennsylvania,
General Fitzpatrick and others. Letters
were read from Senators Fenton and Trum-
bull, Cassius NJ. Clay, Montgomery Blair
and others.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-06-04
BIZ THE RAILROADS.
MISCELLANEOUS,
GCHILLINGERP PAVEMENT COMPANY,
Olnce NO. ~ CaTOndeIet street.
GEORGE F. BROTT, Managing Agent

This pavement s a concrete stone land in SQUARES
OF any desired size shape color. The power re-
CURED to render assunder one square inch of Port
land cement, of which this stone is made is found 10
be I52 pounds. Its superiority as compared with
bricks is shown by the fact that the former Yields
only TO the crushing pressure of l29 tons, while
SJafiOrd blue brick puIveTizes at fifty tons fire clay
bricks at torty-five and midway perfect brick at
forty eight tons. The above results were deter
mined by experiment made by General j. A Gil
more United States army, and by some of the
ablest engineers of Europe.
This pas ement is laid so that the blocks can not
get out of place. being adjusted to the ground so
the bearing is equal in a parts. Neither surface
water nor grass can penetrate the seams. ARd as
1t can be laid IL small squares, expansion or con-
traction does not crack or break it, Artificial
stone pavement made, with this cement for its
chief ingredient was laid on King williams
bridge, Bdinburg; the courtyard of the IiverpOl
Exchange and the platform floor of the ra iIToad
station at Kew Castle 1t has been laid extensively
IN New York, Chicago Washington, Buffalo Baltl-
more and Cincinnati, and we refer to the pave.
ment in front OF the Times office. and to that at
Mr. washes residence, at No 344 Barenne street.
in this city.
We are prepared to execute orders for bannuettes
tsidewalks), floors for stores malt houses stables
brewerles, ice houses aud all other places required
to be water tight.
Particular attention is called to the following
class of paving for which its beauty durability
and cheapness places it beyond competition:
FLOOR TILES, OF various colOrs, for churches
halls: court yards, garden walks, cemeteries, etc
my25 3In
New Orleans Republican., 1872-06-04
MARKETS.


NEW YORK June 3.-Cotton market firm.
Sales 595 bales. Middling 27Ac. Flour
quiet and heavy; common to fair extra
81 80 0l0 25; good to choice $40 300I3.
Whisky quiet; 9lc. Wheat / and &c lower:
winter red Western ST goal 80 Corn de-
cidedly lower; large receipts; "a 967c; the
advance in freights has depressing infiu-
ence on breadstutfs. Rice quiet; 811 09Ac.
Pork steady. Naval stores quiet. Tallow
dull, ga 091Rc. Freights frmer
Futures active; sales to day "a, 400 bales
on the basis of low middling as follows:
June 26 SIG 2634c; July 265s a27c; August
2615 027c; September 235s 02434c; October
2lA 02l&c; November 90 3-I6 02O 5-I6c;
December l9& 0I978c.
Coffee quiet, but firm; Rio Is 0181Rc. Su-
gar steady; fair to good refining S34 09c;
"a @942c for Cuba; GA 0919c for Havana.
FOTUo Rico mOlasses dull and unchanged
CLNCINNATI, June 3-COtton marke ex-
GIIed cue and prices higher low middling 25c.
rIour Guu holders not willing to make
concessions: family So 1913. Wheat dull
qua prices have declined No. / red winter
% cog %. Corn steady; demand mode
rate az d a 02c. Oats-Demand fair. mar
KeG nTm az 450 46c Pork dull and up-
s9ttleu s5ts.nte, Iegular sl2; city packed sold at
PA l." oHereG at Sl4 IS at the close, with
out buyers. Bulk meats-Demand ligbt
but holders firm, asking: shoulders H.!
clear rib sides 6Ac; clear sides 65sc L. n
less bid. Bacon dull and prices droonipcr
asking for shoulders Sc clear rib sidas 7SS
clear sides 7Ac. Whisky steady moderate
at 98c. 'Oo
ST. LOUIS, June 3.-Cotton market firm.
middling 25c Flour dull but unchanged
Wheat dull; prices dropping; not enough
done to establish quotations. Corn-De-
mand good at fnll prices; No. mixed AZ a
a. 1ac. Oats-Demand fair; market firm;
No, 2 4lc. Whisky higher at 87088c,
Pork closed dull and lower at SlI 750I2
Bacon dull; prices drooping; onlv order
trade. Lard nominal
Foreign Markets.
.,I.'3 LIVERPOOL, June 3, Evening
closed quiet and steady; sales today I2,O0U
Dales,, 5000 Of which were for export and
speculation; middling uplands II IB 0l11Rd;
New Orleans Republican., 1872-06-04

the band Of the Grenadier Guards had been
ordered to the United States to attend the
Boston jubilee.
The Marquis of LandOwne replied such
orders had issued with the sanction of the
Queen and commander in chief, Duke Of
Liohmoud
New Orleans Republican., 1872-06-04
COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY EVENING June 2, 1872.
CoTToN-The sales to-day embraced 900
bales, at figures showing an advance on
Saturdays rates of 5s a 94c in middling and
4 a l2c in low middling and good ordinary.
We adjust our quotations accordingly, and
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:
New Orleans Republican., 1872-06-04

CUGAR-CURED HAMS AT 10 CENTS.
~ Sugar-cured HAMS at l21 cents, at retail
IOUOO pounds Sugar-eured HAMS at 10 and 12k
cents.
10000 pounds BREAKFAST BACON at 10 cents
5000 pounds GREEN SHOULDERS at cents.
Also, 5O0 MCCLELLAN SADDLES at SIS each for
SAFE az s. B. CHURCHILES,
No. 40 Magazine street, between Natchez and
GIaTler streets. under St. James Hotel.
anl0 IL
New Orleans Republican., 1872-06-04
NOTICE
NOTICE.
MIR A NJ ON

MI MON.
Dealer in All Kinds of Furniture.
NOS. 80, lOl and lO3 CHARITIES STREET, New Or.
leans.
Has constantly on hand an assortment of
Cottage Bedsteads (extra make, with four-inch
pOsts). with teasters Sbl2
Solid Walnut One-fOurth Marble Bureaus, 500
Solid Walnut Portable ArmOirs with two draw.
eTs in bottom, 500
Victoria Bedroom Sets, in Walnut, Mahogany and
Imitation Rosewood, ten pieces. S l2O.
Spring Mattresses made to order, 825 and $50
ParlOr Sets, in Walnut, Mahogany and Imitation
Rosewood, ten pieces, at very moderate prices
Also, an assortment of Looking Glasses at moder
ate prices. fe1O "
New Orleans Republican., 1872-06-04
STEEL RAIL! DOUBLE TRACK

| STEEL RAIL! DOUBLE TRACK
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD,
Ihe great short line from Cincinnati ior Co,rDb,,.
EAST:
Saving eightyseven to ITO miles, and ar7svinr ons
train IN advance at S WV
NEW YORK.
Saving nfty-nipe Il lies, and arriving six and hal
hours nadyanee at
BALTIMORE.
0o-4uarteTs hours in advance at
WASHINGTON.
Reaching
PHILADELPHIA
One train the quickest.
n o,-or THB FEl GRE GREAT IRON RAILWAY BRrneRs
OFer lhe Ono river, at Parkersburo a1S pi7o,
are completed. 'A1''A'0'
MORNING AND NIGHT LINES OF
F"iiman's Palace Drawin1-Roo,, ma,
sleeping Cars
Are run on this route from ST r.o,,,. c,,-.-...--
Ous 70 baltimore and Wasbin0ton CGfy -
WITHOUT CHANGBI
and Sy sta shs route You avoid all omnibus traDsser,
Tickets for sale ar OH .., -
and West. ' 'ioAet omces In the South
c, L. NJ COLR
N0"oEaI Ileket Agent, Baltimore MARYLAND
Mo,4oz m }. L. WILSON
''eI transportation, n, Baltimore MARYLAND
Carouo, y, SIDNEY B. JONES'
mills heer agent, cincinnati, Ohio.
'O THE EAsT..... TO THE EASE
VIA LOuisvIus ana Ohio and Nrys.,--n.,s
- oOit pleEOn or Louisville Division AZ Ahtu
4, 4oo4, ahd the splendid equipment for paasensS,S
TSVeL makes this the
BEST ROUTE TO CINCINNATI.
ALL POINTS EAST AND NoRTEPAs,r
FHREE THROUGH TRAINS DAILY.
WIN direct connections from the south for C,a.
cinnad
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
6e sure and ash for tickets via Louisville .rs A.
t ana mississippi Railway, for sale AZ an 1,S5,
lpal deket offices in the South and IN TcT4tfR -
bne General Office OF the Comnsnv vAAls ~
me and Willard Hotels. @'o AVusV4s
4, n 5.-IlckeGs 10 Cincinnati and nosn4a P.-. -.
sIls nne, are good on mail lire sfaenoas.
ane tickets are good On this road anu Aa4@A
-, CHARLES K POTTFTsr
N'S1s1sA 3 ~sohgsr and Ticket Agent a. Yoyfa
J. L GRlSwORD
2ehsral superintendent 81 TouIa
~,, THOMAS BORWTE
0enera Southern Agent, LOuisy
New Orleans Republican., 1872-06-04

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pineapples bbls lines