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New-York tribune., 1872-10-08

Although the political excitement which
grows out of the elections in Ohio, Indiana,
and Pennsylvania is dominant in the city, local
politicians are busy. The reports which we
publish in our local columns show that the
Liberal Republican and Democratic confer
ences are approaching harmonious adjust
ment of the different interests involved in the
nominations for city offices. SO far, tho gen
eral feeling has apparently been one OF con-
cessiOn and fOrbeaTance.
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raiuy weather it has cleared of, and the
valiant firemen have delightful day for
their annual parade. The display is one of
the finest ever seen here, and is witnessed
by thousands of citizens and strangers. who
throng the streets along the line OF the pro-
cession.
There are visiting fremen from Indian
apolis and Tuscaloosa.
There being no visiting companies from
New Orleans causes disappointment.
Jacger's band is here and dlscOuIses de
lightful music.
LONDON. April "a rem onstrance to the
Spanish government against prohibition on
the part of TIE Cuban authorities against
the departure of Chinese laborers from
Cuba was urged in the House of Com
mons
The Ministry stated that the government
was aware that the Havana authorities had
forbid their exodus.
The runner that the Foreign Office had re-
celved dispatch from the United States
winch solved the question of consequential
damages is authoritatively denied. The
contradiction produces general disappoint
ment.
BERLIN, April o.-Bismarck read the En-
peror's speech upon the opening of the
German Parliament. The uniform beer
and malt tax, ana the acquisition OF AL
sace and Lorraine were the most prominent
topics.
The speech concludes: The strength ac
CURED BY the lmperialization is the bulwark
of the Fatherland, and guarantee of The
peace of Europe"
HAVANA, April 9.-The Spanards here re-
joice over the result of the elections in
Spain.
Spanish conservatives triumphed lie the
Porto REQ elections tor members of the
Cortes.
Captain General Valmaseda has gone to
Santiago de Cuba.
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MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK. April 9, Evening Cotton
quiet; niddling uplands 23h: Orleans 237sc
Sales today, l468 bales. Cotton futures sold
to-day. $3.50 bales, AS follows: April % Is &c
n&'c; May % 5l6a 23asc; June 237sc: July
a}7s pc: August 239s; September 2l5s; DC
tober 90 Size; November ice.
Southern -four scarce and firm: common
to fair extra 81 20 a. 20; good to choice s. q,
tali Whisky a shade firrner at 81 n Sc.
Wheat heavy: winter red Western 20 q 7jc.
Corn +2c lower; II l. a PC Rice firm at Q n
9Asc. Pork SIG l2l2 ~ %. Lard un-
changed AZ S@S'2c. Turpentine dull. Rosin
quiet. Tail'w firm and unchanged.
CISCISNATI, April Cotton duh but
unchanged; iniddling 22i2 02224c. Flour
demand FAR and market firm; family
s. 6007 -. Whcat-Demand fair and
prices advanced; red 81 6yuI II. Corn
Demand good at full prices, 4sc. Oats
Demand fair and prices advanced: 40 n 44c
Pork in fair demand at ST. 80 on spot
Lard-An advance is asked but none es
tablished; SI4 a Sa.c asked; no sales. Bulk
meats-Dcmand light hut holders firm
shoulders 4loc: clear rib j3.c; clear 81. a
6asc asked. Bacon-Dtmand light and
holders firm; shoulders Az 4 &c: clear rib
Csc: clear lsc asked. Whisky-Market
steady, with a moderate demand at SIC.
Sr. LOUIS. April 9.-Cotton quiet and IN
changed midding % 9i4c. Flour-De-
nand and market firm for best grades:
treble s. 5OaS; family winter g. 30 10.
Wheat-Demand active and prices ad-
vanced; sample lots of No fall, in ware
house, 81 go; strictly private, red, 81 50.
Corn quiet and unchanged; No. mixed
40l9c; yellow Al 12c. Oats dull but I'M
changed: mixed on track 35 " a 3Gc; No. l
in elevator SIC. Whisky, easy and I'M
changed Sic Pork firm; $ll Is 0l2 cash;
live ,l.ti Il OF 1n n
quiet; country pork house shoulders 4sc;
johbng and order lots of shoulders at 424 &C.;
clear rib 7c clear 7i2c; sugar-cured hams Ii
n l2c. Lard easier; Slsc.
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yesterdays Evening Dispatches.

NEW YORK. April "a meeting of the
Democratic National Committee has been
called for Wednesday, May g. in this city,
to designate the time and place for holding
the next National Convention.
The World says: The proclamation of the
chairman in calling the meeting is approved
Of by the Democratic leaders, and adds:
The delay seems to have been occasioned
with view to take advantage OF the Gin
cinnati convention results, which NAV Il,
ternine as to the time Of holding the Dem
ocratlc National Convention.
At meeting Of the members Of the Clear
ing House a resolution to expel the Tenth
National Bank WAS defeated by com
promise to put the bank upon its future
good behavior.
The Tribune says Fenton will address tho
Liberal Republicans at Cooper Institute on
Friday, and Senator Schurz will address
the meeting of German citizens at the same
place On Wednesday.
WAsHNGrON, April 1.-The State Depart
ment has received adviccs that the Madrid
government is investigating lie case of DR..
Howard. Meantime, Or. Howard remains
at Cadiz. Orders have been given for his
good treatment.
NOZZLE, April s.-After several days of
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demand. Western commands % 3Oc

! demand. Western commands % 3Oc
Goshen 80 a 40c = Is.
MACKEREL-Is in good demand. with
only moderate supply on haad and an
| upward tendency in prices. No. barrels
| command Sl4 l6: No. $40 IL; No. 8
81 Is.
CoFFEE-The market is quiet. with a
stock in first hands of II. 9s2 bags Rio. and
in dealers hands 1900 bags. We quote
prime 20l2c, gold duty paid; good 1912
Dos fair l9 a l9l2c e TO.
SALT-Liverpool is quoted by the cargo at
81 A. u 49l2 p sack. The market is dull on
account OF the unsettled duty question. The
stock On hand is not large. The dealers
rates from store are 81 80 a / 60 T. sack for
coarse and 81 20 a IS for fine. Turks Island is
selling at 81 80 a | 81 t. sack of two bushels
A cargo OF Turks Island, in bond, sold at DC
+ bushel. Table salt III pockets is selling
at 2i4 lac. as in size.
LOUISIANA RICE-The market is dull with
a light stock on hand. Fair is quoted at 81.
SA2c. prime S34 &C. The stock of Carroll
na is small. 1t is .jobbing at ga CSC = Is.
There is good stock OF India on hand. 1t
is quoted at rs a. 3sc = II, currency. and
3lz a sc. gold. il bend. A cargo OF India
is ON sale.
BREAKFAST BAcos-Is in good demand
with light stock Oh sale. Western is
quoted at l02sc: Northern IL llls p H.
Moss-There has been some demand for
the East. Country picked is quoted at 4 a
DC: city picked a He = H.
HIDEs-Conflnuc in demand, and sell at
9l2 u l0l2c + 10 for green sailed, II a lSc for
dry sailed, II q l2c for kips. and Is l9c
for flint
BAGGISG-Is without any movement.
The dealers rates are lie for India in
bales. l6c in rolls; jute l9c: Western bag
ging lSc = yard.
COTTON Seeds in demand, and COM
mands Sl3 e ton when bags are furnished
by factors, and Si4 T. ton when in plant
ers bags, and SgS 80 + ton for seed and
bags.
FREIGHTs-A ship was taken up for Cron-
stadt today at I'D for cotton. The market
continues dull and dropping, and we simply
Cotton TO Liverpool - lied; to Hamburg
I'D; TO St Peters burg via Hamburg IL l6d: to
Hayre lad: to New York Sc: to Boston sc;
to Philadelphia 7sc. Tobacco to Bremen
ijs: to New York So. Sugar to New
York s.: molasses 81: flour 75c; pork
9oc; beef. T. fierce, 81: corn. to Liverpool,
i'll bulk. - a led: to New York DC. By sail
Cotton TO Liverpool Ia SD; to Havre l5-lGa
lc: 10 Cronsradt - l4d; toBremen 1c; TO
Antwerp lJ-lt a lc; TO Hamburg q; to
Boston 5sc. Tobacco 10 Bremen 40s; to
Antwerp i2s. Pork to New York 75c: flour
Coo: bulk grain l2l2c; oil cake meal s. +
ton. Bulk com To Liverpool Sla c Cd; oil
cake to London 32s Cd to Liverpool 30S.
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monetary--Commercial.
MONETARY.


Tuesday EVENING. April g, 1872. }
We have still to report the absence OF
any change in the money market proper.
The offerings for discount both at bank
and on the street were moderate, and all
approved paper met with ready negotia-
ton. The street rates are still . a 10 T
cent T annum for Al notes accompanied
with unreasonable collaterals: / a II for
second grade do; l0d- for Al without
The ruling rates for mortgage paper are
90lO = cent + annum for Al, and -aI2
for second grade.
Gold opened at Hob Il0a. against
Hole at New York.. and closed
at HOS HOS against llOl4l. The sales
included $4,000. $1,000, $4,000, $500. $500
and $1,000 at ll0la. $1,000 $500, sis. 600
and $4,000 at Hos. and $1,000 at 1903.
In silver the only sale reported is $500 in
American half dollars at l08la We quote
lG7 l. a l08l2 for these and Az a ) per cent
premium gold for Mexican dollars
Foreign exchange was without any quot
able aliation. The reported sales of
sterling embraced nearly eI5, 900 OF which
$500 bill Of lading at 1872: - at ll934:
$500 bill of ladIng and $4,000 clear at
1873 1850 bill of ladiDg, $500 and s2j00
clear and tl2000 bill of lading and clear
at 10; 5000 bank at l20l2, and $500 at
i-p we HtdTu also oI safes Oh --b,UHU
more. the particulars of which were not re
ported.
Nothing transpired in francs. We quote
sterling at ll9l2 q l20 for good to Al bill of
lading and clear, and l203s q zoos for bank.
Domestic exchange was a shade tirlner.
The banks drew or New York for remit
tance a e p cent premium. and the
sales included $780, private bankers
New York commercial sight at Is $50 600
commercial at 3 l6: $4,000 private bankers
at 532: $4,000 thirty days sight on New
at !. discount, and $4,000 sight on Prov-
dence at Is.
Bank gold checks on New York are quoted
at L T. cent premium for small sums Tor re-
mittance.
The only sales of stocks reported are so
shares ST. Charles Street Railroad at 50 50.
and 800 Louisiana Levee, preferred - %
paid) at s. 37l2.
Nothing appeared to be doing il bonds
or warrants.
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RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE


NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE
TEXAS RAILROAD
DIRECT ALL RAIL CONNECTION w.Tr =.
EASTERN CITIES.
On and after April 10, 1872, F..
ger Trains will Leave an, eb
Arrive rs Follows:
1870 4. M.-EXPREsS AND MAIL, day .,
Mobile and regular interr, st 70
stations. Arrive at Mobile ~ I bv
4 900 p. M.-COAST ACCOMMODATI0S ~
except Sundays, for Ocean Sn raLy
and intermediate, regular a,iG ees
stations ARRIVES at Oce4r >plnr
500 p. N.-FAST EXPRESS, daily. for Mob,
will stop only at Rigoltrs H.. ooi Ne
A. Louis Pass Christian Ni.esis'
City, Biloxi. Ocean Spr:u@s IEipp
Pascagoula and ST. Elmo a, d r ,as
at MoLil. at ll:3e P VI. '"
Fast Express train will leave Mobile l. IL;
100 A. 81. stopping only al he 80,
lions named for fast expires so $50
New Orleans. and arrive q. NY
Orleans at $50 A. Il. ''
The Coast Accommodation tram, returning aa,
except sundays, will leave Ocean Spiirgss,
$40 A. NJ. and arrive at New Orleans at % "
The Express and Mil train daily, viii lea, MOI
al A. NJ, arriving at New ,.r:eaDs a
TICKETS sold at offices corner Of Maya.
Natchez street,. and corver Of Camp anu CON ,"a a
streets MILEAGE TICKETS good Tor ian a a.'a ,1
rrIns-500 miles for $50; 1000 miles tor 9aIs
T ROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS run daily -,,s,.
Sundays Morning aud Evening to and ron M
bile. Freight received at foot OF Gilod s1r..r s"I
through bills OF ladnS siened.
G. IS. r. BAYLRy
General Superintendent
CHARLES l. FITCH
General Freight aud Passenger zc.,.
G. A. WHITNEY CO.
Rh3l Gei eral -r.nts
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,,ox-,x,rKD FROM FIRST PAGE.
vill probably commence the siege IN one

vill probably commence the siege in one or
two days. I'D
. conrier tonight announcing Rocha Ie-
,,eat from the State of Durango toward
the City of Mexico on account of General
Negrete's appearance in the State OF Puebla
with strong revolutionary forces, threaten
ing the city Of Puebla, .as General Allatorre
wac recalled from there with the govern
ment troops 70 suppress another revolt in
the State of Dixaca, and that the insurgent
forces still occupy important positions ID
all the interior States, and even menace the
capital Itself
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l he w d shingtOn IInf,rnt sar.

Western gin distiller, who desires 20
impait an oid irulty flavor to his juniper
juice. recently applied to the Commlaei oner
of Internal Revenue for permiss;n, f. ,.,..
coriander seeds, orange peel and t,lrpentine
in his distilery. with view to that ha,nv
result. The Commissioner peIemptorily
prohibited the manufacture of any such dc.
cOction.
Another distiller, brandy maker. ar
piled few days ago for permission to make
an imitation brandy in his still, from raisins,
grape lees, and prunes. His request was
also prohibited.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-10

a journeyman maker of pill boxes says
that many OF the manuiacturcrs OF What are
called patent pills" prefer to have the
boxes made in the fiInsiest manner, so that
they may soon go to pieces in the hands of
customers, thus insuring the loss Of their
course to the ministering charlatan.
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"A gray haired gentem an has presented
Mr. Sheafi, superintendent of the Young
Men's Christian Associate on Of Cleveland,
with $1,000, to construct an addition 70 the
present building
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In Eankruptcy-NO. 1880.
WHEREAS, FREDERICK SEP. OF RaPIDES
w parish. and district aforesaid duly de-
clared bankrupt under the act OF Congress of
March D. 1867, has this day filed in said court a
petition praying fol- a discharge and certificate
thereof from an bis debts and other claims prov
able under said act.
Notice Is therefore given to all creditors who
have proved their debts, and to all other persons
in interest that the twenty seventh day of April,
1872 at II a. NJ. is assigned for the hearing OF the
same, and that they may then and there attend
and show cause. II any they have, why the pray CT
further notice is given that the bankrupt will nv
dergo az examination before Register Kellogg,
on the twenty-fitth day of april. A. D. 1872, at
II A. NJ at his Office Customhouse building.
K. LOEW, Deputy Clerk
Clerks Office. New Orleans. April 2, 1872
an3 10 II
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* r Z Cl AL OTICt
ct. Louis. Iron Mountnia su,, -<.rasru
Railroad.

81. LOUIS Iron GOantnia ana ~nsrasrv
Railroad.
TIKI ONLY ALL RAIL Rorr,
70 ST. Louis, Chicago, Omaha San 81 -
'suI' hansas City, Leavenworth St Her
And all Points North. East ar - e.,,
Ny hArhhSS TRAINS cave the NJ asna
5ack soa ana Great Northern Rei,r. fsT,,:
N sxfks & f A N. And Isa5a p y
GHattanooga Railroad lnsslng co.., -, tD ~.
r IONS al Mobile with the MOBILE ans ON, "a,
'er "ckets apply 10
y4cls, . Ap sHELi.l
Vorthern ea Ne" uIlehns jackson ar Grssr
''ee's under City Hotel o. To
-cket Agent New Orleans Mobile and On. -.,os.
ss.Io$a, corner Camp and CnmmoT .rreers
'uiiolng' opposite City hote:
General Euperlnteudus as.ut st I,n,.;a
Ialn aud Southern Railroad. 0nt1
'S'o THE EIt,ST....--..TO via .-114
Via Louisville ara Ohio and a:.sr,.s,~.,
roat s1 soapetlon OF tne Louisville Mvs,o Of ,h.
t tps and the splendid equipment for p.-sAtnssl
tr5'SI makes this the
REST ROUTE TO rzNIsHNAyt
IL POINTS saSr AND NogTHna,~
THREE THRUtGH TRAIN. ps,s,
With direct connections from the so,,.. - ~,
riuUati
WITHOUT CaANGE OF Csgg
ne sure AID ask for tickets via Louisvis and ,,.
quo aid Mlssssppi Railway, for sale ~ 81 ,rin.
cipSl ncAet offices in the South and in n,;.HS =.
the General once OF the Company cornsr 800 -" ~
ana NAN streets also at Gait House and fant,xils
W. H-icHets 10 Cincinnati and point. E.s. via
nus nne, are good on mail line steaInars 80 80 ~ "
nne tickets are good Oh this road Ano MA
eara-., CHARLES X. FOLLET~
L. Crossword.
1eneral Superintendent St Lonta
VI, THOMAS BORWN.
~" 1e0ezal Southern Agent Lou,.vtue
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

NOTECE.-THE FIRM OF MARSHALL }. SMITH
" Y Co. this day dissolved. M T. A Archer
is charged with the liquidation.
MARSHALL J. SMITH
r. A. ARCHER.
New Orleans, April !, 1872.
The undersi gned will coutinue tie business AS
successors TO Mai shall J. Smith & Co.. under the
style OF SMITH l. ARCHER, and respectfully solicit
a continuance OF the patronage of our friends
MARSHALL J. SMITH
T. a. ARCHER.
New Orleans, april J, 1872. ap3 St
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In Bankruptcy-NO. 1l7S,

WHEREAS, CLIFFORD G. WAYNE, OF NEW
w Orleans and district aforesaid, duly de-
clared bankrupt under the act of Congre IS OF
March 2 1867, has this day filed i'll said court a
petition praying for discharge and certificate
thereof from all his debts aud other claims
provable under said act.
Notice IS therefore given to all creditors VINO
have proved their debts and to all other persons in
interest that the twenty fifth day OF April 1872
at II A NJ is assigned for the hearing of the same
and that they may then and there attend and
sh"" cause, If any they have, why the prayer OF
the said petition should not be granted: and
further notice is given that the bankrupt Will I'm.
de- 90 an examination before Register Kellogg OF
the twenty second dav of April A. d. l812 al II A.
NJ. at his office III the tustomhouse building.
Clerks Office, New Orleans March 25 1872
mh2I app 20 X. LOEW. Deputy Clerk
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CON MEKClAL.
TIgspAY EvKsIss, April g. 1872

tt RsDAY kvKHING, Apl1I 2, I5I2
COTTON-The sales to-day embraced 1900
bales, at prices showing no sensible varia-
ton from yesterday. We accordingly
repeat our quotations, and give also
the Exchange figures, which are for
average lists according with its types,
while ours are also for average lists, but
with the outside figures for strict:
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The san Francisco boys playlwith sings
made of wire and rubber, with which a
buckshot can be driven through half,nch
plank.
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EXPORTS.

LlVBRPOOL-Bark Be.levue--2023 bales cotton
1909
ASTHERP-Bark BT.ato-lOO9 bales cotton l5l
Ehds tobacco 200 stav-s
ARrEloNA-Bark Ealparaiso-500 bales cotton
.S0 bbis OIL So 900 slaves
BARCELONA-balk Galdire--lcO bales cotton
20 $50 -taves
BARCELoNA-Brig Ehsea-2o0 bales cotton II 900
slaves
RUATAN ISLAND-Schooner Lilv of the Valley
5000 shingles haice hay 10 bbs hour 3 bbls pork
and sundrits
tNDlANOLA VIA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES W
& Hewts-For lndiaBola-2tI SIX corn 500 bbls -four
100 bbs whisky % tics hams 30 cks bacon 800 bxs
mlse For Gaiv"ston-300 kegs lard 700 bbls -four
tH SKIS oats coo sks 100 bags coffee Sc bales hay
% IiIde 81 gar - cases lnGse
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SAILING IRON NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY
FOR HAVANA.

Touching at Cedar Keys and Key West.
Carrying the United States Nail.
LEAVING EVERY WEDNESDAY.
The New Orleans, Florida
f061V and Havana steamship Company
EL1Et. will dispatch their new and unsnT-
q passed fast passenger steamship
NlARGARET,
J. MCC. BAKER, Commander,
WEDNESDAY April 10.
From he foot of Calope street, First District
RATES OF PASSAGE:
To Havana To Cedar EeyA
Cabin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SIS
S.2.raoe .... 20 II
Through bills of laGing issued TO all points OIL
line Of railro .ds in Florida and on the st. Johns
river also to New York, Savannah and Charleston
Through bills of ladng and passage tickets given
to Tampa via Cedar Keys, aid landing freight CD
wharf at Tampa
None but the cOmpany's bills of ladrg signed.
and none signed after sailing of the steamer.
Splendid passenger accommodations and through
tickets given to above points.
No freigh. received without permit from the Of
fee.
For freight or passage apply to
l. K. ROBERTS, Treasurer
No. l2e Common street.
Over the Louisiana National Bank
The steamship HAVANA follows on Wednes-
dav. April II. 1872, at A. n. oeS ly
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OP LOUISIANA
In Bankrnptcy-Ne. 1ISO.

IN THE MATTER OF GEORGE ". SiZER
Bankrupt.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCP

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES John. kilgour-l hid TO.
bacco IA bbs pork IS. bhs " hlsky 70 tc, lard 20
oats nav Il, hhds bac on J9 bxs bacon 30 tics hams
and dry produce
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Selma--j; bales cotton
hhds sugar and suuiiries
hRO>S IkIE RAlLRDAD-Stralner Bart Able
, bales cotton 70 SKIS seed cotton 50 hhds sugar 2
bbS moias--s and suudTies
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Table uah-2D hbls rice 6
bhs mUlasses aud sundres
- LoLI>-Sttamer Crescent City and bar@es-
lhfi nbS Hour 1902 half nb> do 1901 Dbl, meal 1907
t." aTG 30 cks bacon o35 SKIS bran 1865 SKIS oats 1902
eks corn 23,si3 bushels corn III bulk and o,Iutry
produce
BY TIE RAILROADS.
MoRiAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
Apu6-l bale cotton $500 hides III bales hides 81
bdls hides - bales skins 250 bills beef IL half bbls
2,9 head cattle and surdries
NkN ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH.
kRN RAILROAD, Apr! $50 bales cotton and
sundry produce
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FOR RENT,

ELEGANT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS w,ru op
10 without board, in that pleasant sesdsncs NJ Us
iies If Sasi1eS street. Suites Nf rooms or fsm
see
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+ OCiSlANA DIVISION


BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD,
The great short line troul Cincinnati. q Co,untp,
EAST:
SAVING eghty-seve1 TO 10 miles and an, Ir Gre
train IN advance a.
NEW YORK.
SayiI. tfty-nine II hes, and arriy ing : at . raf
hours in advance
BALTIMORE.
Saving seventy-sev miles and arriv5Lr ,eh.
and three-q uarters hours in advance a.
WASHINGTON.
Reaching
PHILADELPHIA
One train the quickest.
THE GREAT IRON RAILWAY BRIGGS
Q yer Ike Ohio river, at Parkershurg alL te ja1e
are Completed.
MORNING ANO NIGHT LINES q
Ppliman's Palace DraWins.RoC,r and
sleeping Cars
Are this route from st. Louis Cine Ila, O.
Co umbus 10 Baltimore and Washington Is,
WITHOUT CHANGE!
~ this route you avoid all omnibus ,-..l sfe1s
and ferries.
Tickets sale at all ticket offices IL -:t >cr1h
and West.
L. NJ COLE
General Ticket Agent, Baltimore, May aid.
j. L. WILSON
Aaster Irsnsportati H. Baltimore Ma AID.
sidney +. JOINS
General Passenger agent Cincinua. 10.
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IMPORTS

misunderstanding Margare.-2e8 bxs sugar 254
hhd- sugar $4,000 i-Irs ; phgs 1ndse
NEWPORF-Bark Gusta Helene-3l3l bars rail
road iron
PENSACOLA-Scnooner MARY EInily-.OO sks sail
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN
Wednesday, April 10, 1872.
CLEARED YESTERDAY

Steamship " Hewes. Hawthorn, for hldianois
Ela Galveston
British bark Bellevue. Cnlts Il, for Liverpool
Norwegian bark Braata, Scillson, for Autwcrp
Spanish bark Valparaiso. Roses, for Barcelona
Spanish bark Gaidfre, Gel Pi, FOR Barcelona
Spanish brig Els a. Col. Fur Barcelona
British schooner Lily OF the Valley, Leitch, for Ru
atan Island
British schooner Constance Wood for Ray Islands
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DISTnICT or LOUISIANA
N THE MATTER OF CLIFFORD &. W.YSF
Bankrupt.
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BELOW COMING Up.

Norwegian bark Energie johnson, from Newport
January p to masf-r-
Norwegian bark Fjlliestadt FoTenps. from Cardiff
January 70, to niasrer-
>chooner " Mason Roberts, days from Ruata1
Island