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KARNT CRY, October 3

Another fourth sand well was struck here
to-day. 1t is a big well aud flowing largely
Drilling 10 still proceeding.
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/. Erie claims to have q population Of W"
twenty-four thousand.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-10-03

There is no hazing at Harvard
College this year
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$4,000 FOR 20 CTS.

Before you start on a jnrney, buy an Accident In.
surance Ticket of the Railway Passenger
Assurance Co, of Hartford, Conn. Tickets for
sale at Ai'road stations Ask for Insurance Tick
ct.
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pet. Centre, Pa, Friday Oct 3.
Diyiue service.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH II
Services every Sabbath at IL A.. NJ. ana
40 p. ". Sabbath School at l21I p. VI.
eats free. A cordial invitation extend.
ell to all.
REV. 7. GRAHAM, Pastor.
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I Gold ut lip. IN. ll03S
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REV. T. GRAHAM, Pastor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-01
CIR. McEner,,. NIessaSe.

We copy the following editorial from the
Washington C.romicfe OF Sunday:
just as we expected, the oppoS ition il
Louisiana are already making change of
base They have all along told us that all
.hey wanted was to be let alone. Hands
oft was their cry. Take away the federal
soldiery aud permit our people to settle
the matter in their own way under the
State laws. Now the tune is changed. IL
Is not the fedora! power that they desire to
have removed On the contrary, they II
gard the case as having passed beyond the
remedy Of their own courts. Only the CON
greesenal power can apply balm to the
wound and restore peace aud a republican
! form of government to the State, THIS is
going back on their own record with a ven
gtauce. and spikiug the whole battery of
their Northern sympathisers. The bitter
philippines about federal usurpatiOn must
all pass for nought, aud be laid aside as
sheet iron thunder for the next stage per
form8nce when storm IL wanted. Mr..
Trumbull is to he congratulated upon hay
ing escaped the delivery of that speech
which it is said he had in pickle for federal
usurpati0n III Louisiana. 1t would be very
uutmcly now that the complaint of Judge
McEnery is that the State court can not
cure the trouble. 1t must be busted by
Congress.
Pray, Dir. MCEnery, II the State court
can not settle the trouble, and the federal
court mas no business to interfere what are
the courts for' We had supposed that
they were established to settle just such
conflicts of jurisdiction on the part of pub
lie officers.
Governor McEuery has discovered, too
that it no longer makes any difference what
the Wharton board or the Ly nch board has
determined. Considering that such des
lrrate effort WAS made by Warmoth and
McEnery u control this board and secure
lis verdict (SUiug even To the verge of defy
ing the State and federal courts, it sounds
strange Now To hear the latter belittling the
functions and powers OF tho election board.
We must look To the vote as it came fresh
from the hands of the commissioners of the
several precincts. says tA Governor. 1t
has hitherto been supposed that the State
canvasserS had some power of passing upon
the legality of the returns as made to them,
and throwing out those lacking the evil
dence of genuineness as determined by law.
Well well, this is certainly the most elab-
crate and unfathomable muddle We have
ever heard of. Mr.. McEnery is evidently
disposed to swap positions with his Repub
lcan competitors. He is not going to give
up a claim TO power that has been so per
sistently maintained under varying cir
pumSt3nppS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-01

GALVESTON. January 3l.-Stock 68.321
bales; weekly net receipts l3,O35; exports
to Great Britain Al s; continent Eo5; coast
wise 20.i5; sales 500
BosroN, January 3I-Stock 1000 bales;
weekly net receipts 70; gross l2.SiSi ex-
ports to Great Britain 81; sales 1900.
NASHVILLE, January 3l-Weekiy net re-
cepts 2l39 bales; shipments 70; stock 1873.
CoLUMBUs, Ga January 3l.-Weekly re-
CENTS 1877 bales sales 1881: 5pinners l39;
stock | ,661.
MONTGOMERY. January M.-Neelly re-
ceipts 772 bales: shipments 1921 stock 95i3.
MACON, JANUARY 3l.-Weekly receipts
1872 bales; shipments 1874; stock 1854,
AUGUSTA January 3l.-Stock T., 1873 bales:
weekly net receipt, 1897; sales 400: con
sumption 49,; shipments i1l': .
MOBILE, January 3I.--StGck 81 COL bales;
weekly net receipts l2,3il; exports to Great
Britain 2ii6; coastwise 6S7i sales 1920.
SELMA, January 3l.-Neekly receipts
90 bales; shipments 100 stock 1878.
PROVIDENCE, January 81. Net receipts
81 bales; sales 100.
MEMPHIS, January 3l-Weekly receipts
1923 bales; shipments 1874; sales 800;
stock 1901.
CHARLESTON, January 81 Stock A. 1888
bales; weekly net receipts l0,23l; exports
to Great Britain SlSl; cOastwise 33I /; sales
800.
SAvANSAII, January 3l.-Stock 1853
bales; weekly net receipts 1921; exports
TO Great Britain 7948; coastwise 2J9r; sales
6070.
BALTIMORE. January 3l.-Stock l0.4il
bales; weekly net receipts rs; gross 3OS2
exports coastwise 1881; sales 2657.
WULMINGroN, January M.-Stock Dol
bales; weekly net receipts go; exports
coast wise 9Sl.
NORFOLK, January 3l.-Stock 1908 bales;
Britain l7i6: coastwi7e lj,456; sales 2G7l.
CITY PolNr, January 3l.-Weekly net re-
cpintS ijt.l bales
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-01
iCoNrIHUED FROM FIRST PAGE
N be examined at Cadiz in relation to

soon be examined at Cadiz in relation TO
the disaster
HAyANA, January 29.-The TO. de C"ba
concludes a laudatOry editorial OF hing
Amadeus and his schemes OF reform. in
cluding the abolition OF slavery, thus 'But
we believe that, unfortunately with or with
out reforms submission of the rebels will
have to be bained with soldiers and
arms
ELw YORK, January "l.--Late Hav
ana papers contain proclamation
Of the Captain GenoI9tI, citing Messrs
Bouhdrli0n, Barbarassa aud PERU ,udo,
who are now citizens of the United States,
resident in New York; formerly planters in
Cuba, 10 appear and oe tried for treason
before the ninth of February by a military
court. "a they will not do So. they will
he formally sentenced to the garotte. and
their property in Cuba, valued at nearly
TWO millions Of dollars, will be cOutiscated
TO spain. They will call the attention OF
Secretary Fish to theiP cases, and, by way
oi rrprisal, several Spanish merchants
doing business IN this city, and who mold
real estate here. viii! he certified 10 tho
proper authorities as aliens illegally hold
ing prCperty here.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-01

Gold opened at 1883 q 1888. against
ll3:. at New York. and after a moderate
business closed at the opening rates "a de
cline of sc from yesterdays closing tiguresl,
against VI3's in that market. Alter the
close of the market here, a dispatch was re
c lived from New York at 4 z. NJ. quoting
Il33, The sales summed up S59, 900, IN
GLIDING Sl5.O10 $1,000 and $ll .000i at 1872;
80 900 $4,000, $1,000 $4,000. $1,000 and So
OOO) at ll3Ao: and $1,000 at 1872.
The only sale of silver reported was
5000 in American half-dollars at ll012. and
Mexican dollars at u a , T. cent premium
in gold.
The movement 10 sterling exchange was
of fair extent, and rates for private Were
shade weaker The sales amounted TO t75.
800, comprising $500 bill OF laGiug at
1911 $4,000 do at 1894. 5000 do at l!3l4
1855, Ell 800 (G!0,0OO bill of lading. and
t 800 al clear at l23'8, EiJ..I00 (tTOOO
bill of lading, ElOOO, &l0o0, $500, $1,000,
$1,000 and fS0O0 Al clear at l23le and
$4,000 bank at I09l., gold.
The sales of francs included $4,000 com
mercial at 4.61 l., 10000 do at iiJ, and Co.
600 private bankers at i.63i4.
The sales Of German marks embraced
40, COO at -.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at
l23 l23i2 for bill OF ladinG and Al clear,
and l2i - for bank, and francs at AZ p
0476l4 for private, and bank nominal at
! I'll German marks were quoted Ut
l0724 0l0S
The offerings Of domestic exchange were
of moderate extent. and commercial sight
closed stiff at } 10 + cent discount. The
sales covered $4,000, embracing $4,000
bank sight on New York at 4 = cent dis
count: $50, 900 private bankers $50, 900 and
81, O0G) at 5-l6: $S7 900 ($l2,000 commercial
ana 81, 900 aud so 600 private bankers
at 1872. and $1,000 commercial tSlSW0
ana So. 00Ol at IL. The banks continued to
check on New York at Il + cent discount,
and commercial was still quoted at JIG
In stocks we noticed sales of shares
New Orleans Mutual Insurance Association
at $50, 10 do at $40 80, 10 do at sol l. Or
leans Mutual Insurance. Company at $iG
10 Bank of America a =; 10 EIlbernia Bank
at SLIP p; - Teutonia Bank at So; 10
Carrollton Railroad at SIP 50, and - Or
leans Railroad at -; also. yesterday. not
before reported, 10 iiibernid Bank at IL.
The sales of bonds included 5000 city
/ T. cent gold bonds at 63l2, $1,000 do a
G3i+; $1,000 city 10 + cents at S3I4, and
$4,000 city skies. railroad issues. due in
1873, with JUL coupnn on. at N.
City appropriation certificates opened at
yesterdays closing figures, 1007l. hut
closed at 6912 10le a shade weaker. The
sales and rcsalcs COMPRISED Sji 100, en-
bracing $500 at SOL 5000 at 6934. $500,
$500. $1,000, 5000 and $4,000 ar 10, $4,000
and $4,000 at 70li. ana $1,000, $4,000 and
$2206 AT H.
We uuptp.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-01
OCMMEROIAI.

FRIDAY EvsNING. January ii. 1873
CoTToN-The sales today exclusive of
675 bales mostly after z. NJ. yesterday
embraced 400 bales. at irregular and, on
the whole, ather easier prices, requiring q
slight revision of our quotations. We give
also the Exchange figures, which are for
average lists according with its Off
cial type, while ours present the proper
range of the market for average lists, but
and the lower grades given as the outside
figures for strict:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION, &ss1MILArED
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-01

February 20 9-l5 a 20 ll-l6c; March 20 li-l6
a20'sc; April u 81 sc; May u ) l6e
2 l7-l6c; June 2i'sc. Flour quiet. Whisky
steady, Wheat very firm and offerings
light. Corn quiet and firm. Rice strong
az 818hc. Pork easter at sii -. Lard
steady and in fair demand. Turpentine II
regular Resin, &c Tallow quiet. Freights
very firm; room scarce.
CISCIHNATI, January @.-Cotton quiet;
middling '!0asc. Jour steady; demand
moderate; % - u s. %. Wheat steady; de
mand moderate; 81 g a 78. Corn-De-
mand fair and inarkt firm at 10 lie. Oats
firm; 80 a 39c. Pork nouinally unchanged
Lard dull; steam u a. &c Bulk meats
steady; shoulders ia,c, clear rib C'sc clear
G5sc. fully cured lsc higher. Bacon arm
shoulders J2sc, clear rib T42c, clear SC
Whisky firm at Sc; generally held at sc
ST. LOEIs. January 3l.-Cotton hfn;
middIing l9lRc. Flour quiet and un n,
changed. Wheat quiet and weak; Ne: :
spring Chicago regular nominal, ~ jl 80
soft ST f5ql &c; No. red winter y U5G
o. for sample lots on east track. Corn
steady, demand moderate; No. +: mixed ~
a 32I5c on track. Oats dull and lower, 2Sil
n ,qr, Pork-DcmDnd fair and market
| firm. Sl2 75dI3 Bulk meats-Demaud
! fair and market firm; shoulders ii5c; clear
| rib enc. clear 6l2c, loose. Bacon strong;
| shoulders Size; clear rib 7iac; clear Sc,
| hacked, Lard-Demand light, but holders
| firm; good FAC. Whisky held "9c; no
| buyers.
I1vERloOL, January ELECTION closed
steady. Sales LOCO bales; export and
speculation 1000. Sales include 1000 Ameri-
can Yarns and fabrics at Manchester hrm,
with an upward tendency. Turpen'ine as
Cotlon-SalGs for the week 10000 bales.
of which 1900 bales were for expert and
5000 bales for spectators. Total stock
l5l, 900 balee, Of which 109, 900 are American.
Total stock afoat 100000 bales. of which
2S5. 900 bales are American. Receipts OF
the week - 900 bales, Of which 5000 are
American Actual exports 1000 bales.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-01
The Jackson PILOT saws 4:

Considerable interest is manifested IN
the southwestern counties Of our state rela-
tive to the building of railroads. with
which that section, although ole of the
most productive in the State, IS unsupplied
The proposed Meridian. Red River and
Texas road will do much for that section,
il II is ever built; and We understand com
panS is TO be organized to h3iid a road
from MoCOinb City, via Liberty, t. Wood
vile there to connect with the 81. Fran
cIsEii!e road.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-01
. o O
POyG15 SgOf.TgJEg.

SRassov0os ug G1ssgo 2
S'ce orc - oso q ESQ 9
WAS BEoTCI9r 20 Po6 az % o0GebeG
a1d D Pound, gu +rrr9S G3aeea9 s9t@toa e3aSGsg
One bay NAEE
One cream cClortu9 &SE9
when, i not coaned R'qss9o, i've asa aa& go
expenses thereon psSd wioS D. sSP, ~ ESGf;S 600
T99 al 7ala Pound ., ~RDNTS0A9. q8braa7g d
ia'l I'd So6Esf aRSssaBK8n 52s,gs5f5sSssS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-01
MARK ETS.
Domesttc Markets.

New YoRk, January 3l-EvcninZ.--
Cotton closed quiet; m ling uplandsr Sc
Orleans II 7sc; GALES 2a16 bales; net recelpts
i4iS b,les; gross SOL: sales for export 1858.
SHES of futures li1J0 bales, as follows:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-01

RAILROADS.
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE

" il 90 "a 80 - '%
Trains Grpart and arrive as follows itrom depot
root OF CalliOpe street,
p.PaRr. ARRIVE.
ExpYess. RtDaA NJ. iEX press: ~ $50 P Il.
Mail......... seer IU::S5 A d.
Accommoda- IACCcOmmda-
tlou........ j al8 p d. 'tlOn........ 300 A. III.
This line 10 many miles the ehOrtest, and many
hours th- quickest to al. points North and East
and the only line running PuIlmaus Pa ace Sleep
ing Cars to Louisville, Hun b0ldt and Memphis
vithort change, Only change to principal
CITIES North and Fast Tickets for sale and all III
formati'n given corner Camp aud Common streets,
UNDER City Hotel New orleans.
A d. SHELDON, Agent
jaf1fy f.. D. FROS r. General Manager
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-01
OL-NS5lt TN ITON, tSNINl
To THAT OF LIVERPOOL.

The market opened with moderate
inquiry and factors claiming RULER prices
than buyers were willing TO pay. The bust
ness during the morning was consequently
OF limited extent, and although sIbse
qtently the former met the demand more
free y they failed to impart any spirit to
the demand, which continued slack through
out the Gay, resulting in the light business
noted above. Prices exhibited some irregu-
laritv, showing more strength in the morn
ing than later, he general advantage being
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-01
FOX HAVANA.


Touching mt Cedar Keys and hoy Ws<ja
Carrying this United stntcs Mali.
The New Orleans, b%0rISA
SSIEalsE aud Havana steamship OO@paI
SIT.4I II will dispatch a frat GD.ss Ease pas
esSS EsxssssaSffsS senger steamer
Every Wednesday,,
From the foot Of Calope street. 2lTso SSs@AEr
RATES OF PASSAGE9
Tc Havana. To TedAr SsT
Cabin SO
Steera2n. observation-disclosures ~
Through bills of ladng issued to eS podseE D.
Florida inCSIding Tampa. and % Mo- Yo6Ao S8lr-
lesion and Savannah.
None but the cOmpany's b0s of Qde39 signed
and none gned after sailing Of tfPe ueames.
Splendid passenger acc0mmodstisDS ard toe9eg0
No fTe git received wsthout peesas fsag 1880
zee.
For freight passage Apply to
l. E. ROBERfSo TraSsorsra
No. l29 CAIhIeoA sSTgB0
Over sae louisiana Ne tioaBS 5 a9k
The steamship HAVANA RsSws % WSGAo
day aR0J Sc
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-01
EXPORTS.

QUERNSTOWN--Ba Drowning LonS7-'
bales cotton .- ,,,- haI,s
cotton ,1,.,,, ,at+on 10
NEW YORK-Stcomsh p Cortes-255 bales COTTON on
PSI bales hides 80 bds hides $50 hides 100 OoIS Oh
100 hblS soap stock - ,,,,,;,,,r y,
cases brandy Is cases mdse - ties lard p kegs Lax"
q SKIS corn % SKIS oats and suudrIes .,-,~,-
GRAND CAYMAS-SChOOuer ChaiteDser-i|, 10
1our IN hills p0rk | eek bacon bAs cheese -
starch krg butter : bxs candles 30 bbl5 bread /
81 BtiTTyORE VIA HAVANA AND KEY WEST
Steamship Liberty-For Bait moTe-lG! pass COZ 1n,
ton 400 hdls hides For IavaEa-'4OO SKIS corn ~
skis oats 600 Ska bran :: ties lard 80 hhis nout -
;,.If hbls beer bbls do hXs stafin rs pkSs hid1o
For Kew n pst-J0Up shingles 20 bu!s douA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-01
IN BANKRUPTCY,
ESTATE OF JSCOB OTIS.

UNITED STATES MARSHALL OpprcP
New Orleans. January Q I873
7ENdlS ii TIE GIVE NOTICE THAT WARRANT
Ilct Court OF the United States for the District OF
LOUISIANA a2ainst tho estate of Jacob OFT
81 N"W orleans, IN the parish of Orleans State OF
Louisiana, 40 Judged a h-nkrupt upon his own pet i.
nom mat the payment of any debts and tbe
gSifitIy OF any property b longing to said
Ter OF any property by him, are forbidden by Law
mat meeting Of the creditors of said bankrupt
% prove their debts and choo5e one or more az.
X ees 81 ms estate will be held at a court Of
nshHrsLptcy, to be holden on the tw !fth dav
or F"bidrly, A. D. 1878, at II Nj at No Al ~
Gnang- aHde, eew Orleans. before d. AugLstin
;ooa .. B. PACKARD
Ja-1 IriS tied Sta es Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-01
aTE@ ORLEANS, 9I0BILE

TEXAS RAILROAD,
Passenger DepOa foot of Canal secret.
Trains leave at $50 A. NJ. and SIS P. NJ.
Trains arrive At 2:25 p NJ and lI:5y P n
SULLHASS PALACB SLtEPIEf CARS run
through TO Lynchburg, Atlanta, Louis vile and st.
Louis, making close connections with al! the popu-
Var routes to the East, North and West.
yickete tor sale corner Camp and Common
streets, Opposite city HOTEL, and at depot.
NORMAN C. JONES
e5aaeral Freight and Ticket Agent,
s. H. SCRANTON
job IL General Superintendent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-01

A Rochester lady had her pogtenonaaie
stolen and in her !lusteratioa she sounded
, ire alarm. aud tie thief was caught by
the crowd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-01
Observation-Disclosures.
MONETARY
OFPfCH OF TH8 DAILY EEPTBLICAE. !
VI Isl

OFPfCH OF TB8 DAILY ERPTBLiCAE.}
FRIDAY EvgNISG. January d, l6Ij.
The money market continues to improve,
u;th a lighter demand for discounts, both
IN bank and on the street, and slight in
crease in the deposit lines at the former.
All approved offerings OF short business pa
per are readily done, but, with few excep
lions, the banks reject accommodation
notes and long paper, which are cOnse-
quently left for negotiation on the street,
where, according to their grade they can
be easily placed at our quotations, We
continue to quote first class paper with col
laterals at 10 y cent = annum, and AL with
out at l2a l., second class at Is, first class
mortgage paper at ID and second class do
at T.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-01

and TO sea, z-th instant ship Re na9 ron or'sS
Nicola and Jamie-Brought up ship Eur EURO s
Co,bnnr Wright from the Passes-ToWed uoht
snd 70 sea 18th instant ships Athenas ana \
Mo.her, brig Mariposa-Brought up snip OF
KIN and schooner } Bartlett ,.,,
W. Lombard from the Passes-IoWcu oo"u
and to 2n instant barSs rPPe ediw afo
a pnnrbt nj scboousr 81 A franklin and Ger
iTudG HeHe5
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-01

Il Chimes" high priest in San francisco
bss been fnod so for exercising the evil
sg;,.. g With qt.th, ard trecCachC-s.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-01
FOR RENT.

HOUSE FOR RENT AND F9RxEYsISRG
Ia for ssse.-A eonesOfGatJS, tSa sSg9V Saa-eo
eliGihly 10 steS go CSrop strstto wiz seepoaH3oS
complete Toe hosatst !a"S and ael Or GOA ORD
b, q ntaffs n"", ~sao be sesd 70 blSvek o. a %
P!cte III all d. 9as tu!eatas Aavog Soea saS,,QsS %
IT'S owner for use y ill be cod o. aoso AI9 % go
health. fGrnituEe Seslrre end v0nss,r9 I..e .sSS
apply. Ad4S'5' hoESE, at AHA esiice
EOR HEAf-20OMe yFiST an Ss ~ % % &
board, IN suites Or sngla Axe. q q, a G0v
s. cr tN'e APli' "a ECoqGf G9aso ssoo 8
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-01
Marine Intelligence.
OIFiCE or TINE REPUBLICAN
Saturday, February /, 1913.

Saturday FL bruiry /, 1873.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship ,crtes. kcmhlr. for Sew Yurk
Stea.ni-l.iP L.1eIiy, Hud9ins. for Baltimore via
e. h.oJ aud ifAvana
EttH ....r Creole II pkIls, for Mobile
GerII,.n bark J. NO L., Auck, IOI Bremen
30 Er-tau bars Dronung Louise, Larsen, ker
qurruHL0,l
Span'sh bark PI.rcess pagmar, lawn. for liver
pol
Bnt y s~hconeE Challenger, sEoodville, Ser Grand
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-01

' IA IA ' hbi SOU dANP bCssF esSS To VESfS0
a~A The ~taamships az the SSrtA
ct 80 German LADsd Wy easSa9 tDe9
regular trips as follows
From Brcepp. SsoA Rove G5SaaEl
KOELE.... DrCembeP 81 SspaaRy go
ETKASRJ RG. january 4, byIsSSrS e
FRANKFURT. January -. AasCa g.
kOELN. 90. -. Cbrua' d. SSrch 90
HANOVER. March II SEg's %
%TRASSBURG. March 20. s9sI9 p
FRANKFURT. .pril g. %aS 70.
Further days of departure H<sl 30 2SSSgAat o. $50
after,
The steamers touch outhaR9 eA 18R SQc aeDo l49v.
ana, and on their hOm- trip a. Havana aD9 SSssiS9
amptOn TO land and receive passengers end 6ratg6A
PRICES OF PASSAGE.
From Bremen Southampton Havre 90 Sg.5aaA
or New Orleans
NdoiE'''''''''' -..'.'.,.---....t' q TO ES&
NlttFh1'''' ..'..'..G,.-. ~ Eri&
From New Orleans Havana TO Southampton
HavTc or ETemtn.
Stetr;tSe.... ::..... .......... !" GOO
FROM New Orleans to Havana.
"a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80. $50 gold,
SlttthS6..-.. - god
Passage tickets from Bremen. Southampton or
rtHvrt to New Orleans, iesued by the Undersigned.
For further particulars apply
Ed. T. STOCKMkYEK l co, Agents
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IMPORTS,

RIO JANEIRO-Bri- IIuudre 9TH 500 bags coffee
LivERPoOL-Garx itbra-ia5e .ks salt - dozen
GARDEN S-steamsdp Tsppahanuock-236 hhds
Inoia7les % bbls uoltS-ts
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-01

S,TENG. atAaA: HouHa-E THAch
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD,
The geest short line from Cincinnati Tor Coiur, cu,
eovtrs"igl ,yseven to 40 miles and arriving one
train IN advance al
REV YORK.
hours in advance at
BALTJrIORE.
'a"'G @9;Scnss.segen miles, and arriving ezh'
WASHINGTON.
Reaching
PHILADELPHIA
ono train the quickest
PEFS GREAT IRON RAILWAY BRrpGgg
over the Onio rt|er at Parkereburg and Beilair
ale completed
MORNING AHB NIGHT LINES OF
Pa'iifnan's F"i:,ce Drawing Room and
sleeping Cars
ore run Oh this Contr from St Louis, Cincinnati or
CoipnbEa to Baltimore and Washington City
WITHOUT CHAH0EI
~ this route you avoid all omnibus transfer,
Tickets for sale at all ticket oetcos in the South
end 8est.
Z 81 COLE
0eneFS s7sss' ATSntt 7 Z ,ryI Maryland.
Master Transportation, Baltimore 4arylsrS
SIDNEY g. JONES,
General bas5GIgsE Agent. Cincinnati Obtn
mills ~
'b'S. THs &AsT,ep.e o. TO TIE a&sF
Sis isau'so9'&8 sad @fffo azss Eylss,a.sss
Rai!waSs
CCr1riHtjon NJ tha I,Cnjscj!t, AZ
@o2d, and the SJlsndid equipment flf ossssnr,,
Gravel makes this the
SKsT S}8UTK To 9qNCI-sSsFl.
8Ls POINTS EAST AND NORTHEAST,
S'Ei8nE THROUGH TRRlNs DAEG.v,
Win 3reot connections FROM the south 2or ga
oinnati
WITHOUT CEANIB OF o3ks
Se cure 6nd ask for ticket 7a Louisville A7d shs
ohio and aiss+Es'Ppi Railway, for sale a. slI prta
3psl ticket Offices the South and in Louis7IIie 81
tho General OfhCe OF the Company corner fonr+l
5Ed Main streets also at Gait House and Loni,riIs
inc aud willard Hotela
+. B.-TfGGets to Cincinnati and po.nts S.s. Vi.
shts line, are gopd mail line steamers arc Mai
Inc Uekets are good on this road
CHARLES T. FOLLE'TT
Scne-el P" ssenger and Ticket gent 81 Lozis
J. l. GRfSWORD
General SupeTin tendent St Lc,ria
THOMAS HORWIN
= - Ss1eral Southern Agent Uissilla