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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-13

,...1 delIars are still quoted at 1898. 0lIOh, and
M~xicsn dollar. at az p cent premium in gold
for new and for old
The movement in sterling exchange was quite
limited. and under the influence OF the decline IN
gold at New York and falling Off in domestic ez.
change in this market. rates closed "a = cen,
lower than on Saturday for private bills and =
cent for bank. The sales comprised tZs.CU EN-
hracing $1,000 Al clear at 1854; S25Oo do at lsot
700 bill OF Iadpg and Al clear at 200 1IZ.;
5000 bill OF lading at 1861 is1: 900 n clear at
IL. and 5000 do at 1874 10.
The sales Of trance included ;5OsS eommeScia!
At the close ster:.s .ilis .vsfe quoted az l2o@o
III fot p, 'ate bill and 9:'. for bank ana iianc'
81 a4al for private ana . ~ ior panh' - rs
The 0tfeting5 OF domestic exchange were OF ap-'
eral extent and :ates were % 10 y cent lo"el
than a. the close saturday. The sales covet at
about til1 900 smbIac,sE 800 l., ns, as1 ao 90 End
5000 private bankers at . ceni pItniGh.
Bl5 900 commercial and 535 0C0 private bankers at
3l6; 500 900 and e25 900 private bankers at 81
and s 10 900. s 10 CN0 and ,2Jh 400 do, and 81 wv
and $500. Sa1I 1t : and SloV' on boston Al
par. c,,.
4, cent premium. but private sight was quoted at
. per cent premium, against i isis on Saturday
The only sale OF stocks reported wac 50 shares o!
the Mechanics and Traders Bank at 81 81.
In bonds we noticed some activity in city s0id
tearing ~ cents, which opened ct about d. but
quoted at The Close az 60 The sales com prise
S44 900, embracing $1,000 SlO.0p and 8I9,"oo al
So and s 5000 ami s 1000 at COS.
No ga les OF Metropolitan Police warrants were
reported They we're still quoted at Sass.
included ! 1000 al 81 and 1920 at SAY. They
were huo,ed az 6aa6i. We hear Of scarcely any
movement ~ Old, which may be quoted nOmins! at
67168
The sales of ordinary warrants included $500
at 45a; 5000 at as; Sl50 and 5000 at 40 i; 1000
at asa 49,; 5000 at 47Ii and $4,000 at 47a. This
market opened at As advanced to 41a. durlD. the
day but closed at about the opening rate.
The only sale reported of legislative "aIrants
was t35oo as Z. but they still quoted at 30.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-13

Ns believe in the man or woman WHO
Snas enemies This does not sound sound.
but ii is sound. Your milk and water peo.
ole, who content themselves with simply
doing 10 harm, at the same time never
slo any good. They are mere negatives.
Sour man of force, who does not wait for p
stone to get ont Of his heaven-appointed
sway. but manfully rolls it over, may unin.
sertonally hurt somebody's toes in the act;
bur thousands who will have to travel that
way will thank him for clearing it. The
man or woman who has no enemies is gen
orally sleek, creeping, cowardly creature,
caring ior no one but Understanding and
creeping his unchanged way to the obscu-
City he merits. lie adds nothing to the
common stock-does no good in the world.
and is lowered into his six feet of earth
without one sincere regret from any one.
lie has had no enemies; but has he had
friend, a place is vacant. but not iii any
swarm. grateful heart. tg fo- such veo
ole
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-13
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,

CAMDEN-Steamer Fontenelle-29S 6aie~ cotton
and sundries
ST LOUTS-SteamerJ James Howard-S5e bales cot.
ton hhds tobacco 443l sks corn 1888 SKIS sIll
bbs -four AIS bbls meal l7e bbls whisky .s cks ba-
con 1875 bales hay 1922 SKIS bran lG9 Dbls pork and
sundry produce
Observation-Disclosures F!r:-4,: bales cotton
and sundrIe0
EVANSVILLE Steamer Belle Iee-.iSs bales co,
ton 6 hhds tobacco l555 sks cotton seed J02 bbis
-four SO cks bacon $50 SKIS oats and sindry produce
Observation-Disclosures Katie-.90 bales cotton
1tl6 SKIS cotton seed and sundries
TCNICA- Steamer " P!ke-.6 bales OF cotton
and sundries
THIBODAUX-Steamef lizzie Hopkins-5Q bids
sugar bbls moiasses and sundries
ST LOUIS-Steamer Pauline CarrOll-a6 bales cot.
ton d hhds tobacco Ol bbls -four 200 bbs meal I32
ties lard STA axis oats 592 kegs lard 3l5 cks bacon
cks hams and sundry produce
ClNClNNATI-Steamer Charles Boduanr-'ni
bales cation PAS bhds tobacco 80 Dxs bacon 40
cks bacon 2S5 cks hams 212 bbls whisky 10 bols oil
ITO b,s pork 1913 sks lSc tics lard 100 eks malt
400 bh's meal and sundry produce
LOWER COAST-Stea:ney Rice Farpsfs-Sun
Cries
LOWER CoAsT.-Steames /. Hensley-ss bb:s Of
LOwEE COAST-Steaner Empire--;U" .ss y0ss.
81 MARTISvILH-Stes.,rr lda-:s hhls sugar
u Ebls Molasses and sl,ydries
RECEIPTS BIZ RitRokp.
Sbw oRLFASS sn3Irs AND TEXAS Rail-.
ROAD. May l2-G22 l';,les cotton 90 bhls moiaeses
2.hds sugar bhls sugar and suEdlias
SEW or sANS JA.SsUE AND GREAT NORTH.
KRy RAILROAD. May !.-5i2 bales cotton and
VH.5GAVs Rnr.StANA Ayp TByAs RAILROAD.
NJ. IL. SO 500 i'll specie AID sur'..lsS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-13
EXPORTS.

GIvERPOOt~Ship Mary R: .s-.css 1a!e9 CT.
ton 1000 slaves
CORK-Bark yalks en-fN5O bales cotton
CEDAR KEiS-Steamship TappahannoCk-
SKIS 10 bbls oil 220 SKIS oats S94 bbs oug 20 Cs
bacon and sundries
BARCELONA-Bark Cor s1ancia-29, 400 sta-es
LIvERPOOL-Ship Arran.ps6 bales cotton .2oa
slaves
observation-disclosures Mai-600 bb's -four fhis
bacon ties hams 10 bbs lard 5000 shingles 400 feet
lumber
observation-disclosures Amite.-650 SKIS corn f8l
pkgs mdse 1863 bbls flour 40 bbls breed 81 bbls OnioIs
IT, bbls oil u tcs bacon lot lumber and furniture
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-13
COMMERCIAL.
MoSnAY EVENING. May -. 1873.

CO'r~OH-.ee sales today mot including 80
bales sold iate Saturday, when the actual bust
ness was 1850 baiesl embraced pose bales, at easy
and irregular prices for good ordinary and the
lower grades and SITTER for strict good ordi-
naIy aud the higher grades. our revised quo
give also the Exchange figures, which are
for average Lists according with its types; while
ours present the proper range OF the market tor
middlfna good ordinary and ordinary given as she
outside for strict of those grades
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-13
MEMORANDA.

-. hip H. search rieussd tfom .:i.estos Feb,
-. :, ,or Liverpool, with s4e '':les Cotton aad
-. MS par, in G.stIess-l4a baes OF her org
.: Ego .iss been sold this port. badly dam
az, Ia. tae ..maig ier Asa bses - al present on
to+.r;. with which sac unss .eE voy age. having
-saHe ii. :.sce sssrT .ersrA.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-13
Marine Intelligence.
OFFICE OF THB REPUBLICAN ,
Tuesday. May j.. 1873.
f1fGAREn YESTERDAY

Steamship Tappaiiahnock. |endlf:on. :os St"as
Keys
Steamer Amite Donneiiy, 70, Pensacola
Ship Mary Riggs Lamden. for Liverpool
British ship Resea ch Owen. for Cork. fOY orders
British ship Arran, Lawson, for Liverpool:
Norwegian bark vakrien, Anderson. fOX Coz.
Spanish bark Constapcia Carron. for Barcelona
British scho9ney Mai. Webb. for Kingston
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Gen Meade. Sampson. from, Sew Yors
Sd instant. 70 John Lud wigsen-2d distrcta
Slip SciOto. Mitchell. from Liverpool: March >. to
A Miller &cO-Point
yana, in ballast, 70 NJ PUG Sco-Point
Spanish brig Antonio. BOnet. II days from Havana.
in ballast. to Puig &cO-Poini
SiOop Two Brothers, semey.a. from DVy:lie. I" I
Socss-2d district
TowBoATs.
:ewe;:. Riddle. from the Pass..--ro~s1 down
to tine bar goth ultimO, 5arks Villa de Carmi..
las and Pasq up ship 6Ota
Ocean. Williams from the Passes-TOwed down
to the baro 9th instant. ship Crescent CITY, bark
Caspart and schooner Mischief-Bgo,.sht Gp
Sagk RESOLUTION and brig AntOs!S
STEAMBOATS,.
Cnnfene':e. Belt. from Gamien
James Howard, Pegram, from st Lous
Flirt, Hazlet, from Shreveport
Belle Lee. Hicks. from Evansville
Katie. Campbell, from Vicksbur%
WIS Pike, Brown, from Tunica
Lizzie Hopkins. AucOin. from Thibcda.x
Pauline Carroll. YOre. from st Louis
charles Rodmann Shinkle. from Cincinnati
Rice Farmers. Dragon. from Lower Coast
Empire, Jeanfreau. from Lower Coast
+ Henslev, EnGeIle. from Lower Coast
Ida GOrSay, from st Martns.ille
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-13
Ny WIFE. MARY BER>DT. HAVING
" ANTEn.

CMALL DWELLING HOUSE WANTED.
~ prompt paying teLai2t w1saes to OBTAIN a
hood not furt-sr above Canal street than Jsrs ON
street. Rect mist not ed go per month Al.
drsss D. o., this once. giving PARTICULARS sp2S
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-13
Me.eoro+oxlcay ana Riysp Report.

1he sigma: service. United States army.
seports, for the benefit of commerce, the
meteorological record, and rise or fall Of
Che rivers, at 3: - i. H.. local time. yester.
Iar "a ioliouAs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-13
IMPORTS.

RUATAN ISLAND-SchOoner Hefena-20 600 pan
tains 1900 punches bananas 20 900 cocOanuts 5000
pineapples
observation-disclosures " 4 Watsop-59 bales of
cotton bags wool and sundries
CHARLESTON-Brig NJ Pennelf--.i. 900 skis siee
D'VILLE-SoOp Two BrOthers- 100 bds hides 10
bbs tallOW and supdries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-13
IEANB CLA5SIFICATIUN, AS6IMiL6I
TO THAT OF LIVERPOOL.

Tho MAJ kst opened With fair non!fy But che
movement was restricted by sCant supplies Of the
kind most in request. especially OF low middling.
and only 8mOderate bus mess was done dCr1ng the
the better qualities but easy and irr ocular rates
for the lower grades, after which the same Cause
checked the demand and while factors realized
very stronger prices for low iddling, strict low
mddng and strict mddlng, the poorer descrP
lions continued neglected, irregular and weak.
ordinary sold at II and 2tac; according 30 dust.
strict ordinary at l2si and l3c: strict
ordinary to good ordinary at H'sc, good ordinary
al 15c X good ordinary to strict good ordinary at
l57sc low middling at 10 = and lic The latter for
high styles and strict mddng 10 good middling
at l9hc. The supplies of strict middng and good
mddiing SO light that quotations for them are.
as they have been for some days past to a great
extent, nominal. but to-day they were in some de.
manded 1916 two Of which we're classed az be-.
tween strict middling and good mddng. and the
third WAS said to be only strict middlins.
The amount shpbOard not cleared, going on
the opening this morning at 10000 bales. embracing
II OCO for Liverpool l0,00O for havre, 5000 fOg
Che mediterranean. 5000 for Bremen. 5000 for the
North Sea ard 1900 for the North, which, when
deducted from tue stock on hand by or running
statement Saturday evening, leaves 60 loo bales TO
represent the quantity at the landing and IN
. eeses unsO!d awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports Market qUlet; sales
$500 bales. including $50 after p. NJ. Ov Saturday.
Its quot atiOn5 are unchanged.
CO-TOE STATEMENT.
Stock on land Angus. II ls72........... S.,5s
Arrived since last staten snt...... b,5W
Arrived prey!0ssy... ...........! 2oa.8.-! JACOBS
TotS ...........'...s..':.:..' '"sjia
Cleared tO-day...... B.Rl
Cleayed previous! ......Iio! '"'-ll.o.81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-13
PERSONAL.

ITO WHOA 1T MAY CON&EkN..i, VIZ
r LIAM G. NEAL a private il. Captain JOSEPH
0olan's Company !, Colonel Bahe Poyton's reyi
ment Of yei4nt+ers in the y vi. Mexico am ns4
apply I'M. =. the Comm sssiouer Of Pensions for
to OF bounty land AIT No. SO 2Co fSF ~
acre. sast warrant hAviI- been de strOyed b. the
ou1ni;g u the steamer Alice at New OrlearA
ny2 IA Ct WILLIAM q NAL
NY WIFE, MARY BEKNDT, HAVING
w EFF my btd and board, notify .i.e pubic
that: a1l not be responsible or aay letls con
tssstt'. b. Ter. ATGC IT EhRN0r-
Corner OF Pnr, and Love str. ets.
Nav Greens. April 20, 1875. N.Y. IL -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-13
Monstary--CommercIaI.
MONETARY.
OFFICE OF THY NAU,Y EkPCBLICAN. !
Mosp.Y EyENiNg, May Il, 1873.


MospAy BvBNiSS, May y, 1873. !
~. nave change TO nstice in the money no mar
s,e. TT, banks confined to discount all coed p!
be thstss offered. hut The demand. though rbera,
Is not quite Strong as last week Ine oter' .
I'm the street are moderate, and We hear OF IL"
transactions of any magE tulc. We rcntinue !"
ruote first class nrTer It Glo y cert = a1nin,
Al at ~ - nd b cpnd class ut -dlS, and nfst
rlass mortgage paper ~ Ole. aud tcoua clsss
St -.
sgEw NRIEeNe CLEARING HOUSE.
Ca.rngs Balarces.
., q, ~, ops az Il5otr2 70
May G........-.....' <'h' '"f ~
..,. .oN "a SEA ia 6, S3.S290 s.
Sam. time st wees. 3U9' - ~ 800, -
Totai last W., k....., 800 -, - g. ~ IN
Total week before. ?O1o@' IL i,if''f- ~
co,a o,,,poi =. .i7k p'Is against l,8l 1t Ner
Yo,I. .la aft q nn crate brS": sc.osed At ia
.,Ii-i Isc las ar than on Saturday, against II.
IN that market. The sal"s sIn,m "a up S7It".
Embracing sl3,O0 ct ll.l.; SD 200 at II. :; 80.
Us1 sg lTA pll7.; S4.cuc at HIS. and S's" a.
L19.. , :. ;,,.- American
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-13

An ingenious individual. with a turn for
mathematics. has found there is one pig to
every one and ionr-tenths men in the United
States. There ia nothing singular at all
that every man should have apig, but when
four tenths OF a man buys a pig the event
body who strives after d higher civilization
The mind instantly pictures this four tenths
of an individual getting home with that
pig. and bucking up against fences, and
Splashing into the mud. and kicking at the
animal just enough to miss it, and swing Of
his balance, and while We have long array
ct presidents 10 show that no whole man
svsy drove pig in the right direction. we
gan well believe that four tenths of man.
wrestling with that animal. would afford d
ppectacle that would be aougishins 10 the
sSs degree.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-13
Second Ois:.ic: Coar: :or :he PA..sa 0! O..e:sS-
10. 30 .32f.
pLsEMrToEY SAFE, on TEN YEARS CREDIT
OF EXTENSIVE And YER: :ALUA3L.

SATTURE SQUARES.
Situated between Louisiana and Napoleon areaues.
She most avaiIabi. and best situated II this
city for Industries Warsl oisinS. Elevators,
Railroad depots. or Steamship or Barge land
.s.s fsquirin: T.ver fronts. together With -.
wards Of One Hundred and Ninety
VERY CHOICE BUILDING LOTS, EXTENDING
back from Magazine. Between louisiana and
Aline streets. 20 Tchouptouias. The entire
without reserve. Oh eass te5ms and Sac Mss.
GOayeaieat credit.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-13
5HE RIVERA
lhta so0
She Man Without an Enemss

The river here is two feet eleven ;acles
eel1w high water mark OF 1871.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-13
AUCTION SALES.
By G. z. Girardev & Go.
.EEA-sA.E TO EFFECT \ PARTITION.

srccgssloS Of TIE LATE WILLIAM THOMAS
HE??.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-13

They have Judge in Kansas who fined =
sawycr dor saving sic transit. The official
Thought it was swearing. and remarked in.
alignautly that hobody should "s.ck" him
IN iha, court.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-13
RAILROADS,
RAILROADS.
>~~N|-|,~-
NEW ORLEANS, 1iOBILEAND TExA4
RAILROAD COMPANY.
CHANGE OF TIME
GREAT REDUCTION IN RATES

On ana after May the Coast Accommodates
Train will leave Canal street depot daily lSuf ds ..
exctptedl Tor ocean Spri' gs aud intermediate sta
IONS at 3:i9 +. d., arriving at Ocean Springs at
r. N. Returning, leaves Ocean SPRING. at q NJ.
arrives at New Orleans at $50 A. H Rxcur..on
tickets good for three days to all points
sPociaI sunGay excursion tickets, good only on
Day or sale, will be ued at following -ates.
10 Bay St louis and return -
r., M H's S.,a t ana return ss.......s. = %
~ p; ;fae.ne-ppi wy and return. 80
10 B1ioEj Tad return . .............. , 81
10 Ocean springs and return. ...,,.... 2 On
TO hsst Fascagoula and return '.,.. Z %
elnhay evenings tran leaves Mobile a. M
SssSs's - Se0 OSis SQA ~ about 10 P NJ
y. H. SCRAEToH
6sNeral Superin.eX -.
. T. p. sdUTH,
SY.C General ke,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-13

HORSE. BaROCCHE. BUGGY AND HARNESS.
INTEREST IN sTEAMruG QUAKER AND BARGEs.
FLATS. HOSTING ENGINES. .celS aSo Ap.
SARATlS.
4sNcsEEs SALE II BASERrrTc:.
lN.HE MATTER OY II. ". oEv!SH, siSKRcPT.
District Cou,c Of Che United States y: america Coz
the District o: Louis.ana-NO S33..
3, ORDER Of. J. BURNETT and /. =. soRros.
ASSiGNEtS
pY 4. r. EIRARDEf & CD.-1rCrros.
- eers~Otice No l: Exchange place.-WEDNES.
DAY, May II, 1873. will be sold by public auction,
at the time and places hereinafter designated fh.
following described property. surrendered o. IS.
W. oevint, bankrupt, TO wit
At l"3" 4. FL. at the stables Of }. n. Shswian,
Esq, No aS5 Gra:ieg. between 3gyaaes and RAN.
part streets.
ONE BAY HORSE.
ONE BAROUCHt AND DOUBLE HARNESS
ONE OPEN TUGGy. AID TWO SETS SINGLE
HARNESS.
At,welv- O'Clock NJ. az Vie Merchants and ars.
tioneers Exchange, %. Roy a. tetween Canal amt
INstomhousr streets--
ONE HALF INTEREST il, the steamtus QUAKER
and oIe-la'f interest in SIX BARGES as they aov
lie at Boards Mills Miller's BAYOU.
Ana at Z. NJ, at the Hess'Us:e II .4s Sale
End of the New Canal
THREE FLATS.
TWO HOSTING ENGINES
SUSDRY TOOLS AND APPAaArcS
ANY particulars desired will De furnished - ~.
plying to the auctloneerS
Terms of Sale-Cash on tie .po: at the fnom-n:
of adiudicatiOn mv2 3 = Dtd
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-13
By 8. 9uinault.
SUCCESSION OF JOSEPH BAUyEa.So. :sis:.

OK .. &C3NAC1T, AUCficSERRs. OYFIcR
Ne corner OF Benvii street aud Exchange Al leys
MONDAY, May 70. l87c, will be sold at five sclOck
P. NJ. on bly sian fields street, between Prosper
and Solitele Streets, by virtue of az order from
the honorable the Second District Court for She
parish OF Orleans dated April - 1673a
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD EURNlTvRB. ASv
WEARING APPARSL.
Te-ms-Cash ry.S -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-13
EAHAT JACKSON kOLTks

1ts~As SopaTt and arf.se rs follows + e
fO1t Of Caliope stIe.'e
GaPAR-. askSY
Express 7:t9A. NJ y pre.s .. aga
msail......;.. 6sOo 2. N. Aa.i.. ......l2 .sS~
Accos imusl.s lagoon r,u.
l"r... ...4,OL (. 81 tinr..... 8:5c
It's liue Ia raany mica -. 81 rit4s II and
~ ufe The quickest to all points 18th ard
Abh tue 0n'y !iue :nnEing Pu 'S..r's Palats
ing Ct-.s TO Lcaisville, Hupboidt aud Eer.
without change: Only one change 70 pie
s..ifs North and East. Tickets i,r ss,s s.I'1 a.
under City Hotel, New Oriaaua
A D. aHKLOON, Agent.
1SH - X q. P8OSf 0ooe,as NAnaam
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-13
KEw ORLEANS, MOBILE

TEXAS RAILROAD.
Passenger Dspot Foot Of Canal -trApa.
"a and after February 8, 1873, franc soS . 4.
Trains arrive at 3:55 p. n and4sa
COAST TRAtS for Ocean Spsiue. . . D. -, 80.
cate stat ions leaves New sri- - u
s4arpted) at Elj P. NJ.
returning; caves Ocean spriner s.:s = - s.S
>rrius al New Orleans at so 4 81
~ LLMASS PALACf SLbrPIS.S S.cs -, ..
fi.roUsh 10 Lynchburg. atlanta. Loai-.... 80 &
- Lpas, Hasag c os+ t0nnee iops w;ls az .SsyS
lar routes % the Fast, Sort ii and W.
Gcne-s for rae corner Carp -. -. ~
"sSceSs opposite Cifs Hotel az d al .r;ss
t. p. ssUeb
Genoa iok- 80
"a S. II. ii kAs rss
- Terc nj .rtss
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-13

LIVERPOOL. May IL, Evening Cotton closed
,luict and steady: uiddling uplands 8ssd; Orleans
9iii. Sales 1900 bales, OF which 20,0 were for
~.,.r: and speculation, including 1000 American.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-27
GUNNER Retreats.


NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
LINZ Offer eIsou, inducements excursion parties for the
great watering place OF America
LONG BRANCH.
The attention Of churches societies. clubs picnic parties k
called TO the following schedule Of reiueei
Parties 80 and less than 100, Al 80
Parties OF 100 and less tban 2UO. 81 % round TIP.
Parties Of 200 aud only 81 round trip.
THB EAST BND HOTEL,
under the Mr. Gus Pusr with lie be,uful Lawn
eToquei bts and other pssure for The free
siOnst well the reception aud Transient gues
Rooms mes at liberal utes
IL the most desirable location the beach Fer information apply
Al the oompauy Office 80 Brosdt Aston House Pier 2o North
hIer foot MurTsyiL and At the general ONCE Long BIaneh
JOHN =. COLB
General Freight AMI Passenger Agex
N. W. SKRAr. Superintendent
ORIENT SPRINGS HEALTH INSTITUTE f
~ Amherst Mas, for te1men, o. Ps,Jsin AL forms spinal
rged Joints WHY Neck vtus Dance, all Deform Lsmenes
Diseases Diseases Of Brain Heart and Lungs Hyes
&c g. W. RHODES NJ d. Medical Director.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-27
Monday, Sept. 90.

nhso,sienly expected that this viii be the
GRRaTEST SALE EVER MADE on THB PLANET.
Ts nropv warrants Is n. Fllh-sve OF Weclcster. II
MO wonderful opportunity for speculation, and easy terms
7h Regiment Band viii be there and will Harrison the great
-. vb Weeks himself serving the banquet under
a. a et Fisher will asonish with his daung Tests
IN, ops hs Free bost for the
ss v esve Fu ton Ferry To- l0 stopping MO.risanA
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Religions Notices.

s% S D e' . S' evening .
PermeeDs Friday evening Strangers cordially invited to ali
Church Of the Disciples,
Porty.6nh-st and Madison ave
Rev. GR0RGR II. HRPwoRTB, Pastor
WIN preach TOMORROW at 1890 a IN and 1902 IN
Morning Subject" Why Are Yoa Not Chrsuani"
Evening subject" How The lord Guides U.s."
sUNDAYsCH00b al 3pm.
CONGREGATIONAL BIBLB CLASS at g.
Devotional Meeting FRIDAY EVENING at Seats oheeuT fur
nshed to stnngeut
DeKaIb Avenue VI. y. Church. Brooklyn
Rev w. p. CoRBBrr. Pastor
Preaching at usual hours SUNDAY.
Emanuel =. Il. Free Church,
Corner Of President snd smih-sE. Brooklyn
Services at l0ia and ia IN.
An arr invited to attend these services.
French Church du ~. Esprit, West TwentJ-seeondst
Divine Service in French every SUNDAY at lOl2A, m
fsb1Ef6y Bap %s - o GU aud ses
free Tor an who come sgnda.choo and Bible es.e. at p m
First Baptist Church,
FLUSHING, L. l.,
Rev R T. MIDDLEDITCH. D. D., Pastor
Services TOMORROW Preaching 1880 IN and 745 m
sunday.scbool 2:3O o'clock.
Bbeschool TUESDAY EVENING.
Prayer and Conference Meeting THURSDAY EVENING
Seats free. All invited
Grace Chapc-Seas Free Rev. JonNw. KRAMER Pastor
SUNDAY the hall the German Savings Bank cor
cordially invited TO attend
Lyric Hall sIhsTe.. below FoTi7-second-s.o. b TaoTn
GlAM pastor Independent Society, will preach SUNDAY
MORNING al 10 o'clock Subject; Ibe Modern !doaul.-
Laight-st. Baptist Church,
Corner of Vsuck and LtghtstS
Services al usual hours TOMORROW.
Come and welcome
1Iadison-aVe Reformed Church. corner OF Fny-seTenh
GANSE, SuldaYschoo at 3l2
How Modern cRrstianty Fosters Modern DdabI"
Murray m Pres6y,CriaP ohHrch FG5 eth east Of
PTea ching by the Rev. CHARLES W. BAIRD Of Rye, n y
MacdOugaI.st. Baptist Church,
MacdOuga-st. near Vaniam.
Rev WILLIAM REED. Pastor
Services at 1880 d. and 1880 IN. TOMORROW.
Seats furnished to strangers
Old John-st. vi. T.. Church, between Nassau AMI Wlsms
Preaching JOHN PARKER. lOl2 Service Of song IN
The evening IL Seats free. Al cordially invited
Orthodox Eastern (Russinn-GreelD Chapel No. 951
FehsDvne service the English language
Sunday 1880 After the LITURGY, the Rev Father
BJERRING will preach subject The Doc9e OF the Orthodox
Church" All are cordially invited
Opening Reception, Evangelical AIliance.-oD THURS
2 the delegates will Reception IN
Young Mems Christian Association Twenty tbrst
Fouhve Ae hour Of social intercourse and refresh
will be addresses limited number OF cards OF
be obtained RsndOph 40 broadway and al Assoe
alton Han, before the "a
Protestant Episcopal Free Church of the Holy
Martyrs,
Forsyh-st, Cans
Rey. JAMES MiLLET Rector.
Services a 1880, 4, and 1880 TOMORROW.