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The New York herald., 1873-09-29

A YOUNG ENGLIsHMAN WANTS A sITUATIOl
IA. groom and TO make himself generally use lul
good reterence Address w. H., Il6 West 2Jth ST.
The New York herald., 1873-09-29

A COACHMAN WANTS A SITUATION; IS A FIRST
II class driver ana groom; single Six years city
reference from last employer Call at address East
The New York herald., 1873-09-29

A COACHMAN WANTS A SITUATION; IS A FIRST
IA class driver and groom and single five years in Las
Uptown Branch office.
The New York herald., 1873-09-29

A SINGLE YOUNG MAN, OF TEMPERATE HABITS
"A wants a situation as coachman; thoroughly under
stands the OF horsos harness and carrnges will
found willing and faithful and indusr ous in way,
and give references Call on or address
T. f., l93 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1873-09-29

FIRST CLASS COACHMAN-WHO THOROUGHLY
N understands his business in all its branches wishes
n suation Is good and stylish driver; city or
country strictly honest sober quiet and respectable
viii give satisfaction where he may engage Can be
seen at No East 18th St, private stable.
The New York herald., 1873-09-29

A SITUATION WANTED--AS COACHMAN, BY A
IA first class man; either city country preferred Il
years reference from last place Address THOMAS box
l7l Herald Uptown Branch office
The New York herald., 1873-09-29

NY LIVE MAN THAT CAN SELL GOODS WILL,
N find something that Yields prot S 10 S7S per week
and must sell everywhere, at AENQERsoN's, us Mas
sau ST. ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02


hing the grain at the points named al most
equal TO the difference In the favor o1 the
Mississippi route as an exporting thorough
fare. But now II. by the construction OF
thi. proposed grea. Southern ar line
douhr-,rack railway 20 New Orleans We
can increase lnportallons to 4 marked ez-
tent and, through such increased impOftts-
tons. secure d much cheaper rate OF
freights between ST. Louis and Liverpool
than :. low experienced, the advantage
which ". claim vii. be made fully az great,
if not greater than ever. We believe It The
c0mm't,ee who have hi. matter in charge
will call public meeting and propose that
branches 20 Memphis and Vicksburg be in
cluGe1 ia thi, enterprise. SO that the vast
trade nov done by ,his city with the south
cas-. NAV be benefited. the enterprise
viii De greatly strengthened. During
every JANUARY ard February. in all the tu-
ture wears 70 come, and during the preva-
lence If very low water, the river affords to
ST. Leuis precarious and unsatisfactory
service Tnr frat two months We have
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
Tire prers..d Southern Air Sine Railway

1Ge proceedings Of the meeting held at
.hs Southern Hotel night before last. with
reference 20 organizing company for the
purpose ot building u line OF railway direct
to New Orleans. along the west bank of he
II Mississippi. was extensively discussed on
Change Yesterday, end meg with unquai
lied Endorsement. But the general wish
SCENE! 10 De that .his great thoroughfare
shou. be 3 .i0Ubls-track road. equipped
with steel rails and should have one branch
70 Memphis and another to Sicksburg, and
should he equipped with fully 10000 freight
cars. Then st Louis would be furnished
VT! s~neth!n. approaching adequate
trans p0rtatioG southwark and southeast
ward. with such An equipment Of cars IN
dependent trains could be dispatched 10
Memphis, and independent trains 10 Eicks-
burg. IN these trains through car. of
freight coui. be made up for points on the
various connecting roads 81 Memphis and
Nicksburg, and BY these means the entire
South and Southeast could be supplied with
-. Lpui' goods loaded directly into through
cars and passed along safely, swiftly and
economically 70 their several destinations
Then the through trains to New Orleans
What :. grand feature they would be 10 our
business. and now long after the completion
of such a road would it be before large i'm
porting houses. with unlimited capital,
would lie opened IN New Orleans, and cor
responding ones n St. LOuist An aiE-line
railway 20 New Orleans would enable our
mere han:- - order all their light and vall-
able foreign goods by rail. and to get them
wit. dispatch, 200. and 90 order their
heavier. cheaper and bulkier goods ty
water. A. they now can il they choose.
The creation OF such q facility as il
her. proposed would do wonders TO-
ware! maxim, New Orleans grain
city. b" making II an importing city PAS
the ship. which were sent there with the
come .nto competition With each other for
return c&rgoes. and thus grain :reights
across the ocean from New Orleans would
We very much lessened. Notwithstanding
me present high rates of freight from New
Orleans = Liverpool the great water route
d0WE the Mississippi river 20 the markets OF
the world Is considerably cheaper than any
other route offered 20 the products of thi.
valley: and realization of this fact. and
the fear that the producers and shippers of
the Eest would generally become con
WINGED Of /: Il time and turn their products
away from the lake and canal route, have
caused grsat deal of genuine alarm in
Sew York city, and given rise 20 all tina.
.lamor for free csual-2 ship canal 1
and Tor a reduction in the expenses
nf handling grain on that route at
Chicago. Buffalo, Toledo, Oswego aud
New York city. This elamor has been
. .fec,lye. I. caused 3 reduction in the tolls
@. :te "sral AID IN !Ls expenses Ct hand- |
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
TIC s.. IInnis .L0nrLlaL says:

The railroad bill which has pass.. ::!s
sfOuse AZ Jefferson City is exceedingly IN
satisfactory TO business meN, since u j. a
blow ut tho shipping of through freight.
Such rates must, under the provisions OF
shs law, he demanded THAT the produce of
sll kinds, cotton, grain and other treights.
~hich now come 20 NJ. Louis, will take an
other direction. and Chicago and New Or
leans will be benefited. 1t ia possible that
members OF the Legislature do no; under-
stand the manner in which the interests Of
the State will be affected by the proposed
measure. and we can not believe that the
Senate will, upon consideration of the facts.
initiate the rash action of the House. Il !.
well enough 10 provide against unjus: dis
examination on the part Of railroad compa-
Iies, bu. there il 10 occasion - adopt a
policy so suicidal as that OF the bill " hich
ras met with a favorable reception Al enc
branch of the Legislature.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
TfvIrsxrnph, Of the Gaifaf Mexico.

The New York Tribune, IN "a article on
abe coast survey, says:
Atthe request of the Interua;i, NJ Ocean
Telegraph Company, the first service III this
direction was to determine a suitable shore
station for the cable intended 20 cOmmuni-
cate with SuCatan. The examination
showed that great risk would attend land
ing the cable anywhere il Guadisra bay.
4 eitc near San Antonio lighthouse, inside
Cape C&ion, was suggested as most suita
ole. From that station line OF soundings
was run 20 Mugres island, "a the coast of
Yucatan, and IL favorable place indicated
FOR landing the western end o! the cable.
Ehe greatest depth OF water vas lItl
.tlbvmS. br. simpson, who VAS on board
.he .tcamer, made research IL regard
20 the forms Of animal life brought Up by
she dreGge from the bottom OF the gult.
4 few rare shells were detected, bat gen
orally the bottom was found barren. and
wanting in many forms which fhe GrsdG"
Brings up in profusion elsewhere. OF
ShOrrera, tho dredge brought up from -
Icpth of Twenty-Five fatbom- q beautiful
specimen OF pent2Crlhus. 1t was S!IvS, and
shout u root in length. At great depths
III" thprmameter indicated a temperature
set 39142, the surface temperature being a:
ehe Sane time and place 81 The strong
&c: currcn, observed 10 nine stations was
Whil. the steamer Bibb was passing souti.
gard % shea was found of Florida.
s-tWep- INDIAN RivrF inlet and 81.
e.ucie iutH. Soundings show a depth 81
WGiv s~ve&tee& ieer, tive Mii"s oh tie
aOls:
Or. simpsons iaboys in che vicinity Of
IN" Florida reef were undertaken in great
@leasure for the recovery OF the types Of
~'olluscs ana crustacea, collected i'll pre-
Si0us wears by Assistant PuUrtaLe- and ,
wst in :he gI%at Chicago fire. !ls.XFenses
C. tho cruise were borne by Professor Agas
s.z personally. The specimen. have been
received. seven casts of the aTedge were
'%ken ir the Straits of Sucatan, the deepest
o 100! SathOms, where the usual globige- |
bsn& bottom was found, with shell. and
serials in small quantities. Near Key West |
sGlTty-siX casts were saksn, mostly OF the
sch plateau, in from 100 to geo tathoms. |
AHd many types of the lost collection were
brought zap. Mr.. Pourtass successfully |
glredgea in She same vicinity in lS6s and, !
sss might b% expected, not many :Ikn"~E
aegGls wore added TO the colleeii"L.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
MARKETS.


NV York. March /, Evening.
dull; luiddiing upands 20aac; Orleans u '4c;
Gales to-day 70S bales. Flour dull and IN
changed Wheat Grm tor prime. Corn
rather steadier. Pork firm at 80 s2l1 a
o - Lard weak. Savals firm. Grocc'
ties qniet and steady.
CIrCINNATI, March i.-Cotton s!uie'; mid
ding I934c. Flour dull and lower; & % q
20. Wheat duh and nominal; u 70 o
- Gorn dull; !Uc. Oats dull; 80 a 39c.
Pork in demand vt Ell, held at ga %.
lard .Iuirt; steam held AT 1i.c. Balk meats
steady: demand moderate: shoulders DC,
sales ,oOjc next week delivery; clear rib &c,
s&les q: &c next week; clear 1l4c. Bacon
steady, demand moderate; shoulders &c;
clear ribs 30; clear &c. Whi.ky steady.
.rusnd moderate; Soc.
81. LOUIS, March LECTION '.liet and
unchanged. -Four quiet and unchanged.
Wheat dull; No :, spring Chicago 81 -.
Corn steady. demand moderate /; No. mix.
rd 81 l2c. Oats easier. he. Whisky lower:
IS q S19c. Pork active aud firm: sls. Dry
Fat meats strong and higher. shoulder.
"a clear rib 6a.c, clear 7c. Bacon strong;
large iobbing business; shoulders nc, clear
rib Sc, clear sac. Lard active and ErIu;
prime kettle rendered 7i.c.
Fsrsiss sFnrkets.
LIVERPOOL. March ]. - SEo:: h.:,ide-
As III
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02

| The market has ruled steady. Stock N
hands of dealers 1000 bags. There were no
sales this week. There is good inquiry
| from the West. We quote prime tgoIdj i912
| 2Oc: good 1919 l9l2c; fair 1919 q !"c T.
. b. Stock in first hands On the nrst !ns.i'h !
! 1881 bags.
CorroN SEED-1s in limited supply and
! good demand at $l3 T. ton. sacks furnished.
CoTroS SEED OIL-The market is d. =.
| Crude is quoted at 80 q 400; refined 10 4c
| T. gallon.
CoTroy SEED on CAKE-Cjty factory IS
! selling at S2I 30 a - T. ton; country 80 u.
SALT-The supply OF all kinds cOntln ues
good with Il moderate demand. Dealers
| rates are 81 30 q 1 % for coarse, and 81 - "a
/ so per sack for fine, delivered, with dedltc'
ton for drayage when taken i'll lots AT ware
house. Turks Island is selling at 81 a ~
= bag OF two bushels. Table SAT- il
pockets pig a 6l2c each, a. in size.
SoAP-The supply is good. The demand
for Shreveport and Ouach:tafs good. lntre
is no change il prices. We quote magnolia
at 5l2r in small Iots and 42.c in large lots;
olive Ga Gl2c: palm y " Sc: patent pressed
- i've lac, and CASTLE l2c t. fb. viii, a
deduction Of !. a l9c - IL on large lots
cold water soap Toe T. IL: polishing soap
Zoe: extra olive 70 in round los and =. q
7lec T. ID in job lots
NAVAL STOREs-Ycsterdav there yer"
sales of e. bbls turpentine at zoe T. ga!lcu;
$50 bbls rosin. No. pale, to the city trade.
ana 100 for export, on private terms. We
quote spirits turpentine at zoe t. gallon.
Pale r0sin at S404 % e biz; No. ] g -
-; No. > s. j0d3 u T. Dbl: tar $. p
bh'. and s. - t. bali bbl. Drch 81 - T.
biol.
IMPORTED FRrGr AND NUTs-Pa'erruo
oranges are selling a, s. - a % t. box.
There ar. no Louisiana oranges or lemons
here Layer ralsns are quoted at - i"
a > p T. box, halves 81 l0dl -. quarters
t. a 75c London layers 50 t. box, halves
81 IS, quarters none: Sultana raisins Ice
y ID: citrun A a 45c; currants SC: prunes
(German} Sc; figs I2le T. BE: Brazil nuts
IL n I4c; English walnu!s De- French 90 l7c:
almonds II q 23c; do shelled 34c; tilbe.ts
ID DE: pecans | a BE; dates Size + 10;
bananas 81 a +: plantains 75O$ - t.
bunch; pineapples none: cocoannts s. 5004
T. 100.
ToBACco-The only sales reported today
were hid at lac, at l31ec. and yes
day will increase the supply on sale 10
sbout about 400 hhds. We continue !,
quote lugs at s q &c: low leaf at q Zoe: Ire.
dunn ct 10 lc; good AT II a l2c. and Fe!ec-
ton. Il. I2l2 q BE. Receipts to-day III
hhds; exports l22; stock Oh hand by our
running statement 1874 hh. S.
FREIGHTs-Thc market continues stiff
Two arrivals are reported to have been
taken up for Liverpool! at ll-l6d and a4d,
which We were unable 10 authenticate.
During the morning shipments were made
q; J l6d but later masters asked fraction
more. We have not known fer many
years 50 light supply of tonnage at this
time Of the year. and arrivals are locked
for with some anxiety. We now quote:
BY steam Cotton 70 LiverpOo! sd: to
New I"ri. 34c. By sai,-Cotton 20 Liver.
M, Il n z. y. 90
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02

The editor of ths Waco. Texas. Adrcr'.
WIS IN New Orleans recently. and while
here had roommate just from the Yves:
indies. who was taken or affected with the
prcmonitory symptoms Of yellow fever
The .tdycHtc adds:
We gave him hot mustard bath. sw"tned
him IL blankets, administered dose Of
Oleum ricini. and put him TO bed. NeN'
morning he was broke out all over IN spots
~ith as fine developed case or meas'es - :
rye s'er looked on. IN two days he weno
abont his business. ehlrp as e cricket
Ouery-Win not the above treatment sue,
reed in measle. in nine cases on: q: yen
and il not, why mot!
The measles prevail al Waco 10 consider,
ADle extent, but the treatment suggested
migh. turn the disease into yellow fe'eE.
inst a. il turned the yellow :eve' lrto
measles here.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
ON Ne E.1IaL.
$A1rRnA1 Ev,Nlne. March ]. 1879

N%1Tk"Af tVkNIHG. NIaFFU ]. !oI3.
COIroN-The sales to-day tpot including
200 bales omitted Yesterday embraced 1900
bales at irregular and easier prices for all
kinds. except clean white cotton and
the grades above good ordinary. which
were steady. We give also the Exchange
figures, which are for average lists ac-
c0rding with its types, while ours pre-
sent the proper range of the market for
average lists, but with the outside figures
Tor low mlddling, good ordinary and orfi-
nary given as the outside for strict OF those
grades:
E;:W ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION, AssINILarID
4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
measles heI

James p. Wells, the head anG iron' OF
.he American gambling-house recently
broken up in Paris, was, ten years ago. .
minister in good standing, and had charge
of a Massachusetts, church.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
For HavaDa and Puvone.

The following is the passenger list Of the
steamship Frankfurt, Captain F. Won
Bulov, which cleared yesterday for Havana
and Bremen:
For Europe-Mr. Alfred Vital Eenahen.
of Monterey, Mexico; Mrs. Emile Robien,
New Orleans: Mr.. Lewis Hernsheim. Ne u
Orleans.
For Hsvana-Naior General Mcdowell,
Of United States army; Lieutenant J. II.
Jones, OF United States ARM; Mr.. Alfred
Barpsben, secretary de la Legation Belg, A.;
Mr.. Chrishohn and lady. Chicago; William
l.. Grey and lady. Chicago: Miss Belle Del
lenbaugb. Chicago; Mr.. Pond. New York;
Genera! A Gridev and lady. Bloomington.
Illinois: Mr. Juliu. LeBlance and SOD.
Havana: Mr.. (. c. Dean and lady, Detroit;
Mr.. Robert Ernst, New Orleans; J. H..
Woods. New York; Ed A. Rogers and lady,
Quincy. Illinois: Charles Goette, New Iol X;
J. f OTIS, Chicago: Jose K. Toscaua, New
Orleans: AugUstin Orihuelay Gonzales.
New Orleans-:wenty-tiv cabin pass"n gers
and FORTY stee:age passengers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
The Memphis Register say. Of Ms. Car.

The Memphis Register says Of Mis-. Car.
lotta LeClerca. who will appear at the St.
Charlie. Theatre next Monday evening:
WheIr dignity i. required, .le is d.
nited: where N!VacItv rs requisite. she IL
vivacious; when force and strong express
sion are needed. she i. forcible and expires.
sivs: in the illustration Of humor she is
gay and sparkling. amt in toe nober bursts
of passion she IL grand almost to sublimitv.
Her impersonation. possess the rare merit
Of fidelity and care to text and meaning.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
Marine Intelligence.
sEFlCE OF THE REPUBLICAN
Sunday, March :. 1873.

a [
Sunday. March ;. 1873.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
G'i'"an .:"an,slP Frankfurt. 70. EIsrn"D ~ l:..
SanH and southampton
Steamship United States, Baker for New York
Steamship Cortes. kembte. for New York
British steamship Fire Queen C"rbishley. ior Wv.
ship Gisnt's c Ca, Walters. Tor Liverpoo:
Norwegian ship Hypatia, Food for ,ronsta,.:
Ship McSetr. scott. for Liverpool
Norwegian bark Agdeg. Jacobsen, FOR CrOnstaGt
Schooner Matte Franklin. Griffin, for Boston
Schooner Enterprise Miller -cr Sabine Pass
- h"oN.T Relief. Fland. for Pensacola
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
tNo arrivals from sea reported.
STEAMBOATS,.
Common wealth. sedan from Cincinnati:
Allegheny Belle and barses. Booth. from CiL-
cinuati
~ John. Gr.athous- from, Baton Rouge
Empire, JeanfreaI.. from Lower Cod.,
a.anry Tete. palteres. from ThiboG.4.
aary Poe Poe. from Shreveport
San Nicolas Wrigiey. from Tsusa.. Lake
Maine. da!s. !SOm Pear IIV.S
EXPORTS.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Fire. s,:..:l-...; .,.lss
cotton 90 bdis hides 600 slaves
Bc&.oN-$.,hooneE Matt. f.aaisiu-.;o:
bales cotton 23in slaves let old i~n-,
tRoNSf AD f-Snp Hyp#tia-257: bales cotton
SABINE PASS hOcner tntcrpiist-' q SKIS corr
'"a bbie -Four IL "hts m"a' :cs !alG ..x- bacon
PFNSACOLA--S-hocn"r R.'i.t-.o. .ah.ases
hhs potatoes! bhs a!yles !U.' "o""anrts AID SUE.
dries
LIVERPOOL Ship Mc:ea,-a. ,'. ,s.,. cotton. $40.
slaves
BREMEN VIA HAVANA AND s1yTHAuP!Ov-
Steamship FrankfGr.-!or Ersmsn-2lJ. Gales CO...
ton l22 Rhds tobacco
NEW YoRK-St.am~'tfr U:i'ei Sa.es--t:I.'ale.
"c!tOn 700 hides ~ ibis OF ."6 bs hide. I'd. .:
iron 50 bales moss
NEW Notwithstanding T.r., FOG t.l.. .o,,o,,
$40 hides sG hGls hides .4G bales IIGes :! Id. '.C1.
d Cases ndse + :. 252 in specie
LlVtRPtNii.-Silpt si..i.e's hair.
cot tcn 20O0 slaves
CSoS$vArr-:: Bark AgGe,-'G.o;a.s....op
IMPORTS.
RIO SASffR,- Brig Pepita 4o.l Gag.s,.fes
MARSh LIE Shark Si.ius-Astd mGs.
CEDAR hhIS-ScsuOncr @ W Us.-Asrd n.'se
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
NCiNNATI-Steanes Commonweai'h-.-;..J
axis corn u hhds tobacco 80 malt ~ Gks bacon
"3 hbis pork AR bbs flour goo tes lard ~ bales ..
hay :25 bbls whisky
CINCINNATI-Steamep A''rgHanv E.r. .,5
eargss-3O25 SKIS corn PIP? bbls -four 900 cks bacon
2o ties lard 1900 SKIS is 8i8 SKIS NAL. 1873 bbs ;ork
BATON RcUGE-Steamer ST john balet cotton
IS hhds sugar 5. bbls molasses
LOWER COAST-Stsamsr En- pire--3li sr.r;.
THlBADAUI- Steamer Henry Ttte-iaO Lhds -.
CAV q bbls molasses
observation-disclosures Mary Poe-la.it:.e.
cotton ''
TENSAs LaKE-Steamer Sar Nico.as-.lco.k- &.
cotton seed
PEARL RIVER Steamer Martino-l.:. La:.. coz:
ton and sUndries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD
NJ" ORLEANS MOBILE AND TETAS RAIL.
and sundries
NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT S,p-p.
ERN RAILROAD, March l-I:3: ball. .a,;a,. AVA
sundTy produce 800
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GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.

q e
.r.ins depart and af1iv.. as fo;owe IRON. zero.
foot OF C.lhope street,.
DEPART sNE';P.
!2press. SEQ 4. 4 9Kpress......I 100 P N.
Mall .6i0U 7. VI! Nall. .itsl&5 a. ii.
ECcoInnOdao iAcccomIuds.
'-Oh. 4:O0 !. NJ. tOA..... $3.50 A. n.
ms line IS Fany miles the shortest and maTy
hours the quickest 80 all points North and East,
and the only he running Puman's Palace Sleep
.IG Cars to Louisville, Hum boldt and Memphis
without change Only one change TO principal
cities North and Kasto Tickets for sale aid all e.
formation given corner Camp and Common s.reets,
Nade. City Hotel. New Orleans.
AZ D. SHELDON, Agent
'alZiy E. ID. FROST Genera MaTaper
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02

The Boston Transcript says: The rene
dy TOR corruption in higa places 10 !ptelIi-
genss IL lev p.2ee.."
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
R.AjLn<:hUS.
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE
TEEAS RAILROAD.
Passenger Depot Foot of Canal street.

On and after February g. E-,. :rarLs ave 5:
i. NJ. and Sis P. NJ
Trains arrive at 3:55 P. II. and ?. ".
COAST TRAIN RUNS TO OCEAN s!RikGs.
Leaves New Orleans every Satuldavs: M
Leaves Ocean Springs every Sunday u: =, n.
stopping at al. STATIC S,
PULLMAE'S PALACE SLEEPING CARS run
through to Lynchburg, Atlanta. Louisville AND 81,
Louis. making close ions with al: .Ae t.opa.
a. Toutes 10 the East. North and West
Tickets for sale c,ruer Camp and scu.uhr
streets. "ggos:t" Git: Hole! and at depo..
+. J.. SHC1F
General Ticket agei:.
s. II. SCRANTON
Jay General SuDeru-+fItrs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02

STEEL RAIL-: DOUBLE TEAEh
BALTIMORE. AND IErO
RAILROAD,
!:s I:sas hh0T. ine from CincirIa; &. :Ln.ntta
EASTs
sav:hs eighty seven TO ITO miles. atc. So n. 6 GA
train IN advance az
NEW YORK,
SS"'ir fttJ tine miles and srrivlr.s B.: :.f.. Es.R
Scurs IN advance a.
BALTIMORE,
Ss'ac seventy seven miles, and s-1-s-.,1 &Isira
$40 S!AFee-auarters houEs in aG vsEEs8t
WASHINGTON.
Reaching
PHILADELPHIA
Que traio the uuickee.
THR GREAT IRON RAILWAY ERffssts
over she ONO river. at Psrkersburg fsDct k+.sIb
are completed.
MORNING. ANn NIGHT LINES ue
5uli'hans fafnce Urawtns.RGcn &R6
Sleeping Cars
A;e run Oh this from ST. Louis Clr.rlrf6t Cd
'oIEuoUs 10 Baltimore ard Washington. CITY.
WITHOUT CHANGE!
~ Sfis foLte ToU AVOID all 6rrI:r,.. ;:4.,Ebnt5
Sid teTrIes.
!9ckete for sale at a.! ..chet ctEc.t :. u. .ktth
go West.
l.. II. COLE
6srefal Tiohe: Agent BaltiInore No., .uH
". ?. SMITE.
1as.er TTarspor'at:cr, Baltimore Nsr. .;.R
SIDNEY B. JONES
General Pa.ss+ :GsE agent. Cinc1nEa. .1L,o,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-02
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
BUSINESS CHANGES.

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~ UtIfE.-THE CO-PARrEEHSHIP HERETO.
~ fore existing between the UNDERSIGNED urd4r
IN" style and firm Of p ). PaVY /. 60 has be.n Il.
soI'tt. ~ mutual consent. Messrs l. J p.vv and
Joseph =. Hncks are 30 attend 10 the Lui.ida.iun
Ill the following mar ner
T. J. Pavy a one stall have the ilar:-,,r.r. 81
the p 3ntaiUns securing the claims OF The e-.Ci,
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Joseph 4. Hincfs will Rave charge o! me '.nr;
dation of the commercial affairs Of the firm ana
VIII SIT! the :ams OF the firm in liquidation eDIy
7. }. PAVT.
JOSEPH A. EISCKs.
Nv oil"sis Msfch J. 1913. nlh2 -
SOPARTNER@EIP.- VNDERNIGNFD
~ have this day entered into partnership ,nder
the finn mans of CHASE 4 ESTLIH, for ibe pur.
poae OF conducting the cotton picking business in
inns city. We nave every facility for picking
ba ing and repairing cotton. and will give the bust.
ness Our Undivided attention. We TelpectfuIIv
'ohelt .taTt 81 pabGc patronage
c. f. CHASE.
fele I'm z " EATIiS
oIItE..........'... ................N0TICE,
The death Of Mr. CUrHBERT H. BLOCoXR vii,
cause nc change N the style of our firu. which
slI! be centInned az heretofore.
StoCt NIB. BALDWIN L co,
New or'eans. February 4. Ia13. as.In