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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-28

The City OF New Orleans -. Widow r.
Arnoult.
0UPERiOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans. No. 81 .482.--By virtue of writ OF
feri taclas to me directed by the honorable the
Superior District Court for the parish of Orleans.
in the above entitled cause for ely taxes for the
tho Merchants ard Auctioneers Exchange. Royal
str. IT. between Canal and Customhouse streefs,
il the Second District OF shis city. On WEDNES-
DAY. October "a. 1874. Al twelve o'clock NJ. the
following described property. TO wit
4 CkR:AIN PORTION OF GROUND. situated in
the Third District ~ this city. in square number
twu hundred and sixty three, bounded BY Bur:
guIdy. Dsnphine. Bagatelle and Union streets.
DESIGNATED lot NJ Der nihe. m+asiI ing sixty.
four f.el srent on Burgundy street. by one hundred
and twenty-eight feet III depth.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash ON the sp8t.
W. P. HARPER,
ee2focli "a Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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sTATk LINE STEAMSHIP Corp.~v
- STAT. Oh .: :' ',:;'.,.>..

Win sail from New Orleans for Liverpool Ifrek
Prom her wharf post No. 80 THIRD District orn,,
site Liverpool Bonded Wareh nse.
VIII receive and sign through bills of ladils -
and al continental ports.
Return tickets issued available fbr TWIN
to al; parts of the United Kingdom and kurupe
A stewardess and surgeon are attached 70 eAsh
steamer: no charge 10 made foA attendance ~
medicines.
Money orders granted FREQ Of charge.
Prepaid emigration tickets issued here u Nan
ties deslrous OF sending for their fliends,
These vessels cr0ss the bar At all times vttho.A
detention.
For freight Or passage. having superior >caun,
modations. apply to
4. K. MILLER 4 CO..
ee14 No. IS Csrondelet street New OrleanA
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A AGRICULTURAL. AND
MECH COLLEGE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
University Buildings. Corner Of Common
aud Bnr0nre streets. New Orles,nss
THU RKGUL Ar SESSION up THIS INSTITUTION
Will Begin November a6.

All candidates fer admission. s,N r.p 'rt n Pro
lessor :. l. Cross for xamI: Az The exaiu ina.
tiU.s vi! ~ conducted ia -. hall ~ 'he Academy
Of Sc'.,c-s. daily. trom 10 A. u 20 Twelve
o'c ock N.
Under the provisions Of the Law. {" en'itfe pnp'fe
TO AL IA ssnH IN the 3g,Cn'!Ia' and Mechanical
Coll. g. they shs.i. tie Sesd n's OF thu State, a.
l-a. ;Xrl.s YEA. OF az. Saf he tOu!Id CON potent
IN the Sranr he.Sf - good k,gl.h . ncatiOu 10 On
&c. upon ,b~ pTes"'1b..' course vi studies.
The, 70 Will pr attached to the co J. ~. unAef the
suoeryasio" Of the ia" ui;y.a preparatory depart.
ueht
Thu. of A. udes IN thecsi eg. shail Include.
u lead ng sbjsct. the arts and sciences, q, ID.
plcahle 10 the pog ess and Improvement: or agri.
euisute and tn mechanic arts ,spt negectiap She
!"~,.ve hsa,Gh-A
ocls ~ tnoN
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
, approximations of $500 each for the nine
remaining units of the same ten of tho
numb r drawing the $1,000 prize are. 1.8o
> Representations OF 62OO each for the nine
remaining units Of the same ten of the
number drawing the 81 900 prize are. a8C
8 approximations of $500 each for the nine
remaining un. is of the same ten Of the
uumbeS drawing the 8 .O00 prize are. l,st
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-28
EFCE.TTS y. RAILROADS

EfCC-HIS TX RAILROADS.
HoRcaN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
October 2,-.z37 'aies cotton ]. !hs sugar So Dbls
uolssses Il. exc iice 500 head cattle. aud sundries
EEW ORLEANS AMI MOBILE RAILROAD. Sep.
t.mber s1--399 bales .o'to. i2o tbs WHISKY 20 ties
Aams SO cks baco.A % oxs bacon 800 hb!s limo and
sund,iee
NEW ORLEANS AND T xAs RAILROAD, Sep
terber 1880 hhds sugar 81 bills nC!asses 100 IKE
rice ,.G eilDdries
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DARD OF CLASSIFICATION,

The market opened with fair inc uiry, bn: at
prices which factors would not accept when sew
eral OF the buyers wi hdrew. after which, under
further decline Of ?-'6d at tiv-rpoO! and 81 in
spots at New York, factors gave way &C. which
stimulated the demand. ard tie movement be-
came quite active, resulting III the liberal sal-s
noted above. Middling sold AZ az and lsasc.
We NOTICE that At . general meeting OF 1ha Cot
ton Exchange held at 3 p. N. ts-dav II was unani'
nou.ly reserved to close the rooms Of she EA.
change IN neAt Monday.
bales 129O3 on Saturday, 1850 yestert az. in. ludn.
200 omitted and 500 TO day.. against II 900 for he
corresponding. limo last week, 5000 tho week
before.
Receipts since Friday evening Ie 3:s bales. EN-.
bracns 1909 from other delivery ports .ef wheel,
1858 from Mobile. 2 from Florida and Is! from
Te.as, aud i5o;1 prorss: against 1883 proper
since August II. lie 2.9 bales agai0s. 9l.a3S lat
cesr-.nereaso ~ s4i balrs.
The exports com;rise ,s35 bales. eneracin:
..os to liverpool. 1880 to Hsvre. 2.as to Bremen
The amount shipboard hot cleared. going ON
board and engaged toy shipment was set down. at
the opening This morning at Il 500 bales, en- bracing
Bte,nen. 2oOg for the North sea and 5000 Tor III.
North which. when deducted from the stock on
hand BY our running statement ye stardav evening.
leaves 1900 bales TO represent the quantity await.
ing at the landing aud in presses Gnsold OF await.
The Exchange reports: 'Saies 5000 Bales ,nc'ua-
ing 315 after 3 r d. yesterday. demand active"
It's quotations 70. low middling aud the grades
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September !, 1874 .... 1854
Arrived stree last 81 atemei,t...... es3G
Arrive preV1ousiy...... l29s1i-l36.oG'
Tota!...... ............................ 1919
Cleared to-day. :..................... 33lo
Cleared preVionsi! Is ssi- 500
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A MOTHER CHANCE:
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EDUCATION AL,


Tho advertiser wishes to form class Of yonns
men cesr.us o: learning the above art NUNSON'S
SYSTEM will be Taught. in which the undersigned
has had experience abb. aud successiul
teacher. For terms. ETC.. address
"ci6 HLAK. FOSrER at .his Office
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Burthe and Thorn, l.afOn.
CyUpHRfoR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- If Orleans. No. 50 ,Sl3-- virtue OF q writ OF
i-ri ia. las to me directed by the honorable the Su.
above entitled cause sor city taxes for the year 1873
will proceed to sell 1t public auction at the Mer.
chants ana AucJioneers' Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal and CustOmhouse streets in the
Second District OF this city. on WEDNESDAY,. DC.
tober g. 1874 at twelve O'Clock NJ. the following
described Or perry. to wit
THE sd )ARE Of GROUND known a. square
number ninety. u the sixth District Of this city,
bounded by st. Charles st. Patrick and Calhoun
streets and Henry Clay avenue.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS Cash On the spot.
". r. HARPER,
se26 ocli % Sheriff Of the Parrish Of Orleane.
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William George Nutteriin ". JOhn Hippo.
Iyte GuerchUu1.

oc7a noa Is q Sheriff Of the Parish Of orean.
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Union lnsurance Company Of New Ore
leans Charles CAvenac.

cc2s nos IS ~ ;srerif o. the pa,ish Of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-28

se2S vc!i u Saerif Ot to- Parrish OF Orleans
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The City of New Orleans VS.. Widow
Raphael Barnabe.

ee2f ocli "a Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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STAYD OF LOOlSlAN0,1
Once Of the Secretary Of state. Z
New Orleans. July II, la7A)
In conformity 60 article l47, title nine OF
the constitution OF 1868, publication is here
by made 60 the voters Of the State Of Lou
isians, of the proposed amendments 20
the constitution Of the State agreed to by
two-thirds of tho members Of tho elected
to each house of che regular session OF the
General Assembly of the year 1874. and re-
quired 20 be published three months be-
fore the next general election for Repre-
sentatives to the General Assembly IN ct
least one newspaper in every parish OF the
State, in which q Newspaper shall be pup
lished. Said amendments appear fully IN
acts Nos. 4, g and GA Of said session OF the
General Assembly, which are herewith oh,
cislly published for the information OF
voters, and will be submitted 70 the people
&C the general election Monday. November
2, 1874, in such manner and form that the
people may vote for or against such amend
mep,s separately: and il q majority OF the
voters shall approve and fatify all o. either
of said amendments. the same ehall become
4 DAN OF the constitution.
=. G.. DESLONDE.
Secretary Of State.
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ejfth and last Gin Coacefo
IN AID OF THE
PUBLIC llBRAAH Op AGNTDCAY.
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The City of New Or1eane ". MarRarel
Burthe and Thorn, IafOn.

W. +. dAkPER,
cC2c rOa Is % Sheriff Of fre Parish vt Or,eas-a
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The (;Iy Cr New Orleans vs.. Sostheus

! - ~ !! Is Sheriff If ~. ia.i.,4 Of Orleans.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-14

l'HAELlTl>n CONTRIBUTION TO THE CEN
.aNN!AL oiLEBKATIoS.-InI The constitutional
Convention Of the |. o. b. B., held at Chi.
ago, resolutions were unanimously adopt
81. and Il special committee appointed TO
confer with and solicit cooperation from the
i>fa"'tes of the United States for the DUR
.'o-e OF carrying into operation the III IN of
uNNcllinS suitable statue or monument at
me centennial celebration Of American in.
dependence.
lhe proposed work is to be executed by
The eminent and renowned American sculp.
Tor, VI. Ezekiel, nov residing in Be,lin,
LiussM. The committee have instructed
Their secretary to communicate with the
af'lsl in order that he may submit designs
- Their consideration Us early as practicable.
Dir. Ezekiel is recognized as one of the
great aud rising lights in the artistic world,
aa''ns gained the last prize at the ROYAL
academy OF Berlin for his mastery produc.
uon OF Israel" and is now executing
"o:hs which reflect the highest honor upon
himself and co-religionists. We have re-
corded trori time to time his progress in the
htid OF art, and shall be pleased when he
VIII have gathered some laurels at home to
iau 10 The chaplet he has SO Worthily re-
He' Ell abroad.--The Isrdeitte.
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letter from Danyille.
Correspondence 0: the Richmond Dispatch.l

ff..rr,.sro- dt,!Ce 0. The Richmond Dl>patcH.J
p.Sv!I!E. VA, February II, 1874.
Judge II. W. Flournoy, OF the Corpora
fi,n Court. considering the increase OF
ro.ucry, has announced his intention to
save The lash applied as punishment for petit
lTceuy.
The salary Of the corporation judge has
l,2r. fixed ty he Counc! at 81 600 per an
2u;a. payable in monthly instruments.
rh:Gp Cannon, Z young gentleman re-
Gently from Bachelors Hall, in this county,
vi, Ind beer employed in one of the fac
-v-'r-. died here LAST night.
Tn. Quarterly Conference of this district,
Rev. Mr. Saunders Being the presiding elder,
ha> Teen in session here this week. One
delegate from Halifax is attending.
spy Ross died here this morning Of con-
cr.t.na q the lung. Day before yesterday
!.c Va, going about on the streets. Spy was
4 L".io merchant OF some prominence here.
Il" once X,Vrvd 70 seat III the Council.
The pralcr.meetings held at the Main
>.rcci Methods; church on Friday nights
AID conducted frequently, am told, by
young urn. have latelv become quite inter-
,>:iE4.
>al"< arr 20 conducted at the warehouses
."!r :ow tia, wagons are unloaded and to-
'ncrp weighed and registered at any one
.ra," " hilc sales are going on at that house.
And calculations arc made so rapidly that.
although The erie. is not allowed to dwell
ne clerks are ready 10 Ill! out checks rs soon
u sales are over AZ their respective houses ;
lat vet II is seldom that errors are made.
ALPHA.
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S, petersburg.

,r>r,rrS AND ISSFEC1ioNS
- sr.7T&rNT - RN> So ,.roprAST MEET
80 ,cco- COLLISION ~, 10
,<a--tTTs;S f' e'n. ,,,cnmoua p,spatch.I
'..,r,,.ponac"'' OF ''S n ,,,nr,erv 1S. 1874.
rF7EFSrrRe' t ro"' iui; enough in
-. "a, Mold have M." thc rain. but
''.,,,.[rnct. ever ""'" w. broken the
80. ..,y AMI Gncary iSI' IA" s,,u and moth
lack. BaS'Ne>S y ''''''
.'"' rr,,, .as, i statement % ~. Wv, ,.no,,
lac ..', ,,,,,n 4. this roFt ,ot We 49,.
'' I', Receipts. l.""t "0S , .
..n"~ 1855, : lsSt year. l.'2a n'''S, w.
,,+,,,,,s.,- !. 1915, Ut, 800 .H','>' W..
.a'. :" ,;,,c lust wear. "i."5' paws,
..>f..''n-@ I,.,.., stock. $50 oates ~.
-.,.'. >'' >,sr. {. sol bales. k'ce'lAS ~
800, III, 80. lie YEAR ending SeF,S'n'ci -
49,. i''. les: receipts nj All tue p"''s
>.'. '''"', ,.,,,..r st. 1878, ",""e'oVo oates
.,..'.' ,.r..,.r Of i26.H2' oa''H, Us >''''
.&- y" -. ,ya- IS, ! -.
Leu w., !, 4 statement OIL 'u' 'c
l.. O', ..,.,-.ia:. of tobacco Al inc Ware
81. L ~" - ~ tor the week endlhE TO-
~..~, ~, - ~ hogShcad> reviews;
~ '>'' ~,r,;u;>. !l3 hogSheadS: tota!
= -'-,,"s''',,-3 a,S@a hog>hcadS /: total in
a>sH','',, y :S2a hur>hcad>.
'1.> ",i. -: :aak place in the Puddle. a"cs
\ ,,Iv ,n.nnci Of The river uaF .. aMo
y. w., :Ne scAo>nrr ". d: N ,Ssinm g
-, ~. W:',..m Beard. the latter lH",o =: "
I'D q" us II i charged that the
". 4, ,r,a The former vessel. GaSneo III
"".' ~, ., &C., ard Aoirg considerable INJURY,
'&:. ' .'-',' for which damages at law VIII
,1.5 ..I'siTy >orght.
!. .rr,:r4u. meeting OF th' Lower A rp
A' ..'.; \. ,,-t: VA, hrii Yesterday. \ re-
- .,., 49, ..,>ci wh:cA clothed tre,''ic'l'
= H. E.lc,l viii tri authority TO cN.
.%, INTO 80! settle The I%G'uS ,.n; ,i't ,a nas
..,,~i 10 lie company from Tue , t"""I
"....ara i" -" First Na''on"! nn ,.;,h -.
.,i,u a>o @-o>e IN tie lnr,'n r;;,,r Within
49,. .,> limits. Ia: no decision "'> 'c'I ,nu'.
r.r improvements ii'a' nave pe.L tra nnSi
=. a.J-.r>> n me river, '''u ," ,,,w ~ I,>,
80 I.g - much money. seem no" a. 80
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Church Difficulty in Wisconsin,
CHARGES Against DIR. DekOyen.


MILWAUKEE, February 1.-THE Episcopal
Convention reassembled this morning. The
greater part Of the forenoon was occupied in
the discussion Of the charges made against
DR.. Dekoven by Nashotah professors, espe-
cially pamphlet by DR.. Eager, of Nasho-
tab. entitled "Principles, not Men," and
which was aimed at the principles of Dr.. De-
koven. A fire.brand was thrown into the
Convention in the shape of document
signed by four young students at Nashotah,
declaring that DR.. Eager had stated
that the pamphlet was written for
political effect. To end the discus
sion and personalities, which babe fair
to proong the Convention for several
days, Moses Strong moved that the debate
terminate at P. NJ. and the business of
electipg bishop be proceeded with. DR..
Dekoven rose and asked the privilege Of the
floor for the last hour, between s and Z.
NJ, to define his position. This was objected
to on the ground that it would be unfair to
the Hoffman party to proceed to the election
of Il bishop under the spell of the Professors
eloauence. DIR. Dekoyen declined making
any statement under any other conditions.
Pending argument on this point the Con-
yention adjourned until ppm. The faction
opDosins the extreme ritualists or Dekoyen
party are Conservatives, not Cumminsites.
There are said to be only few of the Cum
minis party in this diocese. The excitement
runs very high, and each step is hotiy con-
tested with very bitter feelings on both sides.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
nud-ReadinSs-D Society
Glove Factory, dc.
CULrgpgg, VA. February Is,

CrLFgPs1., Va, February Is, 1874.
"Cupcper mud" is famous, and we arr
having full benefit. The sacred soil once
,rod by the minute men" is very red, and
inst now very sticky. Really, if We were
bard up for paint, this mud, diluded little
more, would make good substitute.
The "Culp~per Library and Readngroom
Association" is sfiording to its members
eveFy Tuesday night very pleasant and
profitable entertainment in the shape of
readings" The readers for this week
were Mcssrs. q. d. Gray, kinlock Nelson,
and Howard Shackelford.
\ debating society, which is in success
i'll operation, meets every Frday night.
!'r. J. I. Johnson, formerly of your city, is
is president
\ glove factory has recently been started
!Ie:c, which il turning out gloves Of very
superior quality.
The MethoGi>ts have recently purchased
cii'inct organ for their church.
lie "lDtcrmediate Concert" of the Gull
i"'iFr Female Institute, presided over by
'"Ma'n ren;cs, has inst come off. 1t was
drr.d"d success, aud the evenings enter
,''NA"nt vas enjoyed by large gathering
10" Notwithstanding the bad weather.
Judge Shackc!iord is now holding court
-4rf-. Er
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FROM WASHINGTON.


Conferences ON Currency.
WAsfrfSGToS, February IL. There via an
Informal conference to-day In the, room OF
ahe Committee on Privileges and Elections
OF various western and southern senators
who favor an indatSon Of the currency. The
western senators, who want more paIxT mos
ney, have Of late become somewhat reasiye,
and threaten to make the issue Of more cur
rency sectional one. In the debate in The
Senate, both yesterday and to-day, seversfof
the western senators exhibited considerable
bitterness, and taunts were thrown at New
England, which had the effect to arouse sorne
of her senators. The conference held today
resulted in nothing beyond an Interchange
Of views, but the understanding was that
the infationists should Determine upon some
line of concerted action
Virginia Representation I'm Congress.
Indications are continually cropping out
of late showing a very decided disturbance
of the entente cordiale between the colored
Republicans OF Virginia and the amiable
gentlemen from the North, who have so kind
~ consented to represent them in Congress
since reconstruction. The cOlored popula-
ton seem to be coming round to the opinion
that some Of their protested friends have
been using them for their OWN interests, and
they begin to think that they would be as
well represented in Congress by some OF
their own race. The second and fourth con.
gressional districts of Virginia contain
very large preponderance Of colored voters.
They have been represented by enterprisiDg
New England gentlemen long enough, the
coiored people think. Professor John Nj.
Langston, who was professor in the How
ard University, and who has been admitted
to the bar Of the Supreme Court, is very
credltablc type Of his race. He intends to
contest the Republican nomination for Con-
greSs in the second district OF Virginia with
the sitting member. A son.in.law of George
T. Downing, who is running sassaGras-mill
ut Burkeyille junction, Prince Edward
county. Intends to contest the Republican
nomination for Congress in the fourth dis.
trict; and both Of them are said to have
good prospects of success Washington
telegram IL, Baltimore San.
The Man-on-hOrsebac I'm q Carriage.
The Presidents new team, composed OF
four handsome bays with gold-trimmed har-
ness. made its second appearance on the ave-
nue. this afternoon. Very wide and very
white reins controlled them, and the team
surpasses anything of the kind ever seen
bereabouts.- Washington letter.
Postal.
W. c. Hebner is appointed postmaster al
Glenmore, Buckingham county, Va, rtce
Daniel NJ. Feight, resigned.
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The platform Of the Connecticut Demo-
Gratis does not please the Cincinnati Enquirer
so well as 1t might. 1t upraids them for de
uianding return to specie payments, deny
ing their statement that such step would
relieve the stringency OF the money market
and thus reads them u lecture: "If the east
ern Democracy could go on putting such
stuff in their platforms they would at the
next National Convention find themselves
very strongly antagonized by their brothers
payments, but we do want and must have a
good many more greenbacks. We are not
going to stand the specie resumption nom
sense.n - &ss'. 7.
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CoIMm1ssION MERCHANTS.

.,J.nEs d. fIcKLEN, WARREN s; FIcKLET;
late Of Buckingham, Va. late OF DahVlne, va
I2B. FICKLEN & CO.. GENERA
d COMMISSION, MERCHANTS in FLOUR
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ern Products, Gary street between Twelfth ano
t,.ss.p National Bank of Virginia.; D.
+. HartsooE, ESQ.,; Judge B.. X. Wexford, Rich,
+; KsmPEas
s,,,er 1nS virginia: Colonel f. w., Al. H9lnaay.
Winchester. Va WA. stuart, ESD. Saieyils; Va
George 81. Ruckcr, Esq. Lynchourg, We =. = y
tryinS, Esq, Farmyile, Va; Johnston y Sn me
Bnnkers, DnHyiIei va. as-et
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP farm
~ COMP ANY. ssfas sdaRsS
FOUR SHIPS A WEEK FOR NEW YORK.

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s SIDE steamers, OLD DOMINION, WYAN
Ok6, ISAAC BELL, AaBEhIARLE, HATTIE.
RAS. anasteamer RICHMOND, every TUESDAY.
water.
These ships are entirely new, and were built ex.
pressly for this route
They have splendid saloons, staterooms, and bath.
rooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attention are un.
surpassed.
Goods shipped by .hts line are landed regularly
at New York on tie Company's covered pier, 81
North river. - - :.
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred. .---.'' =
Ships Of this line leave Norfolk at s O'Clock P.
N. during the winter.
Freight received until r. NJ. daily.
For further inIOrlnallen apply 70
GEORGE w, ALLEN & CO., Agents,
ia 81 Office Company's wharves, Rockets.