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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-10-22
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1875-10-22

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The New York herald., 1875-12-08
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Dec. 7, 1875.
Ormay S S eep Ss @ @msSdns Saess ross
ExporsTo Great Britain, 1882; coastwise dos. Sales
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. lists.
good OrdnSry io,c Sst receipts ii 7ss baes gross
l2o26 Exports to the Continent, 1875 Sales 105O0
MosrLx Dec. T. 1875
Cotton 6rmer; middling, i2lse. l2]sc low middline
4s 1886.
SAVANNAH. Dec. Z. 1878
Cotton firm; middling losSc. low middng i2I.c good
ordinary Isc. Net receipts. 1852 bales Sales 1865
CHARLESTON. Dec. 7 1875
Cotton firm middlns, 12slc.; low middng 1859 good
Stock 6I.5o5.
Spirits turpenne steady at 3sc Tar steady at ST To-
Rosln quiet at S21a for strained.
Flour unchanged; sales 800 bbis Wheat steady; sales
f1s SaYsv Se m sss sssg@p q S e. cn aSs a. zoe s
1000 do No do at 81 49, 700 do No. bay private
for s per- s
sls So shpstus $le s21 middlings SIS S2T per ton
Lake reeeipts-5o,ooo bushels wheat -,
Lake recepts-Four, e2oo bbls wheat, $1,000 bushels
ceipts-Flour, eioo bbls wheat 1900 bushels; corn
% GOO 90 oats q GO do al through shipments Flour
du rm sales 900 No mixed Western al e5c oats
a and SS @ So f. m S @ Snd
lard dull at l356c. higlwines nominally 81 l5
FlourDemand fair and market firm no b white Wabash
81 2o No white Michigan. 81 20 amber Michigan spot
and seller December 81 IL seller February 81 2l1 No.
red 81 Of rejected size Corn steady with moderate
demand, high mixed 5ec for old, 4ec. for new; seller
new 4se; grade, 54c; damaged new 425sc Oats in.
aeve No spot and seller December 35c. rejected ale
hogs steady, with moderate demand So IS Re.
ceiptsnwheat 1000 bushels 10000 do 1900
corn, 21,tOO do. oats, 10000 do.
The New York herald., 1875-12-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Ehe Stock Market Dull and FcVeriSh, with
Declining Tendency
GOLD Ia 3-9 A ia ID.
Rag Paper S7.42-MOney Easy on Call Loans at
d l-2 Per Cent-Government and Rail-
way Securities Generally Steady.
WALL STREET,


Ia view Of the recent efforts to create stock market
which would enable the leaders to sell out the story
of to.days business told by the opening, inter
mediate and closing prices, which were as follows;-
Western Union 761G 76k 10 761S a 76: Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph, 20 49, Pacific Mail, 4l< 40<
a415< 40s<; New York Central and Hudson River l06
q IO5k; Erie 163S 1917; Lake Shore. 60K 597s a
eoh 59k; Michigan Central 6l1s COS; Northwest
ern, S97 3szS; do. preferred, 555S 55A 55x a
54l6; ST. Paul. 361I 35al 35%; do preferred, 6ex
66s1 66&; Ohio and Mississippi l71S a TX; Union
Pacific, 10 rs a 70 761l 7714 76& Missouri Pa
cac Il 1lh 11a4 IL; Kansas Pacific 10 u;
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 12o4 l20 Han.
nIoal and ST. Joseph, 2l95 q, and Wabash S Az.
TOTAL TRANSACTIONS,
including 'washes," 1913, 900 shares distributed
II, 5O0 Pacific Mail, 26 1OO Erie 300; Lake Shore,
$500 Union Pacific, 3,5oo Michigan Central 900; ;
Northwest 1900; preferred, 1900; St. Paul. 2,loo;
preferred 1900 ohios 900; Pacific OF Missouri 2,2o0;
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 700; New York
Central and Hudson River 500 Hannibal and ST. Joseph
800. and Of Kansas Pacific, 1900 ...
ADVANCE DEcrIyE.
The changes closing prices compared with those
yesterday folIows:-
DEcLrSE-Atlantc and Pacific Telegraph, 1; Erie, "
Hannibal and ST. Joseph, "a Lake Shore, /; North
west, VI preferred, Il Ohio and Mississippi u Pacific
Mall, 1 ST.. Paul, u do preferred "a Wabash, j ;
Union Pacific, n Western Union, u Missouri Pacific,
~; Michigan Central, n; gold, a.
ADvASoE HARLEM, "; District OF Columbia, 365
6onds, IL Erie, in London, "a.
OPENING HIGHEST PRIcEs.
The following table shows the opening, highest and
cff ~
The New York herald., 1875-12-08
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON on THE SPOT FIRM AND l-16C.
MGHER--FUTUREs, Lice. A 3-32c. HIGHER
FLOUR QUnT-WHEAT sTRApIER-CoRx
P1RMER-oATs FIRM-PoRK NoMINAL,-LARD
ABOUT sTEADY-PETRoLEUM DuLL--sPIR1Ts
TuRPENTINE FIRM-RosTN sTEADY-ous
QUIET FREIGHTs FIRM AND sTEADY-HEMp
AND JUrE QUIET-wHIsKEY FIRMER-GUN-
MES sTKAD1--coFFEK oUmT-suGAR outET.
TUESDAY, Dec To M
There was no decided change in the situation Of the
general merchandise markets today but in some
cases the markets considerably improved on
Change -four was quiet. Wheat was in some demand
and the market steadicr. Corn in better
demand and nrmer oats hrm. whiskey was
hrmer Pork nominal Lard without decided change
though rather better Freghts were steady. Cotton
was higher Coffee quiet Hemp and jute was steady
Guuuies quiet. Oils were quiet. Petroleum was duh
The New York herald., 1875-12-08
tipped East to-day, b22, 500.
MKMORANnA

meeting or merchants Is TO be held at the Chamber
OF Commerce tomorrow Wednesday, afternoon, at two
O'Clock to consider the discrimination which the rail
ways are making against this city on freights to
the West The HERALD somo time since called atten-
ton this subject which involves the present aud -
ture commercial prosperity OF this city No merchant
should fall to attend the meeting
The Stockholders Protective Committee or the To-
ledo, Wabash and Western Railroad Company have
issued another appeal to the stockholders for the small
contribution necessary to defend the foreclosure suit
which has been commenced against the company, and
express the confident opinion Of being able the
property If the appeal is promptly responded to-
The reports from Mr. Jay Gould is that he is quite
I'll with gastric fever; consequently meeting OF the
Pacific Mail direction held at his house. according
to the call. Neither his private secretary teie-
grapher was on active duty to-day
II is stated that the Union Pacific Company have de.
cared dividend OF per cent
The comparative estnfated earnings Of the Ohio and
Mississippi Railway for the month OF November
Main line in 1874. $500 SIT az
Main hue IN 1870 ...........$ SOS, ,337 4S
Springfield division. 81 918 63-$827. .256 IL
Increase .-......................... S2637S rs
The New York herald., 1875-12-08
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

FsRGussoS-cRAIG.- .-On Tuesday, December 7. At 22d
West Tenth street, by Rev. DR.. Burchard JoHE FER
GussoS 70 AGNES youngest daughter Of the late Andrew
Craig.
HARr-SYPHER November 81, 1875 by Rev @. II
Gregory. WILLIAM H. HAKr TO EMELER H. STrnER,
all Of this city
KuNDAHL-BAER. --on Monday December 8 1875, at
the German Lutheran ST. Johannes church New York
BY the Rev: II. N. Held, CHARLES KUs0AHI, OF
Prussia, TO AAGpALxNK JoaASSA BAIER OF New York.
SAIrH-SgELEY-On Monday, December o. 1876 by
the Rev d. X Van Buskirk. MARTIN v. B. SAITH 10
FRANCES J. SEgLEY. daughter Of John C. Stanbery.
Esq, all Of this city
The New York herald., 1875-12-08
TOO FREE WITH A CoBBLE STONE.

Il will be remembered that one Joe Farrell struck
James Reilly on head With cooble stone ia East
thirty ninth street about week ago, and that Reilly
made te-mOrtem statement which was published
In last Sundays HERALD. Coroner kessler read tho
statement before jury yesterday, and the Jury ren
dered verdict 20 the effect that Reilly came By hts
wounds at the hands Of Farrell, and Farrell Was re-
inLurlea
The New York herald., 1875-12-08

and unchanged Rosn steady. Spirits Turpentne was
hrm. Sugar was quiet.
AsHEs steady Quoted at &c 59lc for pots aud
pearls nominaliy 7c.
ANrIMosY quiet aud unchanged Quoted al l4c gold
for Halet's improved
BEoom Cons quiet but steady. The sales we're ear
load medium az TIC and &C. bales
mixed lots on private We quote Brush green
choice LOG Ale hur green. Toe 12c green medium.
Be- lOc; red and red tipped. &c a7lSc.
CANDIES in fair jobbing demand at fun prices
We quote spem zoe SPERM pateas haeys 3sc stearic.
X Mitchell Co.'S ue 01), 27c 2sc adamaDtine az.
H. 10 oz) I25lc I7cs paraine. 4s es and l2s zoe.
a2lc
CorTRR.The market for Rio still quiet and nomi.
naly steady Other descriptions quiet steady
prices The receipts Of BrazIls for the
bags. Sales for period 15O36 bags stock at New
York 290i3 bags; at Galveston, 800 do New Or
leans, 1850 do; at Mobile $500 do at Richmond
$500 do; at Hampton Roads. 26.55O do at Balti-
more. 64,s76 do We quote Ordinary cargoes Is1Sc
a ls21c. fair do. 1880 a zoe; good do, 2014c
2o14c prime do, 2oAc 2ic; range for lots
1876 22c Santos fair to good lo4c. 2o4c. gold.
ninety days Java government bags 2os 27c do grass
2Ic Maraesibo l5 sgnsyia osy1on o snc %
Ja%sca ice 2q,sc s. Domi5sO ss Porto Rico: is3c
Manila is,sc 2o1ac; Angostura lse 2lc; savanls.
CooFKEAcE ,srocK in better demand. Stocks
we're light and prices were well sustained We quote :
sugar, sheoks,, with heads ssin inch. So 60 81 s5;
no., 90, ooihch, oA ~ box shocks, soc
rum do. "a; pipe do. So SO so; empty hogsheads
~ 5o hoops "a feet ordinary TO prime. S57 $40 per NJ
boops IL feet do. S33 S35 per NJ.
CorrER-Ihe market was quiet but firm 10000
lbs. American iuRot sold at 23sac. 23lsc. We
quote New sheathing tower IL OH Soc: bolts Sic
braziers tower l6 oz). 3c nails 3sc 39c old sheath.
ing &c liked lots, 1ec 21c American ingot lake
a23kc per ID. Yellow meai-New shoRthinG aud bronze
22c bolts. 28c nails. 22c. ID.
CoRDAGE steady but quiet. We quote Manila Narge
and sun all size lb 14c c do cordage bolt rope
yarns l6c lie tarred Manila lie Sisal rope &c
i21sc; New Zealand iSc l21c Russia hemp, tarred
l4c American do. lie. Russia bolt rope. tic.
CoTroN the spot firm aud 1-i6c. higher. Futures
more active and advanced lice. a 3-32c higher
The closing prices to with Mondays closing figures
are AS iollows;-
The New York herald., 1875-12-08

Totals als.......-.........2.cs2 70: 1878
after two o'clock --Decembe 200 at u January
April 700 at is 25 s2c; May 100 lac june 100 al
IA 316c Total, 3,4oo bales. To-Day up two O'Clock
M-December, 400 at - 316c., 200 at 1879, 700
- 7-32 January 800 at I34c., 1000 at i3 932c !;
February 700 at 13 1890, 800 at l3 7-i6c., 24oo
800 is Iiiee, 600 At IS 2i Sc, 200 at IS l.iec
200 at IS 2l32c., 200 at - ll-le. April. 500
at IL 2932c 300 at 1896 100 at I3 2932c May, 800
14c 300 at IA 332c June 100 at IA 732c 400 I4ae
July 100 at IA 1890 Total 10000 bales Grand total
leans 7S3 Mobile, 22l5 Savannah 1862; Charleston
1882; Wilmington, 263; Norfolk 2263; Baltimore
New York, 1929; Boston, 372 Philadelphia 25 Total
2S9O2 bales This day last week 25 054 bales This day
last ~ 464 bales Total since September S4 S2u
bales Cotton treights closed follows ITO Havre. by
steam, Ic to Hamburg, by steam, 1c., compressed:
Bremen, by steam. lc. compressed to Liverpool lied
by steam by sail. 5-16d Market steady.
FEATHERS steady. We quote Prime to choice
geese Gle 6'c mixed, as to quality, 35c. 45c.
100 quinals at $6 So 25 Grand good supply
The demand moderate but owing to advance in the
Eastern market the home market firm sales 400 quin
tails a S4 rs S5. Shore mackere and
ngs made Box and barreled herring quiet
unchanged We ote-George's Bank cod, Sc $6 % /;
S26 do. large No. ? $16 SIT. Box herring No. DC
26c. scaled do, 27c. 29c
FLOUR GRAIN.-Receipts-Flour. "a $50 bbls corn
meal. 72i do and 62l sacks wheat 10l 200 bushels;
corn, $4,000 do; oats 25 TO do rye 80 do barley
$500 do. barley malt $50 do. The Hour market ruled
quiet but prices without change. The sales
1900 bbs at the annexed atons Corn mea-1 800
bbs and 600 sacks sold So 80 81 for SO
SO go foe Western yellow $3 80 50 for Western white
and So 25 50 60 for Jersey and Pennsyvana yellow per
The New York herald., 1875-12-08
STATEN ISLAND POLICE.

The telegraphc connections between the new poIioc
station at the village Hall New Brighton. ana Police
Headquarters At Stapeton completed yesterday,
aud the apparatus was put Ia working order.
The New York herald., 1875-12-08

THE MONEY MARKET.
Money closed easy at Al per cent CALL
Foreign exchange closed firm at 4S4 for bankers
long, and 4S7Is for demand sterling
The OF discount from the cities named for New
York exchange to-day follows Cincinnati 81
per $1,000 discount; ST. Louis 81 20 discount per
81, 900; Chicago Csc per 81, 900 discount
GOLD
Gold opened at 114,< and closed at 1l41<. All the
GALES of the day these figures The carrying
l. u and per cent. Loans also made
nat
The New York herald., 1875-12-08
EUROPEAN MARKET.

LoSpoE PRODUCE MARKEr-LoNpoN, Dec 7-Evening :
Linseed oil opened 25s. 25s 3D. and closed pei
cwt Spirits Of turpentine 25s Sd. 25s. sd. per
The New York herald., 1875-12-08

on Third avenue west side I0s feet south of if2th
street Sarah CrIm. for -. 80 over mortgage ThS
property is valued a. Sl5, 90
The New York herald., 1875-12-08
FINANCIAL.


"A BANKERS 10 and 81 Nassau street
issue Travellers Credits available IN all parts Of the world
Mossrs DE RorHscHTLD
and their correspondents.
Also Commercial Credits and Telegraphc Transfers Of
Money on California and Europe.
A JOHN HICKLING CO, BANKERS AND
always prepared furnish Privileges stocks and
small ans to RSfcPse u the q the market.
In Wan street. everywhere else, it i. important es-
peciay 20 those who reside at distance from New York,
ths, the broker should es prompt and reliable and able
$1,000 WE WILL PAY $1,000
for contract issued by that dshouoed Par
ties not well posted Wall should call before
Titled ''1' seventy ~ p's' ~ =.
MEN AND IDIoNs or WALL STREET
s s a ns sdS IN q wch can e
%ad telegraph Oy JOHN HIckLrNG co. = srosdSsy
A -LsAPssLEY 4 BAzLEY,, BROKERS', - BROAD.
MAt::vWahAY WAY os BCY vrw AND & SELL "PRIyILEGEs" oN
CLIsIyELY.n REFERENCES GIVEN IN NEW YORK
ANY ONE CONTROLLING LARGE BLOCKS or LIFE
matter S eonfdcns Sy adape.ns % boa I Tf Hsa ,g
AT REASONABLE RATEs-MoNEY on LIFE AND
secures insurance Of all kinds effected With best conpa
MES y y HABRIcH Co. III broadway.
A STOCK PRIVILEGES OUR CUSTOMERS AD.
~. vsed when aud now with safety profh
Fcok giving iull information FREQ. Address BAXTGR
co. BanAers aud Brokers, ~ Wall street
CHEsAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD.
and s eo SG5hs s s Gsn sS s
that BY sending their address committea al the
office ot Perkins Livingston Post Co.. 80 Lberis street
copSof the plan q reorganization will forwarded 10 the
gi gtisr \ rrERKISs, Hayf q FSo@%%i.tee % q
II II. MEYER, } AondhoIders.
Ngw YoRE. Dec ?, 1875
CLAIMs AGAINST THE LATE EnRM or DUNCAN.
~ sherman % collected, one HUNDRED cents on the
dress IL Il. T.. ucgaGd onise, -.
The New York herald., 1875-12-08
.Tross OF TIE CON EXCHANGE pAyK.
PRODUCE EXPORTS.

PRODUCE
The exports OF produce from this port for the week
ending to-day So 100 SOL against 81 l03 old for
the corresponding week 1874 and $5 10 o64 in 1873
The total exports OF produce since January this year
s23s 373 sl7 against 5000 32l 900 for the
spending period in 1874 and s2S2, $40 100 in 1873.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds were steady at the following
quotations: United States currency skies. 122
a l221t do. do, 1851 registered, 1le4 a 11elS;
do DO, do, coupon 1885 1237S; do. hvetwentcs,
1884, registered called bonds l1424 us; do. do,
do, coupon do 114s< 1l5; do do, 1865 registered,
l15h 1l6; do do, do, coupon ll554 116; do do,
new, registered, I16A a H. do do, do, coupon,
12Ok 120k do do 1867 registered, 1ls7s 1191 do.
do do coupon 1227S 1928 do do, 1868, registered,
11s7Sa 119 do. do, do, coupon, 1928 122% do ten
forties registered 1171 HIS do do coupon, 1l7ss
lis; 10. hves, registered, l16gs 117}s, do do,
DO, coupon. III l17h.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The London advces report consos fraction lower,
and American securities, where changed, slightly
higher The Bank of England gained G69 900 bullion
on balance to-day. The rate OF discount in the open
for three months bills "a per cent against
az per cent yesterday The following are late quota
aions:-Consols, money, 9SZ a 935s; do, account,
o3X "a; go bonds, old, 1888; 67 bonds, 1895 a
1OoH ten forty bonds 1863 lo5z new iyes, lO43s
l0ik. Erie, 14Z. Market quiet aud steady.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
Bank notes received for redemption to-day s4o0 ooO
Revenue receipts to-day, $3.50 600 Customs receipts
$500 000 The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day
$50 gold OF interest and S1e4 600 in re-
demption OF FIVE twenty bonds.
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds we're firm and good demand New
York Central registered 1rsts sold at lis and coupon
rsts at 122 in lots OF SIS 900 EACH New York Cen.
tra SKIES OF 1888 brought 1o2 Harlem coupon rsts
49, The Pacific issues Erm Ccntrals selling at
10oH Union nrsts at los 1o47s sinking funds at s45
and Western at 81 Chicago and Northwestern consol-
dated coupon gold bonds sold at s4a1, Milwaukee and
ST. Paul lacrosse dvison) at 961 and do consolidated
sinking funds at S11z Fort Wayne nrsts brought 1l5
Rock Island sevens, 1loK Canada Southern nrsts co;
New Jersey Central consolidated nrss, 1914.
The following were the closing quotations for Pacific
railroad bonds
Union Pacific irsts, I1047E l05; do land grants
1oOk 1907; do. sinking funds, s4i4 94ss Central
Pacdcs, 1868 1OoA.
BANK SHARES
Bank shares sold 1O5 for State Of New York. 1929
for Central National es 98h for Fourth National, 50
for Hanover aud ia for Merchants.
stats BoSps
In State bonds District OF Columbia S65's advanced
to 90 and Virginia consolidated ex matured coupons
TO TO-
The New York herald., 1875-12-08

GLAIMs AGAINST THE LATE EfRM or DUNCAN
~ sherman Co collected. one hundred cents on the
STs. SSsr = ~ charge g service Fo further information ad
The New York herald., 1875-12-08

In Wall street. everywhere else II Il important
peciay 20 those who reside distance from New York.
that the broker should be prompt reliable
deal only with houses OF known Integrity
The New York herald., 1875-12-08

$1,000. WE WILL PAY $1,000
for contract ssued by that has dshouored
ties not well posted Wall should call
making investment We issue seveny.two page book
titled
The New York herald., 1875-12-08

AAs BRUkEKS, Y BKOADWAN. NkW YORK,
always prepared furnish Privileges stocks aud
Gold These contracts enable parties with
small means TO participate in the fluctuations Of the
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I III E S u n /.
\ WEEKLY AND DAILY FOR 1875.

ffI,HE APPROACH 'oT THE PREs1-
Dental election gives unusual ina
portance to the events and 6evelup-
.ments Of 1876. We shall ,eudeavor %
'describe them fully, faithfully, and
Pie weekly sun has now attaMeaa
circulation Of over severity thousand
copies. Its readers are found ID every
State and Territory, and its quality b
we'll known 20 the public. We shall
not Only endeavor TO keep It fully up
to the olaBtanaard, bat 70 improve and
ada to its variety and power.
The Weekly Sim will 'cSptiaue to be
Ia thorough newspaper. All the news
Of the day will be found 10 i, 'c0nden-
sed when nnimportant, at full length
Mlrcpso moment, and always, We trust
treated u 4 clear, Interested end IN.
|Btructive manner.
It is oIr aifa 70 hsake The Weekly
Sun 'the best family newspaper in the
world. Il viii he full Of entertaining
and appropriate reading ofevery sort,
but will reprint nothing TO offending
the most scrupul0nB snd 1ekcate taste.
|It will always contain the most inter
esting stories and romances Of the day,
carefully BeaeCted and legibly printed.
The AgficdftGTai Department 10 q
prominent feature in the Weekly Dtn,
and its articles will always be- foaad
fresh and useful to the farmer.
The number of men independent il
politics i INCREASING, and me Weekly
Sun ia vlIeir parer especially. Il be-
longs to no party, and obeys no dicta-
ton, contending foE principle, and for
the election df the hest 1teh. ~ expo
SEES the corruption that disgfaces Tie
country and threatens the overthrow
[of republican institutions. It has no
fear Of knaves, and seeks no fav0rs
fran their supporters.
The markets Of every kind and the
fashions are regularly reported in its
columns.
ne price 81 the Weekly SUB ID
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The DAILY SUN.-A large four
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New York City
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..rHE WORLD, AND IT'S WORK.

Those Of our Democratic friends who
desire to subscribe for q New York
Paper viii and mono that equals The
World in ability, or that SO fearlessly
and Gle arly advocates Democratic
principles. In the news from all parts
II the world, it is complete and it's
editorials on oil subjects are vigorous
and logical. To the farmer it is un-
valuable: teaches him many things
that tend to promote his best interests
which he sorely. needs his eyes opened
to. The World is now doing great
work in behalf Of the Democratic party,
and shoald be fully sustained. Il Bing-
llamton Leader.
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4 rnono4,cu NEWSPAPER.

A THOROUGH NEWSPAPER.
The World, in point of ability, en-
terprise and influence, stands At the
head Of the Democratic press In this
counhy.- Manchester Union.
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NEW ORLEANS.
The New Orleans Times.
LEADING JOURNAL or THE SOUTH
OFFICE:
no.. .c:a.1fP Strict, ....w
Published Every Morning and Every Eve
ning, Except Sunday
Evening.

THE TIMES Is AN 1NDEPEN-
i dent Journal, pledged to no party
or cfiaues. Devoted to literature and
General News, the Discussion of State
'snd National Topics, the Welfare Of
the Planting Interest, the Progress of
Southern Commerce, and the Regeher-
ation Of Prosperity in the Southern
States. The Times has larger daily
circulation and offers Fur superior adj
yantages to advertisers than any other
journal in the South. The Times Is
the only paper published in New Or
leans on Monday morning. It's circu-
lation on that day exceeds that Of any
other day save Sunday, and it there
fore commeuds itself largely to the mo-
tice of the advertising community
Encouraged by the liberal support Of
the Times The Management have made
ample arrangements for it's further inn
provement with view to naaking IT,
in every respect, the First Family
Newspaper in the South.
Terms of the Daily;
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A LII PERSONS FRIENDLY TO THE
IA Rapites Agricultural Fair Association
and disposed to donate it one or more Spe-
ciai Premiums, will please address the I'M
dersigned, on or before the LIST Of July,
1875. j. G. FRENCH,
June 9-3t. Secretary.
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