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, 1875-05-15

CONVENTION IT NtAnARA FALLS.
aPsris' nfsas'tA 10 Tie ta1easo Tribune.
1uFfALo, May 1+-As Thnrsday's metLpe Of the
International Underwriters 1t Tho Fas tariff rates On
aala md careoea wcre suspendrd loaylug companies
sut ana sllado II ratos. The resolution nlortel at
Et1c!and authorizing tho artoiutneuts Ut iusnoctors
Sh'cugo milwaukee,, and Eseanaba, to supervise tue
1osalng Of vessels etc., was rctc,udea,
, 1875-05-15

BASE BALL.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NEW yonE, MAY 14--Uase ball: Mutuala, ! !;
phi!adelphias, !, .........
Observation-Disclosures.
uihTFonp, Ct, MAy 14.-Uase bElls uxrt9oEds,
10 Athletics, 2.
, 1875-05-15
MURDERER CAPTURED.

MURDERER CAPTURED.
Epteiat Dspatch ia 1'hs chteaas 7rtbunt.
TEnnE 1IAuTE, Ind, May 14.-Informatiuu
was received tonight Of the capture OF Francis
I,aoe. tue Trueblood murderer Of laat Christmas
eyo.
, 1875-05-15

tia OIL. On sreonnt of tho talRnre khs co,,l. mt
rnJo mt hut It Thought bio ix one Ut tho Iaks
flsAb rr,etat nfsrstta h Tie Cnttdaa Tribune.
ar1rAfn, II. ~ May ll.--rce little changed here.
~. rrup J.va, from GLicaFo, Ass beeu al day work
~ il, At y. III. ala had reached near tbs south
III III n Tho outer trtakwater, Rft appeared fIat
- T.. to.lsy. telegram from pors cohofne says
,ssr xrre ttcEo 1t =. MI, snd woI1h start In ss
esna fos s s.9s ,, I'll. vss.el ss md 'ntsr .rs
"a olhrr sails werc 7IrIllo tbovt The lee No nj
s,mpt. hs.e fscn ha'le to 1taye tnra to.4lhy. Tie
ini was suteaator!y during ths Day but changed
i ufauthne4l&sty lo-ufGhs, Md il blowing fsest.
EiIc.
Sps1dF nfsrufeh 10 fAr cffra9o 7tihuns.
E1n, "a, May H,--1top Merchant anil Fclsrs Allo-
1h,pr and 8chuyltIl cleared lJaht for ChicsEo tha
.ttttncor. From A,aka clears Hight for Chicago IN
IL laornnE. atx arrivals aud vs cioa1ancss II tI
pp.t to-day.
, 1875-05-15

Tho Cincinnati FcAtfv1S-Itn Conctu~
aton E,kt Ni1it-Contltlued succcsy
--Fac Nnrz'a Feeling far tho Assists
ant Dtrector-Tho indianapolis Ecs-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-14
Will ora southern Millionaire

Thomas Barron, Louisiana merchant,
worth $4,000, 900, removed to New York
and died recently, leaving the bulk OF his
large estate to be divided among his rela-
tives add near friends, and making a mum.
her of requests to charitable and other or
CARNATIONS, His will, with three codiciis,
has been fled in the office of Surrogate
Hutchings. In the will he leaves $1,000 to
the New York Eye and Ear Intirmary $4,000
TO the New York Juvenile Asylum, $4,000 to
the New York Association for Improving
the Condition of the Poor, $4,000 to the
New York Hospital, $4,000 to the Female
Guardian Society for the Home of the
Friendless, $4,000 to the New York Histori-
cal Society, and $40. 900 to the Presbyterian
Church at Woodbridge, New Jersey, for
public cemetery. In his first codicil he re.
gokes, or changes, some of his private
legacies; in his second codicil he revekes
the bequest of $4,000 to the Pre- sbyterian
Church at Woodbridge for cemetery, on
the ground that the church has provided a
cemetery, and he leaves $50. 900 for the
erection and equipment of public library
at Woodbridge; in his third codicil he re-
yokes the bequest of $1,000 to the New
York Hospital, and gives it to the New
York Historical Society, in addition to the
's3OO0 given to that society in his will, and
he leaves $4,000 to the New Jersey His
terical Society. The will is dated February
II, 1859, and the cOdicils, respectively, May
IL, 1860; June 8, 1868, ard May ., 1872
Messrs. John C. Barron, William H. Neil
son and Richard II. Brown are appointed
executors Of the will.-Philagelphia Tele-
9l'anh
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-14
The Herald,s Advice,

Already in this Clinton affair we see the
marks of bad blood among the blacks
They begin to strike back-as they ought
to-" Such is the deliberate opinion of the
New York Herald, after waiting two days
and having closely analysed the circum
stances connected with the Clinton riots.
There is more of the "bloody shirt" spirit
in this advice TO the blacks to ''strke back"
than can be found in the columns of all the
Republican newspapers in the country COM
bined. In fact, the advice of the Repub-
lican press to the blacks is that they shall
submit to murderous persecution and rely
upon the impartial execution of the laws
for the punishment of their prosecutors.
That impartial execution will be sustained
eventually when public opinion is aroused
by such 'incendiary" appeals as this one
ftom the Herald, and the people begin to un-
derstand that there are two sides to these
Southern questions, and that their fellow
citizens on either eide are equally entitled
To recognition or consideration under the
lawstt common country. Meanwhile let
the Herald beware, or it will soon be ranked
as an "inceDdiary bloody shirt organ" We
doubt whether It would have the moral
courage to continue to tell the truth after
that Washington Republican.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-14
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,

Observation-Disclosures 0Eachita Belle-l0:5 bales
cotton 1863 sks cotton seed axis seed cotton 633
bbs flour las bbls apples 20c0 slaves II bbls Shout
deis 1856 AXIS bran and sundrles
Observation-Disclosures Carrie A Thtrl,--la3
bales cotton 1912 sks wheat lFU head cattle and
sheep and sundries
BAYOU SARA--Steamer " S Pike-JiT bales of
cotton 1856 axis cotton seed bbls honey rad sun.
dries
observation-disclosures Bertha Bruner--I5 hbds
sugar 1872 SKIS rough rice 70 bbls rice and sIindres
WHITE HALL-Steamer W P0ntevent-3O8 SKIS
rough rice and snndries
LOWER CoAST-Steamer Stella Block--8T ,bbls
rice and sundres
BATON ROCGE-Stesmer Lass.e Taylor-e9 bales
cotton III SKIS cotton seed al SKIS rough rice and
sundrss
BATON RoUGE-steamer st Joln-4G bales cotton
ie7 SKIS rough rice and sundries
RECEIPTS SUNDAY.
UPPER COAST-Steamer Josephine-56 axis rough
rice and sundries
. LOWER C9AsT-steamer Rice Rarmer--2i bbls
LOWER C0AST-Steamer Tb ,ria-353 AXIS ron oh
rice 10 bbl5 rice 81 baes rice straw and sundries
LOWER COASr-Steamer 0riole-l83 SKIS rough
rice g. SKIS potatoes and sundrios
COLLkGs PoIN'r--Stesmer Favorite--5l5 SKIS
rough rice and sundries
RECEIPTS ny RAILROADS.
MOaGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
September 1913 bales cotton $4,000 in specie 335
head cattle and snndries
September l2-26 bales cotton 23I eks wheat 800
SKIS rough rice 1850 in specie 1879 head cattle and
sundries
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD Sep.
TENDER l3--l5O bales cotton % pkgs tobacco So
bbs -four li63 bags coffee and sundiles
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD Sept EN-.
bet RS SKIS rough rice aud sundries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-14
The German ana French Soldier.

The German soldier ia almost "a machine:
his obedience is silent; his discipline is pas
sive; he has no hesitations; he possesses
subordinatiOn and submission as natural
gifts. The Frenchman, on the contrary,
has opinions and ideas of his own which no
discipline can drive out; of course he is
Obedient, because he would be shot if he
were not so; but his obedience Is not inert;
1t is an act of reason, and is accompanied
by quantity of mental reservations and
considerations which never enter into q
German head. The result is he ia not sus-
ceptible of being treated like q bundle
which stops where it is put until it is moved
again, and that therein lies serious disad-
vantage in q movement like mobilization,
where the first duty of each soldier is 20 fall
in silently and stir no more of his own &C.
cord.-Blackpood.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-14

t2o2 25; apples s203 so v bbl; oabbages
$5 a 10 y 100: sOurkrout $607 v Dbl.
BEANS AND WESTERN PEAs-Light supply
and good demand. The market is still bare
of green peas. White Northern beans are
selling at dc y tb; white Western $606. so
" Dbl; red kidney, Northern, 404Ac y ID.
DRIED FRUIr-Light supply of new
apples; they would command ~ a. Sc y fb;
old are quoted at &c y ID. Old peaches
are neglected, and quoted at 6le a &c v tb.
HIDES - Light continue dull, but heavy
are more active, Country green are
are quoted at 61s G7c; dry sailed l0c; dry
flint ll0l3c Z t5. In. city slaughter
sales are making a; follows: Steer hides
over IS lbs. y fb. 91sc: do, 20 to 81 lbs, &c;
do, under 20 lbs, &c; COW hides, as they rum
6lsc; kips, 25ro 30 los, Slsc; calf skins each.
100. Ok horns sc each.
HooL-The season is over. aud what lit.
tie is selling commands 81 oslo y ID for
clear lake, % a Doc for Louisiana clear and
lac l6o for bury according to quality.
TALLow-No demand. Quoted at S0lO'
p tb.
Moss-Liaht supply and dull. Gray is
quoted at 2aalRc mixed 3 a 3a;c black 4 q
ihc U ib.
CoAL-Large stock on hand and dull.
Mount Carbon sell ar retail at 65c; Pitts
burg at wholesale 35c, at retail 15c y
Dbl; s. q hid; G5o to manufacturers; soc
" box to steanb boats; Virginia camel 500
S.Jr y bill
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-14
FOR CARRYING; q
STATES MAILS.
louisiana.
Posr OPPrcE DRPAR

fOsT OFPiCR DEPAh
Washington, September J.
DRoPOsALs WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT 7
4 tract office of this depaI tment, uytl
for carrying the mails of the United STA
January l. 1876, to June &c. 1878, on the
routes IN the State of Louisiana, and by II
ule of depaI lures and arrivals herein sped
,loi From Vaudeville. by Bayou la Con
and Bon F0uoa In. o.), to Indian VI
o., ,thiity-tive miles and back,
week.
Leave Vaudeville Tuesday at 6 4.
Arrive at Indian Village BY P. NJ
Arrive at Vaudeville by 6 P. N.
Bond required with bid, $500.
3o,l23 From Winnsborougb, BY Beuf Pr
o., Prairie Landing In. s.), and
Landing In. o., to harrisonbu
miles and back, once week.
Leave Winnsbor0ugh Friday at A
Arrive at Harrisonburg by P. Nj
Leave Harrisonburg saturday at 6
Arrive at Winnsboroueh by Z p. ~
Bond required with bid, $500.
80, 2A From PlaQuemine, by MYRTLE 8ror
Bayou Chene Ia. o), Chicot Pasi
and Grand Riyere In. o.). to ca
sixty miles and back, once week
Leave Pla9uemine Monday at A, y
Arrive at Charenton next day by !
Leave Clarendon Wednesday at !!
Arrive ar Plaquemine next dav by 4
Bond required with bid, $500.
30,2O7 From Cameron to Grand CheniaIj
miles and back, once week.
Leave Cameron Friday at 8 AM;
Arrive at Grand Chenier by 6 P. N
Leave Grand CheHier Saturday at
Arrive at Cameron by p. M.
Bond required with bid, &50n.
For forms of proposal, bond, and certi.d
also for instructions as to the conditions
breced in the contract, etc., see advertis1
this date, in pamphlet form, inviting PROV
mail service in Louisiana, to be found at Y
nal pOst0ffices Of each route, and to be n
plication to the Second Assist ant Pos { mad
eral.
Bids should be sent in sealed envelope
seribed mail proposals, State Of Louissi
addressed to the Second Assist ant Pol
General.
MARSHALL JEWELL
se3 10 l7A ocl 8 Postmaster U
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-14
GOVERNMENT SALE.

A Lot OF QUARTERMASTER,S sro
"A Clothing, Camp and Garrison Enu;,sIo
old Pattern Clothing, one Army Wagon ass
bulance. six Cooking and four Heat,ng' S y.
Harness. Tools, etc. will be sold at publie o., o.
az 10 A. M September %, 1875 at tbs slS
zlne street, in this city. '''
Terms-Cash.
Catalogue Of the articles will be Furnished
application at the depot quartermaster's4 !,
NJ, 2i9 Camp street
By authority of the department COMMAND.
,,-. A. j. McGONNIGl,F
captain and Assistant Quart ermaster I,
States ARMY. v
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-14

The board of engineers, charged with the
examination Of Captain Eads' plans for the
Improvement of the mouth Of the Missis-
sippi, ct q supplementary meeting, on the
ninth instant. recommended the immediate
construction of one jetty, starting on tan
gent to the east bank of the entrance to
the pass, and curvinR thence to the west.
ward on radius OF 5000 feet till Ii reaches
within twenty-four feet of the contour line,
The further prolongation of this work and
the execution of the works ON the west side
to be left for determination after the OBJ
servation of the effects produced by the
construction are recommended. The board
then adjourned, to meet at New Orleans
November 10.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-14
DISTILLERY FOR LEAsp

UNITED STATES INTERNAL Ryry,
touectots Office, First District OF Louisan
New Orleans, September 10 Il
OFFERS WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THIS m
~ up 10 MONDAY, September 20, 1915, a, :,
O'Clock NJ, for lease of the distiiiery. disiii,in
rarat1s, premises, etc. situated near The IN,
drstna, Louisiana, lately operated by D. M n
Inc party leasing The property will be perS
to operate said distilery during the \ I,tsa,
the right of redemption, upon giving honG /.
tsmpiated by section 3162 United States n,
statutes, and complying with all other proT
of law P'V'i
Proposals should state the amount of ran, :
WI be paid for the use of the propeIt " Der m,
Parties DESTROYS of inspecting the premiass
ne furnished with permission upon app!ios,t
this office. f'''e''
Possession will be given by October |, la75.
JOSEPH g, P. SUMNER
sell I'd Deputy and Acting Collect
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-14
BY John G.. Monrose.
SUCCESSION OF JOSEPH ALPHoNSE PESSoU.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 1892.
DY JOHN G.. n,ONROsE. AucrrokEE


by JOHN &. N,ONRDSE. AUCTIONBER -
~ Office Nc. so Royal street-SA rURDAY Octo.
Der 10, 1875 at twelve o'clock NJ, at the Merchants
and AuctiOneers Exchange Royal street, between
Customhouee and Canal streets, will be sold at
public auction by virtue OF order from the
Hon. A. L. Tssot Judge of the Second District Court
for the parish OF Orleans, dated July S. 1875 the
following described property
|. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, stusted
10 the Third District of this city in the square
bounded by Louisa. Ci0uet. Robertson and Cla.
borne streets, designated by he Nos. aud of
square No. q. Sad lot, measure, American meas
ure each f feet front Louisa street by ll2 feet
in depth, between equal and parallel lines.
?. CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, stun { I'D
in the Third District of this city, in the square
bounded by Agriculture, Industry and Mathilde
streets and by the property formerly belonging }
/. 3. Msoarty. Said square is composed Of eleven
lots, humble red from one to eleven inclusive. Lot
No. /, foIm ng the corner OF Mathilde and Industry
streets, and Measures 81 'eet inch lines front
Mathi!de street, by ll9 feet in depth. Lots Nos. q
;, l. s t. 8, and 10 measure each 81 feet front
Math!iGe street, by ll9 feet in Depth lot No. II,
forming the corner of Mathde and Agriculture
s;reets, and measures II feet | inch line front
ON Mathilde street by llafeet in depth.
Ttrns-C Cash on the fpOt.
Acr of sale at the expense of the purchaser be.
fore Euhehe Houny, notary public.
5eli IL - 1g2 Ia
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-14
A Denecrasic Editor whs U.dsrsta.ds 1t.

A Denecratic Editor Whs Understands 1t.
The following 10 from the Richland Beacon
OF the eleventh instant:
1t II evident, from all the facts in the
case, that whisky was ct the bottom Of the
riot n Clinton, and was the immediate
cause Of the shedding of so much innocent
blood on that lamentable occasion. Il i
plain to oQr mind that there would have
been ~ disturbance but for the obstinacy
g ~ Who inslste1 On his legal hight 70
& P Sc sssssss.. q q The sPs ss s End
it, sals We fpeHi6de3 b an and 8 ime
whea . peaeaakly Disposed poa1oa would
hevs sseopiasd As prspEisty e abetalning.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN, /
Tuesday September IA, 1875.

no ttedtanCea at the Lu5tOmnOuse yesterday
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Ship Z L Sturgess, Lennekin, a5 days from Liver
pool in ballast, to mastrr-Pont
Ship screamer. Austin, IS days from Liverpool, 10
master-4t district
STEAMBOATS,.
ouachita Belle. Campbell, from yicksburg
Carrie Thorn Thorn. from Shreveport
VS. Pike, Brown. from Bayou sara
WI Poipteven Mt, Ruiz, from White Hall
Bertha Bruner DupTe, from sport
Stella Block Bas5ett, from Lower Coast
LESSEE Tavlor Jumel from Baton Rouge
81 john, McElrOy, from Baton Rouge
ARRIVED SUNDAY.
Spanish bark Olympia Padal, 10 days from Havana
III ballast, to Puig Sco-ld district
Schooner Norma, Lladdo, Is days from Tobacco to
Avendano Bros-2d district
Schooner Excelsior. Arnet, DAYS from Ruetan Is.
land to master-2d district 7
STEAMBOATS,.
Josephine Cozzens from Upper Coast
Rice Farmer, Taylor. from Lower Coast
IBERIA Sheldon, from Lower Coast
ur'ole, O'Pry, from Lower Coast
FavorItg targot, from College Point
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-14
By Nash q Hodgson,
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE SECOND
DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF EDWIN W. ROOD, DECEASED.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. "a ST..
RY NASH 8 HODGsON-W. l. HoDdsl

PY NASH & HODGSON-w, l. HoDdsON.
- AuctioneeI-ofice No. Corondelet street.
On WEDNESDAY; October 6, 1875. at twelve o'clock
NJ. at the st. Charles Auction Exchange, In the
basement rot unda Of the st. Charles Hotel in this
city BY virtue and In pursuance of order of the
hon A. l.. Tfssot judge of the Second District
Court for the parish of Orleans, dated September
2. 1875 docket No. 81 ST. for account of the sue.
cession Of Edwin ". Rodd, deceased at public auo.
FOUR VALUABLE LOTS OF GROUND, in the
Second District Of this city, in square No. A.
bounded BY Clay, Front, Customhouse and Biep.
Vile streets, designated lot Nos. l. g. II and 49,
which measure each about rs feet inches front
on each of Clay and Front streets BY a depth Of
about ll9 feet inches lines, lot No. forming
the corner Of Clay and Customhouse and
front and Cust0mhouse stre<ts loI No. u
forms the correr of Clay and Bienville and
front snd Blenyille sire, to; ali more or less be-
tween parallel linee, American measure, according
to plan made by l. II. Pihe, city surveyor, dated
May q. 1865. and dep osited In the office OF W. j.
Castell, notary. The buildings on this property
belong to the present tenant, and are not included
Terms and Conditions One third cash, and the
balance At one and two years credit In notes Of the
purchaseTs to their own order, bearing eight Der
cent interest and special mortgage, with vendor .
ssee e embrace the clsuss Of ave Per cent attor.
Acts Of :alc before ". J. Ca..sll, notary. st the
ssxpenss o. the purchasers, including tho texss
aus and payable In ls76. seflf ~ eel 9
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-14
STOCKS STOCKS. STOCKS.
SUCCESSION OF WILLIAMSON TERRY.
Second Dlstlic: Court for the Parish of Orleans
No "A OSl
pY JOHN d.. alONROsE, Al

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. $685.
by JOHN O.. aIONROsE, AUCTroSEER-
~ Office no 50 Royal street.-On SATURDAY.
September rs, 1875 at twelve o'clock NJ at the
Merchants and Auctioneers Exchange ROYAL
street, BET ween Gus tomhouee ana Canal streets
viii be sold BIZ public auction, by virtue OF an
order from the Hon. A. L. Tissot. judge of the
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
dated September II, 1875, the following described
stocks
FoRTY'EIGRT SHARES OF THE CAPITAL STOCK
OF the st. Oh aIles Street Railroad Company where
on 630 has been paid on each
TWENTY Sh6PES OF THE CAPITAL STOCK
OF the New Orleans and Carro!lton Railroad Com.
pany of s 100 each.
Ierms-Cash on the spot sel41325
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-14
CITY TAXES OF 1879.

DBPARTMKNT OF F1,,v,
City Hall, New Orleans September 'ii LAY
A FTER THE FIRST OF OCTOBER Nrvr
"A tax bills remaining unpaid will carrg a..
az az Ten per cent per anIum fIom tsirty isstu
naicn; 1878, according to law, and be sutiaN.,
sherlh's costs after that dale 'uVleel
,o., ed. PILSBuRy
sss I'd Administrator of -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-14
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY,
shW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE

NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE. /
MoNrAY BvRSISG September II. 1875. 5
We have no change to note in the money
market which, with the exception of fail
demand Tor discounts at the banks, is quiet
and dull. Money is in abundant supply at
the banks. which readily accept all APP
proved short paper. Operations on the
street are contioed to negotiating long pa
per, of which the offeripgs are closely scru-
tinized.
We notice little movement in gold, W hich
appears to be slowly settling down from the
high rates of Friday. The increased cotton
| movement has impaired mora activity to
foreign exchange. Nothing is reported in
stocks, and only one sale in city bonds
New State consols appear to have weakened
slightly. We learn that about 81 900 600 of
old bonds is now held here for funding at
the next meeting of the funding board.
We continue to quote first class CONNER
cial paper and collateral loans at sac U
cent y annum discount AL do at l0ol2
and second grade at l50l3. First class
mortgages rule at 9 10 y cent Y annum
second grade are entirely nominal.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.
Clearings. Balances
SeI ember ll.............. s82t0o8 81 sI3l,s78 10
September f3...........'.. T4l, ITO "a los,4b8 81
Thus far this week, p SIS ia 70 sl4O.3iG 80
Same time last week....... 283Ooi 50 lS6,j59 SO
IotHi ltst wetk.'''''''''-' toooS4s 81 2St Voi -
io.ai "eeA s'.4o''f 30 ''' o.E %
Gold opened at ll6l. 9ll6[a, against llble
us; ~ a,n, anu ,, a..e qut,o tiI iie4
~ ennt o.Eseu a. a. iici, a.,
~ .ha a. iharho. WIFI A. .ouoneu - "ut-
IA nnn ,,hraa;, &5uoo 81. euiN Snao UP
IT,. sH1n lie SG0H "a a s26io StgJC AZ
az, Ss00n a. fio SuVD anu $oO' DIT ''''s
any NJ 49, soIe, GU ~ 49, 80 -o+oa .or
oan o vi ssisot VIZ t,r taeI
~ i0ois ~ 49, ~ 'ti,t Iuo.eo rI al
IA E' "Au 'A0A''AA No'1''' az GO '''
~ orsi-, Evobo,ro ,ra,od NJ r,r.,.;,,,.
,.taS s,t si;Tbti1- 80. Nd 70 az
- -; go 't ';s1 ~ t,o uo
o"iS ~ thot ,srhat 80 +,h;oh - $50 VI
s rad III 10 nat b a,.et mm,en ~ ESQ
80 "a liz "a 1919 - ~ o'arn.
gou Tha atsa anu of etar1; .nu upents
i;h,rt M nv W Melo ,no,e
nonnara aao vi,l roosnt trs,eao e., NJ
;a ~ ton u "isSos,oHs. ro n@
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iad;,, a+ e ST. I3La GIno0 e. oioar ..s
CO nao III g g. r.. = t cie,1 anu anu
oiass ~ ~ III aua e,SSo %, W . ~
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NJ 80 Ie IS t.oo, ,,,,r.,,, A ooo ,,,,
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-14
COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY, September 49, 1875.
COTToN-The sales to day summed up l40O
bales at prices requiring no change in our
quotations. We give also the figures and
report of the Exchange, in full, as follows:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-14
RAILROADS..
THE MOBILE LINE.

THE MOBILE LINE.
On and after May % trains will arrive and depart
from the depot, foot Of Canal street as follow:
DEPART
Coast accommodation daily, except
Sunday, at. .;....:.....,......... 3,15 p. M.
E1oress and mail, daily, at .......... 9 A. m.
Through night express, daily. at..... 4s4O r. M.
ARRIVE
Cosst accommodation daily, except
Sunday. at. .................. lOsO5 A. MI.
EIprees and mail. daily. st......... 3s55 y. M,
Through night express, daily, ct ....l $50 r. m.
Pullman Palace Cars daily to Louisville. Lynch.
burg. Virginia Springs and Baltimore without
change.
Once corner Of Camp and Common streets, CD.
p0site City Hotel
myas D. B. ROBINSON, Superintendent.