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RAILROAD COMPANY
;oAMENCING MAY II, 1876, trains
| - oA uiis road viii run as follows:
.o:l5 A NJ THRoGGfH SATIs 9aiy ie.een, snu.
oay), connecting for AFT points SorSis
! ,, ,r ma west: Sieeping-ear attached, =.
$40 a. NJ HEIGHT TRAIN daily Except Sun.
bnyg' a ann eoasn atlscfed for Peters-
,.., r0aG. ynchhnrg. ana the West. -
| 1:45 Z. ID, THROUGH NAIL daily. connscttn~
1 Tor all points South and West. Pas.
eenRers taking this train win make
Close connection at Petersburg i1
500 P. n, FREIGHT daily fexcept Sandavl
with coach atfncbed.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
500 4. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily fexceut
sunday with coach attached.
11:45 a. n, THROUGH MAIL daily, CONNECTING
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points EAT
and West.
500 p. L.. FREIGHT daily Except sundayb
Coach attached.
day., connecting with Richmond.
freCericssourg and Potomac railroad
for al points East and West. Pullman
Sleeper attached running through to
Baltimore. Also making close cons
nection with the Chesapeake and Chic
r raitroaT Tor the virginia Springs and
The Nail TRAINS viii NOT stop between Rtchs
mord and Petersburg except >, Chester.
Trains on the Glover Hin r3ilroad will leave
Clover tili pits at $50 A. M: and returning WIN
ALL TRAINS leaving Pelersplrs viii start Irons
AppomattoI depot.
no21 A. SHAW. Superintendent.
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4 STILL GREATER REDUCTION
IN PASSENGER FARES
EI Tue
BALTIMORE ASB OHIO RAILROAD
TO THE
WEST, NORTHWEST. AND SOUTHWEST

and s0rrespoi.,tngiv low ( ties ." otner poanIs
West Surth west. aud sonthw esL ilcsctS not spo'
ciaI or lImi. cd. bur 1000 ua,iil vred.
Passengers leaving Richmo nd FOR the Nosthl 81
Q Yj,p. 81. n:tl Rchasond, frSorHksoufS ana 10 10
Ohio railroad at Shepherd inresdiately Opposite
aissandri,a aY0icLss losa and tedious emnlosa
transfer Though Washing Dn: 1855
S|,ne from K!samOno y, Baltimore ouly seven
bours ans tif'tpen mipures t7.l5 honrsI:
Fer farther AarorinAtioS, nine,earas, nnsS MSf
,;cke,s. &c, ap,1y ST eo,nnapy's oebc-. laOl MAin
aIrect sorner vr,Ith street: =. S26 Main sugSss
and c.ace Of u. hehDoud frederiexsearg anu To-
pinmonI. Va: and az the principal iicket-oMe8
throughout The SOUTHWEST, y.rnpoy,
Southeastern Passenger Agent.
1901 lain ret. Eiennonu, Y -
L. RI COLE General cket Agent ..
e. L. Ooh"- - THDMaS Il. SdARP,
40 Master Of Transportation.
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A ridiculous rumor: that Kentucky Will
probably vote the Radical ticket this year.
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CONFECyTNNERTEa.

II am now
| sunnlyiuy To Al who favor me with their
- nv nnriyaIt.u PuREl E.CkEAM. Manu-
f,ctur,ng ny s,eap. and usirg only the purest ma
teriaIs fruit hav"rnss am enanS 10 oar ,ha
ch.anesi Fairs asts. PICKLES. &c- can rely on
Citing nice article OF IC- .kEaa at low price
ny c.lilnp on Imy Isl a. PlZZlNl oNI nrHaasL:
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MARINE sSIElasGESCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY %, 1875.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAY 20, 1873.
sun rics........I.iJl Moon risrs.........12.00
SIM - s......... 100 High tide. ~ y
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1875. SPRING 1875.
We have received our stock Of MATTlNGs.
CARPETINGS, RUGS, FLOOR and TABLE
LACE CURTAINS, SHADES, &C.
which we offer at reasonable profits.
The largest and btst stock OF FLOOR OIL
CLOTHS 10 he found In the State.
R.P. RICHARDSON CO.,
an l6-2m 9Ol. corner Siurh and Slain streets,
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A special from Rome says the Pope is Sc
riou>ly i'll.
B0YT0N's NEXT FEAT.
LONDON. May 24.--Paul Boyton will leave
BoulOgnc harbOr at noon next Thursday in
his satety.dresS and paddle TO Cape GrisncZ.
where he Will 90 ashore in the evening. The
next day AT O'Clock in the morning he will
cnicr the water for his second attempt TO
swim across the Channel. He will strike out
for Folkcstone, which he expects to reach
before 6 O'Clock Friday evening.
THE REVIVAL MOVEMENT in LONDON.
LONDON, May 24.-Grcat crowds Of people
continue TO attend the revival meetings OF
Moody and Sankev. Services were held yes
,crday in Bow Hail and the Opera-IIousc
over fifty thousand persons were present.
and a thousand visited the enquiry
The criticisms Of the newspapers, especially
The World and Standard, upon the move.
ment Of Moody and Sankcy are violent and
incessant. The houSe-risltins committees
organized by the rcylvaists are severely de-
nouncad.
ANOTHER rf.oT AGAINST BISMARCK.
VIENNA, May 24.-The Neuc Freie PrcsSe
reports that 4 person named Wie-inger, who
attempted TO tNtort money from Father
DUNN, pcHel3l VI INC SOClCtS VI ucSuS, HAS
been arrested. He is suspected Of Offering 10
aSSa>Siuatc Prince Bismarck, and is supposed
TO have accompliccs. a Judicial inquiry will
be instituted.
AN IMrERIAL TRIrARTlTE.
VIENNA, May 24.-Thc Ncue freie PreSSe
states that Il meeting Of the EmpcrorS Of Aus.
tria. Germany. ard Russia has been finally
decided on, and Will probably take place at
Ems.
gHE ARCHBISHOP OF CAHTERBCRT's APPROVAL
LONDON, May 25.-The Archbishop Of
Canterbury. writing to peer, says: I"
nave consulted with my Episcopal brethren
concerning the Moody movement. Althou gh
DO not speak Ia Their name, l may say that
the consultation has greatly strengthened
my views on the sui cc.. 1t is impossible
not 10 take the deepest interest in the move
mCnt which his been so wonderfully sue
caSsful in drawing great masses Of per>oos
10 hear simple addresses on Gospel doctrines.
Those cergymen who bave held aloOt have
not done 50 from Il Ia ck OF interest, but bt-
cpllsc, although they It oiced that the truth
was being urged on tue peoples conSciences,
circumstances attended the movement which
they were unable consistently 10 approve OF.
confess that my original objections still
remain. cannot but ieci that the cOun,elS
gwen AFTER the meetings are often crude
errors OF doctrine. II is also reported thai
The reyiyal!s.S ignore the full scriptufal
teaching with regard 10 repentance. trust
that il these allegations are true Il friendly
rtmon>trauce will induce the missionaries
hereuf er 10 avoid these obstacles to their
success"
Tie Archbishop concludes by quoting
from Luke, iN., 80, and says: I" l req Jlte
when Christ is preached, whether regularly
or rregulnrly, and trust that the clergy VIII
sudeavor to deepen the >alutary impressions
produced by the reg'vall>t>."
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, May 2j.-Erening-AIoney easier
offered al l supply largely excess of The de.
maid Exchanpe GuIl al 4s7.. Gold weak aud
lower al 1l5bMll6. Governments active and
strong. States quiet and nominal.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, May 25.-VirgiEia SIS, peelers, 431S;
Virginia consols, 81. West Firglnia's. 9. North
Carolina 6's, old, 204; new, 10; special tax, 0.
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BOOTS, SRspES. esc.

lust RECEIVED. A SECUEDm3s
~ supply OF the celebrated NEWARK SH&H
SHOES for gentIemea. SucE 3s GOAT andy ESAI
GALE PRINCE ALBEsTS. GOAT and 49,
GALE STRAP-T1t.$. have placed on my counter
lot of shoes hth / am eOing 30 sell ut less than
cost. Can and procure Il bar gain At
w. +. W. TAYLOR'S,
my "a Fourth and Broad streets.
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WOOD AND COAL.

TOKE. !-WOuD! WOOD!-
" The ANTHRACITE supply b Ing nearly ex-
hYllsir., we must us. cox AMI wUUI'. have III
nv Va ID Il large supply OF Ct1 F., OAK and PINE
WOOD: alsD. "a ser, ch"au h.SGtNE-COAL.
SAND for SHE, aud delivered. -
II. X CARRiSGr0N,
au26 corner Of Sew. ntr"nih ana Cary Streets
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THE WaTER-WORKS.

Very unexpectedly, right under the Sol'h
bank Of the cemetery, we found regular
gem of a water-woIk<, fed from the james
river, and supplied with pine pumps, capa-
BILE Of throwing $4,000 gallons Of water per
hour. 1t has garden atteched to it full OF
flowers and shrubbery, all kept in the incest
of order. West of it is situated i reservoir
with capacity of ten million gallons, which
is 1877 feet above the lowest point in the city
and 10 feet above the highest point, and they
have lust finished another, 81 feet higher
than me one just mentioned. with capacity
of forty million gallons; so you see they are
we'll fixed on the water question.
CHINESE IN RICHMOND.
The sacred sod has been urdded by the
Celes:ials. as we see by the little red sign
stuck outside, reading thus: Thompson
Chow, Chinese Laundry" While inSide
Thompson and his partner were ironing
clothing with the zeal Of an Irish washer.
woman, not even deigning TO notice Tue
crowd OF curious men watching toem
through the door, or the more curious niue
negre children fl,tteniug their already Hal
noses against the dirty windows, having
their little observation. Thompson Is making
money, and he is always busy.
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'oRS.- White, 100 bushels. Mred, Cd bushels.
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Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, lncr
chunds,. anu d.. seugc!S, l.. Y, alum, agent.
:couuer ri, Clark, Norfolk, scrap'iron, Smitl
Potter 4 Go.
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Foreign News.

A special from Rome says the Pope is Sc
riou>ly i'll.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-09

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but dealers have : fssr ioS ts1s g Sk@sc ~
:Ss. RcuSd oss sse eroSd ~ ~ 'e q e t
above iHside priues. cssfs cIssr as siSs~ snES
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-09

- Gosq ng.1. aess&eE 9n1U n1ttS9 5ssAin9
w. whishy stsaay ssi Seshssssd. 6ese:-Psoi-
ing % S0T 10 Cattle dull md Unchanged
OKRcINnAfI, Decembex Flour steady and uu-
chang. d. Whess -Denand MY, Arm; 81 2s0I %:
Corn quiet and stssdv; 470asc. Onts-Demand
81 1901 Is. Rye n0inlnslly unchanged. Pork mao.
tive; 80 5O02i spot; 90 81 seer pebrusrv. Lsrd
,nsctiys steam i3kc; kettle jobsing Ct la Ol3hc.
Bulk meats uominally unchanged Bacon quot
and unchanged Green neats-Demana falrs prices
Ss 6oae go fair to good packing os11 -; ch9lce
butchers ~ 4007 50 Whisky-Dsmsnd good 81
changed.
CHicAeo, December -Flour dull. Wheat closed
vt an advance on yesterdays quotations; kc. 2
Chicago spring 81 spot; salss At Ben 90 % ssllsu
January, No lido sok Geohe, Corn irreguiss; No
Osts-De mand good ct fol- prices; 0t a3oke spo
3oA 030hc her January. Barlry-Demsnd Rond
Sl9 40 epet; ass seller january. SIS so Febru
srv. Bulb meats. Demand fair shouldsIs ~
dies lo'sc Whisky 81 -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-09

hume, have been bseuehs ashore NJ HAr.
vich. 1t is thought thst few IL any Of the
bodies remain on the wreck. eH
The following additional particulars OF
che disaster are Cleaned from the statement
Of survivor:
The lead vas cast every half hour. We
found twenty-four iathoms of water. then
seventeen, and Immediately after struck.
The engines were turned at full speed.
when We instantly Lost our propeller. We
we're then driven further up the bank.
Two boats were launched. One, con
tanning eight individusls, swamped; the
other, with three persons, including An
gust, drifted of. The other remaining
boats we're not launched, because Of
the high sea, but were held ready. All,
however, were stove. During Monday the
cargo in the forebo,d was thrown overheard
70 ease and get the steamer of. but in vain
The pumps were worked all day and rock
cts were fired. The passengers renamed In
the deck houses until they were driven into
the rigging by the sea.
Among the saved on the Deutschland are
Franz Hammand aud family, of Texas.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-09
Hsw Me. Do wsme.,. WORK.

Men often think, and not unfrequently
say, tbat il they mad the work Of women to
de, how quietly and much more efficiently
they should accomplish it than women sue
ctsd in doing it for themselves; and this
assumption Of superiority imposes itself
upon women occasionally, and induces them
to eOnfide to men intereets, the care of
which is usually iBtrusted to women. With
q desire to avoid all botheration and get q
handsome dress with the least expenditure
OF time and trouble, very busy, working
woman went to one OF the great dry goods
houses, which have dressmsking depart.
ments, the other day, snd requested to have
dress made to order ~ quickly Is possible.
She was referred to the male superin-
tendent of that perticnlar branch Of the es-
tablishment--a disnifed gentleman-wbo,
after inspecting her attire closely, explained
to her the formula which IL was necessary
to 60 through, with an evident doubt a. to
her pecnniary responsibility. First che
must 70 down stairs and decide upon the
material; then she must proceed TO the COS.
tume department. and select . .'style;"
then she must retnrn to him, and he would
bsve that styie carried to the workroom
and tientiAea ~ Miss 49,, the lofswomaa.
"Is theEe . woman to 10 scent" imps tent
y interrupted the would, b. poesessor Of .
drces--for tho was gsstiag dssadfully tired
Of thh supsrcili0ue man-ssbe because II there
y, want 70 csc her. YOu have NO styles
which just suit me; II you had. should
ls, tina y worry preoi0us - NE; ! should
hks u - sbls to explain 70 the person Who
y !, g ezeeess Tie esdss, ssd p dsae with
yYsa must Arst = down ~ select the
silk, and pick out do styls which 10 the
nsaroet - uhat you want isflsxibiy 70
Ps.esd The mao, .and tAen xill ssad for
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-09

Feli frsn a ecaGslAi.e.

Fell ffNn ecaGold1ng.
PHILADELPHIA, December 8-Three men.
working on Q scsfi0lding fell ninety feet.
Two were instantly killed; the other died q
short time after.
Bisbspric Decaised.
Rev. DR.. Eccleston. Of this city, has writ
ten letter to the Episcopal diocesan au-
thorities, declining the bishoprie of Iowa.
Suite Against the Catholic Bishop Of Phila.
delphia.
It is reported that twelve persons, who
held claims against St. Bonifacius Church,
have taken preliminary steps to bring suits
against Archbishop Wood to recover the
Gums loaned to the fund for the construc-
ton of the church edifice. These suits grow
out of the late difficulty in the congrega-
tion, in which it's former pastor, ex Priest
John w. Gerdemann, figured conspicuously
Mosquito Nerring Factory Burned.
Paterson, N. j., December ga mos.
quito netting factory and two other build
Jugs burned to day. Loss $4,000. Two
hundred hands are ousted.
A Strangers suicide.
CHATTANOOGA, December Son Novem.
Der "a, a prepossessing elderly gentleman
registered himself at the Read House a. l.
C. Tufts, of New Jersey. This morning he
left the hotel about half past six, and pro.
ceeding to q back street, shot himself in the
lett breast, expiring two hours after. The
hotel clerk sage he received four letters yes
terday. He leaves q fine wardrobe. but NO
papers or anything giving further clue 40 to
what portion of Jersey he is from.
Fsilure Of the Bsyntsn Paekins Company.
BoybtOn Packing Company went to protest
Tuesday. The paper is indOrsed by two
heavy prov ision firms OF this city.
Deaicatien Of the Cathedral In Boston.
The Cattle dral of the Holy Cross, one of
the largest Catholic churches in this conn
uy, was dedicated here to-day, with tho
usual imposing ceremonies. Among the
host OF clergy were Bishops Lynch, OF
Charlestoh; Hendrickson, Of Providence;
O'ReilIy, of Springfield; DeGoesbriand, Of
Vermont, and Healy, of Portland.
Csnsecrafisn Of = Bishop.
CHICAGO, December 8-The conservation
% bishop of the Northern diocese of illinois,
took place at the Cathedral Of Sta. Peter
and Paul to day.
Garrett Re.elecsed President Of the BAL.
timere and Ohis Raiirsad.
BALrrMoRs, December Sat tho meeting
Of the board Of directors Of the Bsltimore
cad Ohio RAilroed Company this evening
John w. Garrett, ESQ, was uHanimOusly 10
siecsed president 81 the company. The "a.
suing year will b the elghtssnth Of Mr..
0axrett's incumbsncy.
6AN FpAuu1c0, December S-Twe uexi-
oans engaged u . recent murder and rob
bsry, q Camps were taken from cuAtody
rrsAaAiiirss.
w.As.sss.s ssssssss !. u - = "a h.}
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-09

mittee of the Western Union Telegraph
Company to-day reported the net profits tor
the half year ending December 81, 1875. at
4l,752,78l and recommended . dividend Of
Two per cent from the net earnings Of the
last three months, and states that q general
reduction lie to be made in oil the salaries
over $500 from January ! Of from i've to
twenty-five per cent
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COMMERCIAL.


WRDNEsDAr BvssMs. December Q, 1875
COTTON-The sales to-day mot including $50
prices requiring no change In our quotations. We
give also the hgures and report Of the Exchange,
as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-09

This reminds me that Nine. judo has
given rise to discussion regarding the
Term creole, which, it appears. il not gsner-
ally UNDERWOOD In France. When creating
the role Judic painted her face 10 make her.
self look like mulatto, and while this 10 in
keeping with the hAlf-negro song in her
part, it gives false idea Of the real Creole
woman. Victor Cochinat takes the matter
up this morning. This clever writer is Q
native of Guadaloupe, or Martinique, Ihave
forgotten which, and is at least half negro.
Although too light to be compared to ebony.
he is yet too dark for the new saddle or ma
hogany similes. Cochinst, therefore, is the
man Of all others having authority to give
an opinion upon this matter He truly says
that the Creoles are not the natives of the
Wrench colonies, but the children of Euro.
peans born in them. Hence, Creole women
are white, and without vestige of African
bio d in their veins. Ii they had they
would not be Creeles, but mulattoes Or
mixed bloods, or half breeds, according to
the common expression. 1t sometimes hap
pens that the Creole woman ID q shade
darker than her family. but this is due
principally to climate. Hence, Nine Judic
is wrong to paint her face nearly black in
the performance Of this part. Cochinat
goes ON to pay handsome tribute to the
Creole women, who are, he says, mer, "
Franchises living beyond the ocean. They
represent the European element of the
colonies, French influence, and the aristo
cratic sides of our civiliz alton. 1t is owing
to them that the products of French art,
literature, fashions and tastes are taken
across the ocean and kept up in those dis
tant islands with unfailing constancy.
French preponderance IL safe in hands so
essentially French, and through them
French laws for social life are kept up in
the islands. The men are principally en-
gagged in commerce, and hence all that
who are always . istocratic, and generally
have besuIy. charm snd grace which are
irresistible. C0chinat goes ON for some
time in this way, and makes an article that
can not tail to please thousands Of persoDs
in Louisisna - well ~ in the French eolo-
mics. Paris Gosrsspsndesst Nsw York 1saSs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-09

Hfs OVnI VIA IlVMNs
CHARTkn. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AKTKR
6SrTEp STATES o. z11S1cA-sr4Tz On Lou.
4 Isl4.A.rARIsa OF oRLRAAs-6i o. INV
n IL known. thst before No, will,.n Pha, :
sssse pIsnc y a. Ss, 5er the esrsn r os!s.D:
s y ..ns ma sp
90 sssssss siS q :ns
esvlntY ayA TN. pssnnns yhess naasa are snb-
ne e r. e 2: ss:sss
q this STATE Fsiatiys Is TIC orssaisasios a. ~
pss.s,S.sa 4 hsssss thsy haze ss.ssd, .na y Ssse
Der a.: chatter, 70 form teensslys. into : cor
stpuiatioas iollowins. % vii: - - '''- '''''
ARTICLE I.
. The nawe snd title Of the evaporation shat, be
THE HOMEMADE y SHOE AND CLOTaivG MANU-.
r \, ~ COMPANY and y. scmtslls shail be
ans, United States Of America. 2 ~
ARTICLE II.
The purposes Of the company are declared TO he
= follows, TO wit: To manu- seizure and make in
psrsl, tho materials for the msnufastuTing ana
s ~ e sus s.s: e e. Ss
terials nd products of this 0tats All such arti,
zee ana spcsessl 20 nsnuf.ctured ana nsde
ss1pssy aud 70 - Set seoer n e Z
snd under such syis.s and !saSissions a. nay =
srses s,n IA psS,aasa ~ secSasaaA ios The
y the stesk @ shsrshoiaers thsseof - wsa q At
Va = ARTIcra M ~
The PRESIDENT e The sonapssy, sad IN hts ebssnes
proper sf,icer on whom ctatisn and all legal NV.
= : y = ARTICLE ". ssa :
no capital stock Of q. company shSr ). sv.n.
sand shares q Ave do!la,s each oee-nfta or tFsay
staisssnss not srcssS sssnty q P sstun N
easse ne Ssil q tns 9i.sctors e I'D eenl.
psnyss sses tnny oAys NrMten or public notice;
. ~ ::ssS. . sss::s 4 - ss:asy ~ =.
'' 49, Arr1oIs '. I
rbs suhsorfbrrs IN ~. - ..,,r g,r ,,,,.,,.
shai censsituts Bosrd q p,ssctos1 Z, M nanSs
Sis'sly sss &c, shs s ss:ly q shs .sceId
anons tbsmseivss : ' nrssiSsst ~, ~ s,ec5 non
ss ;ssssa 1 s.s ne sure, we :ssf s.sv.
ofioers \, irst cesfed heas,c ~ W ~
sanisers Of this ccmpany s6si hold sSsr resp.Ss
nd no nj their suocessrs "a 1924 ~
a. sssd tss% n AZ ~ ~ zoe sxpt
ssrS ma trss.m,.r Eth X ce ~ prss.oo9t. socre.
therssfter. Ihs tam n ssiS eSScsss
pts.sion q ~ a.s Js.Is ssiSs limited . ~
11sscsrs y ss,tnteS xn,S, osner snaa 80
See = sScS S,srst y e. sbs hold th,
mem me ss:s o. u. me q tns ~
svsry two yesrs ths,ssSsnr s'u -ns'i 20 eieotsd
80 ..m.cr 'a 7'.7sl,
IT.. term Of M: eeps..sS.
AsrIcIs WI, 4l al
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-09

The market opened under the favorable influ-
ence Of an advance of led in uplsnds 81 LIVER
pool who're the ssss were Get down q IS 900 balss
nsn :. ossr and
sna ussl Ss..
stances the demand was quite acive. and stthough
nss, xs. ..s II as ss
4 fnli prices. ssssr which he ne,snsaf Ssos%.
+ noted 'sbsSe, q ssea Prices uess vsi nall.
fns q ss Z: ss ss g e S s 80 s g:
:sR'w ~. s:. "a As En- K, 's e: e
is1sevsstiee 4 lIisr van = lsasss s sstitisd
e he sS4easry allowance - ~ ssalss q \ '
- isszs:.ss e.sss - ..su.s = shipss.ss
81 49, ' sSssess sss ss .s SsRas e.
s q ss.is, "a. g y: assiss:sssssss "a
3 : ss. .sss - I 'ii,lE Y ~ ~, 8.
deduct fsA tlts .tks ansast "a. Sst nse vet
. sss.s:ss ~ snsstiss unssiS. : issss at q
.hise = vi.has1 frsn Ne nafhst. IN tansit
rs Echa1Ss rspsrta, ..salss 80 ba,ss. Asr
sss A.. !. 81 s e I. az computed from ar 4
.sss cOrrOu sTAxaMnpHu e $50
Arrived sines III stsssmsai, ....s.. D ~
Arrived .sss-sM, -
srl,:.....,.'s .'............,. sll.1s
$780, eoeay...........s........
ohanfee psev,seey'.''.......s.s'. III
sssss = Aa.a - = sAi,sssra.
g ss s.ss sss 3d. "a - - ~; !; r.
ssssl:s IssPE 80 ~ s:ssiss !, =, :. 49,
S!;: E. - =: 81; ;s &.
- 49, y g e "a S - ~. sss ss.sp l,ps
~ - ~ ss... - =: !: ,.s..ye =
49, - =. Z y $ - ~ !: 2 rs =;
- 80 ksss y. y =; - 40 $50 80 -:
~ 81! ~, = rs lssia s \ <
Is: - 49,. =, - - s,;;:.s "a! go =
49, ~ =; ~ -, p. =; "a. & az = g, g. ~
sss !: = : y sY''s -: - Z s37i
4dS45oo-vI - - - = ) 5000. :.
~ ss::s q "a ~ I; 9: g
. n = ~ Z : - . :