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QUBENSTOWN-Baxkentin Ruth TopDin9-elA
BARCKLONA-Bask a-793 bales Gotten Mo
0tsvee - ..
HAVRR-Ship La Louisisne-4l 3l bales cotton 10
belea mose 80 eks ho0fs box gumb0 $500 Otevee
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ODadnock-lOl bales nay
l27 exc corn 20 aka bran 5000 feet lumber N water
casks
IMPORTS.
NKW YORK-6teamship New York-Agtd mdse
RIO JANEIRO-Brig Chit. or-300O bags cohee
RIO JANEIRO1BrfG Bbrstine-s265 baGo oo0ee
RUATAN lSLAND-Sehsonor Sea Wttch-3l, rs
cocoanuts $50 punches bananas ~ plneapples
BORDEAUX-Bark COmtessa Duchat<l-556 cks
wine % half cks wine 154 cases wine los cks vim
egar 800 cases vinegar 1922 cases sardines
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
ST LOUIS-Steamer City Of Alton-73 bales cot
ton 1881 cotton seed 1896 sks Oats 720 SKIS
1000 SKIS bran 1874 bales hay 70 cks bacon IS bxs ba
con 1853 bills -four 500 bbs meal and sundrv produce
observation-disclosures Robert Lee-473l bales
cotton $40 sks cotton seed $50 SKIS olcake ~ hhds
sugar 48 bbls mOlassos and sundrios
observation-disclosures Claiksville--870 bales
cotton 285O SKIS cotton seed and sundr1es
JACKSONPORT-SteamerF Fannie Tatum and
barge $50 bales cotton 1866 sks cotton seed and
sundrio0
LOWER COAST-steamer Rice Farmer--s6 bbls
rice and sundries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS. ST LOUIS AND CHICA6ORAIL-
ROAD, November 27-2O46 bales cotton and sundries
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD. No
vember 27-22 hhds sugar ia bbls n0lasses and
sundries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-28
Counting Out q Repub lfcan Coagressmau
In Virginia.

Counting Ont Repub lican Goa gressman
In Virginia.
A Washington special to the Chicago
Tribune says:
Jorgensen, Republican candidate in the
fourth Virginia district, is here. 1t is evil
dent that he had q majority of 5000, and
that the Virginia Democrats have deter.
mined to count him out. This was done bv
q 81 stem of the most ingenious and desper-
ate rascality. There are some sixty-eight
precincts in the district. At twelve Of these
precincts the Democratic Judges appointed
what they called twelve Republican in
spectors of election. In the other districts
the inspectors were all Democrats. The
Republicans themselves say that they
never knew that these twelve men were
Republicans. The majority of 5000 was
overcome by throwing out the votes of four
entire counties, upon the idlest pretense of
regularity in the returns The case is
still pending before an appellate returning
board. The Republican committee will
send Shellabarger, of Ohio, to assist Jor.
gensen. Counsel will also be sent to aid
McComas in MARYLAND. The committee
hopes to have the House.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-28
A Painful Blunder.

The friends Of Ll-uteuaut Philip Read,
Unlied STATES army, met at Lowell, Massa
chusetts, recently, to receive the remains of
his wife. who died last August in Paris.
The shipping box, supposed to cont in the
remains, on being opened, disclosed to view
c. fin bearing the name of u Jsephine
Bnruzzi,' ard the inner coffin was opent d.
disclosing to view the form of q strang. r,
whose decease must have occurred q ear
since. 1t is thought the mistake must have
occurred in di-interment ut Paris The re-.
,"alns were inferred in the burial ground at
Drscut.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-28
Va LILO uActlICC COuAu
a alacfOrAl vOtA ia aa fOllOWe.

For GOvernOr-Packard 2445, NICHOLS
$3.50.
There are some protests, but they are pro-
teets in the parish offices.
Mr.. Burke-Do you compile that aggre
gate v0tes
Of the protests. Lay it aside.
Mr.. Abell-Here are the returns Of the
eighth ward of the parish of Orleans, re-
ceived on the eleventh of November, and
addressed to the Returning Board by the
supervisor, and sealed.
Mr.. Kenner-There are six polls. The
consolidated statement is signed by Thomas
L. Leon, assistant supervisor, eighth ward.
There are no remarks. The vote 10 a. fol-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-28
Dlstinguished Guests,

Right Hon. Mr.. Childers, member of Par.
lament, one of the members of the English
government, accompanied by his daughter
and other distinguished visitors, were in
troduced to-day to Governor Kellogg by
Mr.. Fonblanque, the British consul, and
had long and pleasant interview. They
subsequently visited the Returning Board.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-28
Mako tho BE ct of 1t.

The st. Louis Republican, . Jealous Til
den and reform organ says: ITO assist such
graceless rsecals as Moses in South Caro-
lima, WarmOth, Pnchback and Anderson in
Louisiana, in the grat,testion Of their am
dirty ba6tness to engage IN, but the Demo.
Gratis would not be wrong in accepting that
means Of SECURING the victory they have
won if all others fail" Any trade for An
Office !-Lo,lisriile Commercial.
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roo.rIruEp FROM FIRST PAGE
Ear Goyernor-Packsrd, IS; Nichols,

President Wells-Lay the returns aside.
M. Abell-Here are the returns from the
fifteenth ward, parish of Orleans: received
on the fifteenth Of November, 1876. sealed
and signed 6y w. IL T. h ni.,GAn' supervisor
General Slnith---How many polls are theref
Mr.. Casanave--.Six.
M Kenner The consolidated statement
cf votes contains NO remarks. 1t is signed
nv Ritigsn. supervisor, and is sworn to on
the tenth Of November, 1876, before P. G.
Deslonde, Secretary OF State.
The aggregate vote is a. follows:
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'eing passed upon by the police jury:

Total.. ............'........... @oz79 ID
1t is also shown by the books of the
parish auditor that for feeding prisoners q
little over two years Ben Lavergne received
the sum of 37l8l 80 from Q Democratic
auditor who never required him to prove
his account.
6. A blind man can have it read for his
ediication that Democratic police jury
in the parish Of West Felicians spent 1926
for repairs on courthouse which originally
cost 81, 900, and that the man who got this
tat job was himself member of the police
jury and mover of the resolution which
directed the repairs [See pages II and IL
of Webers reply to Protective Union
7. Two Of the biggest guns in the Demo-
cratic party Of West Felicians are default
ers to the State and parish in sums variously
estimated at from SIS, 900 to $4,000. By
paying visit to the State Auditor the
truth of the above will be made patent to
ALL
8. The man against whom the Democrats
are given to vent their spleen at all times,
is Senator e. L. Weber. Now, let US see
what they have against him. He, through
his influence, caused the election and NOM
ination of the following Democrats: c. L.
Fischer, parish judge, law partner of OK.
Governor r. G. Wickliffe; Thomas Il.
Hewes, district judge; G. M. Miller, district
judge; B. HARRISON, parish judge; C. J.
Howell, clerk of court; C. L. Fischer, tax
collector. 1t was through Senator Weber's
influence that the parish tax was reduced
from twenty five and half mills to twelve
mills, the present rate.
9. The Democrats complain of r. j. Tay
lor, the Republican sheriff. They charge that
he was bad man, murderer and a;thief.
Let rs see how he became sheriff. l find
on page twenty-four of Weber's pamphlet,
q certified copy of Z. j. Taylor's official
bond as sheriff; aad who do we find as his
sureties9 First in the list stands C. L.
Fischer, lsw-psrtner of Ex-Governor r. C.
Wickliffe, then Mr.. Duncan Stewart, q
member of the Parish Executive Committee
of the Felicians Democracy, followed by
Messrs. Booked, Adler and Hamilton, all
good Democratic. The signatures of these
bondsmen is witnessed by r. c. Wickliffe
1t requires but very little knowledge of our
laws to know that if Taylor, the rascal and
murderer, as he is now termed by his old
friends, had not given bond he could not
nave acted in his official capacity. There
lore he was the official creature of his
oondsmen who are all good Democrats.
In conclusion, Mr.. Editor, desire to call
The attention of "our Northern friends" to
he concluding page of the Property Hold
,rs' report. Here it is:
We can but assert that we have been
governed since 1872 by criminals. >
That Senator Weber and a few others have |
,e-n the prime cause of all our woes. Z L. |
Weber, in particular, stands out in bold re-
ief as the most bitter foe to our people and |
heir interests. |
Now, sir, this was written by C. L. Fischer,
Z. l. Weber's best and most intimate
friend What must the people think of |
Mr.. Fischer, for associating with man who |
was. according to his own words, "a crimi
lalY" More anon. CIVIS
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FOf 0OV6rUOI- 0CAo1V 1fO0, 1NECHOI15
President Wells-There is protest in
the case of Mcconnell inside the papers;
Law aside the returns.
M. Abell-Here are the returns of the
sixth ward, parish of Orleans; received
November, Is, 1876, John G. Puchlet, assis-
tant supervisor, addressed to the Returning
Board.
Mr., Kenner-The consolidated retuen is
signed by Putchler, sworn to the eleventh
of Move mber. before p. G. Deslonde, Sec
rotary Of State. There are seven polls in
this ward. The aggregate vote is as fol
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RECEIPTS Of PRODUCE.
SHERIFF'S SALES.
Charles kuebel W. Charles StolZ ct al.
INIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH


EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH
Il of Orleans. No. 70l9.-By virtue of . writ of
teri facias against Charles stolz and Julius
Schmidt to me directed by the honorable
the Fifth District Court for the parish of Orleans
in the above entitled cause, l viii proceed to sell
tioneers Exchange Royal street, between Canal
and Customhouse streets, in the Second District
of this city, on TUESDAY November 20, 1876 at
twelve O'Clock NJ the following described property,
to wit
ONE LOT OF GROUND, plumber twenty-five,
with the improvements thereon, situated in the
Sew. nth District of this city. square A, bounded
by Second, Hillary. BuTthe and Adams streets, as
per plan by Hiram Grover, DE- pesited in the Office
Of William Boswell, late notary public in this
city, measuring thirty feet front on Hillary street,
by one hundred and thrty.seven feet six inches in
depth. Acquired by the defendant julius Schmidt,
by purchase from jacob Girold, per act passed
before s. Purcell, recoI der, dared October H. 1865.
Seized in the above suit as belonging to defend
ant Schmidt.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN.
oc27 nos II % Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-28

Come up al Oucc.
Come up once.
But few days left.
But few days left.
But few days LIFT. 81
Grand xtra rawing.
Grand extra IAwing.
Grand extra rswipg.
On Monday next
On Monday next.
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A. Rochereau Il Co. vs.. Arab-lla ID. keua.
day, wife OF Nicholas Sinnott, Jr., and her hus.
band.
OIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH
~ of Orleans. No. 650-By virtue of a writ Of
sesure aud sale directed by the honorable the sixth
District Court for the parish Of Orleans, in the
above entitled cause, TO w. r. Harper late she iff
a d by sad late sheriff to me transferred / will
proceed to sell at public auction, at the Mer
cbaAls and AuctiOneers' Exchange ROyal street
S between Can Ganal and Gustomhouse streets 10 the
vember %, 1876 at twelve o'clock NJ, the following
described property, to wit
THE UNDIVIDED THREE-FOURTHS of the fol.
lowing d. scrlbed propert to wit: A certain lot of
ground 81 nated IN the Second District of this
CITY at the corner of Dauphin- an, Customhoust
strt ets IN the square bounded by Gust mhouse
bienvllie, Dauphine and Burgundy streets anS
me- assuring thirtf.'wO IT (mOre L. ss) f,ont OF
DauGnie street by eighty fou feet more or less
on SustOmbsuse street, together with AL thu
bui dings and improvements tn re- n, and rights
wa, aud privi' ges thereto belonging OF in any
wise appertaining
Seized in the above suit,
Terms-Cash on the spot
kUGENE WAGGAMAN,
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A Battle near Matamoros.
A Brownsville special to the Galveston
Necs, SAYS:

VeSS, says:
While on the march to San Luis at q
place called Mier y Nariega, in that State.
Governor Canales was attacked by General
Pedro Martinez, with 1000 men. The fight
commenced on the seventeenth and ended
the next day. Martinez used his artillery
to d,slodge and failed. He charged his po.
sitien three times The last charge resulted
in q repulse and counter charge, and Mar
tinez was completely routed. He lost many
killed, wounded and prisoners, all his artil
lery EIGHT pieces), ammunition and sup
plies. He fed with four men.
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1902.
General Smith-Are there any protests
in the papert2
President Wells-There are two general
protests; none accompanying them.
The returps of the first ward of the city
were then not in.
General Smith--When was it received
Mr.. Abell-On the thirteenth.
Mr.. KenDer-There are seven polls. The
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-28

The last time that the DeROcr ats carried
he southern States they carried them ont
OF the Union; ct least, as far % they could
OF force Of arms.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-28

French ship La LOuisiane EQuay, for HAvre
Spanish bark Gerion, FerIer, for Barcelona
Spanish bark America, Montells. for Cette
British bah Ruth Topping, Erickson, for
Schooner Monadnock. Gauzsnce for India nola
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship New York, Qaick from New York 18th
| ultmo. to A Whitney &co-AIgers
German ship Constanta, Kichlken, 81 days from
Bremen. to StOckmeyer &cO-1st district
Ship William McGilvey, Nickles, from Dunkirk
October :, to master-Point
Ship Gilchrlst. Watts, from London September
q, to Norton Bell-POint
German bark Onkel, Tasche, from Bremen Septem.
Der 10, to Krimmelberg, Schaffer &co-ath dis.
Norwegian bark Leifjeld. Evensen. 60 days from
Bremen to Meeker, Knox &co-Gretna
STEAMBOATS,.
City Of Alton. Bixby. from St Louis
Robe TT Lee Campbell, from Vicksburg
GAINESVILLE, Lee, from Greenwood
Rice Farmer. ID agon. from Lower Coast
Fannie Tatum and barge Joyce, from Jack SON.
port
ARRIVED SUNDAY.
Spanish steamship st Iago, Riberas, from Havana,
to Puig, Corral Aco-4th district
Steamship TappahannOck COoksey, from Havana
via Florida ports. to l K Roberts-2d district 10
Norwegian ship Hercules, Nelson, 60 days from
Liverpool, Ocean, Zerega &co-3d district 81
British ship AdOlphus Rose from Liverpool Sep
o., TENDER IS to Hall y vaughsn-lst district So
Ship Lucy 4 Nickels, Nlckes, from Havre October
French ship Onkel Felix, Lapere, from Havre Sep.
TENDER q, to master district %
Ship foP &t 'anero October
Ship Marcia Day, Chase, from Marseilles Septem.
Der g. to master-lst district II
French bark COmtesse Duchatel Dupont from Bor.
deaux September Is, to MASTERED district
Bark Chittoor. Gortlay, IS days from Bic Janeiro,
to Phipps &cO-lst district
German Dr4ia0
October g. to master-POint
Italian bark Virginia. Brignat', from Antwerp Sep
TENDER is, to master-POint
British bark Alice Cooper, King, 30 days from Ke.
rieffe, to Miller Aco-Point
Russian bark Ilion Rsks IS days from London, to
Norwegian bark Nymphen. Kjoe, IS days from
pI Hamburg burg to Ocean, zeregs &co-Point
British bark Lady ROweua. Sterling, from Liver
pool September Is, to Bryson &co-3d dis
Schooner Sea Witch, -. from Ruatan Island. to
BELOW COMING UP AND WAITING ORDERS.
British ship Hahnmanu, Thompson, 60 days from
Britsh,shp Regina, McHenry, ~ days from Liver
pool to master
Norwegian bark Bien, Hansen, 81 days from Lon.
Bark Gustav Oscar, Krimme, IS days from Bre.
men. to master
Norwegian bark VISTA Thorsen, IS days from Rot.
terdam, to Ocean, Zerega SEQ
french bark Colbert, Soyer, 50 days from Bordeaux.
Norwegian bark Petrypois, Gronstadt, from Dor.
deaux October 8, to master
Austrian bark. Nmrod, Geromicb, from London
September It, to master
SAILED.
Ship Kendrck Fish, from Antwerp previously
reported below, for Galveston.
EXPORTS
CETTE-Bark Amerca-29 hhds tobacco IS. $50
slaves
BARCELONA-BarkG erion--l0OO bales cotton
1880 slaves
BARCEL0NA-Ship voladora-825 bales cotton
5p0 bbls oil IS exc corn Fl cross ties 456G slaves
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-28
COMMERCIAL.

Members of the Cotton Exchange are reminded
that tie annual meeting will be held on Wednes-
day evening, aud the general election on next
Monday
COTTON-Tbe sales to day mot including 400
bales additional on Saturday, when the actual
business was 10000 bales, ll,400 having EN-
reported instead of IL, 40O) embraced
10. 200 bales at stronger prices. requiring an ad.
vance in our quotations OF i in some grades and
/ he Others We give also the figures and
report of the Exchange as below:
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Making Q total OF B44UVU premium bOnde.
@2,OoO half paid city coupons.
Stocks exhibited no new feature.
Under l. ght offerings and a better demand
State cons0ls were \ per cent higher closing at
58158h.
closing at 3lA 032.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-28
Benjamin w. Lauck VS.. Mrs. ADnie Mon
Afghan, wife Of John Henderson. and her hus-

INlFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
IL Orleans, No. 7707.-By virtue of writ of
seizure and sale to directed by the honor
able the Fifth District Court for the parish of Or
leans, IN the above entitled cause l will proceed
to sell at public auction, at the Mer.
chants and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal and CustomhOuse streets in the
second DistrictOf this city, on SATURDAY. Decem-
be- 30, 1876 al twelve O'clock NJ, the following de.
scribed property to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Fourth District OF this city, in the square b,unded
by xousseau, Phil p, Fulton and Sorapuru streets,
designated as lot number OIL e bundr. d and twenty
eight, measuring tn rtv one feIt eleven nches five
lines front on said Fulton sstreet, by hundr.d
and twenty feet in depth, between paral ell liues;
together with all The buildings and imprOv ements
thereon, consisting OF a dou,le e-ktory frame
house. kitchen, etc, known as nun bers four hun.
DIRT ana sixty three 81 four hundI ed and sixty
five Fulton street. Being he same proper Y which
the defendant herein acquired by purchase from
the succession OF Penelope Bastick, per act passed
o. fore p. C. Cuveltr. late notary public in this
city, IN the thirtieth of December, 1871.
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
nO26 de3 10 30 Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans
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FOR HAVANA VIA CEDAR KEYS AND
kEY WEST.
BUSINESS CHANGES.

NOTICE-THE FIRM OF BRIGGS, PAYNE co
~ has b I: n dissolve b! mu' ual consent. Nthey
partner will sign i'll lq uidaton.
3. B. BRIGGS,
JOHN N. PAYNK
New Orleans, November %. 1876.
Our firm having dissolved, cordially recon-.
mend MtSSRS. THOMAS SIMkS and LEyY with
whom my former partner. Mr.. JOIN n, PAYNE,
10 now ASSOCIATED 10 my own and the friends Of
the late firm OF Briggs, Pay ne Co
E. B. BRIGGS
Referring to the above card cordially invite
ny former f'lends and patrons continue their
J. vor. VI my new CODnec ion, MESSRS. THOMAS
e'MMS LEVY. where their orders will re ceive
my piOl pit personal o. t. ntIon.
nOl4 81 JOHN n PAYNE.
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OBORLEss EXCAVATINGA PPARATUe,

- used by the company, are that tho work cen b
performed at any hour of the day or night, the
thorough manner in which the deposits are ~
moved, the absence Of all offensive edors. The
short space Of time required ian ordinary stnk
being emptied in from ten to fifteen mnutes), and,
above all ITS CHEAPNKSS.
AL orders left at the company's ONCE No. $50
Common street, or sent to Postoface box No. 9l3,
will receive prompt attention. au3 6m
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN, I
Tuesday, November %, 1876 !
CLEARED YESTERDAY
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

French ship La Louisiana Rquay. for Havre
spanish ship Voladors Olaguebel. for Barcelona
Spanish bark GeriOn, Ferrer, for Barcelona
Spanish bark America, Montells, for Cette
spanish bark Maria, Lust, for Barcelona
British batentine Ruth Topping Erickson, for
Queenstown
Schooner M0nadnock. Gauzence. for India nola
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JULES BBGON.
EeTABL ED 1863.
American and FOREIGN Patents.

American and Foreign Patents.
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ner Co.. soicitors Patents procured in all coun
patent is granted. No fees for making preliminary
examinations. No add tiOnal fees Tor obtaining
and conducting rehearing.. Special attention
given to interfere2ce cases before the patent
suite in different States, and all litigation appeH.
tanning to inventions or Pstents Send stamp 70
GILMORE CO. for pamphlet Of sixty pages
Old Bounty Land Warrants.
The last rep,rt Of the Co@m,ssioner Of the Gen,
land warrants outstanding. These were issued
under act Of lsss and prior ects. GILMORR 90.
pay cash tor them. Send by registered letter.
Where assignments aro imperfect We give inStxue.
tons to perfect them.
United States General Land Once.
Contested Land ceses prosecuted before TIE
United States General Land Office and Department.
of the Interior. Private land claims. mining and
Pre-emption claims and homestead Cases attended
Arrears Of Pay and Bounty.
Omoers, soldiers and ssilors Of the late was, On
their heirs, are IN many cases entitled to money
sas q s,.,o aea they hsve
close stamp 10 a1E1oRR Co. and : fuii ispi2
after examination. will be given you freA
Penslons.
tured, or injured in the late war however slightly,
can obtain pension BY addressing GILAoR1 4
Cases prosecuted bv GILMORE co. besn,s thu
Supreme Court Of the United States, the Court q
Claims and the Southern Claims Commission.
Each department of our business 10 conducted
experienced parties employed BY the old nm.
Prompt attention TO all business Entrusted to GIL
MORE co. is thus secured. We desre to VIA
success BY deserving it Address
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STEAMSHIPS.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW ORLKAI0
HAVRE, VIA SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BkEMEn AND NEW oR1KAys
HAVRE. VIA SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA
S> The steamehips Of the NsrsA
<9 German Lloyd wiu run = 10l.
From Bremen Orleana,
Frsnffurt 90 49, A ASoGt M NOV :,
Further DAYS Of departure viii be snnounosd
The steamers touch outward 1t Hsvre and Ha,
vana and on their home trip at Havana and South.
ampt0n.
PRICES OF PASSAGE.
From Bremen, Southampton or Havre to Havana
or New Orleans
Cabin, $3.50 (gcld(. steerage, $50 (gold).
From New Orleans to Southampton, Eavre 6,
Bremen
Cabin, slsc tgcld) steerage, SIS (gold).
From New Orleans to Havana:
Cabin, SIS (gold> steerage, SIS (goldl.
Children under ten years half price; children I'm.
The company reserves the right to change tho
route OF the steamers, the advertised days Of de-
Havre to New orleans issued by the undersigned.
'0l further pa1 sD. y sr eR2RkSv e co..
sells No - Union street.
FOR HAVANA VIA CEDAR KEYS AND
KEY WEST.
United States Mail Line,
Steamships
WILLIAM P. CLYDE, WILMINGTON,
MARGARET, BMILIA
A The New Orleans, Florida
and Havana Steamship Line
NE4naK& will dispatch one OF the above hrst
class steamers from New Orleaus 70
Every Week,
Touching ct Cedar Keys and Key West and cen
neGtinR with steamers for Tampa.
Through BILLS Of lading iseued to all points IN
Florida including Tampa. and to New York. CHARLES
ton and Savannah
Splel did passenger accom- modations, and through
tickets given to above points.
Office
For freight or passage apply to
I. K. ROBERTS. Agent,
No. l20 Common street,