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Mr. c. p Adams, Jr. IN an Aaantle
Moafklg ertiole. said: bridge accidents
aiMsqs haQe been, and will probably al
Was6 fsmaio, among the worst 70 which
travel bg rail Il exposed. Il Ronld Do i'm
possible for corpetations to take too great
pfeaNnfI11H aRainst tham, and that the pre-
eeufiouA taken are very CREST q eonolu-
elesIy shown by tie fact thar With thou
sends oI beidnea many times each day sab
Ieusqd g. the straia Of the passage 81 speed
o. heavy AAlll. 90 very lev dlfe1teHs
aeduF Nevertheless there are many pre-.
eartioun Whlot, u tho Taos q terrible
experiences. Corporations Dc aet and vi sDel
faka Fer naHuHtt. every fAilFoa1 bridge.
mot only bhfpne h4at o lsnz b. but tAfou4h-
Tat iie anpIeto1ae. sh0nid have lis track
protected arei4es possible defl,IMsn1 It
+ ihe exrf pIian aAN N11 fAe tnle. however.
tsHi 1E|a j. 91tes A9uN rsMuAiA4 Iz1HI is.
sever ffNf o. 4p1efed uf lteA zosE1f7I H4St
A lh M1I feuflD1e HnH f1 lHe |Nt|0
aon114t Hsee fe| m 81
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LIVERPOOL ship Ale1apdrovna- llss bales cot
8 LIVERPOOL AaOlphus-t4ss bAlss cotton
III GIvssSPooL-Bsrk Alice cOOper-s7ss bales cot
ton 5000 slaves
LTVBRPOOL-Bark FruSs-s4l hAlsS cotton 10 900
slaves 12l pcs timber 70 oak logs
LONDON-BaFk Vrginia--160 Dbls n0D 1888 bhla
rOsin 50 tee taow Is SIC bushels in sacks $3.50
slaves
KEY WEST AND CEDAR EEYs--Btaamship Mar
garet-For Key West-2i5I bbls d0nr liz teS grease
bales hay ST tcs hams SO ske corn SKIS cats l5Q
pkgs suBdries For Cedar KeyB--SlG bbB hour y
bbs pork IS bba meal 30 ckB bacon $40 SKA corn $50
DkRe sundries
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COURT RECORD.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 9. 1877.
supreme Court.

supreme Court.
Present-Chief Justice Ludeling, Justice
Leonard and Justice King
Absent-Jnstices Howell and Morgan.
Chief Justice Ludeling and Justice Leon
ard read opinions
On motion of Attorney General Hunt the
court adjourned 10 respect to the death of
Hon. Arthur Saucier, late judge Of the Sixth
District Court.
The District Courts.
All district courts adjourned, on motion
of members Of the bar, OF by the order Of
the court, in respect TO the memory of Hon.
Arthur Saucier, late judge of the Sixth Dis
trict Court.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

BAYOU SARA--Steamer ouaohlta Belle---sSs
bales cotton AT skis cotton seed 1877 hhds sugar ~
bbls molasBes and sundries
LOWER OOAST-Steamer Label 65 hhds sugar
205 bbls molaeses and sundriee
LOWER COAST-Steamer Martha-2l hhdB sugar
is bbls ps0lasaes and aundIieg
BATON ROUGR-Eteamer Lessie Taylor--18l hbds
sugar IS bbls moIasses 242 bbs syrup and sundries
BATON ROUGB-Steamer City of Augusta --19
hhds sugar le7 bbs mclasses half bbls moiAsses
and sundrieB
LOWER COAST-SteameF Emma-l02 hhds sugar
3 bbls sugar l73 bbla molasses and sundries
GRAND CAILLOU- Schooner Bugenia-lIO hhds
sugar 1903 bbls m0lasses and sundries
TERREB0 NNB-LuRger Italia bbls molassea
and sundries
UPPER C0AsT-Lueger Marie LOuise--2l half
bbls mOlasses and sundries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD,
January 9-246 bales cotton i66 bids sugar 10 bbls
sugar lT6 bbls molasses 365 mead cattle and sun
dries
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD, Jsn-
nary 9-ll6 bales cotton 2s5 sks corn 238 bbls -four
200 Ska OileRke and Eundrieg
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD Jan
uary 9--67 hhds sugar 1888 bbls molasses and sun
dries
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FOREIGN.


Zno HnleFnalIonAl Con1ereuee.
LONDON, January 9.---A Reuter- dispatch
from ConafanEinople states that ct to-day'S
maeting Of the conference SignoF CoEte,
NlaliAn Ambassador, in the name af other
@usopsau plenipOsentiarieB, e0ntr0veriB
tho erEument advanced bg Safvet Pasha at
the last citing. The Marquis Of Salisbury
supported GignoF Gorta's views
The Turkish representatives., nevefthe-
Aa1o. did not withdraw their refusal 20 80
uept the conditions proposed By the poWeEs
They, however, took part In the converse
elem o. guarantees especially in that xela-
fiwe 10 "a International commission. The
discussion wns animated, and ct the close
zba eieginR was adjourned till Wednesday.
u is generally believed At ConstantinOpls
Shat ths conference viii only hold few
Nlore sileinRs.
Lord Salisbury viii probably prolong hia
Say beyond the date toT which he had en-
Ffsd 3 steamer
a Renter telegram from C0natantinople
s 81 Yesterdays sitting Of the confer
eioe ~ European plenlpotentaries pointed
1Hl 9Has several points Of the proposals Of
tNe r6wets "a the former part Of the An
5gig nota and Turkish Representatives.,
1a1iealad their willineneas to enter into dis
r4a5ied On the basic d shat note. II IL be-
uolaQiiaries viii make Last appeal 70 the
Mn4Ei1h representatives to oiacnaa fhe pro-
HaaaIa e the p0Wer1.
a large Aata6rp firm haa concluded 9
aotffheI with fhs Porte for diepetohine 70
Turkey, wiihie three days, 5000 tons Of
E1a 5allsls, q the klnd hneWn AZ Eadan'a
* hsnisr dispatch from Constantlnopls
Ns he kaaFs a. bosFAerus Newspaper
s8 that ine1much "a al articles Of the
a4ds pHoeFamma are fIanod with q
se establishment q privileged
al'HeH t1lelcrs, even il the poWeIa
s9at Aslbs 81 their demand,
a.eea IS c1naitazed possible
~oEeM1 sitting d tho con'
SSH BE- aFioM1ntd a9 the H.
IaIhia1 felHaasa. who are De.
70 I1He alarS 3oM4lA an ua4sHla1d.
aslia ol lhe kndnaaag nqlas
has declared b the Hefia tt6s
tN - she cqHaeta@leA .okAlea
e consequently ds4isfsf 1el.
H her gassaleaa. AfoNfN
ql she step upon as
eo e4arnmenEs
4sF Hq 4 lfIa efenIte
4<s144a9, ~
A7ut sd
s1+
8salss
1 q rIaa.
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The thermometer at Louis Frigerio's, No.
so Charities street, stood as follows Janu-
airy 9: ASA. NJ, $40; st 9 P. NJ, $40; at 6
P. NJ, 800. Lowest point during the night
Of January 8, go.
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toriously, and many Of Igleeias' troops are
joining HIM as he advances. He left Guar
najuato to the right, which, together with
LANES and Leon, are already dn his power.
Well combined strategic movements help
General DiaE extraordinarily.
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N BRNMRET CONTRACTOR, AND
FORAGE, COAL AND WOOD, respectfI
public patronage In hla line Of trad
sorted stock IL always kept on hand
aold ct lowest prices for caah. Orders
without delay from the feed WAreheus
ton street and No. l0l Peter street, nei
or from the feed store and coal yard
0fst. DeniB aud Washing ton Btreets. O
Aro solicited, ID will be disposed Of
advantage OF 9 uslgneee. Quick sale
returna are g. ranteed, and the be'
can be given.
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STEAMSHIPS,
FOR HAVANA VIA CEDAR x
ky WHIST.
UnIfaA arnran MAN IIu

04Ae09 gA-AAl- AAAAAsA In
WILLIAM P. CLYDE, WILMTN
MARGARET, EMILIA.
The New OFleal
~ S HiiI a,5 nssano ope 81 sss Il
Glass steAmers from N
livery Week.
Touching ct UsdEF Ksya ard Key "
Meeting with steamers for Tampa.
Through bills ~ iAding iabued 70
FLORIDA, Including Tampa, and 70 New
ton and Savannah.
spleLdid passenger accommodations
tickets given 20 above points.
No Freight received without PEN
once.
For freight or passage apply %
i X. ROBERT8
No. ia0 Con
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IMPORTS,

RIO JANETRo-Brig HelOls 1903 bags coffee
UTILLA-Sohooner Jennis WoOd-l400 bunohee
bananas 5000 cocoanuts 90 600 plantains bbis
lines
RUArAN IsLAED-scheoner LILY of the Valley
700 punches bananas 900 cOooanuts 800 pineap-
ples BI0O0 IN specfo
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
MONITION.

UNITED STATES CusToMHousE,
Collectors Office, ,
New Orleans. JaUSary 1, 1877.
VIHR FOLLOWING DESCRIBED GOODS HAVING
Il been seized for violation of the revenue laws,
herein set forth notice 10 hereby given that
Less the persons claiming the same shan appear
and Ale their claims according to law, within
twenty days from date hereof, the goods viii be
advertised and sold at public auction. as provided
by section 3OT7 Of Revised Statutes Of June a. 1874:
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LEGAL NOTICE
~s~~~~~-~roeoe~e-o e~~~o~l~~>~~ooe>
UNITED STATES DTBTRICI
DISTRICT OF LoUIsIANl
In THK MATTKk OF ABRAHAl
Bankrupt
In Baukrnptcy--No. ]

"HRREAs, ABRAHAM THOMAS.
w leana, and 6istiiot aforesaid,
bankrupt under the act OF Congress
1851, has this day filed in said court q
ing Tor a discharge and certificate TIL
HE debts and other claims provable q
Notice is therefore given 70 al cred
proved their debts. and to all other
terest, that the nfte nh uay OF
at II A. NJ, is assigned for the heeTin
and that they may then and there al
cause, II any they have why the pras
petition should not be granted; and
Il given that the bankrupt viii unda
nation b. fore Register J Ward Gnlle
enteenth day Of January, A. p,
NJ. At his ofloe, no. A Camp street,
Clerks Office, New Orleaue, Decems
de3a jag 10 r. DBvokaHiRk. ps
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COAL.

NOAL.......".......... ..'''....CVAA
ANTHRACITE, Chestnut" for base burner stoves.
ANTHRACITE Lump" for foundry use.
ANTHRACITE, Egg Size" for restaurants
PITTsBURG, Screened expressly for family use.
DELIVERED AT LOWEST MARKET RATES.
W. @. coYLR S CO.;
once No. 1873 GrAvier street.
Ysrd-COrner of Race and Levee streets. jas st
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SUCCESSION


9ucco1aton 81 slilHh Y
GB0ONB DISTRICT c0ukT F0l
y Of Orlaana, No. - la3. " hers
public admi1ittraier, naa pati1.e
letters 81 ami iairaIion o. the 9.
EiEu DGIsfN dfEeaatt r. t4atA.
hereby given 70 aL whom a may }
caua8, within t1n days, Why tbs ~
n4tiiioner ahould not BE- Frlulod
1g 1f1rE II Sis enaf&
3sl6i5 iai FatNK fAa
auec14asNE 81 1ke iate ASH
1sceae
III NA HutfoRn ~ Jar ~
"a INss a IHr 1IDtt al te
tHeI IH 81 11t NNaef Hlfi
il |r. 81 t7
4 k1lf
H
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C0HS BeAf- Reserved asnca yesterday $50 bhls
The laaFAef elesay With bftteE demand, ane
- 4 ar4 IsN usl1 a1d az 90 80 tt ~ Ql nAl 20 -
D14ll - o4t itthin4 20 % EeHl ~ bot
GIFTS. Are NeIY fearfe asf What little d lli5
% conn ending - 8 #rbsL
fu1ha Tia uhfAef q Qd'ft lHt Af1osE With q
unel eI1 NQet!l htl4 ~ oep parry. Af4 e he'd
1aI1l'I - s. q bit thtf1lr hif feHe ted
4Nc ff Ga sa4t .t-tiiA VA tAI0 j.
eN44s N4tzN 7 |o |rN IIiNtN nay ~
Ni0ltF z. -UI H14. "NII E11if1uaI.I
34 ~ MI 4 Il
II. fIHfNN
I0 1IH Ha
a
fsHH
80
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Tn BANKRUPTUY .-COAila ERo
Il or individuals deairoua Of AvAilina
Of the benefit Of the bankrupt act osi
petitions and schedules prepared str
Ing to the bankrupt law As amend
orders Of the United States Hupreml
rulea Of the United etatea District
plying to the undersigned At the d
Kellogg, Register Ia Bankruptcy, in
house building, New Orleans, LIQUID
reasonable. PoStOdioe box 1891.
Oos JOIN 3
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BANKS AND BAN.

NIITIZENS, SAVINGS ham
~ GRUhKWALD HALL
Does not discount commercial pa.
itself strictly TO the receipt and
SAVINGS. A detailed statement n
liabilities 4 st ali timea accessible 4
Interest SIX PKR GENT from date
Directora--J. 4. QubeEnAt0r, ThOn|
W. Burbank. II. Bonner, a. 8. Badgs
J. u. GuBRnN A1'0l
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
oFFICR NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN,
TrnnnLr EnnaIna Innnaru 1911

TUESDAY EvRNIHG, January 8, 1871 )
The demand foE money was moderate to-day,
both in bank and on the street, aud commercial
paper was unchanged. Under the course OF the
market at New York, gold was irregular, closiog,
ment was liberal. In sympathy with the huctua-
iions 81 New York foreign exchange a. irregular
and unset ed hut closed only Ne or about l.10 "
cent lower than yesterday for sterling and 4 y
cant for francs. New York SIG ht was unchanged
with lighter fferings State console snd premium
bonds were stronger, cl0ting p oeLt higher for
the former and 4 for the latter.
We continue TO quote frst-class collateral loans
at 8a- y cent " annun discount; other grades
do at l0dl1 exceptional commercial paper at
60; Al do at l00l2; second grade do nominali
fret class mortgages sale and second grade do
nominal.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


Bogus Checks.
BosToN, January 9.-This morning the
First National Bank of Boston received
through the mAilss bogus checks for $4,000
from q Montgomery, Alabama. bank for
ooIlection. and five other checks Tor $4,000
each, were presented through the clearing
house to the Fret National Bank BY the
Revere Bank, for collection, on account Of
their New York correspondent. The for
gerry has been traced TO parties purporting
to be cotton buyers for Massachusetts
manufacturers. The first intimaGion Of
irregularity grew ont Of the disposition of
the cotton ct or near the point Of purchase.
ably the losers.
Changed Win Bank Rsbbery.
RIcHMoND, Va, January 9.--SamUel Fl.
thorn berg, charged with rObbing the
bank ne FeteFsburR, Virginia, on the thir-
tieth ultimo. Of SIC 700, returned to that
city last night and surrendered himself.
He states that he was ct Harrisburg, Penn
sylvania, when be heard Of the robbery
and that he IL charged with the orIme,
and that being gniltless he at once started
back 10 face the charge and establish his
innocence. Upon being saarched hut 8
few dollars were Nnnd en- his person,
Thorn berg positively denies taking any Of
the money, but declines TO tell why he
went away.
Richard Baeby, Of the firm Of T. Gates
q Co., who was arrested on the charge
Of c0nnseIiDg and abetling ThOrmberg TO
make false entry ID the books Of the Cid-
zons' Bank Of Petersburg, by which Bagby
was enabled to obtain $4,000 Of the money
Of said bank has been hailed under e writ
Of babeas corphs, IN $4,000. and to answer
tho charge on the eighteenth instant.
Reid and Ready swindlsr.
MoArooMeRY, Ala, January 9.--Four or
five days ago = man. purpcrting to be South
for bic health, vent to lhe First National
Bank Of this city, stating that be wished %
lavest money until spring, when he wanted
it back 10 20 10 Europe Re deposited for
oolls6fien i've checks Of 5000 each, drawn
By the First National Bank Of Lowell On
tho First National Bank of Boston. After
dopositinG be- desired 5000 ID oash 70 70 70 q
nelehborina point 70 invest, and would
leave the iemaindef ~ BIZ credit The
checks Wara regular bank checks. numbered
and signed with what appeaged q be she
mRhatafes OF The proper LoReIi hank OFF,
cioia The cashier OF the First National
Eane declined 70 advance until he could
hear b. Telegram from the lowell bank.
The next morning b rsceixed > les64rau
stating the checke were iofEefiee. 1he
party Whe depeeiled the cheeks gave his
name e. rhomas + MOrgan. Of Asssaohu.
1etfs. He lelt on the ART train after the
/ telegram was aent to lowell, aud has never
/ refneaod here A. tyr no asceftained no
! body Nes rleIfmiE8d Gefo. Horgan ie q -.
( frsefasis Ieottns m6n wish short gray
+ ati.hslS aHd spneaGe 20 be about hlty-1 "a
+ fe4fl ~ e9f. ana tglte With n stFene New
ttzIAat asf
NH4t#lQ Faftors NaFnet,
81 Eau4 4aaN0f 5--I h 4tsg8na a
I Ca tefnlip1e mNAHIacsnfeft. 81 tenlapf,
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COTTON-T1 es to-day were confined to
936 bales at e. ices, requiring reduction
of \ in our IL tAtions Tor mtddling g adea
We give also ,1res and Beport OF the TX
change, as below;
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EsT1BLTsHED 1860.


AAaOEAEaAM 4Mu n WEOAMM Z Hk|
GILMORE q CO.. successors to Chit
meE & Co., solicltors Patents procured
tries. No fees In advance. No eharss
patent is granted. No fees for making
examinations. No additional fees i0i
and conducting o rehearing. Special
given to Interference cases before
office, extensions before Congress- In
suits in different States, and ali htigi
tanning to inventions or patents. Sei
GILMORE L co. for pamphlet OF sixty
Ola Bounty Land Warrar
The last report VI the Commissioner
eral Land ONCE showB 1881, 50a Acra
land warrants outstanding. These /
under act Of 1855 and prior acts. GILl
pay cash tor them. Send by rsgisti
Where assignments are imperfect we
tiOns to perfect them.
United States General Land
Contested land easea prosecuted
United States General Land once and
Of the Interior. Private land claimal
presumption claims and homestead cai
Arrears Of Pay and Boz.
Oh1oers, soldiers and sailarB Of the
their heirs, are In many cases entitld
from the government, Of which IN
knowledge. Write full history Of q
state amount Of pay and bounty RI
close stamp 70 GILMORE & CO.. and 1
after examination, viii b given yOz a
PenaiOmss
All ofioeFa, soldiers and sailofs va
tured, or injured In the late war, howe
can obtain 4 pension by addressing
90.
eases prosecuted BY GILMORE & q
Supreme Court Of the United States,
Claima and the Routharn Claifna fgomvi
Bach department. Of our business Z
Ia q separate bureau, under the eharge
experienced parties employed BY IA
Prompt attention to all business intrul
MORE 4 co. ls thus secured. We q
success By deserving IL. Address
mysl washington. District az
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NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.


Gold opened at 1867 0lO6ai, against lO6k at New
York and after q liberal business closed at the
open rates against 1864 in that market, wi ere it
touched 1854 during the interim. The sales sum
med up $4,000. embracing $4,000 at lG6k; $40,
600 at 106Is $4,000 1885, $1,000 at 1868 GlO6A,
and $50. 0 and Sll GEO 1904.
Under the decline ia 60 d at New York sterling
was irregular, and closed on ~ or about lilo v
cent lower and francs p cent. The movement
was moderate
The Gales Of sterling comprised G32 co., embrsc-
6 600 bill of lading at SIS 05k as OF; $4,000 do at
Us O6d5 o. and G13OO0 at $5 065a05 o.
The sales of francs amounted 10 500 900 CONNER.
ciaI embracing 100 900 at -, and 400 600 at 498ai.
at the close sterling bills were quoted at S. o.
as 08 for bill of lading and Al clear, and a B5 IL
for bank lDank counter rate --0B5 I2h), and
francs at 49716 D4.96k fer commercial and nominal
for bank
New York sight was unchanged. The sales
comprised 1876, 900, embracing $4,000 commercial
and private bankers at 1882 and $1,000 and
$50 900 do at ZIG y cent discount.
The banks continued to check ON New York at
v cent diseount, and commercial sight was
still quoted at 7-l6
sales reported to-day to the Stock Exchange:
20 shares N. o. Gaslght Company. 800 50
SIS 600 Premium Dlnds..... ~
5UOO Premium D0ndss--. ,...-...s.ss .-.-.... ~ =
Is 600 Premium bonds. .'...'...''.'.s....'... SOt
10000 Premium bonds. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30S
Making a total of B35, 900 p emium bonds.
Stocks were dull
Under hight offerings State consols advanced 4
a. cent, aud premium bonds ss " cent the former
closing at son 05l, ard the latter at 30A 03Ok.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
oFFIoR OF THR REPUBLICAN,, I
wednesday, January 10, 1871. )
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
gteamShip Margaret, BakeE. fOr Key West via Cedar
Keye
British steamship Mediator, Hanney, for Liverpool
British sbip Alexhaerovna, Churchill, for Liverpool
BFitiah ahip AdOlphns kOae, for Liverpool
Breoh bark Alice Cooper, King, for Liverpool
Italian bark Virginia, BrgnaJi, for Londen
German bark AstrOnnm, Hopper fer Bremen
Norwegian bark AruA. Aaoiornaen, for Liverpool
Norwegian bark FIuae, Teneinen, for Liverpool
Norwegian bark Ceres euaoeraen, iof Genoa
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
French ship Emma olivier, from Antwerp Eosem-
Der o. % maatar--ad district "a
French be- Leon, Blsac, nom -, TO 7 kaisnan
Brftish barE kate Cam, Fnfth, nom Liverpool No.
vembsr a. to Hall Veughan--3 ID district
Schooner kuEoHin, fe1rcf 10 days from Grand Call
lou, 10 4 King hco-fd disisiet
LuRaaf Italia, irdn TcrEobcnno
bufgsf Maris Louie9. fEom Upper Coast
s1EANBoAIs.
Ouaohfta Belle. MaKi1oy. from Deyeu gera
taabnI, o'rrY, mon Lower Claat
HaElha. Aaa11f4 R6U Lower eoo1t
Ar1sIa Taylor kGnlHon. nom BATON h4uE1
CITY Of aGHuafa. Efua1es Rom Baton N0aGe
kluna, 4entpn, 4Qm AaNaE Coaa5
BELOW COMING UPS
Norwegian hs4h hnnal44r g1adsiekseu. fson Glen.
ea6.ae 81 FeRhe IL 81 nel.al
Hwp0RFn.
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OBORLKss ExCAvATENG APP

az used by the company, are that the y
performed at any hour Of the day q
thorough manner in which the depo
moved, the absence Of all Offensive
short space Of time required ian on
being emptied in from ten to fifteen mt
above all, ITS CHKAPNEsS.
An orders left at the company's d
Common street, or sent to Postofhce
will raaeiva nronDt attaution.
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RAILROADS.

On and nftoR MlsDdayl NoVeHber 1ys Id9Ui
Trains depart and arrive - follows nom calIliope
Mail..........ai:30 P. n. 11s4S A. n.
AooOmoder ,Aoe0mmodar
tiOn...... 1880 p. nj ton $40 A. n
Pullman Palace Sleeping oArs through 70 st.
Louie, ChicaRo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Only one change Of aleeping ears 70 AAgt9tn
Comb City.
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